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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-08
How Not 70 Do IL.

~ mas seeh geheraiiy conceded 'na' 'ne
eNeo''''o departments Oh inc Government
were in'ehuea 10 transact business between
'"e peop'e ana tne ooVernmeht' ADMINS
e'ns J"s'ce US between the Two. osho"
nv" inS'aNen - this es'inha'e' we VIII give
'ne experience Oh gentleman VINO had
.'"'nn as"iis. the government ior moneys
"'o NM MS papers "ere nieo IN inc
piopef BUREAU 'ha' known " the lnternal
''e'en"e hi'er a'iowihg uue Time lof
eN"r'ini''oh 'ne CLAIMANT called upon the
noPu'y commissioner ana asked ABOUT MS
was aSS'enea was eaiiea' ana IN answer 10
inquiry Sa'"' MI commissioner, uoh
sec now we can prevent inc payment oil
,"is .i'in'' Inc oruer q. once came iou
l'''' &c "'Ae IL "'sA 10, ""o'ne' "ay anu
r""' "" w" w. in' '''',h"n. wis
.o'a W 'e'urn next i'iorn'ns' ne o'u 80
'" '"o a's'e conversation oce"rreu-
nv" VIC '.'h prevent 'he payment
'''' ',"'h "'" 81 IL went W inc r'fs'
'Vnp''o,ier'
men u went 'nro"gh the same course
anu hhaliy inc claimant went with the
eh'ei Vi .ne ui'sioh 10 the Deputy Comp
a'ohe', "hen inc iuent'ca' "orus were used'
MI .omp'roiier' aon see now "s can
proven. 'he payment Oh TINS ciairi'' Again
came .he response lake II oack ana look
over II ahother day ana see what you can
do" Finally, as nothing could be found to
prevent the payment of this claim" the
gentleman, whose money had been in the
Treasury ten years, received it without in
terest and after it had cost him fully fifty
per cent. Of the amount to collect it. This
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-08

THE Secretary of the Treasury gives no,
tice that he will receive subscriptions fol
the four per cent. funded loan of the United
States for coupon bonds of $50, 800, $500
and 81 900; and for registered bonds of $50
500, $500, $1,000, and $4,000. Two pei
cent. of the purchase money must accom-.
pany the subscription; the balance at the
option of the subscriber within thirty days
with interest at the rate of four per cent. pei
snnum to date of payment. A commission
Of one-fourth per cent. is allowed on all
bonds of 81 900 and upward.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-08

THE Chicago Tribune denounces the Time
Of that city for assaulting pretty much
everything that pertains TO civilization
Chicago is not alone in this. The Times has
parasite in this city, which is becoming
very stale from its damnable iteration Of
dirty ISLANDERS, senseless alsehoods, and
eowardly personalities, that may offend but
cannot harm those against whom they are
projected. If it inspires any emotion it is
contempt; fear never.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-08

he sparrow as an insect destroyer, aud an aid
TO the horticultu ist pretty well discussed on
several occasions-once notably ut Indianapo-
is-but always resulting In condemning the
bird. There Is good authority for believing
they VIII drive away the whole class Of singing
birds, and he thinks the time not far distant
when this present favorite In many localities
VIII be generally voted u nuisance.
Mrs. BrcKHAN observed that she understood
they would drive all away except the robins.
Mr.. DINNER said the English sparrow will
prove destructive to the interests Of the farmer
by destroying his grain, and quoted Mr. VI. d.
sArEHAM as saying that the first money no
ever earned when boy, in England. was given
him as premium for killing these birds.
We regret to find these local favorites put
under the ban elsewhere in this way. Hsv-
ing become satisfied, from what we had seen
Of them in New York, that they would be
useful in the public grounds Of Washington,
and along our tree-skirted streets as well,
where insects were doing great mischief, we
favored their introduction here. To give
as much force rs possible in what we were
convinced was true, we approved the forma-
ton Of a committee IN the Potomac Fruit
Growers Association, in 1870 or 1871, to
wait upon the then Commissioner of Public
Grounds, General MICHLER, on the subject.
How much the resolution ordering the
committee and discussion thereon hid to do
with the introduction of the English spar
row here, we cannot affirm with certainty.
But we had the satisfaction of seeing our
bird-boxes, and their novel occupants fit
ting in and out Finding them useful, the
Government used to supply them with food
in winter They IRE very numerous now,
and still too useful 70 be dispensed with in
Washington, as we have no hesitation in
stating
As to their driving OF all other songsters,
we can only say that we find the blackbird,
along with the robin, making merry with
the sparrow every spring. in the public
grounds, with no indications whatever Of
dread or even jealousy. Every winter the
snow-bird has come into our garden, as Of
yore, to herald the approaching storm, as
popularity believed, with not the slightest
sign of fear. Although the sparrows have
mingled freely with them, rs invited to do
with food, and yet if any birds could be
driven away readily by the sparrow, we
should expect the frnil little snow-bird to
be among the first served in that monop-
olistic fashion.
We are free to say that we are not ready
to join in the hue and cry of our Buckeye
co-laborers in the cause of horticulture
against this little insect-destroyer. Albeit
they from their standpoint may have felt
justified in raising it,
If any other Washingtonian has come to
a conclusion differing from ours on this sub
ject we should like to hear from him.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-08
A Word for the sparrow.

Montgomery County (Ohio) Horticultural
Society the following adverse things were
said:
Mr.. CLARK observed that he had seen state.
ments to the effect that the English sparrow
was valuable aid to the horticulturlst in his
war upon destructive insects.
Nc. dinner said he had heard the claims of
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-08

THE st. Louis Globe Democrat, in an arti.
Gle on the life and character of the late ex-
Senator WADE, says: 1T devolved on Mr..
WADE to represent the courage and the
earnestness of the anti-slavery movement,
while Mr.. SEWARD represented its politics
and Mr.. SUMNER its culture"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-08

THE New York Commercial 4 drc,tiser says
Officers of the army in Washington are re-
ported to be in a most Indignant frame OF
mind over the nomination Of superannu-
sted Treasury clerk to be a paymaster over
their heads. They say there is no reason
why civilian should be so preferred, nor is
there. If such appointments continue to he
made to the army, nobody will wonder that
the Democrats want to cut down both stan
and salaries.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-08

TnR New York Graphic is "as happy as
clam at high tide" and well it may be,
for, like BENTON, it stood solitary and
alone amid the jcers and taunts of its op-
ponents, and fought the silver fight most
bravely. 1t is now wearing victorious
wrcaths, and somehow is not very tender of
the feelings Of the mourners.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-08
PROPOSALS..
PRoposALs FOR STATIONERY.


SISATk OF TIVE UNITED STATIC
wAsiIIsoTos, u. q, March 4 isfs.
Sealed proposals WI be received at this Office until
c%sry 6r he use q tic Senate Of he Tniea States
and quality OF each sfisie and lie form d SoRa %
be signed by the bidder and surcics will be furnished
The QuariO Post and Commercial Note Legal, and
Ss se P al perfect s ss a % y dRaS e S
with no "ontsde' or inperiect qulres. -
stock, HAT and smooth sheets. and of the toughest
The Adhesive Envelopes must be extra well
Th pnEs % " q they T 9 Dc re- Re
they to be delivered All white envelopes are to
The QUANTITIES. Of he disrsht article: above set
forth supposed to be what will be required but the
10 order RON sonractors more Or less Of The several
eies sSsGrng 70 ths wants q The 6epSTmSsnL
Of Smericsn Industry, If equally cheap and ofSs good
s9sS O. the s2oys articles a, nay be assgnstca y
Office in lie city OF Washington nee OF amy charge
Tor carriage on or before tho LIST day Of November
Every Article must be o. the very bc,. quality unless
an ay rs Sa e ISr article r
10 accompany the proposals and TO be marked with
per roam The Whole o. each article spsciied in lie
foregoing list viii be deemed class and the person
tauaiity Sonsiasredj Vii receive eoutrSct fOs rms lie
sams on ssss%HS bond With %S 9r NOR sS sure re-
,ss ~ A., hereof which bond Is 70 Be sd
ifsny articles sontr.cted iof snoald no, be delIy.
any respect the sample, the bond Of the contrac-
tor p VIII be pat In sgs ,ao.. .vro,,... n,
uonsryiior u,s senate and ss directed to tie Sec.
resy o. ise SSnIss; wsshing9n nj
Office free OF charge. ,,,.,,,,,x. x
| Secretary Of the Senate OF the United States.
| marLlAw|w Union and Star copy.l
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-08

THERE has been slight change in the
campaign programme of the New Hamp-
shire election. Instead of kicking Hon. W
l. CHANDLER out of the ring and importing
foreign talent to squelch him, the Republi-
can State Committee has substantially en-
dorsed yr. CHANDELIERS letters. and there il
not much talk now OF Ohio's invading the
State with Colossus who would step on that
young man
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-08

1T Is suggested that the architect and
contractor who attempted to build the New
York city courthouse many years ago, be
engaged to construct the Brooklyn post
Office, and then beauty and economy would
DO combined and the Government would
get lust what II paid for.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-08

THE american Farmer, published by the ven-
cradle SAMUEL SANDS and his wide awake
flial associate, at Baltimore, is promptly on
our exchange table this month. This is, we
hcliovr. about the Oldest monthly OF Its class
in this country. The secret of its longevity
is, no doubt, mainly attributable to the con-
tinuod freshness of its contents, while it con-
firms the truth of DARwIN's postulate OF
the survival of the fittcst.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-08

IT WILL BE most gratifying to the many
friends of Mr.. f. D. TOWNSEND, who knew Of
his excellent record in the army during the
war and as bureau and revenue officer
since, TO learn Of his vindcation from all the
aspcrsions cast upon him as Superintendent of
Public Property of this District. Elsewhere
will be found the report of the committee of
investigation in full, and the certificate of the
District Commissioners approving of tho same.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-08

THE announcement is gravely made that
The waters of the Hot Springs, in Arkansas,
were not burned up during the late conha-
grafton.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-08

Tue violation Of any Of natures laws brings It's
warning by the feeling Of discomfort. Exposure
Will induce colds, throat diseases consumption &c.
all Of which give warning by troublesome cough.
Use DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup In time and remove
both the cause and effect Of your discomfort.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-08
DIED

= ANDERSON.-On March s, 1878. at nine o'clock p.
In, ISABELLA ASDERsoN, the beloved wife OF &. p.
Anderson In her twenty seventh year.
Her relatives and friends are respectfully invited to
attend her funeral, from her late residence No. 0f
Third street northwest, Friday morning, at eleven
o'clock.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-08
PERSONAL.

TNfDRNIATIoN-THE GENTLEMAN WHO IN.
! qured at the E1bitt House yesterday inofuing
frdhg the Office q the Artist offhe Ffeeco fnnting
IN tie neN dninrroom ~ the Ebbtxeill and The
same 81 LAX ~ D. W., and not on u D., opposite
mar2Gti JOS BRAKEMAN, Artist.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-08
RE-AD THISI

lLLINuls STATE PENITESTIAHY, Joliet, Nov. "a 1877.
Tho Electric Pen outfit, purchased from you Sep.
tember -, gives great satisfaction. We have saved in
printing considerably more than the cost OF the outfit
IN less than two months, and CHn cordially recon-
memo Il 10 any party who wishes to save money In
the same way, II. W. MCCLOuGHEY,
Warden
We have hundreds OF voluntary Endorsements
equally strong Ms The above. Special inducements
VIII b. offered to agents applying within sixty days.
Send for circulars and samples Ofwork.
GEO. II. BLISS, General Manager,
Inar22Gt ~ 10 80 kinze 81, Chicago, III.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-08
pROPOSALS.


WASHINGTON, March ], 1873
Sealed proposals, Endorsed fuch and addressed 70
the Secretary Of the Navy, will be received ut the
Navy Department until the sh instant, for dsipter-
ring the bodies, sixty to eighty In number OF those
who perlshed by the wreck OF the United State1
steamer Huron, which are now temporarily buried
along the North Carolina cQast and Tor their trans
porat0n to Annapolis, Md, and reinterment In the
Naval Cemetery st that place.
Full information for bidders and In regard to the
conditions and execution Of the contract can be OBJ
tanned on application In person. or by letter 10 the
Secretary or the Navy.
Bids viii not be received from any other than regu.
lar and well-knOwn undertakers and the Depar
reserves tho right 10 reject any or all Of the pros
pOsals. X W. THOMPSON,
marf-It Secretary of the NAVY,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-08

NORTHUMBERLAND 7, at the residence
OF Mrs George W. P.tschal, by Rev. DR.. Sunderland
Captain T. ~. wRr0uT u. s. A.. and Bessie DuvAL,
daughter Of the late Judge Paschal.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-08

The National Republican has n larger daily
circulation than all the other morning paper.
Fl the District combined.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-03-23

HyHE UNDERSIGNED BEGs LEAVE
Il to inform the public that he now
prepared. with the most approved machinery,
TO sink Artesian Wells in any part OF the State
on the shortest notice.
J All orders or communications on the sub
ject address tL Uat non l. Palmer, Batt'
Mountain. viii ceive prompt attention.
3. L CAHOON
Battle Mountain. octshsrS 1ssr ~
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-08-23

EGs- Giuc5 Ser beicu N)iittcI 'ur
9fciniQnnq Dc3 @lutes, @ct6rhernna
rer %trNouuul uuo beS Stubl9on9es,
icluie fir ale 2ciOcn Ser Scber uno
res lIntcr!eibeS lit unitrcltig Sr. Slug'
@a6e'S EragAratipn, Sdwarje
Srppieu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-08-23

Seter, Der bas alts &dterlnno te1uGcn pbcr
0erwancts unb SSrrpnte prn Gurppa frmmen
alien nil, icate bic prahtooteu neuen. sijeruen
Scbraubcn. pritedmpfdi1e Res
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-08-23
- Som Gcidtbum bon SnniaS oIs

Som &ciftbum bon &dnias oIs
8etrcibcIInO erblIt man burd foI9enOe
dmtli6e 3ablcn eiueu SeariT:
Sn nsn Counties 9arorp, McY6ere
ION, Scpaepif. 9fenn, 9tice, Barton,
Yamues, Gowarha, uno 9tuIh, mclde
I'M QtrfonIas Ebal III &iOmeit -&anlns
an scr 2lthiion, Sopeea uno Sunto Sc
Giicubabn I;eNen. ipudicn in ben Iestcn
pier 9a5ren Snrdi6nittIid auf G.uem
2icre nit 2Eci3cn IS 8uIbsI. ouf Giuem
2lcgc nit G1alS 43. ouf Giuem IogGen
acre q &uiEtI, nuf Giacm Geritcnacre
. 8uihel, cuf ginem 9aferacre IS
WuIbeI. Grcift man Barton @ountp
mc Nd Sic Wcnnoniten9 9tniishIungen
hcfHoeu, b,raus, 10 befnmmt man fo.s
lcncc 3lbieu: Ser burtihnitttide Gr.
;ro1 bcS Ncrr nit Msiien 90 Sufbtt,
3tGi5 81, 9iogQen 10, Safer 3G, @eri!c
21 &uibI; pao i'm Sabre 1878 jn5ts-
ioarcrc 23eiisn p. Mlais 40, &o3gtn
%, @afer Al, @erite 80.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-08-23
pefdje ocu AmeriRancru rckaaut tpuroe!

Gr III Ter fan tcTSuttle @'9e,tsr ms ter
I6Sebare Treuuc e,S .uiuUcr5rs uro les HtiieuoC1
Iu See uuc Qlur. uro GItuauo ic!tc rtne TN EHtre
SceH uEe Strlmt bstdtrtu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-08-23
H OIL O W A " s.
PILLS AND OINTMENT.
THE GREAT ANTAGONIST OF DISEASE.
INFLUENZA. CATTARRH, ETC.

Nothing il more talked of IN all classes OF So
ciety than the marvellous cure saiy effected by
the two gIHat interIai and external reme4iee,
Holluway's Pills and Ointment All who are
afflicted with huarsepess, diriCult respiration,
cold in the head. hareh settled coughs, brOnchi-
immediate and permanent relief bv rubbing The
Ointment ell into threat. neck snd chest,
a. il loOseni the nhlegIG and mucous collected In
those parte, while the eject of the Pills is 70
eIDel these hUmOTs from the system. No house.
hold should he without Il supply of these excellent
family medicines ri this season OF the year.
IMPoKTANT CAUTION None are genuiue unless
the signature Of y HAYDoCK, l. agent for the
United State>. surrounds each box Of Pills and
Ointment Boxes Al IS cents 90 cents Rnd$I each.
= There Is considerable saving 10y taking the
afgeT sizes.
EgpA-Iyl Holloway & Co., New York.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-08-23

BT GGforo'8 6tbrifu9c. SdneG
unO fiber mirfeub, beiIeuO unO trGfti-
geno, 9taturmitteI fnr 8ieber unb
08ehfelfeber. &ein San DER giidt-
mirten5 betaunt. - Sieie5 auQemeiR
peIiebte NlittcI uutiriHci0et R9 bon
alien anOeren 6iebermebicinen hurtl
oollige &einbeit BON irgeuo wclhen.
uerQiftenoe 9tadmirtungen auf ba5
Sgitem ausubsuoeu 8eitanbtbeilsn; e5
aebt iiber in Die Circulation unb SER
hort bos eingeutbmete Sift, baburd tie
Sranfheit ausrottcuH, obne jene trau
riaeu Solesn gu bubeu. ais S6Were
uno S9mer; I'M 8opf, Sbreniauien
un0 Sderb0rigfeit. Dfan periu6e es
einmal, uno man iuiro nidjt mebr obne
bieies Wittel eriitiren f6nueu.
s. s. 81 9 bi o n, gigentbumer,
ct. 2onis.
3u baben bel allen Sroguiten pnO
Wpotbefern.
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: 9err Charles 6. Sutton pom

= Serr Charles 6. Sutton bonn
Baltimore @mericon", Elm befd6iater
8eurtbeiIer. Der idon Die @iener 9luSs
iteuuna unb bann Die YbiIaoelpbier
stiinbIib itu0irt bat uuO nd Die 8aris
fer ebenio 9snau befebt, madt frI9enOe
8ersleidune su:f6en Der 9ariier uno
Y5iIaOelp6ier Slusitequns; vSie 8elts
ausitequns in 9biIobeIpbia tuiro burd
bic iesi9e BeItaasFeauug in Yaris
tueoer an Nusbebnung nod an groBar'
tisteit srrei6t. SO fnO mebr Srna-
ment> Gsadeu unO Gurus Sinse in
@aris, nber on niibIitben StrtifeIn unb
GrFnbungen mar Die $biIaoelpbier
Nusfteuuns rei6er unb ous9esei6neter.
Die amerifaniide NbtbeiIuua in Saris,
10 tlein ibr llmfan9 i"in mag, bat 6en
Sorsus, caB iie einen fIaren lleberbIif
bietet bon @nfang biz ans Gube, pdb'
renb Die fransofii6e 9IbtbeiIung ourd
taufenO fleine 3elIcn unb 9fdume ob0e
ihieben lit, Die tbeiIs iiberfiiIt, tbeiIS
;iemIid leer fnb. 8cn elmer leberIidt
lit aiIo bier gar feline 9fe6e. Ser Nuse
itelIungsplab in 8ariS miro nit 9te9t
pieIfa6 9etobeIt. Gns 9nuptDebdube
1T bonn Srocabero etiua : Meilcn ent.
fernt ano Die gSsae babiu fin6 nidt ses
pfaitert ober ospbultirt, ionoern bon
Deidem gRateriol, 5. 3. Sred 9Ran
erinnere iIt5 baqesen an bie iciten, ff6
nen Mege Ger @entennials9lusi sitelun9
Aubernem bat man in 8nriS gar feline
SubepIdte. nuser in ben SolIen ser
SunitgaIIcrie. |er 3utritt gu oen
Samen. Gnrbcrobeu foittt Sranf. |
Bel her misunderstanding ae.
mdbrte raS nSuus fir ofentIi6en
s omfort" Die b0ditcn ScquemIidfeiten
uno ale &etirdbeu waren nit @ai6ap.
uarateu, Gislpaler uub 8arberoben
anent9eItI.d uctieben, SeiouSerS in
SeSus auf Maidinen itebt YariS iueit
binter 9biluoelp9ia Suriid. Tie Sta
IdinenbuUe ut ettoa eben 10 lang, uie
lus benz Centennial, aber uur baIb 10
brett, Son elmer Nfoid)ine. iuie Sic gee
paItiAe 6 GorliB Mai6ine, Ser bemun.
oerte Mittelpuuft un6 2ebcnsipcn6er
Der YbiIabcIpbier Mtai6incn-SaUe, lit
n YariS gar feline Stebe. Sin babies
Ouffnb 3mergmafdiuen ieBt oaieIbit
>ie sRafdineu in geweeunQ; bie meiltcn
>eriei6eu ober iteben It'll. SreGe 9Irtitel.
ueIdle in YbiIaOeIpbia tuareu, fnb aud
n YdriS ausgeiteut. Gs inb bie5 3nm
SbeiI iOaenunnte Nusitcaun9S Sdm0,
'er. iuelde idou in 9onbon, in @aris
mo in g8ien mdreg. 0ie grobe
5Ontdne swiidcn Der 9nuptboue unO
Yer gRnidinen9aue 81 YbilaOelp9ia lit
lud in Yuris gu ieben unb ebenip Die
lus Der gfitte ser Mferbauballe."
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Sekt 1T bic 2eit III reiien.

Sn litbrrsiuifimmuns nit ben Staafs.6je-
& sssu une fur has alIgemsine gSpbl bat bic
WiTpuri Yaeffic turh Sinie ibre
5atIprsiis nm esiuabs Gin Trittrl ibres friiberen
getraseS recu;irt rnb eS 1T isst teinabc bilieer
nit eirier Giienbabn 81 rsiien ais ;u Sauie 3u
teitsr.
3Scs eisisr srcbsu gr.issrmGsisaus rirt
Ser Siaets swii8eu sewideu Statipnsn su
elmer psitsreu SepuftVn rrn ;sbn pre;snt bcm
reslmGeissn 6abrprsiS ,;u rrrtanfcn. unb es iit
~ brTen rag bic Sabn eRrct bic Ii6erale I'm.
tsritusurg erS gutlitputs fir bic Grma6isuns
itrer palasiert9tatsn ertf6Gbigt ntrttn nirt.
.Ojcc. O. ScafFcrb,
@jeIi. Yajiaa;ers>nt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-08-23

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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-08-23

eE Serr 5bcma8 O,t, ct. goni
face, Gomtria Co., 4a., tbejlt uns
SoIJenoes mjt: NRejn 3wejifJrjaer
Sobu ertranfte uor ciuigsr 3sii uno
;war 10 iAmer, Oob uae Mteoi3insn res
,u 9uIfe gerufcusn NriteS fcjneMirtAnl
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