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New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-08-28

Charles W. Angel, secretary of
the Pullman Car Co., at Chicago
during the last eleven years, alb
seconded during the latter part Of
July taking with him about $12O, 900
in money and securities belongingto
the company. It is supposed that
he left for Europe, and that he is
now at Brussels.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-08-28

President Hayes, Secretaries Key
and Schurz, the governor general Of
Canada, and the governor of Mani
toba are all expected to attend
the State Fair in St. Paul. Presi-
dent Hayes and party will arrive in
St. Paul Thursday morning, and
will be received IN grand style. The
party will number about one-hund-
red and fifty.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-08-28

The Dakota Republican territorial
convention, called for the purpose
Of nominating a candidate for dele
gate in congress was held at Yank-
ton last Thursday, and resulted in
the defeat of Judge Kidder for re-
nomination, and the nomination of
Judge Bennett, Of Yankton.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-08-28

A sad calamity occurred on Tues
day of last week, about seven miles
north of Waseca. A house belong
ing to Richard Toner was burned,
and Mr.. Toner and neighbor' 5
child, a little girl about ten years Of
age who was staying with the fami-
ly persisted in the flames.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-08-28

One of our exchanges states that
a society has been formed in Red
Wing called ''The Green Ribbons, )"
composed exclusively Of young I'M
married ladies, who pledge them
selves to forever remain free from
the attentions of all gentlemen, not
even thinking Of them.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-08-28

The place of holding the State
Prohibition convention has been
changed from Waseca to Minneapo.
lis, where it will be held on Sept. Sd,
for the nomination of candidates for
State officers and congressman.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-08-28

The apportionment as fixed by the
Convention is one delegate for each
organized county, and one for each four
hundred Republican votes, and major
fraction thereof, cast at the generaI
election of 1877.
GEO. A. BRACKET, Chairman.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-08-28

The Mankato Uni0n says that E.
Williams, Of Judson, Blue Earth
Co., threshed six acres Of wheat on
the 18th inst, yielding 202 bushels
"a little over 80 bushels per acre.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-08-28

The crop report for 1877, which
appears on sixth page, is an interest
ing news item and should receive a
careful perusal.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-08-28

The Pioneer Press will appear as a
mammoth twelve-page daily during
Fair week.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-14
D.fRING TRIM ROBBERS.
Four Men get In Train. Rob tho Express
Car. and Escape with the Booty.

ATCHIsoS, Ka., Aug. 13.-As train No. 4
on the Kansas City 81. Joseph and Council
Bluffs Railway. bound south left Winthrop june
ton AT about 10 O'Clock this morning. Conductor
Brown saw four men get on the platform be-
tween the baggage car and the front coach As
he len the baggage car and started 10 go
through the train, the first persons he met We're
four men standing on the platform. Tho
l"Nd"r pulled out two roNOlvcrs and pointing
them Ut IN" conductor. ordered him back into
thu baggage rar, az the som" TIM directing HIM
to hold up his hands. In tho freight car they
met Grnlth. the baggage man. and ho
was also ordered 10 hold up his hands
while pistols We're pointed NJ him. young
man named Mather. who WIS in the baggage
ear was given IN" sam" order. Frank Baxter.
tho express agent. was sitting in n chair
in the lighted end Of the car his
bills in his LAP. and the express safe
open beside him, busily engaged in his work.
The first ntlmatlon Of danger he received was
hayinga revolver thrust IN his face. and being
ordered to hold up his hands The leader Of the
atoly transferred about 50 100 10 q sack. Con-
du tor Brown was asked II he had any money
and he replied that he had NOT.
With their pistols in his face they ordered
him 10 stop The train, and, having no other al
formative. he pulled the bell rope. As the train
Stacked lis speed the four men backed out Of
the rnr. still covering the others with their piss
tolls, and Disappeared In the darkness.
The entire work was done in legs than five
minutes. and the passengers knew nothing Of
the robbery until the thieves had escaped.
None Of the robbers We're masked. No clue TO
their identity has yet been discovered.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-14

led Thorn excert these promises Of Foster and
i did not ace Gov. Denison hmeelt"
In this momontous crisis tho friends Of tho
STATE OF Louisiana acted upon that suggestion 2"
Although Mr.. Foster and Mr.. Matthews net
ed on their personal respons hllity. their prom
ises turned OUT t9 be fulhlledT
they were carried out to the letter."
in and Packard and Chamberlain went out. BY
the phrase applied TO MIR. Hayes, fair and
Just" did you not understand that South Caro-
lima and Louisiana should have their State Gov
Col Roberts-That Is what understood.
The witness was questioned az to his interview
with Senator ConklinR before the organization
Of the Electoral Commission. who said: . II is a
bad business; II Hayes lie elected he ought to 90
elected he should not 20 in at ali that the thing
should be conducted In the regular way that he
was opposed to T.; that II a Republican Presi-
he should not 20 IN at all" Hale Of Maine said
we al ought TO MAKE some conc,eSss n Hayes
declined
In reply to Mr.. BLACKBURN Col. Roberts said
that no learned from Gen. Grant that the troops
wero to be removed from the South, and re
telegraphed that TACT to his friends.
Mr. HiscQck cross .questioned the witness at
some length. but did not shake his testimony.
although he. claimed 70 have shown that the
witness had drawn different inference from
said he was inclined to think that his friends
had some more positive assurance than he had
received himself. He said that an article In the
Ohio State journal that intimated renewal Of
the bloody shir business, came near smashing
things up. II was published soon after the
Wormley Conference. but was explained to the
satisfaction Of the Southern men.
Gen. Butler asked him IL he did not think il
strange that the possible future President Of
the United States. should hasten home from a
funeral 70 meet him at Gen. Comly's. and he
replied. Yes" He was also questioned about
senator Lamar's letter to Ellis. which made
Ellis Join the thirty-eght, and he said that he
knew that the letter was 10 he written.
:. There was some sharp sparring between Gen.
Butler and MIR. Hiscock as to the effect Of tho
Roberts testimony. and the cross-eXamination
was not finished at the close Of the session.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-14

Vim. II Il berts testified: during tire
campusu 1916 was associate ri.i'r"i ine
MIR Euil..-Was that ono of the NOS, inAuon-
tnal mi g." .'n. Democratic papc.s ~ The
Wotririi ID make il so. sir"
Your paper advocated the cl"c'iou O! thu
DaaWo,' Aniidates. State anI rationale
" Wine. WAS leemed by the Democratic party
20 DE- III" - rnh-"4ueA'rtp i.'m. 10 carry
thy T Thi e -" n.iion. ..,.,.,.. , .
hat W. u - - : the stat out We wanted 10
carry M Ini"I states. tut Doomed it great
deal NOR import lut ~ Ms who wl, Cos rnOr If
tho state i+.A Who had thr Custom iinu-r.'
sion ....
State was uRuer ~ discussion II VIC ,"lt
that We must 90 i; South Car,.ulnu LOUIS.
ana were l.ir last States IN suhirc. Is. had
got one after another away from tn" R.rVtlican
must x; ill.a" Two States ont SIN . .v.'
suppose that in common wlii 'i.r meme
hers o. no Democratie party, y,I found tint
Tilden In 'aYcd the STATE
ran t d f iSse ssctd '9l' G SRSs
not thu ni1Ts-perheys 1000 ,"rtauly Mt
moro than 1000 ahead"
Had TIA PEOPLE and politicians ~ Ioni-iana
known ai}ihing personally Of Mr.. Hayes be-
lore no w47 run for President =
AZ m'ma Of an investigating c1mrlrre. III
tbat capacity ~ rode over part II tn. STATE and
male many friends. He was u good shot and
fond OF gun. and took with the people, and
msn!
Yes ~ irased the Democrulir politicians.
!reW-mhr! tha' co[tain Kopui irii, thought
side 'p IN "aS ,, -, w. !H' II lno4lrd
had not com" hero TO lght y uoFral- but to
bee what alni Mites were going ucrr"
:, p ynu snow Mr.. Chall,, I,-.rr u ohio ?"
Mr. Foster was a mcmhor ~ . -uh-c1mn,it.
toe OF lp.i.ve the forty-thirl Con,r"ss. who
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-14
kE.iRNEI ~ LOUELI.
Defending his Profanity and Givinu his
Hearers ~ Littie More OF II.

LOWELL. Mass, Aug l9.-Donnls Kcarnoy
addressed a mass m'rtngn Huntington Hall.
numbering about 3,ooo. lie was escorted there
10y a procession Of workingmcn. headed by u
band. Thomas + Byron presided. Kcarney's
speech WAS Of the usual length and character
lie defended hiS profanity by calling it less
wicked than the thicvery Of Hathaway Chace
purnnt. and Deacon Duncan. He claimed TO
Dee Christian. and said: " Ii Bread and Water
Bc"chor preached h.l, away from tho next
NoFll' W. At efr" tnesc infamous scHlawngs and
-4on9 lund thi YES forctante 81 !, ."rr
n' ADVISED TIE work ingm N 10 shun icnluu-irs
poo. Ovt IssurH, and vote only for toiling
ms. ''s men tL"y win lcgirlate for their
own Interests, N@;.A VIII necessarily advance
In An interview with Coy, Rice, NJ Sew York
the Governor said kcarncy was running the
politics OF Nassachu-rtis. and Gen. Buffers
"hnnees. II thai Is So, shd k"nrnoy, - the
newspapers and Shiny I0lltlInns would let me-
die II natural death. Their bitter opposition
proves thqtthey fear Otherwise. Women should
10 10 the polls. prddlo ballots. and urge
th"ir husbands and swrcthearts to vote
only the labor ticket. Mon should organize
and drl II ne, es-qry Never in the his
point except with the hayonot Now. i
ihry VIII. they can do it with the ballot, and
raust at an hazards ,riN. IN" Inv EAmllpi- and
rfiu, hypo'rtrs into the country to work for
u living lln SAID he shoui. i"NG Nase&rhH-
so,ts Soon Tor I'M, ,'hnapuh-. New lorN phi'a,
dclnhin. nud Cht,ana, sven rturn hero and
stump 'hn State fol Butter ~ hlnr .l" ilun.
iirsolnuons emhody!ng the -tn'lm'. WY 'ho
,Cnlncse must ~, w9r" adopted. thN ;."s
II. Litchlnnn OF Marhehcaa spot" an hodrir 23n
gr"'nbAek labor, ana convict contracts, lhr
meeting adjourned with cheers for k"arney
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-14
JERSEY CITY'S TRAGEDY.
Report that Mrs. Smith had Consssed-
rroG norsmms's MNMerIom. XI.It.

Police Justice Davis Of Jersey City AYERS
that the detention by the police Of Covert Ben
nett and Mrs Jenny Smith. the widow of the
murdered police offlcer, is perfectly regular
Notwithstanding that no complaint under oath
has been made against them Ho also saws that
prisoner held rs Bennett is cannot avail him.
self Of the writ Of habeas corpus.
On the other hand cX-JudGe William T. Hoff-
man says TINT the course pursued 10y Justice
Davis IT, an outrage on justice. that IN" dctcn-
ton Il Bennett and Mrs. Smith is Illegal and
that they can avail themselves Of hah"as corpus.
\ report WIS circulated last evening Ia the
cifnot lhai Mrs. smith had made a roni, ion.
but this was positively denied by N" chief u
Police. At a late hour last night Prof. Dor"mus.
ACCOMPANYING 10y his son, visited Polio. Heal 20
quarters in J"rscy city. and after a hriei
lnton with the Chi"f drove rapidly To the house
that was ~" scene Of ~" tragedy. rh"y r"-
manned there for over half an hour and then
druyn back To- the ferry. The chief said that they
wished % view tho premises for purposes that
h. lecliucd T. dis lose, tut which were. h" said.
very lmlOrtuuf.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-14

can hgk who cut his thr.st 1Hl to0k ro.'uu On
Mond ~, dlrd IN thu 81 Vincent II Nsil.Hl 'r-tcrIA'
Mr. Orviil Gardner VII lecture frr 'rr DWNtr Gns"l
Mission, 10 Barrow street THIS tNtui- 40 "th. NO
pU'hc aye particularly m,i',d :. fucnd Al cats are
irvc.
II Wnsr"J rttn IA M. Hof' of loalth yesterday HAT
tho death ist fur lss woes numbered lnl h,ni de
crease Of 20 the preceding Wtsh H." til\ Ism IA
unusually healthy condition.
Martin Lsndshcrg in prctcuiin! 80 Assl'' htrN 80 n
Of the Union suuare IltAirr. Nhu WAS -ulirA iAe,u
srk NJ Stanton Ini Forsl n SIRE nn MUlaN r'rmnH
rohhrd him u Il gold watch ant ltmonA r"clr fusi
NJ $50 OiicsI COwan OF the Elr.i-e street polio a.
rested the thief A. attempted go ESCAPE ana io u 80
stolen proprrS IN ms boot Luni,itf. was iui. y ~
the Grand JIM yesterday.
car low shoes, caN nttns 10, summer wfAi irm
800 kEox Morgan. Vii Broadway, Avsi D'-N@r
uL-lIv.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-14
one More Fatal Boiler r.plo.lon.

AZ the st"amtug daltell was going down he
u''r opposite iIoboN'n' between and O'Clock yes
ttrd1N afternoon. her boiler exploited Thumas
Noi'nlh, - deck hand WAS blown hlsh
ant" ~" ar, and his body Mas WcHod up 10y boats
liun III" shore The IVY, Which honugs totHni ui,l
Nice
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-14
shot In He'd with Her Husband. Pistol.

SAVANNAH. Ga, Aug. l3,-At O'Clock this
ATT lnoon Ellis Chase, woman Of extraordinary
physique hnown As tire Indian Docucss,' was Killed
while in bed Wth her husband " II Chase. iy the &C
cdrual fsrhHgso ~ his pistol WHICH NJ her request no
had given her The ball entered her lt ear,
causing Instant death The verdict Of sac tur"N"i sluIy
Wls Ettil.u'pi shooting
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-14

NV ORLEANS. Aug 19.--Forty tltrH1 new
cases OF yellow FEVER and twenty on, death, wee re ont
ed today
81 LouT, Aug. l3--Capt Wl.han H.I,.r who ar.
rived at ms home here from lr kAls 900 >ainrllN last,
died tbs morun- uum hd,',""' sand 600 lt . m0'hei
iAll nf AnlLlM lAANI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-14

PoudHKEEpsIE, Aug. l3,-Prcsidrnt Raymond
OF Nhs,Ar college was Just alive as midnight n, uii
probably survive until daybrcak.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-14

MA nj tome. rhermnline, cures Chils and Fever
Sever known to IAN penan. d"i.y an
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-14

JOTIIAGs IBOUr row.

Warmer partly cloudy weather. aud 90.
caNoHn tsln, variable winds M, 'tD sluiAt fN, sta
l
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-14

,,,o.,.- Star" son Caps"ies.
I'm D,,c.'S,,,' MA. W. Sold By all druSSis's-Id''
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-14

our Genuine American SOFT Capsules TRAIT MARI.
-Ais H 49, - '
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-14

The Thermometer In New York Yesterday.
Al Hulnnts at 3 \. NJ CO.; G. G9o: 0. 74'; "a
NJ - Hf " hde. f. rp-. -. IA. - 73'.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-05-10

n@- 9ebten 0tontaa modte elm Snbi-
oioum, weldes f6 SOhn 8anooIs
nennt, uub isiner eiaenen NusiHgs mad
foeben aus Dem 5udtbaufe e%ntIa1en
morben, auf ,pei Mdoden einen Gin
oriff nit Der Nbfht zines Der i6enBlid
item 9 srbreden gu be9eben SIN eriten
6aGe wuroe er burd bas @rfdcinrn
Ser Mutter bes bon ibm an9e9tifcnen
M0odens berideudt UNI IL weuiac
Wiuuten ipdter sinen dbnliden Nngrif
aut cine anoere iunse Dame gu MAIDEN,
beren Iuute SuIferufe i'm leooa peran'
laBtcn Die 6Iudt gu ersreifen, aut Der
er e~inseboIt, urrbaftet uno Dor Srie@
beneri9ter Settler gebr0at puroe, Der
i'm naa benz am naditen Sage itattgs=
6abten 3eLssn.Serb0r an bds Sreis"
aeri6t Iibermies un6 in Grman9eIung
bon 8arei9aft wie6er binter SdIoB
uno &iegel beoroerte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-05-10
Die 81 al Summer hes .Mmer

nel Sic so al Summer beS yNmeri'
taniihen Ngriculturiit", reidbuItig uno
prodtooq aus9eItottet, eutb6lt cine
TuGe uibliher uno beIebrenoer 9~lrtitel,
bon II f60nen Sauitrationen erldutert,
fur Die Satm, ben 9arten uno Die
9auSbaltuna. Der yNariculturiit" 1T
ole bette oeutide InnbmirtbihaftIjhe
3eituna uuo ;u p%erwunoern lit nur, Dab
er III eincm 10 biaiaen 8reiie 9eIiefsrt
meroen fnun. Wir fonnen i5u alien
u%uisreu 9eier empfeblen. Ser 8reis
1T nur SLIGO per Snbr. Sur 10 Gents
perfenosn Die @%erIeaer, Orange Subj
Sompanit, PAS SroabwaB, Stem 9ort,
cine Yrobenummer p%ortofrei.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-05-10
Sericbts.MerbambIumaen

Sis &lase bss @ngriHs nit Der Gb'
idt gu t6oten se9en SieIbins Ssnfins,
wuroe fallen eeIafen.
SamueI 8. @inioms Der @otbsu6t
onsstIaet wurbe seeen feline eisens
8Irsidaft aus Sem9tfdnsnib sntIafen.
Srieeeri6 MoIte, bes MeineiOs an
qetIast wurbe o Der Surb frei9efpro'
den.
Daniel Collier bes MnsriHs nit
Uerbre3eriider @bf6t ongettust tuurOe
ebenfuqS frei9eiprO6en.
6. $. Sdweer ssssn 9einri@ SOnia
urtbeil gu @unten bes Sld9ers.
@ueuit 8oist aesen G%oniton; &iet.
nrtbeil gu Suufen bss &Idgers unb
8ertuuf ouaesrbnet.
Sobn g. &raettIi 9e8en 6. Bernard.
90.
Die &laeen bon 6. $. e56wser ssgen
Sarab unb @aibinstOn 2emmOnS unb
@ants 6. 8ranlon, waroeu ab9ewie-
fen.
Ser Sal bon Marie @ebner se9en
Sreo Silter wuroe gu guniten Der Sla'
germ entidieoen.
9enrp Granger se9en Sarab Sones,
urt6eiI gu @unitsn Ser GertIuaten.
S9ueer aeaen SomniS, &Iage fir
Gusweiiuns. lIrtbeiI fir %@eiibnabme
uno Shaoeneriab.
Su Saden beS Staates fir @m.
Sedmann aegen Sb.O. 8er9nsr wurbe
cine @menoirte YetttiOn ein9ersi6t unO
Der Sail perIdoben,
0ie Stode BON Sobu Sosrin9er
aeaen Econ 8oiiin wurne o%baspieIen
Wina 8iet unb Gbas 9tiet Sloge fiji:
Shei6uua b~emiQiat.
Sas. SO. 8rasbear 8ormuno BON
Gnoora .. 8raihear, erbielt Die nnd'
oeIudte GrlnubniB siutn She'll oes
Nu6IaIes berfoufen Al b%irfeu.
Sie Serufuna in benz 5San BON @ua
9oeSni9 gegen 8uooIpb 9iraeI wuroc
abaewicIen.
Ser Nua bon 3. g. SpauIbtna 9s9en
Sobn Burns wutoe su 9unfen bes
Sldaers entlhieoen.
Die &Iaasg BON Sascouuhe @ouutp
0eQen Sitob Souoers wurOsn uuf
Soften be5 0ertlaQten fallen gslai1sn.
Su Der MchriabI Ser S5teuer.SIagen
perfebIten Die Nnletlaaten ibr Gridei-
men Dor 0eri1t gu MAIDEN uno murnen
Die Sale sur mettersn S~crbanoIun9
fir Den n1hitcn Sermin uberleat
GtuSelne nerielbeu batteu idon Dor
8sainn DER Ssridts Ibun9 ibre 8ed-
uuug nit DEM Collector 9entodt uno
ii9 oaourb tineu She'll Ser Soften
err fpnrt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-05-10
ey- @eit einioer Rel. fnS in uuf,

IA" Seit Ginger Bel. in6 in unfe'
rer @taot nieoer mebrere rucrtboUue
Sunoe persiftet worben. @S i6eint
beinabe aIs Oh bieielben geuifen Ser
ionen Bel ibren nadtli6en Yromeuaben
unbequem seworben unO bubur6 ibr
NflBfaGeu in iold bobem grahe erre9t
bobeu, baB fe eS nit bem 2ebeu biiBen
muBten. Gi9entbiimIid lit es, DAP
tets Die wadlamiten Sbiere in &C.
iddftSIofalen, out bieie in 9ermann
niat mebr ungew0bnlide Beiie, bel
Seite gefdaft uerben, unb 9iebt rieS
our T%ermutbung @nln6, bdB eS 9ewii'
fen unbefonntpn lan9fnaeri9en Ber'
ionli6feiten mteber einmal mad Befs'
nabme fremoen Giaentbums QclIitst,
unO werbsn ba6er uniere Burger unb
Defenders Die GelddftsIeute mObI baran
tbuu, iid auf bic 8eiu9s bon Ginbre6
ern un6 OiebeH uorbereitet gu balten,
UNI linen n0tbi9en SALES einen @m'
pfung Su She'll iperbsn gu laisn ben iie
iobalo nidt bergeiIen neroen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-05-10
Cine uuffaQenbc Shatfncbe.

Sin 9roBer She'll oeS amerifanil6en
Bottles itirbt h~eutsutage an 9Dspcpfa
ODER frdnter 9eber. Die SoIee Oieier
&ranfbeiten auf Die sroBe 3abl bon
inteli9euten uno %wertbpoaen Nfen,
i@enleben 1T beunrubisenb, inoem fie
oos 9ebeu sur 9ait MAIDEN, auftatt bu6
q 1D alufllO uno nubli9 geitaltete.
- diGt feinen quten @runb oefIr, boB
,as 10 letn muB. menT man nur 8orur
iaeII uno Sfepticl5mus bel Settle feben
pollte uno oeu 0atb bon Mpotbeferu
unb Sreunoen befoI9te, uub cine 8Iaide
o Green's @u9uf SIouer erpro6te.
Shre idneIe MISUNDERSTANDING 1T fiber.
WiniOnen SIaiaen bon nieIer Meoi,in
limb oerfdenft moroen, uln Ieinen
@ertb gu erproben, unb quite 8eIultate
wurben in iebem Sale e~r;ielt. Nfan
fann cine YrobeFai9e fir 10 Gents
taufen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-05-10

S6- Nm Oonnerstae LETTER @ohe
luurOe Der ID ldbrige Sames Barter,
Oeden GItsrn etua a4t NteiIen fWoItd'
BON Swenspi1e pobnen. mdbrenb zines
iibsr iene Ssseno siebsnOen 9epitter5
pom SliBs eri6lagen 9ericlbe bate
lid NIT nod anoeren Ysrionen belnl
$erannaben oeS ltnwetters in elns
Sdeune 9sHU9tet uno ftono in or
@dbe Der Sbure ais er, bonn eleftriider
Strome g%etrofen, toot su 8OOen iant.
Ntebrere Der anoeren 4trionen wurOsn
BON Der GriAutteruna bstGubt.
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B@- Serr eugene @ahe 1T ieBt NIT
@nbau fertie umO bat fig in
feinem bebeutenb persr0serten 9Otale
eineeri9tet. OerieIbe bat untreitig
oas gr0bte 9aser bon @iienwaaren iebsr
Dirt im sausen county unO UirO tets
fem, feinen &unOen ir9enb
einen in bas @iienwaarenfa9 eiuidla-
aenoen ArtiteI porleaen su fonneu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-05-10

H@- Ser S&uIratb bsi6loB in.feiner
Sikuns bas Sinner. Ieft ar
naditen Sonntas auf benz Sairplobe
a63ubaltsn, unb ernannte Elm @omite
UNI bic notbisen 8orfebrunseu ;u tref'
fen. @ie mir b0ren bat Der SAulratb
ben @eIa ne-@crein Sarmonie unb Oas
Oiuettanten Sr9eiter einseIoben in
corpore benz Sefte bei3uwobneu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-05-10

IA @ie mir iu unferem Bebauern
beruebmen, psroen Die WitgIteoer ots
@afhington 9efang.Sereins uno oes
M1uft.G orps oen auf Sonnta9 ange'
Ioaten @usfus mad u%nIerer Staot ni9t
unternebmen, ba elm Mitglieo oes
O1uRt.Gorps ertrantte uno ni6t i'm
Stanoe lit mitsumaaeu. Sic Serren
bofen isbo9. nod i'm 2aufe eieies
Monats uuiersr Staot Ben beab1dtlg'
ten na6barli6en Beiud ~obfotten gu
fonnen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-05-10

Scrr 6. 8. Sar9au bat Die &s-
oattion Der in ct. 9ouis erideinsnben
9aterne iibernOmmen. Dem Sn-
bOIt Ger eriten BON ibm reoigirteu
Summer nod ,u urtbeilsu, b0bsn bic
9eier oieIeS trsflibea Undertakings
blattes bur6 Den Gcbaftionsne6ieI
nur oeuounen Defenders. % 9err
@iuid, DER biSberi9e 8soatteur, ais
SorreIponoent oes 8Iattes an feiner
9eriteQuua thatia fem miro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-05-10

~ Serr Otto N%teinbarbt tebrte
6euts bon ct. 9ouis ;urii6, no er
einen bebeutenoen 8orratb bon aQerIei
sdmuufa9en, @anO >uu6 Saiden,
rlbreu uno fIberpIatirtem SafeIseidirr
einaefauft bat. 9err MeinbarOt bat
isbt zines Der reidbaltisiten uro beft'
ausgemdbIten Sorrdtbe bon nbrer, Die
man weitli9 BON ct. 9ouis fnben
tam. Spre9t bel linn boz ebe ibr ans
Oerswo slntuuft unO uersIei@t @aaren
un6 Yretle.
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Srufee SerbanSlun9rn.

6e9sImdBi9e Sibuu9 am 6. 0tai 1878.
Nnrpeient Die Serren GiBen, S0aer
9oueh uno @briffeI
Die Yrototole bonn Item, 3ten,
l5ten, l6teu, uno 19ten apriI ipurben
uerIcfen uno ongeuommen.
9srr Gorfker beridtct. Gin ueberein-
tommep nit Den Seraus9ebern. brs
y9ermanner @oItsblatt" Die %erbanO,
lunasu Der .:Srutees gu pubIiciren fir
$50 per Sabr.
Solsenoe 6ebnunaen tuuroen 3ur
3ahIuna anaelpielen:
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BB~ GS IieQcn in u~nierer Sfice nod
zine Nn3obI Oon Gsgiuubigungen BON
IffentIiden 8efanntmohunqen, welde
ipdteitens mdbreno oieisS Sermius DER
probate Court ein9erei6t percen
Ioaten UNI ben betrefeuoen Nomiuiitra.
turen uuo GeItomentS . Soatrsdern
Observation-Disclosures gu eriparcn.
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s- 2ckten 0ienstug &benb itarb
0err gNiuiom Suem'Der mad mebr
ala nhtmonN tlidem SrcnteuInger.
Der @erItorbsne wur erit 81 Sabre ult
uuo bintsrl66t cine traucrnoe @ittpe
uuD orei feline Sinoer sic Sen frubseiti.
gen SOB ibres aeIiebten Snters befuei-
men Sic 8eeroiauns fun0 aeiteru
@nh"i.tts nntsr ,ublrerher %.Ipetlta-
ung Der Ginmobneridaft Sermanns
unO llmaeaenO auf Dem itaotif6eu
6ir9bOfe itatt.