davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-09-24
Wy Little wife,

hhe isn't very pretty,
$50 say her lady ffiends)i
She's neither wise nor witty
With verbal odds aud ends.
No feetIng freaks OF Fashion
Across her fancy run,
Shes never IN passion
Except q tender one,
Her voice II low and cooingl
She listens more than speaks
While others talk OF doing,
The duty near she seeks,
u may be but TO burnish
The side.bOard's scanty plate,
Or but with bread TO furnish
Tho beggar at the gate,
so VINO sec what sfhceH
She sheds on lowly life,
To Fashions fairest faces
Prefer my little wife,
Aud though at her with pity
The city danes may smile,
Who deem her hardly pretty
And sadly out OF fstylc,-
To me she seems II creature
So musically sweet,
would not change one feature
Oac curve from crown to foot
Aud IT, could be never
Her lover and her mate,
think I'd be forever,
The beggar at the gate.
-ScTbner.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-09-24
KITTY'S FORTY.
By EDWARD EGGLEsTON.

1t doesn't do men any good to live
apart from women and children |
never knew n boys school in which
there was not u tendency to rowdyism.
And lumbeimen, sailors, fishermen,
and all other men that live only with
men, are proverbially half-bear sort
of people. Frontiermen soften down
when women and children come-but
] forget myself, it is the story you
want.
Burton and Jones lived in shanty
bv themselves. Jones was married
man, but finding it hard to support
his wife in down East village, he
had emigrated to Northern Minnesota,
leaving his wife under her fathers
roof, uptil he should be able to snake
start lie and Burton had gone
into partnership and had "pre-empted
a town site' of three hundred and
twenty acres.
There were perhaps twenty families
scattered sparsely over this town site
at the time my story begins and ends,
for it ends in the same week in which
it begins.
The partners had disagreed, quar-
relied and divided their interests
The land was all shared between them
except one valuable forty ocre piece.
Each of them claimed that piece of
land, and the quarrel had grown SO
high between them that the neigh
bors expected them to "shoot at
sight In fact, it was understood
that Burton was on the torty-acre
piece, determined to shoot Jones if he
came, and Jones had sworn to 60
out there and shoot Burton, when the
fight was postponed by the unexpect-
ed arrival of Jones wife and child.
Jones shanty was not finished, and
he was forced to torego the luxury OF
fighting his old partner, in his exer-
tions to make wife and baby comfort
able for the night. For the winter
sun was surrounded by "sun dogs
Instead of one sun there were four, an
occurrence not uncommon in this
latitude, but one which always bodies
a terrible storm.
In his endeavor to care for wife
and child, Jones was Modified little,
and half regretted that he lad been so
violent about the piece of land. But
he was determined not to be backed
down, and he would certainly have to
shoot Burton or be shot himself.
When he thought OF the chance Of
being killed by his old partner, the
prospect was not pleasant. He look
ed wisttully at Kitty, his two years
old child, and dreaded that she would
be left tatherless. Nevertheless, he
wouldn't be backed down. he would
shoot or be shot.
While the father was busy cutting
wood, and the mother was busy tther-
wise. little Kitty managed to get the
shanty door open. There was no
latch as yet and her prying little
fingers easily swung it back. A gust
CT cold air almost took away her
breath, but she caught sight of the
brown grass without, and the new
world seemed so big that the little
feet were fain to try and explore it.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-09-24

A WESTERN JURYMAN.--1t was out
West, in one of those local courts
where friendly talkative way marked
the intercourse between the judges,
juries, counsel, and clients. A man OF
the law after developing considerable
eloquence and persplration in behalf Of
prisoner, perforated by saying
'.Gentlcmen. after what | have stated
to you. is this man guilty? Can he be
guilty? Is he guilty p
Greatly to his disgust, the Foreman
of the jury, after II copious expector-
alton replied: "You just wait g little
old hoss, and we'll tell you"
AS the poker-player would say
"Foremap had the age, and counsellor
passed out. Editors Drawer, in
Harper's Magazine for October.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-09-24

The only thing hoggish man does
not try to get more than his share of
is religion.-[Stillwater Lumberman.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-09-24

The little boy who tried to rest q
big mellon on the park railing last
evening suddenly remarked when it
dropped to the sidewalk "That's .
purity sick lookin' melon, but 'taint
nothing near as bad broke up as I'll
be when l git home without it.
Newark Sunday Call.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-09-24
sWindsor, Photograph Rooms,

FIRsT,CLAsR WORK GUARANTEED,
OLD PICTUliEs copied aud enlarged aud
finished ia Ink, Water C0lors, oil, hleTeo'
seopie Views taken Of Residences ilOrses,
or Groups, and IN fact, all kinds OF i'hol0'
graph Work done satisfactory or no charge
Albums, Picture Frames, ktereOseOpes,
stereoseonie Views Of Windsor aud vicinity,
Passeporlouls, &c., &c., always on hand
Also, Agent lOr lhe celebrated Esty Organ,
Having had experience in tho business
We trust We shall merit liberal pnblie
patronage ,,uuoo, innaaS Al,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-09-24

hah u'rhtlpNa' iie lhWsl "Nhp"' WV
lay, get himself aud tho child, too, to
q place Of safety, Or both would soon
DO frozen,
So he took the little thing IN his
arms aud started through the driits,-
And the child put lis little Icy fingers
on Burton's rough cheek, and muiter'
cd %Papa - And burton held her
closer, aud fought tho snow more
courageously than ever,
lilo found tho shanty at last, and
rolled the child In u buffalo robe whilo
no made fire, Then when he got
the room little warm, he took tho
little tlung upon his knee, dipped her
aching fingers IN cold water aud ask
ed her what her name was.
"Kilty," sue said.
"Kitty," ho said "and what else7'
"Kiity," she answered, nor could ho
find out any more.
"Whoso Kitty are You ?"
"Your Kitty" she said. For she
had known her father hut that one
day, aud now she believed that Bur
ton was hr,
Barton sat up all night and stuffed
wood into his impotcnt littlo stove TO
keep the baby from freezing to death,
Never having had to do with children,
he firmly believed that Kitty, sleeping
snugly under blankets aud buffalo
robes, would freeze t'he should let the
fire subsidc in the least.
AS the storm prevailed with un-
abated fury the next day, aud as he
dared neither to take Kitty out nor to
leave her alone, he stayed by her all
day and stuffed the stove with wood,
and laughed at her droll baby talk,
and fed her on biscuit and fried bacon
and coffee.
On the morning OF the second day
tho storm had subsided. 1t was forty
degrees cold, but knowing somebody
must be mourning Kitty for dead, he
wrapped her in skins, and with much
difficulty reached tho nearest neigh
bor's house, suffering only n frost-bite
Oh his nose by the way.
"That ohild,' said the woman to
whose house he had come, is Jones.
I seed 'em take her outen the wagon
day before yesterday
Burton looked at Kitty moment
in pcrplexity. Then he rolled her up
again and started out. "Traveling
like mad," the woman said, as she
watched him.
When he reached Jones, he found
Jones and his wife sitting in utter
wretchedness by the fire. They were
both sick from griet, and unable to
move out of the house. Kitty they
had given up for buried alive under
some snow.mound. They would find
her when spring should come and
melt the snow cover off.
When the exhausted Burton came
in with his bundle of buffalo-skins,
they looked at him with amazement.
But when he opened il and let out the
little Kitty, and said
"Here, Jones, is this yer Kitten y
Mrs. Jones couldn't think anything
better to Go than to scream.
And Jones got up and took his old
partners hand and said, "Burton, ole
fellow y and then choked up and sat
down, and cried helplessly.
And Burton said, "Jones, ole fellow,
you may have that forty-acre patch
II come mighty nigh maxim me the
murderer ct that little Kitty's father"
"No! you shall take it yourself, "
cried Jones, "if have to 60 to law
to make YOU"
And Jones actually decided his in
terest in the forty acres to Burton.-
But Burton transferred it all to Kitty.
That is why this part of Newton is
called to-day "Kitty's Forty"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-09-24
HartIand Business Cards.
i. G l. B + II Il ,
Manufacturer Of and Dealer In

+. G / l. B + Il L,
Manufacturer Of and Dealer IN
Plows, CultiyatOrS, Cottage and
Box Stoves, CauldrOn Kettles,
SINKS, HOLLOW wARE,RoLL bAkEhs'
Door Rollers, Door Roller Track, Corn
Shelters. Sugar Arch Mouths, Crates and
Bars, SAP Pans, Arch Tops, Mouths end
Rimmcrs, Slide Yoke Irons, Boot Jacks
Registers, Door scrapcrs, Empire Stove Black
Guards and Doors, Bcdstcad Castings, Gas
Castings, Brdsncst Tuycr Irons, Sleigh and
Sled Shoes, chilled and common, Cart and
Wagon Boxes, Gr.mcs's improved Smut Mills,
IIowc's Standard Scales, GIBBS Cylinder Plow
Shares, Ilarrows. &c.
NJ Orders solicited.
llar,land, W., May !, 1871. laSf
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-09-24
WOODSTOCK, W., WEDNESDAY, SEPT, "a, 1870,

Nv -" r.' - .',a,n aad s,o,,od
'''s", Wv '''''" "7.'' .a',oo, I ,,', ao,.a
'"'' Wv" ~ r' Iii, oeua ,,,,a
s'"s, WV WV '
"1c,,,L.aIoo,,.d,oo.o,,o ''"'V"V - o.o,,o
Wv" .,'.',', .''I "sI o,I','s o,, lo,o ,ho
,, "''' 's,s'a' .,ea, ' q" Wv, [ ,o,o | ,,o so,,d
"'''' "'"V 80 w wv y, w wv M, T.
Wv 49, go ','e''",e t " .,1 ,ha ,,,s,,,
WV .''e ~, o,'o .'o,,, s.1 90,
P'"''' ''''" .1 ',a,
m"V'V '"V r,'" ~, w." v, ~ 49, ~ '''o,sS'
s"v'' "s' w WV '"' ', W. -
""'' Wv ", 81 o,,,,,,L, Ill
~ WV ,s, NJ, a"1 ,Ion oho
w, wv " - ,,',',, 10, no.a o,,.v s,om .
p'''V" -. w. WV" " h,..,,,.,.,, w" - - ,ho s,orm
'''' ''",' 'O'e'""'' , -, Ana
wv "'''s H''r>' ', =,
f"o"'' ,V"e"s~ W.. Wv ,'.,,aa',,,
''ars" w., " w, e.
Nv V,e' ' "o,',, no, 90,
F'T,' ,",, -, la
."''s" ', WV Wv. ,,,, ~,
'"Ns" WV "'"' ~, e 49,. .
oo'''' r'V, 'e,.' 80, - a1a,.o,,
'"'"'s wa 81, 'c 80. Ii1ho ,,o.
a"'" '"'' "" '' ~ ~, h.,s
''"' '"' ~ w 49, na,r c.aa,
'"1> =, ~. ,a,,a. W.,
WIN ''''' '".' w.. "V' 49,, ~
'"e'' .'' "''"'e Wv Wv" ",s 80.
''"'. oe'1'o w ''"'"'o - 49, w" 49,,
''cu IL '"'' wv 'o''' Wv" T - y
MAKE s"'' ., '"'"s w ."D's" c',,, W p !,
MS VIII w" N'''y "o' . ~ ,,,
'"' ,''"s ">g 49,, o. ,ha
wn'e' now ''''''o Wv" "s ,,1
S'Ut'''o0"'." "'N '.v. Wv. ,h., hor
~ was '.o D.se ..,. mo",,,0
''o'e '.o'"' ~ ""'.' , ~ ' I. rsr I'D
"e,e l'oN.' W "s '
"'u ,o"' WV 'Vy"' ., ,,,o,oa
N"e" o"'' '"' "oo' Wv"
oy '"' S'u'e' 'o"e' '''" r ::
N''V, " "' ,.,L
q"''eu III ".' "". a..
81 ea,' ''"" :" WV ~, ~ ,h;. r;,d
lac. .'''' s"e was '0'' "
'''s"''s ''o,., ~, y. ''" c,u .,o
~ '''' Wv w rIo. Iomos oorld
''a,N wa, VIZ 49, ,.oa osh;n, II.
Nv. DIV '",. W A. .,h ,,h;oh
''u.A'0'.. - ~. t.,o ,oIon
~ '.'' ~, ,..,.- 49,,
'"' 1t was o,'N ,." ~ ''
nc 1o0' '''V ~ ., A.. ,u;as
-. ,.0 ''"'0 W., ,,:. s,a,ro,s hr,
'''''"s' o"' W ,':.; | b. uomt ANor
ho' N"o"i"s ""''''o' "l WV
al ''o'' y, 'esp'''"s' , I
s'o.''"s' N0 o""'e up'" -, w. t,nna
na''"s i"pPe' VI VI"
'''nlseli 'ace W ''o' VIII" MS WV"
ne hau le'u'''e' " ''' Wv"
IN MS De"'luerh'eh'' =,
Wheh we remember '''a' 'one' nav
not slept LOT TWO nen'S P'e'eu'ns VII,
one' on account Oh n's 'no''"' 4"a'i.
with Burton and he hao no" oee',
beating against an ar''c hurricane e., ana
tramplng through treacnero"s o'''owS
OF snow TOR an hour, We CANNOT WOMB
er that he tell over his own threshoio
in state OF extreme exhaustion -,
Happy tor him that ne d'" not 'a'l
bewildered on the pra'rIe' as many
another poor waytarer d'd on tna'
fatal night!
AS it was, his wife must needs give
up the vain little searches she Lad
been making in the nelghbcrhood OF
the shanty. She had now Il SICK nus
band, with frozen hands aud feet ana
face, to care for. Every minute the
thermometer fell lower and lower and
all tie heat the little cook-stove in
Jones sbanty could give would hardly
keep them from freezing.
Burton had stayed upon that forty
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-09-24
The Conn. Valley Insurance Agency
represents the largest aud most reliable
Fire, Lille ana Accident ihsnr-
Uuge lOInpuuics

Fire, Lie and Accident insnr-
Rncc Companies
In tho world. Among them arc The Aetna,
Royal, l. and l. Globe, Imperial, North brit
ish, North America. Gcrmania, Cohlinenlhl
aud The leading Mutuals Of Vermont and Mas
sachusetts, also, The Equitable Liie OF New
York and ihe Travellers Life aud Accident
OF Hartford,
Responsible persona having large RISKS to
plaee wall consult their interests by cores
ponding with this Agency,
Our principles Of business aro close seru'
tiny OF Risks. ,,,
Rigid adhcranee TO adequate rates, fair and
square settlement Of honest losses, DO not
fail TO have your Life and Property insured al
the Conn. Valley Insurance Agency
l.. u. SABINE, Agent,
Windsor, W.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-07-11
SALE

Whereas Nioolaus Burger and Elisa
his wife, by their certain Mortgage deed
with power of sale, dated the 25th day of
September1S75 and recorded in the recorders
office of Gasconade county, in book Y, page
237, conveyed to Maria Eberhardt the fol-
lowing described real estate to-wit:
Block No. 1 on east Fourteenth street in
the corporation of the town of Hermann,
said Block comprising 600 feet 'front.' on said
east 14th street by 100 feet depth and rum
ing north of said east 14th street as per
plat ofsthe town of Hermann.
Which said conveyance was made TO secure
the payment of a certain promisory note in
said mortgage deed described, and
whereas said note, has become
due and default has been made in the pay
ment thereof and the interest thereon, now
therefore 1, Che undersigned mortgages
will, in pursuance of the powers IN
me vested, proceed to sell the property here
inbefore described at public vendue on
Saturday the 10th day of august, 1879.
between the hours of 9 O'Clock in the fore
moon and 8 o'clock in the afternoon of said
day, at the front door of the Court House in
the town of Hermann, county of Gasconade
and state of Missouri, to the highest bidder
for cash in hand, to pay the principal and
insterest on said note and the costs of exc
cutting this trust
MARIA EBERHARD,
Mortgage.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-07-11
(GSnstfanSt.J q
"Ses 2ebens lluberftanb nit Gebs
multi az senieBen."
Din ben e@reiber i'm WoItsBIatt.

On ben S9reibsr i'm goltsBtatt.
SD bob eebort Oab Der Setting cuffs
9anb eesansen liz unb bo6 er f@a fen
nil bis er binner tuirO. SD min i'm
elm Gscept insen, mo nidt 70 lang
bausrt bab er 6iinn mir b. Bel uns an
Der Berger mar Elm Mann. Der hot
nur cine ISOLDE lang ieoen Morsen
einen 9ofel bon Cant Satobs Del
BORN Sribfi6 senommen. ba III er
gan; mayer semorbsn uno bat's mad.
Der ntht mebr ;u nebmen 5rau9en. Or
bat'SGecept in oer3eitun9 seIeien. Sept
mann Der 9eifing nur zine babe But
feI ben Sag nimmt, miro er aud balb
maaer iuetbsn. SD babe fdon oft ee-
leien bob ma: iebem Msnf6en beIfen
ioQ menn ma fam, unb pielei1t
penn er 5inner pirO. tbut er mid aus
D~antbarteit heiratben. Sbr brau6t
iest &uon nod nidts su lasen, er that
uisQeidt bas &sespt nidt sebrouden.
Serap6ino.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-07-11
&ebcr,

Qcbcrleinen.
Serr Stmon Sdnepf, YittSbufg.
Ya.-baben fi6 oIs elm bor;i9lides
Mlittcl se9en 9eberIeiOen erwieien.
3rbrrhrrbGrtuug.
Guitnce Souer, rllaoina, Mo.-
habeu mid bon Z 'iabriaem SeberIeiOen
befreit. gibt feline before NeOijin.
Jicber.
G4riit. SduIo, Sgoen &aS,-erl0s
item mid bon befti9em S6ItteIfeber.
0alen=Sirbrr.
Or. Sofob Mleper, ct. 9oui8, Mi6.
-uoren bin 8aaenfeber bon Uortref'
fider Wirfung.
s4iittel=Sieber.
Satob Srei, 8od SsIanO 60. SGs.
-weroen in unierer @egenb ais oas
bette MtiteI ee9en Sieber betra6tst.
Wr9icl=6ieber.
Serr Geo. Sennp, Bethel, $40. -
bit fein be1eres MittfI 0e9en bas
@t6ielfeber.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-07-11

Sn Mempbis 1T oos seIbe Hieber
abermaIs ous9ebroden, unh berridt
oafelbit Elm poniider Sdrefsn. Sic
@efunbbeits- 9seh0roe bat cine 8etnnnt-
madung erlafen, norm ben .Ginnob.
nsrn 9eratben miro, bic StaOt su per'
%luien. 5n 6OI9e beilen iiuo aue aus,
fnbrehoe Giisl,babn,iiae unb Sampf<
bOote iibcrfIat, weI6e i6 gen Norbcn
meuhen. Observation-Disclosures fnben
mnhenbaft itatt, unN fnb f0um
@agons genu9 unrbauben, nm Nqe,
wel4e abreiien wollen, su bef0rbern.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-07-11

8obl oas iinsite @bepunr i'm Staute
baben ie bel Strinstown, fdrsiht fer
~SOltsfreunO" in Stferfon &,tp, etwa
10 Meilen w:ftlid bon bier in uuierem
GOuntp. Sort beitebt lett Sabr uno
Gag cine OiitrIftiduIe. hie BON Den in
Der 9tdbe w%Obnsnoeu &inSsrn 10 re9el.
maBig beiudt miro. bab es benz 9sbrer
auHtel, ais cine feiner Sdilerinnen,
ein I3idbri5es Sinp. zines SageS Dor
lcbter Mode nidt beim llnttrri9t err
i9len. Sic Fam aud am smeiten unb
am Dritten Suas nidt, unO ;mar neil
le ii6 - Oerbeirntbet bate. Sbr
oWann" 1T ell 16iabri9er Ml6bars.
lunge, Der friser bslm Batter bes
War9ens aearbettst bate. Sie
SItcrn Der Seihcn batteh iid suerit se.
gen elmer 9eirotb ibrer SIeiueu gee
itrdubt Oa nGr" iebOd orobte uSie"
gu entfubren ODER ltebIen gu %lnfIen, 10
9aben Tie, wie uns unier Suformant
ucriidert, ibre @iuipiGiguas uno Elm
benadbGrter Srieoeneridter lieb fdJ
bereit %inben, BE beioen 8Fansden in
alcr Sorm &ebtenS au trauer. Die.
ie Sci bi@te 1T fein idledter @ib, bo
iih unier NbonEent s.. in Stringtopn,
Elm Observation-Disclosures Manu, fur
Die Gidtiateit berielben uerbirst.
Semerten wOlsn mir nod, o&B Die
Gttern Der beioen uerheiratbeten Sin'
oer gum Quten Slid tetne Oeuti6en
ionbern Nmerifauer fino. @on Sir
fcnrutbcn unb 9~aieIftsuben baben liz
ieoeutals ME etwas sebort.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-07-11

county QneKor Yoppen9aus miro
nit Ieinen 8ebulfen, @m. Berger unb
Gonruo Slin9e am eriten Gu9uf an,
~farsen uni idmmtlibeS Gi9sntbum abe
sui@aBen. Sruber maren $500
@ertb 9aus9erdtbi6aften BON Gountp
Steuer ausgeidlohen, ieboA oieicS lit
ieit Nnnabme Der ncuen Contribution
wioerrufsn. @ueS eingebeimite 8es
treble mcIAes am erften Nusuit nod
auf Der 6arm lit. muB gIei9 anoerem
perioultdsm Gi9entbum abgeiddbt
meroen.
Oie an Den NfciIor ab;u9ebcnben
2iiten miiIsn beidWoren iuetoen, unO
BON oieiem Dem SountD @lere einge.
baubigt weroeu. oeiien pft6t es lit Die.
lelbe DER 6ranb Surp CUR Ginii6t gu
unterbreiten. Gs lit bierauS erlibt.
LID Dap tsiu 9etrcioe irgeno welder
4rt, iteuerfrei lit, unb oasielbe nur
ourd uorberi9en 8srtauf bes Yrooue'
ties entleben fam.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-07-11

sA- Serr Sreb. 8OOenber9 bon
@rantoiew, SuS.. ersabItc ms BET
8eIe9enbeit ieineS lebtw06eutIiden
8eiuds auf uuierer Sffice: ySeit
feds Sobren litt id III &beunatismuS.
uno oqe dr3tIide Wfittel, Die i'd anpeus
Den modte, lin, mir Qiuoerung ~ ocr'
iAuTen, idIugen febI. 90 purbe in
Sbrer 3aitung 0as ct. Safpb8 SeI
empfobleu; GA on6eIbe in @ranbpiem
nidt ;u baben iuar, 9ing i6 ipeiieu mad
8odport, Inn mir cine Slaide gu tau'
fen. gdOn nod Scr 3peitep @iureib'
ung mar i'd BON 3beumutismus edns!it
befreit. Son Der 3eit on BARI bns
st. SatobS Del in meiuem 9auis uidt
mebr fehleu."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-07-11

Ser WOrber, Srauf Oahibfon muir
De am Iebten Wittwod rreaen Der er.
morbuna zines eewifen 8m. 9osgertb
in @arrensbursb %sebangrn. Ne6en
DEN Sroit, Dab bic @elt einen Oefper,
aoo los lit, farm fid babYubIifum nod
~freueu, OaB er auf ben SdaHot nod
allen Weni9en ner3ieben mel6e ibm ie
Elm 9eib sufIgtsn uno rap er feinen
"grudge" nit in bic an6ere MeIt
mittnebmen moIIe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-07-11

Dem miiOen Wanoersr in Der Miite
fonnte Der fublenbe Sbatten zines
Baumes ui9t wiQfommensr iein. ais
Dem 0ruferperionoI ooS SdBden Bier,
wel6eS unS Iesten Mfontas BON Sertu
Sropp sugeianot wurbe. G5 mar Elm
foitlideS Slap unO bat alien 9cmunoet
Infer Oruderteufcl wuroe 10 Iutie
ooB sr ben 8e9aius bsitia uno nil
fOIgenbsm &eim 9srru &ropp Der
emiete:
Gas Bier ices Bat uns gut gsfutt,
2lu6 bat er's INN or gut gcnslnt,
Gr trist unS biuia, er triet II 8 gut,
9ifab5 or in Ell Menfh enfTeinb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-07-11
Sur SSarmmna fir 2iebenbe.

Wle iebr aud Nmor Ouftenoen BLU
men unb p%drfumirten 9oden eenogcr
iein mag, ge9en iibelrie9enbe Ntaier
bat ey cine uniiberwinnIi9e Nhneieuna,
un0 Wcnn er nidt a0Qig beimatbs unr
oboahlos lit. miro er fid ME eiuenl
@atorrb auf SauBpeite naben. Or.
Sa9e's "Catarrh Remedy" (sdnup-
eu>9eiImitteI) lit Gin iideres uno a..
oerIdiiiges Seilmittsl fir Oieie efel5afte
&ranfbeit. Gr. Yiercs'S Memoranoum,
bl6er iinO in ieoer @potbete unent9slt'
lid 81 baben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-07-11

Der unter3eiHnete bot T@ entfdlEog
fen bon u an fein grobes Eager BON
Ghnben un0 9tiefeIn MIR fur Baar
an ieiue Runoen gu b~ertoufen. Dd i'd
meine @aaren fur Baar eintoufe nn6
un0 wieoerum fur Boar nertaufe, 70
bin i'd in Stano aeiett biaiger ols ie
~ pertnufen. SD babe feline @uslaaen
fur BiHer, teine unnTben Seitberfaum-
uuo feine 8erlufe an f&le&ten
Rnnben, bebboIb nu@ cine grobe Res
BUTTON i'm 4reiie meiner @aoren.
8ommt nno iiber3eust eu@ felbIk.
@ m. &Iee.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-07-11

9ebten Wontas WOrgen rouror ona
biertrinfenbe YubIitum in nidt GERM
gen Sdreden aeiebt, oils es bisb, Ous
Der 8icruorrntb in Den meiitsn @irtbs'
bduiern erlaopft lei. @ie Elm 9auf,
feuer madte bieie Shredenstunbe Ole
Nunoe uno itarte Mduucr. melde font
MD" lei,st ouber' SniIung ~ brinsen
iur. iaben iia b~eitIrst IN oh bisies
auberorrentIidsn Grei9niGss. Ser
sanse @ormittaa ~lnitete lpic Elm Clip
auf Der ialOer b~etroffenen Commune,
mo crit mad Nntunft bes MittngsiuaeS
ais ma baS moblbet0nnte tahelu bon
&ropp's Sicrwn9en b0rte, atbmete man
lei5ter auf. -Oa5 Iiebe Bier mar an9es
fommen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-07-11
SSptt;.

Sn ser Sibung oes Sdulb oritanbes
am Stem Suli wurbe beidIoheu
DAP Die Qufnabme neuer G4uler in
Ser 4ten SIa6e wdbreub Der erfteu
@o1e i'm September itatt fn6en fou
uno ferner ni6t pie bisber im Wdr;.
SIM Nuftrus bes S~Oritaness,
81. 6. SdIenber, Gecr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-07-11

,Wean mu6 Die Seite feiern !" - Oh
lie nun National. Sirdeu- O0er Sanger'
fate TnO, unO Dap mir bon ale ben
Seiten infer aeb0rig She'll feiern, bafur
fino mir aud Die vneuti@eite" Stabt
in W,i1ouri, cine Se;eidnun8 Die menis
ger elegant ols ridtig lit. Ser uierte
Suit murOe in Ger lbliAen Weiie auf
Dem 6airplobe 9%efeiert unb GILES uerIief
in Ser fdoulten Sronuna. Nah ue7s
i9ieoeueu 8ortrd9eu ber @eIeuidaft
Sarmonie uno Der Srdefters Settion
belt 9err GuOolpb SirieI cine Der Seier
entipredenOe SeitreOe, weIde nit 8ei-
faQ aufaenonneu Wuroe. NbenbS
fano Elm Sal in Der 6 oncert 9aIle itatt
welaer trpb Der 3ise re6t gut beiudt
iuar.
@on 9auge's Store unb Berger Sta
ton boren mir bab Ole Ga neranitalteter
Seierli9feiten 6en belten 8erIauf nab
men, uno feline 8ubelorungen obel
unfdle gu beri6ten fuo.
Sur in Meslers Yarf, auf Der ouoe,
rem Seite 6eS SIulIeS CAB es Storuna
nobel mad amerifaEiiaem 6ebraud'
3epoIuer bic SauptroIe ipieIteu. Nu'
per oieIer St0rung mar bas Oort Der
a%nitaItete Yic Sic cine reat 8emiitblid
uub a%naenebnle QTaire.