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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-03-19
The Reign Of Terror in Russia.

Recent letters from St. Petersburg il
lustrate the condition of affairs there by
extracts from the diary of correspond
emit. He says military attache of the
French Embassy was dragged before
the Chief of Police for looking too in
tently at the fortress. The correspond
ent called on friend early in the even
ing, but was refused admission by the
dvornik (hall porter). The next day
he had similar experience at another
friends residence. The only reason
given by the porter for his non-admis-
sion was, the correspondent did MOTIVE
there, and so could not get in. The
correspondent says: "Within the limits
of my own street, which last night was
Illuminated at every window by COM
mand of police, witnessed three quar-
rels with dvorniks, who refused to give
admittance to persons wishing to visit
friends or relations. In an adjoining
steeet saw one arrest for the same rea-
son. On Sunday there was very vio-
lent storm of wind and drifting snow,
and few people were out. The
Emperor, in passing from the
Winter Palace to the usual parade at
the Riding School, was escorted by Cos
sacks and followed by one of the district
police masters in a sleigh. Those who
saw his Majesty's cortege, of course, re-
moved their caps. One unfortunate
individual, whose sight was impeded by
a large bashlik over his head, did NOT
doff his head-dress. The police master
noticed his want of respect, and shouted
to policeman near by to take him off,
The unhappy individual, VINO, through
binding snow and sleet, had failed to
notice the imperial cavalcade and pro.
tested to that effect, was, nevertheless,
dragged off to the Police Station. The
latest instructions to dvorniks are thai
they must not sit at their posts. The
streets at night present pictures Of big
drowsy house-porters, muffied up in theiI
sheepskins, leaning against each gate
way, carefully nursing large keys which
have turned locks on the whole tewr
within doors. As person passes BY
they arouse themselves, each watching
him until he disappears from sight and
passes into the jurisdiction of another
Waterman.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-03-19
Leap-Year Hints.

Girls know only One-Quarter rs mucH
about counting as boys, because they
have only one year in four in which they
are allowed to practice.
As matter of course, leap-year finds
them poorly prepared to "step in and
win," and we will give few hints as to
how it should be done.
First, fix up in style, black your boots
carefully, heels and all, and if the
"shine" " don't come in hurry, slat
the brush across the floor into the cor
ner, quoting what scripture you happen
to know.
Twill be a big job to put on your
collar and necktie, and the chances are
that there viii be more looking in the
glass than in the case of fellow coming
to see you.
Stroll down to the barber-shop and
get shaved, and have the barber soil
up" freely, otherwise all efforts to
grease the wall paper will be futile.
On the way to 'shis' - house speak to-
all the fellows you know; this is good
point and the only way to pay him back
for flirting with the girls forthree years.
As you near the house, cross the street
and pass by it. This will give you a
chance to see if the parlor is lighted and
to surmise if any other girl is calling.
If, when you step up and pull the
door-bell your heart is not in your
mouth, you've struck the wrong house.
Inquire if the young gentlemen arein,
and-don't forget and wear your hat,
hang it up on the piano or the floor, or
some other place.
Chew cloves assiduously during the
call; otherwise {" he - may think you've
been drinking.
If he is little timid blushing thing,
talk about the weather, his ma, his pa,
and OTHER distant subjects.
If he plays and sings, stand up like a
little man and turn the music-we don't
refer to an orguinette.
He'll probably yawn and cover up an
immense cape with his jeweled hand
but don't take the hint.
Playfully turn the gas down, he'll
probably say /" Oh, you shouldn't" but
recollect how he ''doused the glim'' last
year.
You don't need to say much at this
point. Conversation is apt to be 8
nuisance at critical junctures.
Previous experience will doubtless
suggest the course of events for the res
of the evening.
When the old lady calls out Sis II
O'CLOCK" don't mind it, wait till sh'
calls II and II, in fact stay till you hea1
the milkman rafting his cans.
Ask for match to light your cigar
linger at the door half an hour longer
make him think that he is your own AM
only-and 60 and see another fellow tn
; next eyening.-NesU Hacen Register.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-03-19

FoRTY-FIvE years ago Frau Hackert
became the sutler of the Thirty-fifth
Brandenburg Fusileers, and has re-
NAMED with that corps ever since. She
invariably followed the regiment into
action, and has done good service in
caring for the wounded. She was 80
years old q few days ago. and cher
boys" commemorated the day by pre-
senting the I" Smother of the Regiment y
with q handsome medal.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-03-19

RAISING EARLY CHICKENs.-Poultry-
raisers are generally DESTROYS of obtain
ing all the eggs they can during the
early part of the season. If hens show
q disposition to sit after they have had
their first lot of eggs, as those over a
year old generally do, they resort to all
sorts of means to prevent them. They
want eggs during the spring to eat and
sell. After the weather becomes warm
eggs are in less demand, and the keep
ers of hens are then DESTROYS that they
shall take TO their nests for the purpose
of raising chickens. There are many
reasons, however, why hens, old hens
especially, should be allowed to set as
early in the spring as they manifest q
disposition to. Ordinarily about three
weeks time viii elapse between the Pc
rod of laying two lots of eggs, and this
time can be employed to better advan'
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-03-19

ONE of the unexpected sources Of
wheat supply for Europe is the River
Platte country, in South America, from
which point large shipments have re-
Gently been made to Liverpool and Bor-
deaux.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-03-19
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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-03-19

MONKEYS are caught in Africa BY
means of fermented beer. It is placed
bv the natives within reach, and Is soon
as one monkey tastes it he screams with
Joy, and many answer his call. They
soon get too drunk to realize the sp-
proach of person, and are easily cap
tured.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-03-19

A CLEVER Professor is exciting the
wonderment of Londoners by reading
their character from their ears. The
Professor demonstrates to the perfect
satisfaction of all that ones esthetic
tastes, mercantile ability, Intellectual
power, and perverse qualities may each
and all be determined or read by a
simple glance at the shape, the length
and breadth of ones organs of hearing.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-03-19
CHARLEs III. OAKEs was scarcely 81

CHARLES II. CAKES was scarcely 80
when he died at Chicago recently, yet
he was one of the Western pioneers. In
the winter of 1927 his larder was reduced
to vinegar, butter and deerskins. BE
subsisted for some days on picked and
buttered strips of deerskins. When the
vinegar and butter were gone, in lived
for several days on roasted bits of skin
and acorns dug from under the snow.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-03-19
PROF. HARRIS RADICAL CURE
= FOR SPERHATORRHGA. q
.SENlNAC PASTlllE"

L I6om1u Al 8mt001O00 .
llmpotency, By the only
s..'s si' :. .....A. ...rs.. EaZ VIZ pissce
ine it, ApsciAc influence the Seminal Jac
ulatory Ducts, Prostate Gland q Urethra Inc VS.
ofthe Remedy 10 attended with pain
does not inter the ordinary pursuits OF me, y
quickly dissolved and absorbed, producing An
date soothing and restorative effect The ana
nervou, organizations wrecked from
stopping the drain from the system restoring ae 20
6iRht. Nervous Debility Con fusion Of IdeaSAver-
sion to Society &C, and the OF pfema
ture old aga usually accompanying this trouble anu re-
storing perfect Sexual ViGof where has been Dormant
for years Thismode Treatment has stood the
cases. and 10 pronounced success OfusS ~
too much in these troubles and ~ many
witness TO. with but little il any permanent good Ihs,e y
enables positively guarantees that viii give satas
the eight that been IN genera
use thousands oftestmon1a ~ To IT'S ana
Is nov conceded by the Medical to be the most
rational discovered of reaching and curing TINS
very trouble that veil known to be OF
with their useless nosrus and big fees The Remedy
put up boxes three sizes No (enou2h to lass
monthly, IS; No (sufcient to effect permanent cure
unless in severe cases IS; No (lastng over tnree
months will stop emissions and restore vgof In the zor
caes) 81 Sent by mail, sealed in plain wrappers Eun
OBJECTIONS for using accompany Each Hox
Send for Descriptive Pamphlet giving Anssom;;e
that they can Do restored to perfect manhood and
fitted for duties Of lite. same as u never eaeSs1
\Sent Sealed for stamp 70 every one. sofa ony oy|
EARRIS REMEDY CO. xra cHI10sss.
Market and 9th sts., ST. LOUIS, MO.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-03-19

DISEASES CAUSED BY FILTH.--Hav-
ing studied the cases of disease among
animals for several years past, and es-
pecially since was convinced and said
through the Country Gentleman that
I" filth was the canse of chicken chole-
"a, am now fully inclined to believe
that hog cholera springs from the same
source, by keeping large numbers OF
them too closely confined, and COM
PEELED to breathe over and over again
the odor from their own droppings. A
few years ago two farmers near me
aimed to make money by raising pigs
and hogs. After getting a large stock,
the disease broke out among them, and
they had to abandon the undertaking.
The trouble was caused by crowding. l
am of the opinion that pleuro-pneumo-
MIA in cattle is mainly caused from their
own droppings, especially when kept
in large herds, whether in closely con-
fined stables, in railroad cattle cars, or
on board steamers used for the purpose
of transportation. The main object OF
most persons seems to be to find a cure
for the dieease, instead of getting at the
causes. The old saying, "an ounce of
prevention is worth a pound Of cure,"
should be needed. see occasional re-
fererence made to chicken cholera, SO l
suppose some people still neglect their
duty. Every one who raises
poultry should begin with the
new year and say, "H I get the
chicken cholera among my fowls this
year, 1 will be ashamed to let it be
Known It is just as easy to manage
as any other kind of business, and will
fully pay in more ways than one. Some
think that to Keep the roost perfectly
clean is enough. Not'so. What would
we think if our dear ones only kept our
sleeping apartments clean, nice and
tidy, and permitted all else to become
filthyP Let the practice be to practice
cleaning the roosts, small coops, feed
ing-coops, Advantageous, and all 9TH
er coops often, and also where the
chickens spend most of their time dur
ing the day, for they do mostly have
places around the buildings where they
congregate, whether under the crib
house, barns or old rubbish, or any
where else. The droppings, as we well
know, are more offensive where damp
ness affects it, than where kept in aper-
fectly dry state. We also know that it
will paw to save these droppings, and
keep them for fertilizing purposes.
like and prefer the tar made at the gas
works for purifying. 1t can be used
so as not to injure or soil the birds
plumage, and is preventive as well as
death to vermin. 1t is more lasting thar
petroleum and certainly cheap enough
Cor. Country Gentleman.
RAISING EARLY CHICKENs.-Poultry
~ oh oSr,
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-03-19
AGRICULTURAL.

EFFECT OF ILL TREATMENT ON Cows.
Good mixers are scarcer than good
COWS, and many good cows are, made
poor by poor mixers. Dairymen too
often neglect this prime requisite for
securing good supply of wholesome
milk. A farmer in Pennsylvania sold a
COW to a neighbor, who soon complained
that she was not as good as represented,
being bad kicker and small mixer.
The former owner found that she had
been tied in the stable, instead of being
fastened in stanchions, and being nerv-
.ous the mixer had Quoted her by a
vigorous application of a heavy milk
Ting-stool, with the natural result. The
affair threatened to result in a lawsuit,
to avoid which the seller took the COW
back. A few weeks of kind treatment
restored her milking qualities. Dairy
men, who are obliged to have extra
help, should look well to this part OF
their business, and promptly check any
attempt at i'll treatment or careless milk
ing. There are no special rules fol
milking, except to keep up the flow
when once begun, treat the COW kindly,
get the last drop as soon as possible,
and have regular hours for milking
Land and Home.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-03-19

Prof. Harms las nsued e. Iusdesd xassS
Find On Piles end his scientific mode Of cure, ana when
2 seaf ie stamp any address. While he na1eS 70 -
cent? and q, b gives such thoEooehly common sss
MIX dsease and his OF eesing cure
sf - - ~ NOT misplaced his eenaenes IN seeur
ay.ys 5000 e the es ma. any ~
md careful reading Of the pamph2 VII eouvnes any
sufferer that els fully worth it cost
/Pofsoor 8arris has issued nlusafed pamphlets Oh
histreafi,eon seminal weakness IN 0en, and 1eueor
Yhes OF Whites in vomen, describing his mode o.
re mod skepcal that they can b % heathI
~ProG Harris standard Remedies ere ssio ony ~ -
llA0Rl4 REMEDY CONN cHEM Isis.
Narkss ed o. SD. ST. LOUIS NO.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-03-19

Prof Harris AFTER many years Of study, aided by chem
ical research and experen together with experience
Els last succeeded in compromising 1NFAL
LILLE REMEDY for the scoufge common among
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-10-08

Cine iueiterc Ie0uctior Ger 6T.ntlis
htn SduI0 um II Miaioucn IcGnrs
il fur ben 9Ronat Srptcmibcr ~ ae-
pdrtiaen. Ser @sidaftsnufidDun9
uro Die aqgsn,eine Yrosperitdt bdIten
unusrminoert an uno fibren oem Gan
besidobamt ligilh 70 bs0sutenae Be
psuuen gu, bnb Der Sdabamt5-S ec.e.
tar NIT ser Serminoerung Der 9fatjO-
uali1uIO IN Dem obeu ouge9etenen
NJ aBi;abe fOrt;ufabren oermda. O4ne
irqeno weldlen 3mtig oe5 6fcntiidlen
0icui!cs lu erEedI1iHasU. un0 trog
oieier gaplltu N5;ahIunl Ger Nunoes.
iduIo. nie Ut) iekt ourhidn;t:iid auf
II gHiuiontu Dollars psu Vi0nat tee
Iduft, pollen Sic 0tmotraten oa5 8oit
gldubea MAIDEN, cas- SSobI oeS 9anGes
trfo:fcrc 1tHen y o@rdie!." 81"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-10-08
Ser Sreibeit WOrseasabe.
6eil Cir, o GnrFeln!
Ra6 Ssfie Bee d, iittrffst rrn
Sobn StrnubcnmuQtr.

Wotto: 8efdeibener Serfunft NUT
bot ihn Gle Sreibeit Den Srosen
eieier Chen aleIh gemaht.
RsIrtie: lie @ddt am Rtriu.
Gs 1T Hibt tlauss atn utlut,
Sfi6t 9pnissradbt une 5urlsHaat.
sii6t ifrI;tr 5iteI, Stang uur 9cba.
NSas bod rrbsEt Sbio's Srbn.
9jbt anscertt it ieia 5alcnt,
5bm baIf feir gnieiaer Scgentl
Ted pE i5m and aebrnnnt friu ecEe'rsr StfrH,
Gr gilt ais 9rc5er Stuatsmaun nab une f'ru.
0swcansu rarr tci yunfer Sia,
Sin 9rSe, ta5 ms ic1uet ifia,
Sin rsittr Sbas, sin lluts pflne
5Ur esn @trinelien ou6 i'm Gam.
Ter Stadt, rD unl're Banner psb'n
Wc unl're Jreiaetcrnen lfeb'H.
Gr lbIgt Uus felt unn treu, une bait nit RaCtt
,5Ur lciue Scbue bod rsr i5reibsit pra6t.
Sei un5 gesruBt auf eunflcm Nf,o
III, Grifer nun in unIerm Hitb
Iu fdnlriteif lid eurdb { untSl fcrt,
llur a,dr;tit hell in bat uue @Srrt.
Ben S6risIfn iit eie Ndne t'tsGt
lie VI, 1etItmahsr aufaetrett.
I'm ) tT I'M 3lnrf III ebereu ede Gjsihif
Sat 9abm unc GbEt lir rer 6rsibcit Slid.
Drill Iir, CjarHrlc, 5iitrrr 1ul
Strl; itaUt Ter TItrjot Dir gu
Rit 3arf.il5teit sriEBf ihrsn Sctn
Der Nuttfr lielLl r6 3ltiru.
Ter Breits;t Sell, csil fracrl 2aur
Sd5 2'cl: BAT jtrcn Q&srtt erflun',
Rang, Gre, yIrrer NHo Iir aucertrdut,
las aIle 9Ecit cou Gjiautrn rah Iir 'taut.
yocil Iir, Shio'' @arurr teu,
Sterr neteH Stfru iai ! tin ,}Urcl!
as l;dcem J II iuseIraHet
GAIT bcilia az in Isincr 6aue!
Sell Iir, Ten puts res Tc'te5 mag
Grrrtern trfucr Screen SCtlas.
llnc tretsr mir 'um &amrf in Jteib' urS Sjlieo
Ia Gilt feir 8udyus, nur rfs Sieges yieo.
Sell 1tr, Stla;5mdrn teTeu Scr;
SIT trsu une reolilb atlerndrts
: rm 6reibcit ais eu5 itOHite Silo
Ter uubcsrrn3tsu Wsnid5sit gilt.
Rrs in eer Ser;en nherm SGrein
OjeitriCtcu HarF"lo'e 9tameu iia
R!anbrcll ercbnnc IN bic 99elt tiHau5
Ter Hame GjdrFelo aus esnl gGeieen saU5
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-10-08

SetrmbenS fmr Sen Wenfcb enfreune
1T es III ieben, OnB es 3umeiit Die 9ei'
benoen limo, peIde ooa beionoers un.
Ter NfitgefubI berOienen, porauf bic
GuufluIber, Srei 9tscept's dwinbIsr
uno anbere ber3Ioie Wsni9en ibr au-
senmert eeridtet bnben.
Wanhe Der Sebausrns,uertben rel
den oen 8etrlgern ibreu Isbten Sent
bin in Dem Sertrauen asbeiIt gu perben,
uber bas gSunbermitteI % raubt BEN
9ulfeiudenben aud Die Issten Stuser
ieiuer tuantenbeu geiunbbeit.
SoffeutIi@ uirb Der y8ettunssl
q r., Der fdon TO pisI Gutes se
than. au9 bisisn mebicinifden @ege
lIaserern Elm yBiS bisrbsr unb mid
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-10-08
uur6en.

Die Su. St;. iareibt: &ebeQen-
bIatter i6impfeu wie toa auf ben suten
9apes, neil er in Der .Sisoermanns-
&ebe," Die er fi6 fur isins issise srOBe
feiic suredt9emadt bat, auf suteu
SduIuutsrridt fur bic gteger brinst
Sie 3eiten, NO 5eher i'm Suben, BEL
siuem Reser aud nur unterridt in
9eisn ODER Sdreiben CAB, in'5 3u9t
bau5 seiperrt tuurbe, fino nod imme
Das Sbeul Ger llnuerbsfsrIi9en.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-10-08

Sobn &. Sarbrr, wslder siuit eiucn
Na6abuiettisr Sitrict i'm Gonare6
repr0fentirte, III aui Dem 9unfI ber
ooreetreten, UNI id Soorhse5 Srum-
bul, SaDaro uuo Nnrer in Der Be
bauptung aulufdIiebeu, baB Nles, mas
in Der Gsididte feS amcrifaniiden
Sortidrittcs Sro6es iemaIs eeIeiitet
uoroen isi, bon Der osmofratiidsu
8artsi ousseJanseu fsi. Sn elmer
tur,lid in @eItiisIo, Ndf., dbgebaI-
tcnen hemotratiideR Serfommluna
bsbauptete &urbpS, bub Ne@lslan
8ihmono 9enommen uno Den Sriea
5sreits i'm Sabre 1862 be.nbiat babtn
uurbe, butte man ibn nitt f,iner De-
mofrntlibsn 9.fnnun9 baIbsr bnrah
aebinbert. GItidiciti9 fsqte er cen
puncerbaren SdB auf, bcb SudaRdu's
BOlitif biefeIbe sslueien lei iuie Ole
9incoIn'5. uno odb Der Griiere untel
ben gIeidsn llmitdnben ebeHio geaanoeIt
boben wurne, UIe Der 2sbtere. gSenn
eas 10 meter gcbt, 10 perbsn mir
ndditsn5 gu boren bsfommer, baB his
9tOrcifaateu i'm Sabre 1861 bonn Suoen
lecsoirtsn unb bab SsHsrion S0Ujs,
Bob Soombs uno @abe 9ampten ros
sdwsrt sletiffer. I'M gincoIn uab
Grant in fie lluion ,urild:usm nseu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-10-08
4Sermamn, aRo., dreitns, SEN g. OftOber 1880

Die &epubIitaner i'm ,lueiten Son
srssoiffritt bon Wihouri. babeH 5errT
8ofsubIatt in ct. 2oui5 numinitt.
Sab feline Nusfdtcn nuf GrwdhInua
nidt Die fdIedtsiten fiuO, seht idOn
oaraus beroOr, bnB Der aeHanute Dis
trift I'M Sabre 1878 fur @eus. Ssmo.,
1869, fur Cole 9fsp., 7.403, fir
9ogan, @reenb., 1881 unb fur 9ob-
felb, Soc., 499 Stimmen et9nt.
gSeun Die 9rsenb1dlsr, wje es BEN 2In-
idein bat, fHr ben repu5lifaniidIsH
GanSibaten ftimmen, Damn 1T behen
Wabl 70 gut pie eef6ert.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-10-08
Sett tff Die 2eit III reiien.

Sn lleterfiufimmung nit zen Stadts-@e-
fesen unr fir fas aletmeine @rbl bat bic
Rthruri paeiFc tur@ 2iuie ibrt
5atrpreiie nm teinabe ein IrittrI ibres friiberen
9etrases reeusirt unh IS ift iest tsinate biliseT
nit tiefer Giientabu gu reiiru ale ;u 5aufe Su
bleiten.
Srrs hieier errsen prtisrrmdsisune mirb
BE R ifCHri pac ic fortlabreu Din. uub
5sr-Siaets spii4en sepihen Statirnen 5u
elmer reitersn &srutticu Scu sebu Trrssnt rom
rtstlmGBissn S5abrrreis ;u perfdufen, unb es ia
~ brfsu tas bic 8abn hur@ bic Iiberale I'M
ferffnsuns fes gutliiums fur tie Gruiaeisune
ibrer yahasisr,Raten eutf@dbist rerben pire.
8. G.. Totpler,
9su. padasisr.assut
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-10-08

Ser 8eti9t be8 Gommihdrs fir
oTentIi6e 9anoereieu ergib, sa6 nab
reno bes uersuu9enen Sabres $50, 740
NGer eeseu 8aar pertauft uuo 6.O45-
$40 Nfer uuter benz Seimitdttegelek
belieoeIt tuuroen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-10-08

tueiter" subonnern.
Sei y8ettunss.Nnfer" miro fur 25
@ts. frei oerinnot. a0r. Seutid1es
9eil.SnffitHt, 412 Nortb 4. Ctr, 8bi'
laoelpbia, Ya.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-10-08

GgIdagisfre;dr 9u9b Mc&uuod
fullts acittru Aben0 III elmer rcqW5iis
iann5sn G!afcnuetiammIung, weIde
III bcr 9roBtH 3nlIt bt5 6oopcr 3niti-
tut5 in Stem Sort ab5cGalten pArn, mo
1si tuc!djgr SefrstGr Guarts Der oaupt.
rsoutr lpGr. Ten &Orfg. Suscm er
cen &oriig UberualuI, erfldrts APc-
@uaoG, 1ab CT Dor pttr Sahtcn fuI
SiIOeu acitlmmt blbe. neil sr einsn
g&fdisl rur srrOrherIih sebaIten babe,
DAB er icOod iest uber3eust iei, baB elm
Sisg Ger bsmotratiidea Yartei in ibrer
asgcnmdrtigen &erfaNun5 un9 5ulame
meniebung biz 9eih6ftsintereilen Oes
9anbes auf bas 9mpfnoIidhe ihdoi
gen psros. Ser 9Gpes'lden Nomini-
itrution ;oQte sr ein iebr warmes @Ot.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-10-08

9ie vSnIIbte OF 9abor" albeu 9ru
8arfeIO bricFrd 6etrcT5 aeluiiisr Ar-
bsiterfraaen interpeGtrt. 8urfcl0 be.
fano id III Der Slqe feline SnterpeIIsr
auf isin Standardization perneiien
III t6nneu. ra5 in isiner uejt3ebeuoen
llmfaBIidteit aud Die 9Intiport auf
Die ibm uOraelegten Sraqen entbd!t. -
98ie, loenu man 9Gncod ouf abuIife
Nei1e interpsqirtc Su ieine nj
Standardization Itcbt 10 bel wie gars
nidt5 ron ben, Ooer irsenO weI4sn
anceyn Sragen; es mare Damn cn,
YIoge, Die juu9it mjtgetbeiltcn oemo-
frotudeu Grlduterunaen gu ieinem
9lnuo obmeidreiben, burd oeu 3uiog u
eradrisn: rSn Der @rteite-froge
trd9t er f6uceweibe 9anbiGube."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-10-08

Bob Sn8erfcu ia9t, oaB 9encraI
SnEfeIo arm an GsIb uuO 9onO, aber
rreid an &breu, unanfe6tbaren Gba-
r0cters upO Elm NtiGioudr an Gebirn"
=:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-10-08

9lud in Sanias unterbanbeIu istt Die
Greeubadler uno GemOfraten megen
zines Suii0nstifet8 NIT einnnoer. 9ie
SIutBsn, ipsI6e Die bemofratiIde Rar-
tel trei6t, per0en in Der Shat INNER
Jd6uPr.