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The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-04-29
rnE rRxss AND THE rLow.

We envy not the pnnccly man,
In city or In town,
who wonders whether pumpkin vines
Turn up the hill or down.
We care not for his marble halls,
Nor yet hi- heaps Of gold.
We would not own bis sordid heart
For all his wealth twice told.
We are the favored ones Of earth,
We breathe pure air each morn,
We SOW, we reap the golden graip,
We gather In the corn.
We toil-we live on what we earn,
And more than this we do
We hear Of starving millions round,
And gladly feed them too
The lawyer lives on princely fees,
Yet drags n weary lie,
He never knows n peaceful hour,
HIS atmosphere Is strife.
A merchant thumbs his yardstick DER,
Grows hagyard ut his toll,
Hes not the man tiod meant him for;
Why don't he till the soils
1he doctor plods through storm and rain
Piods at bis patients will;
when dead and gone, he plods again
To get his lengthy bill.
The printer-bless his noble soul!
He grasps the mighty ezirth,
And stamps It on our daily sheets,
To cheer the iaborer's heart.
We sing the honor Of the plow,
And honor 10 the press
Two noble instruments Of toll,
Each with power TO bless.
The bone, the nerve Of this fast age.
True wealth Of human kind;
One tills the ever-faithful earth,
The other tills the mind.
n q
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-04-29

LATE in life George Washington rode
in his own carriage, but, says the Boston
Bulletin, soberly, in his early years he
took hack at the cherry tree,
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-04-29

Jack, what relation to you is that
old gentleman / saw you with this morn
mgr" Oh, not much; he's married to
my grandparents only daughter"
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-04-29

WHAT Is better than a promising
young man? A paying one,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-22
MIN pRoDUchRs oRGdNJzNG.
THE MARKET FLOODED Win BAD MILK AND sptgf.
nvs CREAM-IIE REMnpY pAnrOsrn.

THE MARKET FLOODED Win BAD MILK AND srtgf.
oUs cREAM-uE REMEDY PRor0sFD.
MmDLErowN, n. Y. Jan. PA mass
meeting Of milk producers OF Orange. Sussex and su-
van Counties held here Tuesday organize pfoec.
tive association Tho plan OF orgauizaon. prepared by
the COMMITTEES which was appointed the meeting held
on January 0, was unanimously adopted. Each milk
producer joining the Organization = required TO sign
written contract agreeing 20 place his mix uudcr s
control and 10 deposit with the OF the local
organization s. for each can OF his daily ship
ment which IL TO be forfeited In be fails 10 nini
the agreement Meetings arr appointed for saturday.
January "a, at O'Clock p. NJ, at each mix station
the Midland Railroad to organize. Committees OF
milk de ,lcrs were present representing tho Kings
County and Ncw-York MIX Exchange
~ b. Kmer. OF Brooklyn, said the dealers
felt that they had been inisrepresentcd since
1873 the price OF milk had been made by
Joint committees OF farmeIs and ' dealers. H.
said the principal obstacle In the way OF hTmefn
getting better price for their milk the
the market Of cheap milk, sent from the country
who undrrsOla the regular trade He read the dram 81
bill witch the dealers OF NewYork and Brooklyn pro
pose asking the Legislature &C. pass providing for
focusing every dealer by the Board OF HEALTH aud FOE
rigid inspection or milk: also prohibiting the use or
milk is offered sale IN the Cities Of NewIork apl
BROOKLYN; The OF the inspection "a ne PAID
from tSe funds derived from license ices. OnT one
farmer opposed the ball. which was indorsea by bo
George w. Allison. OF the Orange County Mnk Associ-
cton OF New-YoIk city, smoke Of ihe immense number
OF cows about the city that were fed on disier
Stops add said IL was TINS poor Ek which makes the
surplus; , -, ,, ..-- ,n, . .o.o.. IN
Orange County had received one day eight OF milk
and shipped from that supply l3j cans OF milk
After adopting measures Tor putting The plan Tor or
rsnzdtion into practical operation the meeting adj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-22
THE NEW-JERSEF LEGISLATURE.

A SHORT But BUSY sEssoN-THE SINKING FUND
COMMITTEE APPOINTED.
TRENTON, Jan. 2l.-The Legislature ad-
iourned this morning until Monday evening brief
though not uumpOrtant session. In the House two Of
the four election were setled. the sitting mem
bers Messrs Robinson and Rouse. being awarded the
ecats.
RESOLUTIONS also adopted to investigate the con-
don Of the state Reform school for boys and request
ing committees 10 report appropriation bills ten days
before adj nInmen at latest. In the House bill
introduced giving married WOMEN living sepcrate from
heir ushanGs the right 10 assign property and the
senate q bill aVprOprHtng - 900 for continuing the
geological survey for the coming 1--WE years
The Senate passed the Senate bills for filling vacancies
in Boards of Aldermen. being the first passed this
session iu either House. The prcsIdent appointed
MesSrs Francis, Marsh Seheuek Cooper and Lawrence
aB the cOmmltigo To make the Investigation into the
State sinking fhnd which, by the way. Is loudly de-
maj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-22
COMBINATIONS

WAsHINGToN, Jan. 21.-The Senate in or-
ecnuye session to-day confirmed the following nomma
tionsi
Henry rrcke,i TO be Associate Justice Of the suprens
tho TetrlorY OF Idaho
Robert NJ Kelley Of Kentucky. be Pension j
Louisville. Ky
Tostmastsrs- Massachnscs's- Miss Iucy A. White az Nss
ton Centre Connecticut J. Clsfk M Bifmlng'tm.
ohio John NJ Todd 6 nrligenort kansas
son, at Ellsworth VIII am T. McElroy, az Humboldt. -
q. Smith. at WamcCO.
The greater pnrt OF the session consumed ia ds
cussing the nomination ~ Howard S. Kutclin ~ 81,
lector Of internal Revenue Fond Gu Lac Nich. 70
ported from the Committee Ttnancc adversary.
Pending Discussion. over 40 TIE tournament Of
the senate without action.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-22
NOTES ON THE SITUATION.

AUGUSTA, Me-, Jan. 21.-The Capitol Guards
and other companies have been ordered TO their
armories There suspicious about the city, and
this is deemed precautionary
Mr. White. State Treasurer Under Governor Garcelon,
Informed the chairman OF the Republican Finance Com
nittee to-day that he viii not pay out any more
money, and will not give up the keys OF
the Office TO the new Treasurer. He takes
this position says solely for the purpose OF placing
himself exactly right before the law. He wishes 10
have brought before the courts, that his
bondsmen and himself NAV be relieved from respensi-
billty.
1t appears that on the 9th instant s. d.
Inaytt who then resigned his position
OF Adiutant-General, was appointed and COM
missioned by Governor Garcelon special
attorney for the State OF Name for the purpose OF
prosecuting the claims Of the State against the Federal
Gcve
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-22
CoMMERCI1L TRAvELLhRS INMsRYLAND

BALTIMORE, Jan. 21.-In the Criminal Court
Judge Plnckney has rendered n decision iaVoving
n liability OF nou-resdents or commercial travellers
TO nay license for selling goods by sample In tins state
William IL. Pugh, agent for Amos X Little Co, OF
Philadelphia the agents for the raeire Mills OF Massa'
chusetts was indicted for selling 100 yards OF cotton
prints 20 a firm In Baltimore by sample none Of tho
goods being In this state when sold. The supreme
Court OF the United States, In the weiknown Aylana
ease of Ward agt the state decided that the law OF the
state reouirnv nonresidents TO pay $500 for license
IN sell their goods manufactured In another state ny
sample was unconstitutional, because dlscrimna!ed
AGAINST cifIzens OF other States IN taxing them wtb
grcner sum for license was Imposed on rosidens
dealers. Judge Plnekney said that no had exs1iLsa
fhe proylsop OF the codr under which the indciment
wa. found and he was Of opinion that the rsverscr was
not WITHIN the operation OF the s'stnte he t"efo"
found verdict OF not guilty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-22
A NEW ERA IN AGRICULTURE
AN ADDRESS BY HoRArIO SEYMOUR.


IvurDIATr CAUSES OF THE cOUSTRY's PROSPERITY
THE EXPORTS OF FOOD TO EUROPE
ALBANY. Jan. 2l.-The annual session of the state
Agricultural Society held here to-day. About
sixty members were present. The report OF the
Executive Committee states that the season, on
the whole, has been favorable one. the yield OF
farm products being generally good and re-
munerative." General n. Martin Curtis, OF ST.
Lawrence County. was elected as President, Adin
Thayer was reelected as Treasurer, and Thomas
J.. Harrison was chosen as Corresponding Secre-
tary. In the evening Ex-Governor Horatlo Sey-
mour the retiring President delivered the annual
address Mr.. Seymour expressed the belief that
this country has entered upon era in its rela-
tions with Europe. and that the exports OF food
will gradually grow larger The immediate causes
of our prosperity. he said, are to be found In the
abundance of our crops and the failure of those IN
Europe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-22
HEATING CIYCINNA11 By STEAM

CINCINNATI, Jan. 21.-Mayor Jacob has
aligned the ordinances which have passed both
branches of the City Council authorizing Samuel sisbee
,s hers associates etc. lay pipes through the
streets of Cincinnati, in the district surrounded
by Eggsston and Ceptral-aves, the Ohio River,
Miami Canal and Genesee-st for the purpose OF
supplying steam heat and power 10 public and
private buildings. according to the method known as
the Holly system This franchise 10 considered very
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-22
NOMINATIONS

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2l.-rhc President sent
the following nominations tU the Senate 10 day:
Edward : Wheat. 90 be United STATES Marshal Middle
District Tennessee.
Norris c Russell Register Of the Lard oace At Duluh
Mun
u Miner, 10 WarfAw. y. Nohrr %. Stap'. ai Ports
mouth, Va; HIo. at Victoria. Texas Robert y. ~
CERT az Beaver Dam. W Mis, Leo a. naIdr oxford
Miss Robert W. Fitk Hu1h az Natcnoz. Miss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-22
EXPLOSION AT A PONDER MIL.

NEwBuRG, n. Y, Jan. 21.--The wheel mill
at Messrs. Latin 4 Rand's Powder Works. four mics
west Of here exploded Last night, with l25 pounds OF
powder Nobody hurt, and the damage wac slight
Two men their 10 the mill when IL blew up
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-22
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

In the House of Representatives to-day MIR.
SPARKS Dem. III submitted the majority report OF
the Committee Military Affairs On the bill for tho re-
hef OF General Fitz John Porter.
The majority report states that on the 27h Of Novem
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-22

valuable The district named is about square mile;
ana includes and bulk Of the business part OF
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-12-31
sin

G8 hat BON lie her oiele Qeute aeae=
ben, fuelhe %bebaupteten, onB bic iuQe.
nannter ,SerItanoes. Chen" meift piel
glilfli6er feien, nls Die rNeisunssz
@ben." - ySunse 9eute, ipelde einanz
Der aug 9iebe beiratben, treten meiIt
nit i~iberipannten Grtuartrngen in Die
@be;" oreumentiren Die 8efiirlpprz
ter Der 8erItnnoes= Seirntben; - yfie
ba6en chamber iudbreno Der BrautSeit
MIR uuu Der 9%iiniislteu, lie6eustuiir0i8s
iteu Seite fenren 9elernt, chamber 10 su
Iagen NH i'm 8%nlitant geieben. Ser
men tie einanoer oaun IN Der Che fennen,
treten bic fleinen Serleeenbeiten oes
Qlttn9slebeus an ie beran, 10 finoet ie>
Der Der beioen Sbeile, DAB er feinen
,Gngel," lonoern einen 9enDbnli6en
Sterbli6eu seheiratbet bat, bnB bieier
Ster6li6e 6e6ler uno Sdpd6en
beiibt, Die er fudbreno beg
B%roulItnnoes nibt Sei9te - fur5 cine
getuiiie @nttduihuug mo6t ii6 9eltenb
ltno Die nit hohfie9enoen @riuartuneen
In bas ySaraoieS Der @be" empprz
geitiegenen 2iebenoen ftiirSen aus ibrem
ertrdumten Sirnmel III Die prpIaiihe
8irtltbfeit herab. Nu6ers bel Der
,8erfanos= Che. Sort erpartet man
cher i'll ruenig als 81 oiel BON Der nnoern
Salite, maj lernt Ii9 %fennen, freut Ii9
Der entoedten SorJi9e, 9etuDhnt Ii6 anz
chamber uno na6 Ginger Sabren iino
Die beioen @ntten elmer nnf @runo fiibz
Ter @rtui9un9 einee9nnaenen @be meiit
.IIfT,4,o,r ttpA .,tSrfaNafrr MT p1f1Of1AaN
als bic beioeu Sbeile elmer in iiiBer
G6tpGrmerei gei6loiienen Serbinoung.
9enn oas lit ia ein peiterer 8OrSu9 Der
Scrhnnoes @be, ba6 bel ibr nuf Die
9ebensIteaure uno auf Die Gbnratter=
eigenlhaiteu beioer 2beile mebr Slid
fift qenpmmen iulro, nls bies 1eitens
,9isbenoer" Su 9eIheben pIleet uno ba
Die duBeren 8erb6ltuiiie i'm 2e6en cine
piel beoeutenoere &oae ipielen, als
,9iebenoe" 1id trinmen ~lniien, 10 lie9t
i'll Der 8eriidii6iisune Notwithstanding
cine itnrfe Slrsi6aft fir bas Slid Der
Che"
9as fino Die tpe1entli61ten @riinbe,
iuelde Die 8eiiirpprter Der Sernunftz
Chen a~eaeniiber ben 0eieuness@b en
aelteub MAIDEN. Sn benz, mas ie fnsen,
iieat manbes @abre; aber pabr 1T
audi, ba6 Die 2iebe Die i96nfte Simmelss
blune 1T, pel6e uns @terbIiden bliibt
uno oaB 0erienise 81 be6auern if, Dem
es nift b%era6nnt mar, ben 9nuber Der
Giebe nuf E6 nirfeH III laiien. @abr
lit ferner, bas Die @ibertudrtisteiten
bes Qebens leidter ertrasen iuerben.
penn Die G6eentten chamber 10 redt
BON !Sersen gut finO, nls iuenr fie falt
oeoeu chamber, unb nur bnr6 Die
geffelu Der G~pnpeniens nit einanoer
berbunben, ben &au1pf nit benz 9eben
6siseben miiiien. lln6 6nHn i6lie6t ia
Die Neiaung ben Seritanb ni4t notbs
tuenbiaerueiIe aus, wenni9on a~ueroIn9s
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-12-31

bomals auf ieiiier GlDtte Elm NatroSe.
Der fem 2ebeu nod mehr ausSebte, un6
Der 0urd iei1el 6eIbennrutb Die Gdos
lnppe vBrooffBnA rettete unO burm
l:ine @eiffesgeeentuart gum Retter Der
9nn5en &emaniliuie tpurbe. Dieter
6elb mar bet Nsatroie Stones q. Stir
ling uno oerielbe tpobnt lest in Baltis
more. Stirling mn6te bie5er 3aae Gn>
ipru9 auf cine Benfion, BET tDelGer
@eleeenbeit Die @eididte ieiner 6el6ens
fiat nieber aufeefrii9t Durbe. or mar
Qei9tmatroie auf Der S6aluppe y8rpot=
lpn" in 5arrn9ut's @e5htpaber, als
oieies in ben Snfen BON Mobile eiuz
brans. Dit .8rooflbn@ fu6r bi1t bitts
ter benz Mpnitpr rTfGamie6@ Oieier
fieB nuf einen Eorpebp nn6 fog in Die
! 2uft; feline STEELE am BsrS blieb ON
2eben. Capt. 4l6en bon ber ,8ro5fljn"
lieB feline G6aluppe bon ibrem &nrie
a6fnnen, TN uibt auf .bas @rad bes
n3ecumisb" gu itoBen, unb iein Sabrs
seus seriet5 inter ben Ratonen bes
5ortes Rorgan attf cine l~lHtiefe. Das
c%ouf6oerirte 8auSeri6if ,Eennefee"
fubr auf bic v8ropflDn"sf Su, tuurbe
aber bur9 einen poblgeSielten G@uB
aus 6eren Gatferie trnlentbar; freili6
baselte cs bon benz SORT @eidofe anf
bas unbemesli9 liesenbe &riessf1iff.
Sn Der 8uluerfcmmer ffou6 oamals Der
2ei6tmatroie Stirling un6 rei6te lufig
8Dmbeu unb Granaten bur6 Die 2ufe.
8l6sli6 idlus cine 8smbe psri Sort in
bic Batterie, rib BEN Wann, melder
iiber Der 2ufe ftano, lit Glide, tins einz
Selne 2beile BEG nnslidliden fieIeit nit
b%rennenbeu &leiberrt in bic Bulnerfaitfz
mer. Stirling iebte fi6, raid entldlOF
len, auf elm ofenes 8ulDerfdB9en un0
befabl einem @ebilfen, ben &rabnen
nnsubre6en. 9as @niier ipribte in bas
Mngasin rno bic brennenoen &leiber
beg 3srio tpurbeh eef5i9t. Stirling
rei9te INNER luftig 8pmben rno Grds
nateu binaus, un6 Der Gag ruur6e bon
5arra9ut's Sl0tte setpOnnen. Stirling
blieb i'm 9ienite unb madte cine &reusz
tour nm Die @elt. Capt. 4Goen beriff
tete bic Selbenthat Stirlins's nod Baz
lbingtOn, unb Der 4OngreB b~eui0iete
ibm cine eoloene Neoai1e, Die inn BON
eitren1 !9afen gum ar6eren nadsei6idt
tpurbe uns IGN i'm Sabre 1870, tud9refb
er fib IN 8io Be SaneriO befan6; er=
reidte. Stirring ptrbe feds Mal SER
munoet uno lit 81 elmer 8euiion tuOblz
beredtiQt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-12-31

9dIen, IN nelhen Dor nmeritnnii9en
@eri@ten tempordrer cadmium plai6irf
fuirb, liegeu bic besleitenoen nmftdHbe
fpeientli6 anbers. Ga, es fommt nidt
ielten Dor, bnB gerabe Die &altblhtisfeit,
bic n~eberleatbeif, bic grbarmunssloFsz
felt, nit tuelher elm Morb perii6t tuirD,
gu Stisen Der @abnfinnstbeOrie semaGt
treroen.
l1eber ben @abnfint un6 feline l1rias
den bot bic @ifeni6aft sabfrei9e, off
Iebr melt ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS T6eurien
nufseiteat. Soft ale mobernen autDritds
ten aber neisen ii9 mebr uno mebr Der
gnfi9t gu, baB jeber Srrfinn bic Solse
zines pbpfiideu @ebtrnIeioens lift. Gin
Ioldes 2eioen mag bur9 mpmentane
ginipirfungen nuf bas 9erpeniDftem
plDbli6 entftsben, aber bann 1T es I'M
oenfbar, oaB e i4on nod tpenigen
8o6en tuie6er neri9Dinoet. Gin pip
Hides @~ehirnleiben fam fi9 in Geftnlt
elmer firen Soee duBern, Die ben &ran<
fen nur in BeSus auf .einen beftimmten
Buntt un5urebnunssfdbia madt, aber
cine iol6e fire Sbee tann ri6t uenise
Gage mad i6rem Nusbruh trieber per>
fbDinoen. Gin phbfif6es 9ehirnleiben
duBert ii9 oft in Worbluft, nber bann 1T
oieie Worbluit nnbern 2euten eben 10
sefdbrli9, pie beneu, tuel9e Der &ranfe
uria6e Fat 81 bafen. SempDrdrer
8abniinn, in sem Gimme, in iuel6em er
in unieren @eri6ten ols @nti6ulbisnng
fir MOro gebrau9t piro, 1T einegRDtbe.
IS eie6t MIR elm Wittel, nm bieien
nIem Re6t unb @eles bo6uipre6enben
S9uinbel aus u~nierer Sufti5ple9e 81
nerbannen. Sober bes Morbes an9e=
flnste, Der ipegen t%empordren @abnIinns
freiseipro9en tuiro, iOGte auf 2ebens5eit
i'll Elm Srrenbaus seIperrt tueroen. 9enn
tpenn cine iol6e &rantbeit pirfli6 eri.
itirt, ipenn es m6gli6 1T, oaB elm NenI9
auf bier @oben Oerridt tpirb, eitert
MCro be9ebt uno bann ipieoer terniinfz
tr9 lift, 10 fam fem 4r5t bafir biirsen.
baB Der Granfe ni9t audi ipGter nod
NnfdQen npn tempor1rem Babniinn ausz
9eiebt if. Der &ranIe tpdre oaber cine
b~eitdubtse @efabr fir feline Ritmenideu
uno follte bn6er bur9 @iEiperruns unt
i6doli9 9ema9t werben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-12-31

5eidnete, bic Uniform fbtes @egiments,
Der @ati9inn.& iirniiere (friiber 6as Rez
girHent Der entI9lnfenen &ailerin Sta
rial, aneele3t. @leid) mad Der erften
8e9riBufig, Die cine ungemein ber5li6e
mar, tuen6ete fi9 Der &eiSer NIT ben
@urten an bic E6runfolserin: rRa6e
bod re6t 6al6 meiner 5rau eineu Be
iu9." Die Tbronfoleerin uiafnbrte Ios
fort tieiem Stumble unb beso6 ii4 IN
bic @emd9er Der Jiritin; bod fanb lie
beim Betreten nerielben Die Gemnblin
bes 8diiers Dor eiHem 6eilisenbiloe be-
teno auf BEN &nieen liegen unb blie6
besbalb abtuartenb am @fnganse ifebeu.
Die Jlrftta bemerfte fie nidt fpfort;
als bfes gef9ab, uerbfieb lie IN ibrer
tnieenoen Stealne unb iuenbete fG
bann NIT Observation-Disclosures gtnfliA
un6 erbobeHen Sdnben nit Der 8itte an
be ebenfaas tiefsrsriffene Ebrpnfolse>
rim, ibr ben set6dnea S9rift (bie Sei-
ratb) 81 nerseiben; nur ibrrr 4inber
tue9en babe Fe fih 5u bemiel6en ents
fdluffen. = Die Nusf5hnttns stuiiden
Der SbDiegertodter unb Der @emabliH
bes &aiiers Ipn cine ~nQa5tdn6ise fem.
Die rMIIi6en @rDBtpirbentrdger, mel6e
mad 2iua6ia fnmen, nerfubren ldrnmt-
lid einem @infe semdB, cen Der &aiier
alei6 in Der anererfteu Belt psri6nli9
benz bort iueben einsetruHenen Niuifer
Sa5urptu seseben. @d6renb zines Spos
~5ierganges f1opfte Der Safer an oas
Seniter bes @ema9es, rueldes Serr BON
Saburptu betuobnte. Der Minffter elite
berbei. pMa6e Did meiner Srau be-
fannt,4 tuenbete ii9 Der 8aiier an i'm
un6 febte bnr1 mad einisen freunbfi6en
droeren BOrten ieinen @eg fort. Cine
8iertelIfunoe fpdter bate fel~bftueritdnoz
li9 6err BON Saburotu fid Der Geninb=
lin ieires Saiiers befannt semn6t.~
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-12-31
9nr sNahnfinnsthenrtt.

Wenn ale Strlde reiBen, tuerr1 feline
Side Ii9 benz Nnsefln9ten bnr5ubietep
lheint, mittels fpelher er bur6 bic
N1aI6en beg @elebes burdI6lipfen
f0nnte, tuenn oas 8elnifungsmaterinl
eegen i'm ibertpdltigeno lit, ffle9en feline
8ertbeioieer 5u Der @abnIinnst6eorie
ibre 8uflu9t Su nebmen, unb mn gu off
selin9t es ibuen, auf oieie SbeOrte bin
ibren glienten frei 81 befomnen, aud
ipenn Der unintereIiirte 8eoba6ter auBer
Stanbe 1T, Die sertn9ite Spur BON
@nbnItnn an i6m 81 6emerfen. Sor
8eaebuna bes Moroes bennbm fi9 Der
Gn9efla9te ipie elm bur6nus oerninftis
ger RenI6, unmittelbar nod Der Chat
lparen aleidfans feline NnSeiden BON
@erriidtbeit an ihm al bemerten. G6er
ipdbreno Der T6at iOn er Ii6 in einem
3uftanoe befunben baben, fpelher i'm als
nidt peranttpDrtli6 fir ieineS anb1ungen
erfbeinen last. Sn alien ciniliiirten
@eiebgebuneen miro es einem Ingeflne>
ten ole @iloerun9ssruub nnserednet,
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