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The Northern Pacific farmer., 1880-03-11
CRIME.

The prisoners in the Jail at ,3elvidere,
New Jersey, overpowered the keeper,
March 3rd, and nine escaped.
Ex-AUDlToR KENNEY, of Warren, Ohio,
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1880-03-11

The Baroness Hirsch gave Adelina
Patti the other night II: 600 francs ($3,-
OOOl for sineiug one song at her soiree.
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1880-03-11

The will of Mrs. Catherine Dick ems,
the widow of the novelist, has been
proved under nominal sum by Henry
Fielding Dickens, the son, the sole ex-
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/ In another column will be found an ad.
vertisement If Herbaline Bitters. the great
remedy for the many ills to which flesh Is
heir. The thousands who are suffering
from dyspepsia. habitual costiveness. liver
complaints, biliousness, scrofula and kin
dred diseases will hail with delight this
great remedy, which rs disease conqueror
is unsurpassed. Iii is prepared with great
care from wild roots and herbs found in
the mountains of Mexico. and is free from
calomel. arsenic, opium, quinine. and the
Intoxicating effects Of alcohol, which are
found to abound in other bitters. It Of
fectually cieanses the whole system, re-
moves the morbid products causing disease,
puriies and enriches the blood, restores the
normal action of the vital forces Mr.. John
Keeshan, druggist, corner of Sixth and
Walnut streets, is general agent for the
United States. Call and get bottle and
convince yourself that it is the best medi-
cine in the market.
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NV co WkreIimgs.

A"OO "bOssm&os >"
Beni G. Pickering died near Athens, o.
Meade's stave factory burned at Spencer,
Indiana.
JOHN G. Gusy, East Liverpool, O., loses
ST. 900 by fire.
VIM. Cartwright aged seventy mine, died
at Carlisle, Ind.
Col. VIM. Ames of Colorado died in Chi.
cago last night.
Fifty-seventh o. v. I. Reunion at Find.
Icy, o.. yesterday.
c. NJ. Splitter Il Co., private bankers. sus-
pended AZ Cleveland.
All. Johnson killed in . bawdy- house
fight at Sherman, Tex.
Peter King convicted Of murder In the
first degree in Monroe. O.
Important magnetic water discovery re-
ported near Redwood, O.
Henry Dill's house burned near Parkers-
burg, W. Va. LOSS $6,500
Edward Poland. notorious despsrado,
captured near Coshocton, o.
Hon. Chas Townsend's son IL mysteri-
ously missing from Athens, o.
J. WYATT Stone to be hanged in Washing
ton Feb. 27t for wife murder.
Michael Frankenstein, who fought under
Napoleon, died at Indianapolis.
Smith Herriot, Delaware. O., found gull.
ty Of an attempt to kill his father.
J. H. Warner & Co., Chattanoopa hard.
ware, burglarized to the tune of $500.
Ell Winters, aged seventy. sued for breach
OF promise BY Nancy Fitzgerald at Tifin, O.
The reports Of incendiary fires from
wheeling, W. Va, were principally can.
ards.
Henry Hayes. miner, shot and killed
VIM. Mcdowell at Carrollton, O. About q
woman.
Henry Norris, . convict, confessed to
setting the Kings County, N. Y, Peniten.
tiary on fire.
McClain and Thornburg, Hillsboro bows
badly hurt by Jumping from q train at
Blanclester, o.
E1.Lieut. Gov. Dwight. for many yesrs I.
prominent citizen and member of the Kali
amazoo bar, died. 49,
Three young men were wrecked in a Milf
ab0scsthe falls at Louisville, and had 10 sit
knss deep in water all night
The saw and grist mil at Second Falls.
near St. Johns, N. B., owned by Gilmour
Brothers, burned. Loss heavy.
TIE scitisens' Bank, Greenfield, O., can
n6tkstinto their time.lock safe. which i,
shut oaItheir money and will not open.
A yeung man named Wheat was shot
and insanity killed in lizard County. Ar.
9Aaes Dy Officers who were looking for q
ancshefParty.
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Eeuril cures Neuralgia insanity. New die 30.
Sold By John D. Park q Bon, and ali drugeir'
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sentation OF q crushed tragedian or : "a
feel sorry for real "Fitx Altemout" All
the characters were well played. The same
bill tonight and Saturday night. Friday
night "Bro other Sam" and "Dundreary
Married and Settled"
PIXIES oPERA-HousE
'The Bankers Daughter" which has
proved delightful dramatic treat and one
of the most successful plays Of the season,
was presented for the last time last night,
and tonight we are to have "Ths Dani
chefs !" another splendid play by the same
excsllent company.
HEUCK's oPERA-HoUsr.
The Rentz-Santley Novelty Company is
deservedly doinS fine business. The en-
tertanment is an excellent one. and none
who attend can help being pleased.
vINE-srREET OpERA-HousE.
An unusually attractive bill Is an
nounced for this week, and of course the
big business is the result.
NOTES
The Fnyne- Tiffany combination will be
at Heutkie next week.
Secure aseats at Hawley's and Grand
Opera-house for "Her Majesty's Opera"
Seats for."My Partner" tn be given at
Pike s.nexs week, can now be secured at
the bOrof8ce.
"The Tourists" will be at the Grand
0pera-house in few weeks The piece has
been rewritten. and is said to be funnler
than ever.
Gus Williams who played to fine houses
at Heuck's last week in Our German
will produce the same piece ut
Pixies Opera-huuse soon
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Heating Up the Stove Committee.

The Committee OF the Board Of Educa-
Zion, appointed to investigate the charges Of
hvishness against the Committee on Stoves
and Furnaces met last night in the Library
Building. A large number OF witnesses
were examined. Mr. Henry Brockmann
tostiRed TO having taken Mr.. Grossius' word
FIR II that the twenty old stoves in the First
District School would endanger the build.
tnf, and that Mr.. 0rossius was always al.
lswed to exercise his discretion except
when the Committee had time to make an
examination.
M. Daniel Finn, Of the Committee, testi.
- 70 two old stoves being taken ont "f the
Third District and afterward replaced in the
Seventh. ..-...-
Several other witnesses were examined
when the Committee adjourned to meet
nat Saturday evening. u.
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MINOR LOCAL MENTIONS.

William Prout Is to wrestle Lucier
Marc. Time not yet 6xed.
The lecture of Frederick Won Boden
sssdt last night at Eureka Hall was we'll at
tundrd
A meeting was held at Union Chapel
hst evening in the interest Of the ColOred
Orphan Asylum.
The race horse Governor Sprague,'
Sassed through the city yesterday on bis
vav to Lexington. Ky.
Burglars at an early hour yesterday
morning entered the residence of M. James
4. Hindman, No. 2S3 West Sixth street,
and stole gold watch and SO in monev.
Mary Shay, residing at 1876 West Fifth
street. was taken to the Hespital yesterday.
suffering from several kicks in the stomach
which she says were administered by heI
husband.
4 protest signed by q large number
ef citizens, against any legislation giving
10 the Mayor the appointments of successors
% the present Board Of City Commission.
o, has been sent 10 the General Assembly
Ohio.
The Mutual Aid Society met last night
Il Henry Kline's place, No. 6S McMicken
svsnue. and organized by electing the fol-
lowing officers: President, Jacob Emig;
vics President, Michael Fels; Secretary,
George W. zisgler; Treasurer. Henry
Kline.
Tho Rev. M. Harris rendered one of 4
sriss Of historical lectures given every
Wednesday evening at the st. Xavier Col
less Hall. his subject being "The Anglo
0axons." Tie lecture was highly enter
taining and we'll worth the attention Of the
aDpreciative audience. The Rev. R Meyer.
President Of the College, will lecture next
Wednesday evening on ''Church and State. I"
The annual contests In bandaging and
anatomical drawing indulgsd In by the stu
1ssts At the Good Samaritan Hospital took
IaAes yesterday afternoon at the Hospital.
fhyes hundred students were present The
psiss on bandaging was awarded to Mr.
John b Hart Of Poplar Plains, Ky. Mr..
Harry B. Thomson took the prize for
ayswins from Scarpa's Anatomy. The
gisss are gold medals, presented by Dr.. W.
v. Dawson.
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T EGAL N0TICE.-EMMA KOCH AND
~ Frank Koch. q minor l.cd twelve yeau, in
notice that i6s lats ilrM o. Hauef { winSlsch n
the couu., OF Hamilton, and State Of Ohio. did
on the 18th dayoi ko,saieI i37, ale ths!r esu.s-
ssp aa ON he rs I'm 'esl, ss,
garvivor Of said Arm. hied second supplemental
crosspetitIon in the Court of Common Pleas with
in and for the County Of Hamilton, and state II
Ohio, In case numbered 6l,l20 Of said Court,
T. Xech q a., were defendants, setting iorth thAS
said +. Koch and Paulins Koch, his wiz. gave
mortgage to said Hauck 4 Windisch on the fol-
lowing described real estate to-wit;
Part Of Lot numbered thrs' 81 IN Findl.H 4
Dudey's addition to the northern Hhrrtes of Gin
cinnat Ohio, beginning At point on the east side
Of Central avenue one hundred and
thirty-fve QS5) feet north Of Oliver
street: thence extending north and 'front.'
80 se Ss Dsse p.:
width r ne,y 1907 feet deep. 70 secure the pay
ment OF 81 ,0O0 according to certain notes referred
tO in said mortgage. aidthat since the commence,
ment o; said suit said Frank Koch has died. leav.
and said Emma Koch and Frank
Koch. q minor sged twelve yean. and
Others in said pleadlngs named bis only children
and heirs at iaw and that since the giving OF said
mortgage INC otncI oeiciuAutb cihlm SOme inter-
est in said premises under the said Frank Koch.
aud praying that said cSsise may be.revived
against the said heirs of said Frank Koch, and
| that unless the sum now claimed +, be due, being
q 900, with interest from June 18th. 1S77, be paid
that said premises NAV b. sold to pay the same.
and the said Emma Koch ana Frank Koch, Z
minor, are notified that they are required to an
pear and answer said cross-petitiOn and supple
mental cross spettions on or before the 18th day a
March, A. d. 1850.
L natad O0h dav af Iauuaxv 1904
| Won BEGGERN. PHARES h DEwALD,
Attorneys for John IIauck.
] ja2SgTh 6urvi@sr Sf Hanck 4 Wipdisch
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LEGAL.

NoURT OF COMMON PLEAS. HAMILTON
- County. Ohio. - Case No. 6l2S3. - Lacy 4.
Chandler, Plaintiff, va Edward A. Chandles, Dc.
fendant.-The defendant will take notice thar On
the 2lst DAY 9. ..aIIfy. -. a. 1880. the plaintiff
n!!e;i her petition against him. charging lim with
willful absence for three years and groa neglect
of duty SAID case will stand for hearing on and
after March 18th. 1880.
LUCY A. CHANDLER,
. By Carr 4 Callahan, her Attorneyn
a ia2l6tTh
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RaVlYal GeetiuRl.

The protracted meetings which are being
held at Wesley Chapel NJ. E. Church, con.
tinue to increase in interest There have
been five conversions within the last
lew evenings, and several Others are still q,
the altar every night seeking the pardon Of
their sins. The services are being con.
ducted by the pastor, Rev. George w.
Kelley. At 1880 o'clock p. IN. 1t ID sx.
pected the Rev. Air. Coffin will be present
to preach to the congregation. A general
invitation is cordially extended for every
one to attend these services.
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AMUsENENTa.
GRAND oPkRA-HoUsx.

Mr.. 6othern appeared last night to q fine
house In his peculiarly funny character Of
'Fits Altemont," the crushed tragediap.
The audience was q fine one, and. from,
the hearty laughter that rung out all
through the piece, and the loud applause.
IL 10 safe TO conclude that every one Was
pleased. The fun IL Of such 9 peculiar
kind that We hardly know sometimes
whether 70 laugh at the mastery repre-
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leal Estate Transfers.

The following are tho transfers Of rea
sstats from noon yesterday to noon to-day
John H. H. Kater and wife 10 Joseph W
Cctteral 4 Son, o. by l5o feet. on the south
vestcorner OF Ninth and Broadway; SIC, 500
John e. Price and wife to Austev Shea
hsp. 20 feet front, on the east side of Evan
stsset l7a l8 fcet north sf High street; $500
George August Smith to Anna S0,his
0nitb, l01 43 by 1873 feet, on the northeas
snrnsT Of Spring Grove avenue and Town
hip avenue. Elmwood; $3.50
Barnard H. Norman and wife 10 Jsme
". OConner, 20H By ~ feet, on the soutf
ads Of Fifth street, % feet east Of Win,
sArset; SIG, 600.
Bhipley w. Davis and wife to Walter l.
psyis and wife, acre, being part # Lot 6
Division Of estate Of Zadok Davis in south
west quarter Of Ssctioa II, Delhi Town
John Henry Schmeiser to Kunigund,
Oshmeissr, quitclaim during natural life Of
aysntes Of 1OZ acres in southeast quarter
q Section No. q. Colerain Township; 81
'snd other considerations
=, Adeline Bruse ct al. to Florence and
Otto Marmet, 10 years' laase Of l18 bv SOC
lsst, on south side OF Water street, iO9L
fset east Of Central avenne; annual rent,
1st years $500, second 8 years 81, 750,
halance Of term g, 800.
Jacob s. Lowry and wife TO Edgar M.
Jshnson, 100 by 20l 22-l0O feet, on the
Sogtheast corner Of McAallan and Elm
slrssts, Walnut Hills; $12,5O0.
Michael Corbett and wife to John Kaut.
usn, 10 by 81 feet, on the east side OF
Wheeler street, 800 feet north Of Warner
s1Rset; 81 and other considerations.
Administrator Of Ann Porter. deceased,
y Anna & Orr, undivided one-hah Of the
sssth half Of Lot No. 20, Of Whittaker's
Subdivision Of Lot No. IA; sra
Leonard Becht and wife 10 Octavius
knight, q 28-1O0 acres In the northwest
quarter Of Section q, Dshi Township; $2,-
D. sudkamp and wife to D. stsuver.
nann. 70 by 85 feet on the north side Of
Hopkins street. ~ feet east Of Freeman
sveDue; A,000.
Louis Cornells and wife, Der Master Com
nisdoner, to Frederick II. hammers. 94 60
100 BY 140 feet on The northeast corner OF
Madison Pike and Charles street. Madison.
vile; $1600.
Jas 0ettingeT and wife to John Heron.
- BY 100 feet on ths north side OF Rich.
nend street. III feet west Of John street /;
NM
James e. Lingo and wife TO T. R. g. No
ksigbt, oacres on Fox Road, being Lot
ae 8, subdivision Of the estate Of William
Lihed, in Section 8, Green Township;
b. 200.
Samuel J. Riddle and wife TO l. Frank
HsEDer, 80 BY 100 feet, on the southwest
corner Of Browne and Straight streets;
k, $40
Barbara Heisel and husband to James
Hs0Ianahan, % 61-10o by 81 feet on the
southeast corner Of 0ehler and Garrard
sreets subject 10 lease; $4,000.
Michael Aulvihill b. Michael Walsh, 22K
By % fsst ~ inch, on the vest side Of
Broadway. 12e feet north 81 Fifth street;
e0A
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Married, and yet unhappy. How many
. home has been robbed Of sunshine and
happiness and rendered sad and desolate
by TIE loss Of some dear and petted child.
THIS Is dangerous season for children,
and parents should keep Dr.. Bulls Cough
Syrup handy. Price 25c bottle.
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TIE VKArHxR.

WAazlHeroR. Jan. 2a-For Tennessee
md The Ohio Valley winds shifting to east
ssiy or southsrly; slowly falling harome-
tara slight changes In temperature and
partly cloudy weather with local rainA
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THE OPERA NEXT WEEK.
Whist Il in Store for the Music loving
People Of Cincinnati.
The Great ThinEs We Are to Expect
81 Her Majesty's opera
Company.

The wonderful success of !".Her Msjesty's
Opera" last year in thisif city, az we'll as in
all parts Of the country, makes the season
of Italian opera announced at the Grand
next week, under the same auspices Of
more than usual interest In announcing
this important event. Colonel Mapleson
says he has by the encouragement Of last
season, been prompted to bring to MS the
best available talent in Europe, including
many Of the leading vocalists Of that coun-
try. together with highly proficient corps
Of artists, capable Of filing the minor roles
with due effect, and chorus exceeding in
number and power that which gave such
universal satisfaction last year.
The orchestra has also been increased in
various departments and is still under the
direction of Signor Arditi.
We have several times published the
names Of the leading artists. and they have
of late occupied such a conspicuous place
in the news Of the day that the public is
pretty familiar with them, though many Of
their faces and voices will be new to us
next week.
The announcements for the week are as
follows:
Commencing Monday, February Cd, with
Bellini's Opera, La Sonnambula;" Tues
day, February 81, Verdi's chef deuvre.
Aida" Wednesday. February 4t', Doni-
zetti's Opera, Lucia di Lammermoor;;"
Thursday. February 9th. Ambrose Thomas
Opera, "Mignon;" Friday, February 9th,
Ver,lis Opera, III Trovatore."
The announcements for Saturday are not
made, but Mile. Miramon will make her
last appearance at grand matinee in the
afternoon, and the closing performance of
the season will be given Saturday night.
The full cast for the initial performance,
La Sonnamouls," Monday night, is as fol-
lows:
Elyino.. ..Signor Campanini
II Conte ROdolph0. .Signor Del Puente
Alesst. .SgnDr Grassi
Teresa ION this OCCASION. Nine. Lablache
AND
Amina Ml1e MirAmOn
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Sellers Liver Pills" stand pnf NJ
the United States for curing t'NHeeA
sick headache, 10. Zdjocuvs,
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9ett if sie 2eit ,u reiiru

On ustsreinitimmuua nit cen Staats-@s'
festn une fur eas aQstmsint Brbl bat eit
Ri6puri YaeiTe lur6 Sinit ibr'
SabIrreiir um teinabe rin TritfeI ibrrs friibsrer
Setrasss rreu,irt une IS 1T jest teinabe btllssi
nit eisisr GiIsnbabu ~ rsiisn alS ~ Saais ~
tleiben.
1rrs tieisr srDssn Frrissrmdsisuna rirl
cie Nifpurip &c fortiabren 6in- UNI
6tr> SiGsts srii6sn sewiHen Stlticnen ~
elmer pritsrer Ssrutticu ron ;ebE prr3sut crnl
rseelmdfiasn 5Nbrprsis su rsrfaufeu. une es in
IN boT.n rae RE Sabn rurb eie Iibrrdls In
fcrhueurs ees putlitums frir eie Srmuetsur
i5rsr paiaSisr- -Ratsu sutiddeiet Derreu pirt
s. g.. SOpler,
Rso Qfo6onirY.NoSnf
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Rrue @rt bon 1tbrgebGuirn.

geu, neil ss frif Tenise Sabre ber III, baf
fe scrt6ITcrt unn Sseerman sugdn1li6 aemd6i
nh, alt ater i'm G'rineir, esnn bic grFubunl
puree rcr fat srau,ig Sabrsn ssmd6t, uni
eaS eritr pdtent Eurte e1mdls eencmmfu
llbraebauir, pelhs bnmaIs sema6t iIno unt
ftittem fcrtrrdbrsup sebraudt rrurpsn, Fnb fan
nrdb 10 out ME nsu. Ran lsie 5rlaenres, sir
Gal untsr rieIen 6uuesrtsn. 9uer ubrma6er
fam Gu4 Ypn abnIi6en er;dbIsn.
WanaRelh, ga, Nat 18. 1878.
Cd babe einsn 8eIhdftsfreunc Der siuee psn
ScIs' Tattpt llbresoGuirr ieit IS Sabrrn bat,
une i'd babe taftItc i&rn 2 Sabre rrrbsr ae-
fanui, ebe ers batts; ss lGeint iest fir Hr5 ~
Sabre larger gut ~ isin.
R. 6. Slnep, SureIisr.
geadStet, ta6 bic llbrgsbduie mad Sas. SrlT
patent, bic einiisrn Enb, tpeIbe ous 2 pIatten
ipIieeu GuItsa (sirs aueen unc tine innsn) 70
asmocbt finh. bag iseer 2beiI hsrieiten, esr Der
atnusune ausasiss pbrr nur fbtbar iff, baSUn
asesdt piIb. DIR srsee gOr,us. FOLDER lfarten
Slattrn ppr eleftrii6er gersolbuag ut Sebem
sinIeu&tsnh. SrF patent ubrssbduie iub BIC
eiu,iaen, tsi heurn cine eei6ritbtne @arantie
esstbru pire. 5pIsesess if biz AbbiIeuns
eareR.
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ueber cas- nsue Bud, ybie Sausfrau,
Satin unb Nluttsr," 9erausseeeben
bon gS. ~. Coleman. Nfillwauti,
g8is., fnrsibt Der befanute 8srieser.
5reb. gsrbar6, bon Stem gorf: sSa
elm Bud, pel4es Die BHiaten uno
ObIisgsnbeiteH bes Beibss in alien
itin.n 9eb.nsifsauneen uOlitdnbia unb
umiaiisno BARTLETT, in Der Yrt6e
Dsutif lambs ME in Der bieHesn poftiu
bisber feblte, 10 beaeenet bieies Bud
niht ansin eineHi foaenauuten, fonbern
einem tuirftiaen Beturfuib, foaoern es
fuGt aud aeraoesu etne 9u6e Gus.
bic oft enpfuncen uuroe. Oiefes
Bud miro ishr balo IN ben pei:eiter
6reiien Ginsans fnoeu uuo cem Ser.
faGer ben Dant DER beutihen meibliAsr
Sepoltsruna beS 9anoss sruerben. 81
Osiieben our@ .9errn Sswalb CLUB
oabier.
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MORTGAGE SALE,

Whereas MARITIME Schnell, and Louisa
Schnell his wife, by their certain mortgage
decd with power of sale, dated the 18th day
of January 1868 and recorded in the RecoI
ders Office of Warren county No, in Book
P. page 361 and 362, conveyed to the under
signed the following real-estate lying and
being in the county Of Warren State of
Missouri to wit:
The south-haf of the Southwest quarter
of Section seventeen l17] Township forty
six T46l Range four west deducting
thereof seven 7l acres formerly sold
which said conveyance was made to secure
TO the undersigned the payment of a certain
oromissory note IN said deed described, and
whereas defanlt was made in the payment
of said note and the same is now overdue,
now therefore the undersigned in accor-
dance with the provisions Of said mortgage
deed and the powers In me vested thereby,
will on
Saturday January 22nd 1881,
sell the real>estats herein before described
at public vendue, u the highest bidder FOL
cash IN hand. at the Court House door In
the Town iof. Hermann, county of Gascon.
ade and State of Missouri, 10 pay thu
amount due On said note and the expense,
of this tE3st-
NAKoUARD RoRsrKz,
Oct 18th 1880. Msxteaxes
B. An&zb. AstorasT.
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Sdittn Die Teutih Nmeritdniiden
HspubIitautr Dor 4 5lbrcn Nnipruhs
auf Ansrtsnnuna psrmoge ibrss Nm
tbsils an Der 8dbl pon Yrahb.nt
papEs uEb ibr.r Shluna in Ger Vo,i-
tlf, 10 baBsn i. ies. tauitrbmal ar obsr.
Nnfprl6e, lie nidt mifadtst wtrO.n
ourten uno aHsrfanut ws,6ea uiifen.
Neuu bic bcutidsn Nonp:iu 8urasr
auf Die uitr Sihre DER 9IpsS' Nomlni'
itratiOn ,urufhItdsu, 10 muNcn iie
s,ngeitehen. ods nteirI5e tr0g ihres
ruhigen unN aIeihmdB!gtu Gangs,
aennoh piele 9teuerunlen iAuf, oie
niht msbr riIfgdnaia III MAIDEN iino.
Grue oIeisr 9feusrungen pLr r'e Mn
Ittlung zines Deutig- -Amrrifnrsr3 aIs
Uiinlltsr I'M Slblnet oc5 Yr6dotnten
Oleie SeuerEn8 ruar cine quite. neil
bic rsuti hen Nooptio Burger burh
i6re 3nbI uno rese &hsiIRnbme Oh Cen
8uraerpftdtsu uno an Der Yolitlf bsS
9Inoes iowobl ais Ourh lbre gciitiae
9uItur bic Nntrtennuna uerbituten.
O.sieIbrn 8riiuoe, pcIhe in 1876 Die
IniteQung eiues Seutfh-YmerifanerS
IN Mlnlitsrium erbeiidten, babsn Td
IN Den Isbten 4 Sabren nur Uermebrt
uno IS ut oaber unumsdngIl6 notb-
penois, onB iekt tpieoerum Elm Geutid'
Nmrrlfansr oen peutihlpredenben
She'll Ger Psp0Iferune i'm &atbe Der
@retutine pertrete.- gSbI.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-12-31

Die srfOIate Btrtasuns oes s ongrsf-
ies, iagt bic Gbieaso D5reie Yrsfe" if
oils 6eftseident fur oas Bolt Der Ser.
Stnnten gu betradten. Gs ia guar
penis, aber mon mus aud fut fIeiHe
Sei4enfe banfbar iein. Sm Sanuar
treilih. DO piro Dos Gl.ub una 10 itar-
Ter tOmmsn. Rltt Hur acbt bGna Der
Gonar.s nit iener bsftiaen SuaenSbaf'
tiStsn. meI@e eem Sasenidmmsr gu
fOIssn sfssf, oOpp, II tart in's Ssi&irr
ionaerh es tommen aud Die sefebeeben-
zen EerinInmlungen uon ftinfuno iwdn-
;II StaIien 3uiimmen, um ole Slu6=
isligfelt oes SOltes lu Dermebreu.
Oa5 @sieBaeben lit ia cine Der geidbI-
lrhiten spiremiIhsm Sraufbeiten im
Stalt5l,ben bi.ies 9lloss. Seosr
Saffer, Der in cine 9sleB5ebenee 8er'
lammluns sswdblt miro, bsniist b..
Selsasnbsit, lih ourd etu tluaeheuet
BON Seiesscbuna su oerswi9en, uuo rte
NopOtdtsn a.: Sinoerwdrtsr Der SsieB'
asbuna uno bss y8edtsIebens" iorsen
oafur, odB oIe berihIeOenen Stisbes.
llnseteusr ibrer 3unir Damn gum Sesen
atreIdsn. Stun. be Amerltaner bdbsn
burhidnlttlid farfe Stdturen uno mere
bea uuh Den orobeuosn leglSIatOriihen
BoItenbruh nusbalten. IS 1T lsoo3
o.smeseu niat seiagt, oas es eeraee 10
iein muBte.