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The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-09

Secretary Folger has taken II upon
himself u override Que Ut the clear
CIT provisions IL the chinese rr~tris.-
ton bill. On the 5th inst. y China
woman arrived ut Portland, Oregon,
and desired TO land, claiming she
was tl,e wife VI u ('hinext. laln,rer
living In that city. As she had no
certificate the Collector Ut Customs
very properly refused her permission
to land. THE matter was rcferre'i 10
Secretary FoIger, win" granted her
permission u join her husband, ~,
the grs,,,nd that the Government
would not undertake ~ part mat,
and wife. The decision IL open t.'
n,,,cl, severe criticism, which II will
Doubtless receive ut the hands III
Pacific coast Journals. Under II the
dtDr il thrown wide open far the AL
mission VI every ('hiuawomlam wl,n
afllrMs her husband IL In this .rN,n-
try, and Ivy their admission the
cN,ntry will soon Le il.Nn<lesl with an
army II the n,s~t degraded 81 l*'ings.
Thu: Secretary may in the near h,-
TURF, ~ee cause to revise hi> sltr.isi"n.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-09

The Cleveland Heruhi sarcss(ical.
" remarks that ''accor(linx to the
Cincinnati pepens, an Ohio man Il
only IN Ohio man when he lives
within the corporation Of Cincinnati.
That city has . candidate for every
high office that will be given out by
the people for the next four years.
Politically, ~ well - otherwise, Gin
cinna:i deals largely In the hog b,,si-
ness" When the rival cities Of Ohio
quarrel about the bestowxl Of hixh
Offices there is . fair prospect for 9TH
Ct States to furnixh candidates.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-09

New Works. mrw )s.s,al tsxls., which
went into effect last sunday. IL NIT
meeting favor with t"c umr,1sei,rrss-
tel G.,ll,a,nit.~. While il Provides
for the clsmimg III all b,,siMt'ss "n the
Sabbath .lay, liquor selling ami
drunkenness did nat .les'rtssst. Ia amy
extent. A sacred tr'nsert WAS
stopped In the evening and 1" I'rn'k'
Ign even the drug stores wcrv cl.ss.sl.
II seemed to h. the object 0f officers
10 e,,f,r~ the law in such y way u
tO make It o<l:U,is, with view IL ~
cure its rs'l.s,I. About five hundred
arrsstx were nlsaale for liz violation, u
large number Of express messengers
and drivers being among the Victims.
The law, ~ Tar ~ liz observance. ly
the people Is concerned, is y failure,
aud h an.Al,er exem,plitication "f tl't'
fnct that man cannot he ni:s(lt. u
moral leing through the operation III
human laws.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-09

Among the many hills en- the
House calendar which went over ut
the last session the following arr the
most prominent : IT, establish postal
savings hanks: 10 create the territory
u North Dakota; IL ry-<,rganixe the
navy: to declare forfeited certain land
grants; 10 suspend the issue IL silver
certificates and limit the coinage al
silver dollars; ~ establish y uniform,
system. III bankruptcy: I" admit l,s.-
kota and Washington into the 'mio,,:
10 authorize the building of vessels
Of war aud establish, y l'cr,,,, ne,,t cor
s.ructiom fund for tile navy; IL grant
subsidies Ia American veasr'x ~ the
foreign trade, and to cratc u lnAril
III Commissioners Of Interstate
Commerce. Some VI these are In the
hands Of Committees that are pre-
pared to report Immediately, Tut tl,t.
passage III .3nle ~ them will In.
fought al every stage III their pr"
cee,ling.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-09
ABOUT LAGER BRDa.

The New York Mail and Exy,xxx.
l'ss entered int" vigorous camraiga
against i'm pure lager beer. It com
n'e''ce'l the war i,y obtaining the
opinions of physicians and acien, lie
authorities c'ncerning the effects II
its excessive use upa,m the human
system. These opinion. have from,
time to time Ls'e, p,sl,l,sI,esl IN the
'1'lun,s Of that journal. and have a.
tractcl more ar lens attention
Throughout the country. THE con-
clusio:. arrived at II that great lnor-
tion Of the beverage. ~,l.l ~ lager
beer is nothing tut n viIlai,sDsas com,-
pound, glucose 's.'ng y prominent
ingredient, and that IT, effect has
been IT" increase CERTAIN forms Of
disease. especially IL the kidneys. {;
that 1t reduces the vitality II the con-
sumner, and thu. ln,wer to resist the
approach Of disease, and that It int
PARTS not the slightest benefit"
It must he blDrue in mind that this
opinion l. based upon the assumption
that lager LIVER IL dl0clOretl." or
adultemtetl, which may lie the cs..e
In large citie~ like New York
where such cnorn,o,,s quantities are
daily usesi. 1t Is estimated that IT,
'nO. 'W' l'arrels are annually CON-
sun'esl IN this country ,or nearly one
third Of = barrel l,y each man, y woman
and '.hilsl In It. II this vast quanti-
~ of ('eer N aalulteratetl rs many
New York experts alIlrm. then in
dees, 1t is high time some steps should
('e taken I" prevent It's consumption.
It h hoped that these same leading
medical men will now give their
opinion a. to the effect Of pure laser
and whether It's moderate use pro
vOkes serious complaints or diseases.
The unprofeasional know that " doc
tored" beverages are destructive to
health. How b 1t with unadultera-
ted lager:
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-09
AMERICAN SHIPPING.

The report III the eerretary Of the
Navy il u most humilisting cs,nles-
sion VI the weakness. NJ that branch
Of the Cnii..l State. service and OF
the decline al American shipplng
generally. And we are told l,y the
Secretary that Unless the present
evils Le reslledietl tie latter will he
entirely wi,esl nut. There h nothing
In this plain presentation Of facts
that IL calculated To latter the pride
~ Americans citizens ~ home or
abroad, but on the contrary there u
much to incite inquiry - to it, cause
and alarm ut the possibility csndidly
mentioned. The decadence Of Amer
lean shipping interests dates frDn'
the day the Republican party came
into power. The policy III that party
has tended to build up immense cor
porations aud m,onied Institutions
for the agxrandixemsnt Of the few 1t
the expense of The l~t,'le rather thai,
IL encourage ships,ents in American
vessels. Aud ~ long a. that policy
continues just 10 long will tlnne In
ttrests continue 10 decline.
dur navy ha~ also been permitted
I" 60 to wreck and to day any one VI
the thir.i-rate powers an the gjol,e
could. II the exigen'ies ri war de-
n,ansied 1t, ride down ll,s combined
American fleets. II II . husnilialinx
confession 10 make. hut . regard for
truth con,l'els 1t. The Secretary con-
clu.ies his report In the following
stingimg words: "If the naval e.
tal'lishn'cnt Is not made effective It
should be discontinued and the >l5,-
Moon annually expended lie re-
served 10 procure In national esner-
genciex the assistance Of foreign ships
and gums. II government measures
arr not scon adopted 10 l,rosnole the
carrying of trade anil arrest the dit
appearance of American Ships frou,
the Oeean, We shall soon cease to he .
seaias,ng people aud We will not need
to maintain navy VI our own."
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-09

Senator John A. Logan will d0ulH-
les, "turm himself h .se," % to SPEAK,
when the Fitz.JOhn Porter care
comes up In the senaie. That paFt
of hls xanees'h referring I" Oe"eFal
Grants recommendation tn favor I"
Porter will l,e the most interesting
mart Of II.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-09
STAND PROM UNDER.

Pr,f. r.. Stone Virgins, LII. H.,
astronomer ri the Canadian Finance
Department, has written = letter ~
President Arthur, which, IL credible.
b full Of startling ANIL important in-
formation. The l'Ofe~sDr xsyx y
great storm will visit the United
States and canada next Mar.h,
which for fury and .je~truetive,,eaa
viii he unprecedented *in.r' the days
~ Washington. II will I~ first felt
IN the Northern Pacific and will APP
pear In the Gulf III Mexi.O ~, the
might of the .th at March and strike
the meridian Of Ottawa, Canasia, on
the 18th q! the same month. II will
BE- seem the l'roFe.sor II particular ~
to dates and has .'alculatesl the riss.
a''sl vclsrity IL the Tempest I" an
hsH,r. Hut IL will l,e srrm ~ the
letter which appears IN our .li@-
patches IL yesterday that this l,r,-
a)istesl grs.at storm, sl.s.. nni .iir,,.t it,
aeaf against amy ",,s given point IT
the compass. From. tie Northern
Pacific It xwrrl+ eastward until it
encounters ti.c R.n.ky Mountains
whl.'h drtlss.i~ il from lis csx,r.s. and
presipitateS II uls'n the Gulf ~
MexisO II then attacks ,l,.. Al
lantic cuast ds~tr.yimg shipping. nn,t
forcing the waters of the Atlantic
over the lOwian.l* Wandering uin,,.
that 0cean.
It thus appears (l'at Bate, IDscr
Lodge, Aksa,sls, and in tact all west
side cities anil towns will liz s.On,-
PEELED tn meet the great f,r.~. NJ the
storm aud turn il from their east
side sisters x'uthwarsl. Il s&.s.m,s,
however, that llele,,a, It'xrn,am and
other east side villages will get =
Taste VI the cyci"ne-ti,~y will not
escape altogether, f'r, owing I" the
great atmospheric pressure thu mir
currents on that side III the range
will spread univensal destruction.
The people will fecl obliged to Pro-
fesser Virgins for his timely WARM
Ing, and those having sl,aky r.nDfs,
half Ouilt dwellimga ar Out-llO,,s.., or
unsafe sign-bosrGs and awnings
will undoubtedly profit by it. but
In the meantime there IL M .n.yslsi.,u
to borrow alarm sufficient to the
day b the evil thereof" Professor
Virgins b not infallible. Other
men equally ~ learned have made
In their calculations, and Il
will surprhe but tew II It should
tEanspirs that the ProEessor n,ale ~
great y mistake ~ other weather
prophets have made.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-09

The ho,as<holdess a this city are
called upoo to-day 10 vote upon The
ratiAeatioa or INJECTION oe an ordi-
nance, duly passed. by The City Coun-
ell, sntitlod IAN ordinance )evytng
. tax for Are purposrs Should an
Affirmative vote he cast the money
collected under It will be ct apart
and constitute . distinct aud separate
fa,,d, to be l)esjgusied the Fire
Fund" It requires = two-thirds
vote II the hos,<e holden to ratify the
ordinance.
There oan hardly be two opinio''s
Conserving the necessity Of raiify'ng
this Ordinance. In the lint pare
the city has no proper building IN
which tostors or keep hose carts aud
other lre aplrratss. and {" the next
pace II b ura0le IL psocure
them In IT, present e'"dar'
rassed Auancisl condition. With
l,ut aid being exten 1e':: to the au-
tboritie* In the manner proposed
even the present insufficient quaint
~ VI la'se may, ut any time, l's re''-
eleresl useless by extreme coil and
the city be given over to the mercy 4"
the devuuring element. Whereas, u
the u.s.s4sary amount of funds Tx
placej ut the disn0ual of the Council,
building. f,r the drying and ssse
keeping NJ oil our IRE apparatus may
bs procured aud the lire department
be rendered ~ effective ~ any In the
West. The hosssels0lllesx III the city,
will advance their own interests ~
ratifying Ordinance 80. IL. One i're
may destroy thou. ::ais 81 dollars
wurll, IL property. On" r'"'' I" LAY
for tho ordinance may save II.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-09

The statement and confession III
the King of Cores. hts the Republic
can party rxa"lly. II w",,l.i l~ ~,
excellent idea f,r lis leaders I" adopt
then, and then hide themselves in
the walks II private lif'. The King
resemtly said:
" have (,t.rm fs,r seventeen years
al the head III the nation, although,
! was wanting in ability. My AL
nljntstraliOn has ln'cll failurs. and
al'alse* have ari~en In the govern.
n'emt through my fault. ! rv,mnt.
',,it u IL l'O late. Since. ! .n..i,piexj
the tllrs'Ne ! have Mi,a,i.. many i'm.
prOveslseIls IN rsxuls and other
things, hut lxAl, rich AMI lMx,r lave
had lO suffer un.i.r the burden.
This II my xtm. I have often altered
the currency aud sacrificed the inter-
ests VI the l'se'l,le. This is my sim.
] have wasted the revenue. i'll y is
my sin. l:rilkry las l,ts.m carried 81,
publicly. The complaints Of the
ylctimixe'' have not reached my car.
This Is my sin. The taxes have lnx,,
eslbexxIes) aud the business Of In.
people ruined. This Is MY xiu. I
am ashamed to come before the les,-
pie again. I will purify my mind
AMI repent my former nli,.l'iugs."
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-09

An equitable reduction Of tan.
taxation for revenue purposes' s''"
mot a thrill for the purpose Of protec
ton, h what the Democratic parry
wants. II this Coegress does NOT
give It to the psop'e the next one
~10o
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-09

Governor Emery did the prvper
thing In granting . certificate of
election to Congres+ to Kellogg. Hi.
refusal to grant one would have
smaeked too much u Republican tac-
tics and placed the Democrats Of
Louisiana In the position h,ng held
BY the Republicans In many North
esu States.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-09
Liverpool Market

LIvEKirx'i., Dee. \. Cn,,u,
dy; uplantls, ) i3.lG: O,i,..,'s >'. r..
sales. l",lNN IsaitS. Breads; mr. ~. y.
amt stead y, except ,,,rn. wh;'4't'
dull ut -. III. ln.r GENITAL for old MI. !,
Western. lse~s'i!'ls If wI..a, ,h.. .A"i
three days, =" .'ss' ",mlalS Ima! '':'
(.:lil, .5Ei ,ltkl. '
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-09
British Cabinet CHANGE,

I."Hin'N, Dee. ..--T!m T.,"x h,,
reason IL believe that >.",u a,,,,
Christmas, Derby will !" invited T.,
Join the Cabinet. thii.r>. ,,.v
War Secretary. will H.. l,an.~llor 9,
the Exrhtsj,itr, ami D;lkr. Under
Foreign Secretary, will enter The
Cabinet. 1t says These. '.l.any.s nray
ln' precursors III more i,m,mrtan,
ones. Possibly i'e'"r'. the end Of ,Iu
next session Of l'arliarcil, G!a.i>,.,u.
may consider hinl>..!; entitled ~ IT,.
tire and IN such contingency there is
little doubt Harrington will i,.r.,.
Prime Minister.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-09

Mr.. brady says II he IN convicted
II Star Route stealing lse will make
Disclosures that will in,plieate men
In the larceny who haye net been
suspected. GO right ahead and make
them now Ar. BRADY. Don't wait
until jury brands you - = thief.
People wont l,elieve you then.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-09

One hundred and seventy-two
Thousand, five hundred and forty
four pe1ons are Employed In the cot
tam mills O6 the United Stals-~, who
earn ~ ~, $40 PER .snun,.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-09

DenverEsp"Gk;cs,M- Roscoe Conk-
ling now claims that he predicted
F"Iyer's defeat. Roscoe might -
we'll claim credit for predicting the
coming Of Cbristmas."
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-09
A Threat.

PARIS, Dec. >.-Th- r,.,,.
E'''"''';s', (;a,l,ix.tta's ,,r,,u ""'T'
the Government of Great rs s.> u
continues I" PURSUE its rya;', a''.
course ~ Egypt I" the dr,rin,.","
Franc"'s interest, France vii, :"
think lM'x(. ""' liza!
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-09
Busin, 'ss Failures

New foEE, dee. y. l:u,;u
failures IL III" last day, reported :.
Il. Il. hun Il Co., If IL. n.r,..,,: !"
agency. nnm'im'r ISL, If which =.
acquired il the country and -. j.,
New York City AMI l'ana,,a RI; :"
the largest nuinI"r reported ,iur;.
the year ~ ls>:: in any n,,,. Will
Eastern States H.; Western, ~. scr,S
ern II: Middle II: Pacific state. .,'.,
Territories u: Canada J.. AM, w."
York CITY, ~.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-09

The Territorial Canvaasiux Board
will meet aud canvass vote, TODAY.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-09
The Railroad COniaron...

NLW YORK, lh.'. :. tn. r.i.r..
conference. If Mn thwc~,rrn ,r,.
gers Is IN progress. d is hn,.,i ,h.,
war will II. settled here. I'r >i,,.",
Porter Of the Omaha ROAD >av, TIM, :.
MM agreement il reached i, vii; ~. -,
agreeable Surl'ri" I" him. ilrr,
lninly will not r":h,.. M,cI,.li -,
the -. Paul says: :" cant say ~,
agreement Will IL. received. The ~,
xiti.'m III III" 81. Paul j. pretty Wi,
umt:crs..nni." The. meeting. after ,u.,
hours session. adi'",rn.aI uni! !,
nll,rrOW.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-09
A Groat Fire in London.

lnNI"IN, Dee. >.-I.a>i night,
lire was the Creates: tha; has ."rirr,i
in London sine. !;.. celebrated
TOODey street lire. The l,,,s is .>,i-
mated at upwards Of tw" Milli",
pounds. The whole hl.n.k between
1.in.iom Wall. Phillip Lame. Middle
street and W,nd street, except the
warehouses On the corner of limh,n
Wall has t.vm destroyed. The lirr
is MT sliixlill.l and the remainder y.
the block j. still IN danger. II is H..
level eight persons are injured settle
seriously. Foster, Porter X Co. had
y stock If silk gtNnlS alone estimated
worth sixty thousand pounds. TUE
Salvage corps Succeeded IN saving 4
|arg" amount Of the v,.nl>. llr
wallis of the warehouse burned "u
N.nni street, and Phillip Lame fri,
int" the roadway witt, y crash likr
thunder, fliin.. the streets With
I,arning debris.
I.ArEi: T. VI.
The eng zines ATE still pouring in'-
nlrnse volumes Of water on the ruin,
AMI the fire j. Gn,l-i control. II
burned over two acres. \ fireman
WAS killed ~ falling walls.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-09

Russia will l,uilj fDur more war
ships.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-09
Foreign New

CAIRO, dec. =. irvI.'i j. he l''a'
Of exile selected !.r .ar ',':'! .'''-''
erx.
lMNnON. D.4. y. t'"i- T." >
Ib " lOl :rlI: :, per cent. i"''''- ~
tended, lO&i.
I.ONIn'N, dec. - Jhr total u.s. -
the fire IL now estimate y. three "'''
Hon pounds.
DrElLN, Dec. ). T., .s''' .''"
"n| says IDavitt intends I" -"''s'.".
Gladstone an.l Tr,vrlivn. tii" '
rotary Of ireland. On the ra->'s'
the Land Till.
BERLIN, Dec :. The ham '':.
Commerce Of all the S.::l"'rt- 1" t ';..
many protested again-t r>r'u'' ',,
American ln'rE. The :"v'f''','',, .r
however. will fN'rs..verr !" ''> " .;''n
n'inati"n /" pr"l,i;i. lis i:''i"''''"
I.UNi",N, Dec. :. II" t.t''' '..'
bark ArgOnaus. C:wain 'H' ;',,,
frs'il Bremen for New Works. a .'I !.
On the Island Of T'rr-,'hr!ln: '' '.;,
probably II total wreck. Tue '"rJ
and ten Of the crew were ''f''"
Four Of III" crew ar. saved. ....h.
At the funeral of the la:r H
I.i~l,.,l, III 'anicri,liry 1T A'"''Ii,, I'm.
representatives at ;l,c Queen ~" IN,
Prince II Wales were l'r'.''.''
Duke Of Cnmual,rl,t att~"''''
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-09
Fatal Railroad Collision

S~sSOs AO&SsA OsbAe ~'A''"7'cs'
HINTON, ". Va. Dee. \. \ '"i
IisiOl' occurred III half i,,'l i''rr
yesterday afteru'nN, latw..''. a freight
train gazing west and IL" expires
passenger train Hoing ca>! At the
west entrance ~ ,;lririnr : Nee"
tunnel, twenty-five" mills ives! VI
here. Three. INrrSOn> We're i.slanil,
killed and five others wu,,I"i.tl and
two engines. two la$-r'"': ears. "'r
language ear AMI tive freight ':'''
wrecked. The killed wrrr Henry
An.;lrr,'w, If Hinton. rI,"in,"r"i llr
freight Patrick Cohen. ii Hinton,
fireman of the SAM. and Win. 'i"I"
rr, "f Fayetteville. W.>i Ni'"'ni'.
fireman, Of thu. l.l-s..n"rr train. u"
injured ar.' l.. x. T:uurI -rn ri Hun.
ti"gt"n, West Virginia, '''.'' '.ir"'
passenger train, hack and l".> hf"k
en- john Mu.l.:rm ~ Huntington.
engineer Of Passenger train. H.. t'"s
~ AMI other Injuries. will IT" a"!
Recover the r1,nll:ct"r If tibet 'Ihr!'''
natl sleeping .:.r, -: Best ~. l!aili'
unknown, lMtl l.. = :.l">rn, rf"ls'''.
fatal. 4 nrw-iOy. name "nk"""";;
badly cut. stephen Cote, ""i"r'"
l"'ri"r, ami Louisa t"i,ill'"''''
seriously burned. Tin. i:'>-ri,E"'-
numbered, savrmiy.:ivr. ''n"li'' whom
were Senator William hey. a'"'
lss'(N'rt Bonner Of New York. ~!
t''arsl',l wniniur.l. I'' ."r'd.."'
was ,al,..:ni !,y 4 n,i>urn!" >la"''''-
NJ orders Nv the freight lrali''ltl''
whereby they w,:r a,l;''il'': -
take an hour more than had '''E -
lowed them III thu. lr,--'I!""r ''''"'
time. il lm.iilv late.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-10-27

3err @alpnr @briitmann bat ioeber
cine pra6tUone NRswabI BON 9srbF.
un0 8inter -&leioern erbuIten. mel9e
alcS biSber ben Bur9ern BON 9ermann
uu6 lm0c9euo 8eboteus BET @eitem
IbsrtreTeu. IS fuoeE iid Oa bou'
it0noige Nn3u9e fur Suaben bon 4 bic
5 Sabren an bis gum ar0Bten Raune
i'm gonSen 6.ountb. Se6ermanu fine
oct eiuen Tim sU%iagenoen StoH uno
ole Qu;lge tno in Der neneIten Saigon
angeferti9t. 2err @%brtitmann 1T bon
8rofciion SdneiOer uuO oaber ipobl
befdbiat nur oas Bette, i0mobI in 8e.
aug ouf WateriaI foluie in 8e3u9 auf
Die Nnferti9un9swriie, o~usiuiuabien;
uno pap CT 0ieS 9etban utrb S%ebermann
;usefeben mufsn mcI6tr ieinem Ser.
faufslofaIe cinen 8eiud abtattst.
pa fsin Motto raider umfok uub
qeriugcr YroFt lit, bat er bic Breiie TO
nieoria angefsbt. eaB e5 iuirfIid eritau.
usuSwcrth lit, un6 Seoermann ben
4reis zines fd0usn ausuacs aufbrtn9en
fam. 9Scr f9 FUR Den 98inter eirteH
fsinsu llebrrsitber aniuidIaHeu plnf6t
loute foaleiG bel 9errn @%brifmann
uoripre6en, ba ieBt nod Die aus'
tuabI aus benz san,sn Sorratb 5a ba'
ben lit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-10-27

9ebtsn Montaa brnhte elm aui Ger
anbercu Seite oss Slubes ~wobnenber
Sarmer cine Sub mad Der Stabt nm
biefeIbe on sinen unierer Meb9er gu
pertaufen. Sic Sub wuroe bur6 Die
u~ierfabrt auf benz Boot stWas aufacs
rset uub ais Der Gieentbumcr bcriuhte
fie am Stride burb Die Stabt az fub-
rem, RIP ne ib Los uiO lief burd Die
Stra6en. llu9liiflidsrlueiis mai &c
rnee SpieI3cit Enb pieIe 6inocr auf Der
Strabe ais Die icbt a0n3Iid milo ae
moroens Rub am Sdulbduie uorbci
hurd Die NdFD gerannt Fam un0 Gmi-
lie, bos 7 idbrige S0dtsrden Der 6rnu
COB ~einboIeno oieieIbe nit ben 90r,
neru in Die 9uft fdlIeuoertc. OaS
Sinh mur9e III beWubtIOism 3uitonbr
nufgebobcn uno man 6efir6tete 3uerlt,
baB basielbe iduere innerIi6e SerItb
ungen erIitteu, bod war bie5 9lu6lidcr'
ueiie nidt Der 6aI un6 auber ciuem
Bru9 beS Maientno9enS erbicIt bass
ielbe feline erbebliGe 8erlebuna.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-10-27

Ser .9nbcpcn0tnt riibmt id w;eOar.
bolt, bob 0ur6 sic 8er0fentIi6unn Der
&batiads. Oob 9err 9Oiepb 9eifna
feline gteuern nidt besoblt bate, aIs
er Die domination fir Circuit @lert
er6ielt, OOS Gountp 0ewOnnen babe,
in0em Ssrr Q~eiiina feitbem feline Steu=
ern besubIt bate. 0oS 1T gewib elm
0robcs &eroienit unO mir bOfen, tOb
Der Snbepen0snt" T6 nidt Ourd IT.
aero Elm SefubI ser Sreunbf4oft
ubbolttu lufeu miro, ieinen 2eiern nun
enSlih eiumaI mitiutbeiIen, wie elmer
Ser @oubioateu ouf bsru Yeople's
Sifet 0eswun9en wurbe. etIide gun:
bert Dollars 0fsntIideS @eIo, weIdes
cr unredtmdbj9sr 8sife suriidbebaIten
bate, ala ct feline N6rednuna nit Der
Gountb court mndte. on baS County
u~6er3u3obIen