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The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1882-10-19
Dipping Sheep in Kansas.

The smoke ascending near the cor
rails showed that dipping was in pro-
gress, the most unpleasant feature of
the shepherds life. This is to cure
the "scab," the only disease to which
Kansas sheep are subject, and one that
sheep men seem to consider inevitable
until the enactment of stringent laws
against the importation Of diseased
sheep, especially from Colorado and
Missouri. "Scab" is a skin disease
resulting in loss Of flesh and wool, and
sometimes in death, supposed to be
caused by the presence of minute para
sites in the skin, and therefore, al
though highly contagious, is not, as
was thought at one time, hereditary.
1t can be entirely cured by dipping the
sheep twice in mixture of sulphur
and tobacco or lime and sulphur. Mr..
WadswOrth uses tie latter preparation
and estimates the cost of curing "scab"
at five cents head. The operation of
dipping presented curious spectacle.
A long tank over fire-boX half buried
in the earth was filed with a greenish-
yellow fuming mixture of lime, sui
phur and water. This was boiled for
half an hour, then let off into a narrow
tank four feet deeE and sunk in the
earth, extending from one sheep pen
to another, with the further end slop-
ing gradually up. When the nauseous
bath was ready the sunburnt herds
man called to the logs: Round 'em
up. puppies" and off flew the dogs,
iattened to the ground, their bushy
tails streaming behind like banners
and their tongues lolling their eager
ness as they circled around a flock of
500 sheep Just beyond the yards and
drove them toward the corral. A part
Of the flock was finally driven into a
narrow passage at the end of the
sunken tank and then the dipping be-
gan. Those who picture the shepherd
as an innocent creature with pink and
white complexion, clad in white frock,
carrying crook wreathed with ribbons
and garlands and playing upon a pip'
after the fashion Of the Eclogues an,
Georges, would have found their illu
sions sadly dispelled by the sight. Th,
gentle shepherds were three swarth,
men in flannel shirts, top boots ana
broad-brimmed hats, with splashes of
green and yellow variegating the
earthly hue of clothing and hands.
The first man, seizing a sheep by the
hind leg, jerked it into the tank, where
it sank under the surface, emerging of
vivid greenish hue, only to be
promptly soused again by the second
herdsman, who was equipped with a
forked stick. One after another the
sheep were pitched in until the tank
was full of hideOusly colored creatures,
bleating, sneezing and coughing, which
were at last allowed to scamper out of
the further end and stand dripping in
state of great disgust on the flooring
of their pen. This process is usually
gone through with twice whenever
"scab" enters a flock. These sheep
were merinos, the breed most popular
in Kansas. Mexican sheep yield very
inferior wool and are of comparatively
little value for mutton, and here the
tendency in both sheep and cattle is
constantly to grade up to better
stock.-Ka1lSGS Letter
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1882-10-19

ruffian outside the door, prostrated him,
and sprang into the room over his
body, and this is what he saw: Made
line Leigh, the ''little coward" with
blazing eyes and scarlet cheeks, and q
pistol in her hand, standing unflinch-
ingly between Aunt Margaret and
burly ruflian; and Aunt Margaret her.
self, who had not turned in her bed for
year, standing on her feet on the
floor. Two seconds changed the aspect
of affairs. After that the burglar
sprawled senseless on the floor. Aun.
Margaret sprang back on her bed with
a wild "Thank God p and the little
heroine of the scene lay in Sir Roberts
arms in a dead faint.
"Oh, Robert, why didn't you come
sooner?" she murmured, half an hour
afterward, when she opened her eyes
and met his.
Don't you know 1 came as soon as
I found your note?" he said "Leo
went to my rom and | found him
there when 1 LEFT the drawing-room,
after IL O'clock"
"Where are tiese dreadful mem?
Lena asked, raising her head dizzily
and looking around with shudder.
"Never mind them, dear. They
were taken by the men who followed
me. My brave little darlingl What a
heroine you arep'
Two months auer, when Parkins
and the men wtre brought to trial,
Aunt Margaret walked into the wit
ness-boX and gave her testimony with
grim directness and self-possession.
Lena gave hers With much trembling
and some tears;t but she looked in
tensely lovely, aid no one wondered
that Sir Robert was going to marry
her.
The crowd around the door gave
her three cheers as she left the court
room, walking beside Sir Robert, and
then three more fdr Leo, who followed
them.
And Aunt Magaret's wedding pres
ent to Lima was the thousand pounds
and the diamonds that had been saved
by the courage of "the little coward"
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1882-10-19
A pearl-makinp industry has snrun

A pearl-making industry has sprung
up in the Thuringian forests of Ger
many, and large demand for the
goods from abroad has made a boom
in wages. The secret of making the
so-called "lack-luster" pearls was acci-
dentaliy discovered by a workman
who put one of the original samples
in his mouth and felt tiny grain of
sand upon it. Previous to this acids
had been tried without success, but
the lucky workman tried rubbing
up" the pearls with common sand, and
in less than a week hundreds of his
fellows were making u living at the
same work, and handsome goods were
produced that now find ready sale
In the markets Of the world.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1882-10-19

A traveller was leaning at night
against railing at Harper's Ferry
railroad station. A locomotive came
along and he sprang lightly over the
rail to escape possible danger. He
thought it was meadow on the other
side, but knew his mistake when he
struck in muddy stream forty feet
below. On being rescued he was asked
his name. 81 wouldn't tell you my
name for a thousand dollars" he re-
piled; "describe me as simply fool"
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1882-10-19

A woman was lately indicted in
England for causing the death Of her
child by denying it adequate nourish-
ment. Investigation showed, how
ever, that the mother had fed the child
regularly on corn starch, mixed with a
little milk, ignorant of the fact that
starch isunable to supply the necessary
nutriment to young children. Under
these circumstances the woman was,
of course, acquitted. 1t is a lesson
which mothers and nurses would do
well to remember.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1882-10-19

Civilization has its peculiar diseases
from which savages are comparatively
free, as they in their turn are slaugh-
tered by plaques which die out as they
become civilized. Among these dis
eases that Of short-sightedness, or my
opia, as the oculists prefer to call it,
grows constantly more prominent.
Every observant person of middle age
must have become convinced that the
wearing of eyeglasses is much more
common now than it was a score of
years ago, and such statistics as have
been collected fully sustain this opinion.
A recent examination of the pupils in
the public schools of New York city
has shown that the proportion of suf-
.erers from myopia is in some cases as
high as eight and one-half and even
twelve and one-half per cent, while
at Columbia college no less than sixty
nine of the students We're near
sighted, or a full third Of the whole
201. The disease is found to increase
with the length of school life, and is
undoubtedly aggravated by the i'm
perfect lighting arrangements in the
average school-room and the poor type
Of many textbooks.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1882-10-19

The London Times in a recent ar
ticle says that Europe is no longer able
to feed her population, and the total
grain crops produced fell 343,000,000
bushels below the annual consump-
tion, and 2S5,000,000 bushels of this
deficiency is in the United Kingdom.
The wheat crop of Great Britain is
estimated this year at 100000 to
S0,000,000 bushels, and the consump-
tion at about 200,000,000 bushels.
After deducting what is required for
seed, there will be deficiency to be
supplied from foreign countries of
about 130,O00,00O bushels, and perhaps
more than this.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1882-10-19
Character Of Our Population.

According to the latest census bulle-
tin there are in the United States, or
were in 1880, when the census was
taken, of colored inhabitants 6,632, $40,
and of foreign born 6,679,945. These
figures do not show, however, the COM
parative strength of these elements of
our population. The children of colored
parents were enumerated as colored,
while the children of foreign born
parents were taken as native white in
habitants. Based upon the census of
1870 the following estimate has been
made of the national characteristics of
our populations:
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1882-10-19
FACTS AND COMMENTS.

Some people, says the Railroad
Journal, affect to believe that they de-
rive no benefit from advertising, for
the reason that they cannot trace any
particular transaction to any particular
advertisement. Neither can we attrib-
ute the growth of vegetation to any
particular drop of rain or ray Of sun
shine-but it is very evident that with
out rain or sunshine it would fail to
flourish.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1882-10-19

An easy job: Robinson (after long
whist bout at the club y" 1t is awfully
late, Brown. What will you say to
your wife?" Brown Gin a whisper) y
"Oh, shan't say much, you know.
'Good-morning, dear OF something of
that sort. She'll say the rest."-Quiz.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1882-10-19
Origin of a Present to a Church.

The old story is revived concerning
the baptismal silver bowl of the Cen
ter church, New Haven, Conn. This
bowl was presented to the church
great many years ago by jeremiah
Atwater, and his name is engraved
thereon. The story is that Mr.. At
water bought keg of nails in Boston.
When the keg was opened it was
found that after taking off a layer of
nails the keg was full of silver dollars,
and it was out Of these dollars the
bowl was made. The late Leonard
Bacon discredited the story, and per-
haps the truth will never get into
print.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1882-10-19
Total. .........1, ,433 SS7, 800 1885, o4S, ,S72 1O.5

Two years ago the worlds total
population was given at l,455, 1929, 500,
which is 22,000,000 in excess of the
estimated total in the new volume.
Allowing for the difference of 55,O0O,-
600 in the estimate for China, how
ever, we have presumed increase of
33,OOO,OOO. 1t is virtually impossible,
of course, to conceive of population
so vast,
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1882-10-19
avg cOntributed as follows:

Greenland, Gibralter, Malta and
Japan together have about 1000 chill
dren in this country. No country on
the globe has so strangely composite a
population as this.-AIbdny Argus.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1882-10-19

by thlS caIculatlOn, SlNty-One per
cent. of the whole population is native
white, thirteen per cent. is foreign born,
ten per cent. represent children of both
foreign parents, three per cent. have
one foreign parent, and thirteen per
cent. is oft he cOlored race. OF the
foreign born population, 2,772, ,169 came
from Great Britain and Ireland. Other
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1882-10-19

Asks a humanitarian "Do you not
feel for the poor fly, as cold weather
approaches?" We dof And if we
feel where he is, he gets smashed fat
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1882-10-19

There's very little or no opposition
to red-hot poker.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-09-08
Sat ihu aeiunbrtt. &"

oen 8uIleman Der e,piaeu Su9eno. =
60 Ibien cS uns neulid alS mir Dor
einigen 8ageu Die Staot berunter
9in9eu uno uns elm alter Hreun6
bees8nete, be6en flare, iriidr 9ei6ts-
farbe, belle Nu9en uao feiter S6ritt
peuia auSciate, oab er oas NIter bes
YfnImiiten ihon librridritteu babe.
Die BegeQnun9 oeristte uns in 9tad-
oenten, oh aud uns Elm 9lel6eS sIud'
lihes 9ltsr beitiimmt ietn piiroe. g8ir
traten in bic NpOtbefe Elm, nod beneat
BON 9e0anten, uIs uns Der ScbiIir
fraste, oh mir Itdt Dem alien 8romn
beeesuet ieieu. uuo babel bsmerfte,
oGb Der aIte 9ert eiuer Der bemerttns
iuertbefen Wednner ocs Stdot6ens
iei. rNilien Sis," fubr Der rebfelise
Glert fort, yoaB 8ronn beiuabe so
Sabre alt III uno babel III sr nod 70
better unb Hint wie cine Ba&felIe.
@arum sr in Der Npntbefe mlr? Or
bcleHtt cbcn ciu Riifhcn bon 2ie5i
Mnli Grtrdct uu0 crfliris, onB Die
GnWennund 'ieifs W,tifls ibm i.ine
;weitt 9ussaS briHR. Sd. er einN
iO9ar iOwsit ,u bebdupien. eas bieiss
nunotrbnre W,llei bon alsn alien
Yeriomeu dshrau bi iptioe uno 6lb es
Peipe bein ias wunoti bare, wieoer pers
llu1enSe Eirtunl babe; 8rcwu ida st
nit einem BOrte eisbis @aIj Grtract
aIs sinen Ealisnlaa.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-09-08
aderban @rieIli@aft bon GassnuaOe
Knm.4fh

8egeImdBige 8eriamnIung Der
Oirectoren Der Nferbau GsieIidaft
bon @asconaoe 9.ountp am SOnnta9
ben 3ten Sept. 1892.
MbucienO bic 3erren Subu@cihbOrbt
unG Hrnncis Onden.
Das YrotocuI Der Seriammlun9
bom 6teu Mn1uit muroe oerteIcn un6
au9eaummen.
Der Secretdr bes0bIts an oen @oIIec'
too oed 9tefi Der coIIectirten Yriuat
Yrdmien nit s 10 90 uuo oeS 8etragS
ser coQectirten Advertisements NIT
$500 uber
Solgenbe 8ehnun9en lpuroen Gnge'
noumen uno CUR 3abIung ln9epiefen.
8Ienf & Benlina 47 20
SsmoIS 6lubr. 20
NRrs. g. Qoeb. 2 SIS
8rnf Bros, Is so
0Olgenoe 9errsn acceptirtcn Die &lns
laSuna CUR 6air uno iteIlten Sbreu
Brium in Nusf6t:
Yuul 9Gf. Soaen Mo. g; Garl g8en'
der, Or. g 6, @ertina, Nugulta ; 6 has
&lrtter. @uaeneWsigei. Hug pOItbauS
Set ct. 0enI. ct. 9ous G9cs 8
Sauentamp, } s SiSfab6on. 9prbian
= Buid, 9SaibingiOn Sam. RiIler,
8luhton 3on u 3 Sllne, lebanon !;
0on Cert 9oebeI, Gampbelt0n Y s
Rruutboff, 3sfferion @itp @Ob oOifs
munn. Union gum sHoIbp. 2inu.
BelAtnEen 100 @oiters mit Der
Nnseias iur Den 6air 8au otr6sn ,u
IoGen.
8eidloNtn oab pctr 4eiiner beauf
tru9t iei sinen Wtunn auluitelleu UNI
ole NueitsiIuMasGeb bduoe rsiniQeu III
lanen.
SeidloHen Dap Die ptrren SOttiieb
0ruiimann unt 9Hm. Y0eiheI erluht
leieu Ie cine &abun9 Haub fiir @urIan.
Oen am MittwOd Nforasn uuf ben
5airplnb- ~ Iiefern.
SeiGtOfeu oaB 3etr SottIieb @rOh-
munm beauftrnet lei 500 Yfunb 9en,
4 Sibi- Wtjsen uaO Bibl. 1afet fir
gutter iu beioraen
SsihloiIen baB @err 9obu Gutter
eriuht miro all StelIe oes 3errn 6 US
8rinseOn al5 Siuetabnebmsr wdbyeuh
Der 0auer Der Suir ~ fun8tren.
Bef9loifcu bas = 2eute ais Nuficber
fir Die @ddte ndbrtno Der 0uucr Der
5nir uno l Maru fir Den 3Oa ange-
iteIIt mer6e.
VsidbloGen Die ndAite 8crinmmluna
am OonnerStag ben 7ten Sept. Nflb-
mittln5 2 llbr uuf btm SlnplAa ab
subalten.
3ierauf Bsrta0unr
Bm. 9ersua, SeeretGr
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-09-08

@enfer BId.ter beriftcn iiber eiue
neue Grim ouna, iueidl. Elm Min,er in
Srautretd gemaft, Die, ioute iie ii9
betpabren. filr oen Q8eiRban bon
grobcm gtuben iein mirb. Ser g8in3er
min fatt bes BfrOpfens bas Smpfen
BEL Ger g8einrebc nit bsfem &ttoIg
aneewsnbet bobcn, uno ION bic gerineNe
8erub ruus bss Gates elmer 6ebe nit
Osm elmer oubsren aeuiigen, nm bon
Der Iebteren Die Srudt Der eriteren gu
ersieleu. Wtau bebieut i6 ba;u Der
fir Den Sreisciufdnitt erfuu6eneu
Sneipsauge nit hOppeIt,m 9tinQe.
3uerit moht man an einem 3mciae oes
8ebtodss. oe1en 6riidtc man geluin-
men uiq. einen 3tnidn!t uub bann
fofort einen anoeren al einem 3nsiae
Der &ebe. wsIhe 9eimpft merben iou,
unterbnlb Der erit.u Sraube unb mi.-
oerbolt Die Sp.ratiOn an isbem 3mrisr.
Wie l6ou bemerft reidt oas tleinite
@tom oes SafteS ser implen6en 8ebe
bin, oomit Die aeimpfte ibre Oru9te
er3eu0t. Die 3mpiuna muB beim
iparmen, mo mOalid ftlrmii9en. aber
nidt rcgneriidem98etter oorgenommeH
tuerben, oa Die Gleftricitlt ole Opera.
tiou begiinitigt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-09-08
> 6ermann. NO., Jrcta9 bcn 8. 9cptembcr, 1882.

0as asIbe 6ieber tritt in idreesu-
erregenbsr Neiie in 8topasuille auf-
Sn elmer y8ods Tno bort ubsr 240
9eriouen o:eier Sranthcit erleasn unh
it beinabs feline 5nmilie III Der aansen
Stabt, ipe lde ni9t ben SOB zines Der
Shriaen III tetraueru bat.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-09-08

0uTd ben @enub BON StsdupFeI'
Snmen muroeu lekten O,eufoa fiini
&inber bes in Der 9i0be bon @beItsnhan
mObnsn6cu Glep0arsS SO6ann uni
g8iIbeim,nc Dictridi Ucrgiitet uub ciuss
6crielben. Elm l2i0b,iacr Snate. itarf
ou bemielben Nbenb inter entiekti6en
9dmer3en, pdGrenb Die anoeren siuei
Rna5eH uno Nidohen nnh Dem ftdeti-
iden 5OipitaI in Ct GoUis gebrn6t
pur6cn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-09-08

Gs lit nihts ungeWobnli6ss, bas
8erloneu, meIde an Der 9eber Ieloen,
crit oIIe ,nostiden Nrten @sbeimntittel
gu 3iIfe siebeu, ebe iie I9 Sasu
enti6IieBen. burd ein pirfli@ setie9e.
mes unh beludbrtes NitteI SeiIuus su
Fuben. Or. Nu9uT &oni8's
$ a M burGer &ropfcu fno eiu
a!tes 5ciud6rtes Wtlttei. weIdes feline
0Sirtiamfsit in Sou'enbeH bon SdGen
bswieiea bat, 0ieielbcn reiuiaen Die
SraaHe uu0 eutfernen ole Sale aus
Sem Dilute.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-09-08

Den id0niten OamsHfdub FuOen
uuiere 9eierinnen i'm ,, 9th SbOc
Store". Sin bo10eihnit!fnsr, fittle-
oeruer Sduh, Der i6 IelbIt recOmman-
Slrt Wan gebe bin uno b,id)tiat Die
gSnare.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-09-08
6Our0rbcit.

llutsrssibnets empfsblt f6 bsu Danirn
5srmanne unb TEN pu6Iitum i'm Aleemtinsn
snr Nnfsrtisung aIlrrlri 5aarartfit. ME ]. 9.
3Gpfr, 2Udsu, Spit6es, puFs, 8riS;Iss.
Gpquette 9Bapes, oaartrtten, 3in9srinae,
CHARMS, Obrringe, 9anrblumeu II. s NJ.
aGe auftrGss rperbsn biaie unt isbr l&uud-
bait ausgrfitbrt
8rl. 6. 5. @sistr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-09-08

u L ~ L
turH bic riibmIi6lt Ecfnnnten, eiirrnsi,S Sbrau-
ben VUfOampffGifs srfsr @IaTe pUn 5000
Ipns
8ramuf6pcie. 9eip3ie, 6ermann,
Ssfasri SSsffaFsnbsrs ,rssn SSIni StSESalS%ss' SliSss
N6fatrt n Baltimore, ieben Donnsritds.
iCbe DamefI6iFfatis @eIeaI6aft, feline
Inmpfsr hnb auf ba5 SOlibelft eetnut, nit
beutIbeu Seeleuten 6eutannt unh perbtn
BON beutIdt en- @apitdinen brfebtiat. Die
lbatIn4e. enb folt
Cine Willinu Paliagicrc
bic lleberfabrt apifHen europa unh Mmtrfa
nit 81. .. lcYS.Dampferu aema6t lpri@t
mol am SeItrn fir bic 9tIiebtbrit bieler 9tuis
beim reiien6en pub!ifum.
3mif6cubecf8E 0aifasiere
bsfGrbsrn mir 3u auBsrrrbrniIi@ biGtssn prti,
fen mad unb BON DeutI9Idnb, Oelferrei1lln-
gaTn, u. I. 10.
NGlen Ginpnneerern md mstliGSgn Staaten
III bic Reile iiber . a 1t timore GAM btIrn-
bers an,uratben lie reiIen lebT biIid, Iinb in
unt fGnnen bei 9lnfunft in Yaltintprr unmit.
trltar rom DAmpfEhif in bic bereitliebrnetr
Gilsntnbrpasen fristn.
9Scr aIIc bas alte 8aterIanb brfufen, oeer
8rrpanbie une 3reunee beriiber fpmmsn IaI.
Ien nil, Iplte lh an bic uuterssihnettn A9sn.
ten penben, bic 3U jeber tpeitfren Ausfunft
aern tereit line. SritiiiHe Nnfra9en ptreen
prompt beanttpcrtet.
HeA- 4Htr 6arauf ba6 Gufrf paTagef6eirt
frtr bic Dampfer he5 Nurhhe Il er
glpY auseslfsat treTDen.
u. Sc6ubmacbcr S SU.,
SenercG.Ggenten,
5 Glib 9au Ctr. Baltimore, N1t,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-09-08
@ir fnb tsauftrast
OIrnoI1 Mbumi,

ais einen Ganbibatrn fir bas @mt sts aifHor
BON @assrnabc County nn3u;eissn, unternpr-
fen Der gutipeibuns bfr Rspublisanil6e
@curtY Convention.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-09-08
2HStr hne peeuftragt
@eoro q. 6omfeIAf

1eor8 .. 90mIelot
ais Ganoibat fir County GlerE pra @ostOnahs
GounfY aniu;eiaen, unttrnprfsn Der GntI6tie-
ing Der repubIitnniIhrn @cunts Gcuosntipn.
gPir lIun teauftrast
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-09-08
&. @. 8rueooemouu

ais Ganbibat fir sIfeRrr ron @aseouabs
County nnalaeigen, unterpprfen Der GntI&sie-
uus rer rspubIifanii&su County GrnSentiOn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-09-08

Gruddrbeitsn wsrben bldg uub t..
i4mafUCu in Der Sob-Offce eislss
8Iattss ansefsrtlet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-09-08

Scr 9iatioismuS beainnt piebtr in
nerIhiebenen Std6ten bes Sfens ~
ipuden. 9n Baltimore ba5eu /. 9.
OOr elnigen Ia9en cine NnJabl @ee
Id0ftSIeute elm @ivcuIar erIafIen, in
weldlem fe sur BiIbuna zines 8ereins
nufOrbern, weIher Die BON Der alien
&nowuotbine Yartsi aufseitegteu
Brin:ipicu ais @runb9eies onertsunt
6Olsenoe Baragruphen fnO in Dem
Circular entbaIten
8iefe Organization ioG ausldlieb.
lid aus lueiben Stimmsebern Obne
8u6fat auf ibre reIigi0ie Nnidauuug
beifeben.
2. Sdub Der omerifanilden Snititu'
tiOnen 9e9en ausIdnbifben Ginitub uni
Der ameritonii9en 9nbuitrie 9e9er
auswdrti9e @cnturrens fowobI. ole
aud ae9en Strdfin9S-Nrbeit.
3, 8ei4rdutuns Der ouSldnbiIder
@inponberuu9 unb uoIIitdnojse Gin
iteuun9 ser Ginfubruna armer Nrbeiter
(y YouperS") in oieles 9ano our6 Nuf-
erIeguug elmer idWeren 8opfiteuer auI
ale i'll riefem 9un0e ejutrehennen Nus.
Iiuoer.
4. BefllrWortung Der Anndbne fol
der @ef.bs, Delhe Die 6nentlider
9anoereien ausi9IiebIitb gum Muke,
luirtIider InfeOler reierOiren.
b Sornobms folder @enoeruneer
in ben Observation-Disclosures, mel9r
eiu 2I-ilbriaes tbatfdAlides 8cbner
in @merita forberu, ebe eos g9abI
Bribileaium erlan8t iuerber fann.
6. 0ur 9lmerifausr t0unen ;u Iem.
tern eruourt un6 ermdblt nerbeu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-09-08
ganbibaten Mll3ei9ert.
Bir Tnb bsauftrnst
Nm. 6. 3Oelna

ais tineu neutrality-suspicious. fiir bieg8it-
beTwabI als County @lerf BON @astcnaee
County an3u3eiefn, unterpcrfeN Der GntlGete.
une lsiner Ritbiirser am StimmFaifen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-09-08


IS 1T ui9t S0S crhe NlGI, och bit
Notwithstanding baS 2ano burdwan'
bert. Su ben Eektta 40er uno in oer
eriten 50er Sabren sraihrte lie in fai
allen u0rbIihen Stauten uuo ridtct.
man9es ltnhsit ou, Ste @egner bei
6obrifatinn uno bes Serfaufs geiftigei
GetrGnfe bGtttu in Maine, MdG a'
luhstts unb Bermont gefeat, Mid,igar
erIicb EN- VrObibitionsaeieb oas freilid
ipdter uieoer iurilf9enOmmen iuurbe,
Die YsgiSlatur BON JuinniS nabnt.
wenn aud erIt nod Ion9em Sample bas
"Maine Liquor Law" au. oas Donn
aber oOm8olfe, Dem es ;ur9!bltimmung
borQeIegt mar, uieneraeitimmt Wurbs,
Sn anberen Staoteu trni Oie Scuhs
lueniger beftt9 ouf uu6 ;ulekt ubte
mon peuiglten5 I'M @citen. nur nod,
Dap man cine @pibemie iberitnnosu
batte @5 Iobnte fd fir bic YoIitifer
uldt mebr. 8robibitiOniiten gu fein,
un0 10 ;Og fd Giner naG Dem Nnbern
;uruf. SH 0ieiem Sabre lit Die Scu9e
auf's 9teue auSgebroden, ole @rfOI9e
in SanIas unb Soma baben biel 3u
,brer Serbreitun8 bel9ctra9en unO es
bercltS 10 melt aebroht, ooR faii ous
StaNtsn, Der eine wsniser, Der onbers
mebr, Oubon ersrihen iinb. eternal
vigilance is the price of liberty"