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Daily Republican., 1882-06-27
AT The SCHOOLS.
Closing Exercises at Nos. 3, = and
10 schools this Morning.

10 schools this Morning.
The public examinations at the va
rious schools are in progress to-day ant
the.exercises are varied and interesting
At school. No. 10 the programme was
entered into promptly at nine o'clock
commencing in the first room, in which
are children under eight years of age
The exercises in the lower rooms cou
sisted of singing, object lessons, and
different branches of primary studies
The blackboards were all tastefully y
arrayed with crayon sketches, while
the numerous flowers which decorated
the tables together with the children
arrayed in white and wearing their
best SMILES was a sight never to be for.
gotten. The scholars In each room ac-
quilted themselves nobly, rejecting
much credit on the teachers in charge.
After listening to short program me in
rooms Nos. 4 and on the upper floor,
which was very interesting the sixth
or highest room was entered, where a
more varied programme had been. ar
ranged, several scholars in the other
rooms taking part as follows:
Song, "Fair as the Morning." school;
recitation, "The Chickens Mistake, -
Ida Collins; Defamation, "a Fellow
Who is Game, George Coats; recitation
"Grandma's Jewell" Nary Neary;
sorg, "Will You Love Me When I'm
DID, school: Defamation, "School
boys Kiss" Thomas Lawless; Recita.
ton, Forty Years Ago." Mary Kelly;
Defamation, "Tbey ask me why l am
so Bad" w. Burton; song, "n the
Cleaning" class Of three girls; reading
Somebody's Servant Girl" Nettie
Ryan, defamation, 'I'm Little but
I'm Spunky," j. Duggan; Dialogue,
Scandal, by Annie Wilhelm and
Renna Brown, two little girls; "Far.
mer's Song" by school; reading, ga
Problem Ida Collins; Dialogue, Gre
partee," l.. Sample and w. Smedley;
recitation, "rhe Choicest Goods" An
ME Wilhelm; Vacation, sung by the
school.
f. w. Reeve, member of the II ,ard
of Education and committee in charge,
then addressed the scholars, teachers
and friends in an appropriate address,
them on their success
during the past year and hoped that
their efforts in the future would be at
tended with good results.
Mr.. Sample, of the Board being pres
ant made an interesting address which
was highly appreciated. Both gentle,
men were the recipients OF handsome
ooquets for which they thanked the
members OF the school.
No school had their closing exercises
his morning which were of an excel.
ent character. The school rooms
ooked fine with thor blackboards
landsomeI, decorated and numerous
lowers adjoining the tables and desks.
rhe programme was carried out in al
,reditable manner and all were well
pleased. superintendent Harlan III ,de
IN appropriate speech and the exercises
,losed with the usual presentations,
Mr.. Feukel, Of the Board was also pres
mt but was unable to address the
'Chool on account a OF a.severe cold.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-27

for mans suit and it came, but 1t
must have been for consumptive NOR
tai that never attained five feet In height
nor 75 pounds In weight; he wanted to
know it nothing bat boys and girls suits
were kept On hand; that he came from
city where men grew and he wanted
mans suit. Bnt no suit being found
the reporter had to go without his bath.
At $50 precisely the journey home
ward was commenced and the run to
Camden was madein exactly two hours
aud the excursionists reached the 8. 80
train at Broad and Filbert streets aud
arrived home at $50. The day was de.
lighttul, the excursion q success and
Sea Isle City will be one Of the gre atest
successes of the SEA coast.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-27
Will Leave ON y Pleasure .,,,,',m

Tomorrow morning Mr. ,mnnsl Walt 4
Pennell, Sr., of the firm o, h his wife
Son, fish dealers, will VIII WIN triD rlo and
leave this city on a pleasure .r,p ,ppesk. Aka
expects to be absent at least T., Stn trom m here
Mr. and Mrs. Pennell VIII ~ thsy will
to Camden, N. j., where T., 'tH tSs Csp-
meet their son.in-law, VINO s;oh ~ I they
tain of a large schooner, IN ~ wnaS ,,ond aud
viii embark and visit Richmosts llorts
a number of other Southern p0''''
Daily Republican., 1882-06-27
Close ON tn q Fourth.

A petition having been gotten up by
several Of the dry goods clerks of this
city to have their employers close their
places of business during the en'ire
day on the 4th of July, and not keep
open as heretofore, tho following mer.
chants have signed the petition and
will not open on that day W. NJ. Ken
nard q Co, G. A. Spencer, John Vain
wright, Crosby & Hill, 2. Campbell,
r. L. Russell, Granville Worrell, VIM.
b. Sharp.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-27
Fine w hest.

Mr.. j. j. Pierce, teacher Of penman-
ship at the Rugby Academy, has, on
his farm, in Brandywine hundred, one
of the finest fields Of wheat to be fonnd
in this section, some of the stocks con.
tanning large heads with from sixty to
70 grains thereon. A head of amber
exhibited by Mr.. Pierce, contained II
grains. Who eau beat it?
Daily Republican., 1882-06-27
Getting better.

Miss Kate Millbourne who was as.
saulted by the rufipn Graham while
on an excursion last Thursday, is get.
ting better and is now able to sit up.
There is every probability that she will
recover. Her assailant is still at large,
and it is. s.believed that he has left this
CITY.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-27
A BIG BREAK ALL ALONG
THE LINE.
22s- Marke ct Street-22s.

22s- Market Street-22s.
Great reduction in
the prices of Our stock
OF Spring and Summer
clothing for Men, Boys
and Children. From
to-day we are deter
mined to close out our
stock of Spring a n d
Summer clothing and
have reduced prices &C
cordingly, Our $40
Wooden Suits are re-
duced to s. and IS; our
$17 Suits to 50 and $40
our SIS Suits to $12
and SIS and SO on
through the whole line.
In our Boys and
Children's Department
the mark down is still
more noticeable. Many
of our children's suits
are marked at cost,
scme below cost and
all at greatly reduced
prices. We make this
great reduction in time
SO as to. lear our count
ers for the Fall an d
Winter trade. Call and
see for yourself and be-
convinced t h at first.
class clothing can be
bought as cheap, it not
ch aper, here than at
any place III the coun
try
Full lines OF suitings
ana trowserings always
on hand in our Custom
Department which has
been doing a heavy
trade since last Ms rch.
Good cutters, first class
goods and trimmings
and superior workmen
characterize this De-
partment in ev cry
branch.
Gentlemanly clerks
will wait on you wheth-
er you wish to purchase
or not, at
JOHN H. MOORE'S
22S MARKET STREET.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-27
Artery Severed.

A few days since Mr.. L. G. Simmons
who resides atSixth aud Tatnall streets,
nearly severed one of the large arteries
of his arm in singular manner He
had been shaving bi,nself, and after he
had finished, rubbed the razor over his
shirt sleeve to dry it, when the keen
edge penetrated to the arteries. DR..
Blocksom tied up the ends of the sew
cred blood vessel.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-27
Scalded.

While Mrs. John Hasgs,rsy Hsly,,ty a u .tev.
415 Orange street, was ovesssls fls11
on which were several ,,vsst vsst some \
the,n T.n o.hs on the floor, ard in hs[ ss[ealdsd iS
escape fell down ana ND "sg ~as summons
vereiy. DR.. Rlocksom aro',s % burns
who dressed her numerous
Daily Republican., 1882-06-27
Pain searchcr (Dr. Simms J.

Hot weather has come, with it comes
cramps, pains, headaches, sick stomach,
neuralgia, diarrhea, &C.; nothing can
compare with the Pain Searcher for
quickest relief. Have a bottle ready
always valuable to have on hand, SOC.
Sold by leading dealers. Main depot, 4th
and King streets. Philadelphia depot,
6o2 Arch street, Johnston, Holloway &
Co.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-27
EIoc ton Of Officers.

The semi.annual election OF VII,
mington Conclave, No. y, Improved
Order Heptasophs, was held last even vel
ing, and the following officers elected
A-chcn-W. A. Gallagher.
Proyost-A. f. Best.
Secretary-J j. Whitaker.
Financier C. B. Woodward.
Treasurer-Harry Emmons.
Prelate-William Davidson.
Inspector-A. D. Harner'
Warden-Isaac Dillon.
Sentinel-G. B Underwood ~ N
Trustees-L. A. Bertolette, W. IN
Taylor, G. II. Davis.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-27
TheI,afeAt NeWR.

Holland will make one large photo
graph with frame for 81 %, retouched
in the finest style, no finer made in the
city; 3 fine retouched cabinets for 81 !;
8 cards finely retouched for 81 pictures
copied and enlarged in same style at
the very lowest prices. The only cheap
first-class gallery in the city, No.
East 3rd street, between Market and
King Streets
Daily Republican., 1882-06-27
Arm, Brsk en-

Yesterday afternoon wn'iu W raside, al
named Edward Ehler, VINO .as ..' watch
No. 7l3 East Seventh street. @ ElI ssII from >
ing a game Of base baIi, ID 10 to obtain !
tree which he bad ciimreu W arm abovs
better view, and broke Dis .,sd Il 70 bis resj
dence den x'isu' and Dr.. Maui su%mCtepSs 31actaSs
succeeded in reducing tIe
Daily Republican., 1882-06-27
New Dramatic AssOcia'io"

The Schiller Dramatic Assoc'a"o" ,aO
was Organized last evening, auu CIV
ted the following officers: H.
Stage Manager--James pohn'""
President-Joseph Lange'
Secretary-Cbarles Weld
TreasureI-Miss Il. Gross .h;,,v
The association starts win l,o 'I who
members, and is composed OF those y, "to 40
plaved the "Kansas Emigrants .Iv ~
successfully at the concert reseDT1 Ss .,s
given at the Church Oh ''o
Heart.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-27
No. 3. School.

The closing exercises at No. 3 school
took place this morning ir the presence
Of quite a large crowd. They were
interesting and consisted Of reading,
Rotations, and general examination
in all the branches. In Miss Wollaston' g
room the exercises by the smaller
children were neatly rendered,
Daily Republican., 1882-06-27
u.nd Crushed

Yesterday a man manned y ,ss :, Eiss Nss x
machinery mac, and had 1t it, p' he called n X
bs'; bf Mss ss it"s sSe 10 % ssss 'ss;.sSa e
hand, found it nece''"'
one OF the fingers.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-27
Shot With . Toy Pistol.

ON Saturday last colored boy named
James Wiley, who lives on the street,
was focling with toy pistol when it
accidentally went off, severely burning
and lacerating his hand. The injured
member bled profusely and the boy
was considerably frightened.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-27
The Minimum of
Clothing.

Thin Clothing at the least
cost. To day. read
just the prices on our re-
naming stock OF Mems real
Creole Check Suits from 81
TO $3.50 per suit. These are
not common cotton stuff, but
yer y fair linen aid cotton
mixed. The offering covers
200 complete suits. Also
open to-day, $50 British Lus-
ter (cott on) Sack Coats, at
IS cents. Printed Calico
Striped Coats, fast colors, at
50 cents. Imitation Seer
sucker, the novelty of the
season-Sack Goats $3.50,
Vests S1.5o to $50, White
and Fancy Duck Vests Is
cents to 500.
Besides the foregoing We
have Summer Clothing Of
genuie nPongees, Seersuck'
ers and Fine Fancy Mohair.
WANAMAKER & Brown,
OAK HALL, Sixth aud Market,
PHILADELPHIA. PA.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-27
EXcurstOn Cars

to connect with the A. o. U. w. Ex-
curs,on train to Ocean Grove will leave
Rising Sun at 80 A. M. and the Mid.
die Depot at 5 A. NJ, and at the ?. W..
a. B. Depot on the return
Daily Republican., 1882-06-27

r OST-A POCKET BOOK, CONTAIN
IL ing between 81 and $40 in money; a
check for SO, payable TO the order of Mel.
vile Gambrill, signed by u. q. Baldwin and
some papers containing the name Of melville
Gambrill. The finder will be literally re
varded by leaving the lost aTcticle at 1888
Market st. le27.tt
Daily Republican., 1882-06-27
Get the Best !!

The best Clothing is the cheap.
est atall times. LEONARD HRIss,
No. 1 East Third street, has the
latest and largest variety Of
SPRING GOODS on hand at rea
sonable rates. Superb fits qua.
snteed. AS Q tailor and cutie.
he employs none but tho best
hands and therefore guarantees
satisfaction TO all. You would con.
suit your own interest by calling
and examining his stock, as he lie
as cheap as tho cheapest, and his
stock cannot excclled IN the
citv. m26-3n
Daily Republican., 1882-06-27

Yes, Sutterley & Co. will be open all
day on the 4th of July. and will have
extra help so that none Will be kept
waiting. Come early.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-27
Personal.

Francis Vincent, Esq, has gone to
Washington on business, and will re.
main there for o few days.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-27
U. y. b. r

4 regular meeting will be held this
evening; officers will be elected and
member should be present.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-27

WANTED - THE BOY WHO WAS
w given the bundle on Mondsy morn
Ing at No. %! King street, to be delivered at
No. 704 Washington street. and did not de-
liver it, to call at once and say where he left
it or he will be arrested, as he is known.
le27-tf
Daily Republican., 1882-06-27

Remember Sutterley Il Co. 1902 Mar
ket street, will be open all day on the
4th OF July. Their work Is first class
and their prices are low.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-27

WANTED - FOUR OK FIVE ABLE
w bodied farm hands for harvest work
Apply to w. ATWOOD WkLDIN,
je27-4t near Newport, Del.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-27

NYANTED-A MAN TO DRIVE STORE
w wagon and as ist IN store. apply at
N. w. corner Front Orange sts. VIM. I.
MASSEY. le27-tf
Daily Republican., 1882-06-27

NOR SALE, CHEAP "A BAY a.
E mar., 8 years old and new wag. AH
o1 and harm, ss. A credit Of 90 days, or per
cent off for cash. Address Q. Y. at this office.
le27-5t*
Daily Republican., 1882-06-27

DR KLLNE'S GREAT NERVE RE
H. steeDf, 10 the wonder Of the age f6r -,
nerve }assA All fts stopped frss. Send
N solsAr6h st1pet, Philsdsiphta. Pa. S 4
Daily Republican., 1882-06-27
CHANDLER,

CARPENTER AND CONTRACTOR
Shop No.Z7 East Front street; residence,
1871 West Eighth street. Orders Jeff will. De
promptly attended TO Your patronage ID
solicited a2ltf
Daily Republican., 1882-06-27

NOR SALE CHEAP--A FlRSTCLASS
e threshiDg machine engine and boiler,
has only been in use short time. Can be
seen running St this office.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-27
NEUsEUM, HO,EL 4 POOL ROOM

NVSEUN, HV Ell a PUOII KOON
Nl / Ch4dw .ck's Museum B BIilding, cor.
atlantic and Ohio avenues, Atlantic ity,
N. j., the handsOmeSt and coolest pool room
on the Island, tables complete. boarding
and lodging BY day o" wet k, reasonable;
your patronage is solicited ana you will be
happy when you come, ". IHAuK COZ
EMS, Proprietor. ~ 6td-4tw
Daily Republican., 1882-06-27

NOR SALE-2 GOOD WORK HORSES.
T. inquire oiGso. W. Bush, French street
wharf. je27.6t
Daily Republican., 1882-06-27

b,'ss.y,o Nervous ISss,i W.
|'SSsl'iSs, Sexual
F. R. srhinvsSsssan.. /
Daily Republican., 1882-06-27

DOARDINti-SEJO n THIRDST
ID front rooms with board at 500 King st.
le27 3t+
Daily Republican., 1882-06-27

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spite. Nd
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petition
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Daily Republican., 1882-06-27

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at seven O.
nine O.
visited Dl
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alal As cOnditiJ
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has passe
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quit bis ra1|
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va'a!ug mistr
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4 u That was no
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sl, Wished to th|
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y FSsnisuudeert
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b p,sasii plsai Is that,
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-04-28

rem Sgenen uerIekt. Su Der mmeeqenh
uon Bromnsplae Fnb eipe Meuge 6arms
Bdnier nieberaegiHen pOEbsH. DIE De-
lammtsabI Der 8erIetten beIdnft fi@ nmf
me6r ais $50 8erfoueu. Bon benz @es
bdnbs, ii wel9eut ft9 bas Gitp 6oteI
befdnb, III Elm S@uttbaufen dbri9.
Die 2ei@e bes Farmers Matt. Winiams
wurbe Na9mittu9s nm balb 3wet unter
EIImlnern b~eruOrsetogen Der Ropf mar
gu Bret sequetf@t.
Mtiloaa Ieihet f6wer, ni&t nur
pom ben ROTTEN GenfeIn, genannt &pas
Dies, bic iest1@on wieOer unfus treibeu,
lOnbern aud pom BEN weiBen TeufeIn,
genlnnt Com Bous o6er 8iebbirten
Der @ouuerneur pon Nriaon0 minl@t
i'm fhbIi@en EbeiIe heB Gerrttoriurns nit
6lIfe Der 8unbesresieruus ben BeIaees
runssbuitanb etnBufihren, uut Se9en bic
meiBen EeufeI na@6rifti5er eini9reiten
in t6nnen. @i9ter BesI beFen Sobn
in GbarIefon tn Go@iie County uon
@om 8ops ern1orbet wuroe, bot In etuer
3eitnng IN G~outbffone, benz b~eriibmten
RtneupIase un6 6auptorte 6es 9enanns
ten gOuntp, foIsenbe uer3weifeIte I'm
tanbisung e~rIafen: vAn bic BepDItes
rung pom Gombifouei SD bin uieqei9t
ui1t in Der Gage cine Flare unpartetifGe
Meinuus aus5nbriiden, alIein i@ babe
ben 9uten Birsern pom @o@ife County
gu fasen, baB fte DreierIei tbun t0nuen.
@s Iebt unter eud cine RIaife uon 6aIss
abf9netbern, ueIde ibr ME 9eri9tIi5
zines 8erbre9ens hberfibren t6nnt. Sbr
mibt aulaumenbaIten unb eu@ bobur9
6ei6Iteu, baB tbr fte uerttIst. ober ibr
miBt bas 2anb linen i6erlaiien, ober
tbr wer6et elmer mad benz anbern unrses
bra9t werben, wte metn SObu.@
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In benieRigen @6hiHteu Der BeD5Eferung
ifatt6nbet, henen bic MlitttI sur Isibs
Ii9en nnb seifissu GrSisbung Der RtnbeE
am f~nappfen 6emeffeu fnb2
bod no Iieat bic AbbIlfe3 Ja, nenH
man has miBtei Jn Der NusDanberuns
Ut lie aus ben oben a~neefibrten @nin=
ben ni9t su in6en. - Da5er fu5t u,dit
in an6erer Ri1tuns. 0lan enpFebIt
gridweruns Ger 6riratbrn bur9 bas
g~rforberniS 6es Ra9Ueifes Der 66biss
teit, cine 6amiIie gu erndbren. I'm 81
ue,6dteu, bag fi6 bann Die 2obI Der ms
ebeIi9en @eburten ibsr @ebhbr pers
mebre, perIauet man bas, mas bas fran.
t6fi9e 9eiet uerbietet LA recherche
de la paternite unb bic 8er6feuts
Li9uug Der Ramsn aler uuDerebeIt9ten
Batter. Snr3, mas ma be3us6t, it
cine Berminberun9 Der !8abI Der 9es
burton.
Nas man niGt BAT, bas eben brau9t
man, unb mas man BAT, Tam man ui1t
brau1m. Teutf9Iano tIieet gu DieI
Rtuber un6 6rantrei3 gu wenis. Das
rum 1T bic au5wanberung aus Deutf9s
lamb 10 riefg unb bic aus 6rantrei9
aIei9 Ruu. Oarum perminbett f9
Der 6ur3f9uittli9e 8OItswoblfanb IN
Deuif9Iaub unb usrure5rt if4 in 6ronts
reid. Amerita brau5t ft9 farerft nm
ioI9e Grasen ben ROpf nod ni@t 81 3ers
bre9en wenisfens ut9t, ebe bic Ser.
Staatsn bas tweite Sabrbunbert ibres
8eftanSes btnter ft9 babeu. Damn mo-
gen uniere llrenteI feben, wie fe aure@t
tommen. SH. St3ta.
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aeben6er 8eratbung aber bieie 8orIase
wntbe bieIeIbe ausseiset uno mad elmer
turaen sebeimen Stsuns frat Bsrtaeuns
elm.
10. GprtI. Sun Abseorbuetsabaufe
beri6tete Der Bu6aetausi@nB cine Na4s
bemtGisune poH $465. 900 fur bic Ree
eierun9Sbluderei elm. SobanH wur6e be-
Ialofen bic GaIiicOmmiifouss BorIGse
beileite su Iegsn uu6 ;ur grwasuus beS
8eridtS beS Bablousi4nh.s iber ben
ntaber Wablfreit 3u i9reiten. Derielbe
wuroe mad GINGER Seit aus9eiest uuo
Johann Der @eietentwurf CUR Reseluns
Der Bafagters8 ef6rberung auf Seei9ifs
fen anqenommen. = Zine 3uI9rift bes
Marinem;nifters in Betreff Der Grid:
tuna elmer @raiebanesonfoIt fir Snbias
ner auf Der RiIitdrs Releruation in 0ftn:
nefota, war6e pe1IeIen. = SurIOws pom
Wli9iean, &obeion pom Rew Serfep uno
Gpr pom Rew 0ort wurbeu gu Rit9Iies
bern bes Contemporaries iber ben BIZ
pIomatifden un6 9oniuIars@ Stat ernGnnt,
worauf 0erta9ung eriOIete.-Sm Senat
wurbe anf Antraa non SobnfOn Der
Stadtsminiiter um abf1rittIi3e GorIe;
suns bes i'm Sabre 1876 swiiden bem
ameritnnii1sn 9eianbten in Wablib unb
benz lpanii6en Winilter bes NeuBeru IN
Betrtf Ger auf Cuba gum Tobe uerurs
tbeiIten ameritanii9en Burger seflbrten
S6riftwe3Isls erfu3t. = Die Senatss
portage, uobur9 Der 8ertauf zines Gbeis
les ber Recreation Der RrdbeusSnbia.
ner IN Rontana fur bic Ror6sY aeifies
Babu 9enebmi9t uirb, wur6e an9enoms
men. - Der misunderstanding @tat
wurbe sIei9fous anseuOmmeu. - Bonn
9rdibenteu lag cine BOtidaft iber BITE
an bic norris unb characterization Res
publiten seri9tete @inlabur9 ga einem
am 90. Rousmber b. s. gu Wuibtu9ton
absubaItenbeu @onsreB DOT. ste wurbe
u~erlefen unb an ben Ausi9uB fur ausu.
AnseIesenbeitsn Derpieien.-PIumb srs
~itattete a6er bic nit benz Saule SepFo:
gene @onFeren5 betreHS Der itreiti9en
Soften i'm Poits@tot babin Beri5t. baB
cine @inisuns ni3t gu Stanbe setOms
men iei, un6 beantrl9te, baB Der Senat
IN Ieinen Mmenbements feltbalte. Na9
etn9eben6en @%r6rteruneeu wurbe oteie
A~u9elessnbeit an ben BubsetsAusf4nB
usrUieien, wOrauf Serta9uns eintrat.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-04-28

sSnbianern IN bober gsIHtbe foub, bot
felt benz europdif@en 8 import faif oufges
b6rt. Die guItur Der gfait5e 1T in6eis
fen elmer Experimentation e;ntUideIuns
fdbig, 6a ffe niemoIs bnr9 6r5iie pers
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Staatea sef9tebt. DEcoian, Eabasco,
Gera Grut, Gbtapas iin6 Turau9o ifnb
bic 5auptbaumwou : G5taatea. SobaIb
erf bic seeisneten Maf9ineii our &einis
guns Der Bounimoue unb ~ ibrer Sers
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wiro bns Weritanif9e Yro5aft NIT ben
beffen grseusnifen Aesuptsns unb Der
Der. Stonten an Der 4iuetpooler B6rie
rnetteifern.
Der Sn6igo md9ff tn ber sansen bei.
FEN Gone Nib, ba CT isbo9 tn Der
8epubIit ni9t rsstIredt angebout wtrb,
10 fsurirt er nod ni6t ais 4usfubrs
&rtiteI, NIT weIdem seeeuwirtie @uates
maIa BITE europdii9en Wdrtte uerforgt.
gs ei6t IN ben meritanifden BdIbern
mod uieIe an6sre 9Fansen, beren S,aft
uon ben SIbtaneru gum 6drhen gebralI@t
uirb, aber bis jest wer6eu ffe nod nt9t
tuItipirt.
Das Snfett, ueI9ss bic go9eniue
Iiefert, ae6eibt In Rerico better, ais in
ben 2dnbern bes characterization Cons
tinentes, unb fein Broout4 er3ielt in
europa b6bere Preile. Dse 3u9t bes
Snietts i9eint bort uraIt 3u Ietn unb mar
in fribereu Seiten nett uusssbebuter, ais
iett. Oucatau, 8uebI0 unb HiGoaian
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genwdrtig tennt man he gar ni9t msbr
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fe nod TIM Stnat Soiaea 'gebeibt. sic
befnbet f9 ausi9Iieblt9 IN ben 9dnbeu
bes tIetuen inbtanit3eu Farmers, ber
pom ben @rtrdgrifen feiner eins unb
~3msitauieno Hopalpfan3en bebaeIi9
Iebt. Sun apriI unb Mai perben tleine
R6rbe an Iestere sebdust, aub tn bteie
Iest Oas Wetb9eu bic gter, UNI bann 3u
fferben. Die tsbten SPLITTER Iiefern bic
erife grnte mnb 3wei bis brei @obeu
ipater trte9eu Wpriaben uOn Snieeten
aus ben S0rb9eu, ft3 pom tem Saft Der
9ftan3e 3u ndbren. SIN sSannar urb
Sebruar beir1if bet 3a1ter ieine 0aupts
ernte elm, iubem er aue Tbiere tiS auf
bieientSen t6Otet, bic Ell CUR 0eiterpros
button sebrau@t.
Die Sabsier Der 0icst0uige unb Der
Bar9ertrtes boben bic SeibensSnbuftrte
brad 9eIe9t, unb ba idbrIi6 WtiaiOnen
merlcauii@er Dollars fur Seioe ms
4usIanb sebe,t, 70 uerbteB bic ResterunS
BeIobnunaeu allen 5armern, bic cine
beitimmte In3ubI Maulbeerbdume pflau>
gen, eiue MaBreseI, bic 3ur 6ebuns
6iefes @rwetb3weises wefentli9 bettrasen
blrfte. vEe6riter.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1882-07-12

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