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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1882-01-28
SHE FELT SHOCKED.

He had been introduced to girl
from Boston, and together they
paved aimlessly though a broken
back album.
and shall You hang up your
stoekins?" he inquired, as they
.&iked Of Chistmas.
Sri exclaimed the Boston girl,
w,:.s herself up proudly and
-.-,.4- Ley qu.vering glasses firmly
aa ,.er nose, let me never hear You
,seaA u me again"
-3nd shr swept grandly ont Of the
room, While the young man went
and iaid his astonished head against
the frostV window pane and turned
sick n his stomach.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1882-01-28
& Woman's Experience.

Mothers and Daughters should
feel alarmed when WEAKNESS con-
stantly Expresses them. If l am fret
lul from exhaustion Of vital powers
and the color is fading from my face,
Parker's Ginger Tonic gives quick
relief It builds me up and drives
away pain With wonderful Ger
tainty-Bufalo la7y.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1882-01-28
SMITH WAS OUT.

A Griswold street lawyer was sit
ting in his Office the other week
when stranger appeared at the
door and said:
''Beg pardon, bat can you tell
me where Smiths Office is?"
eyes, sir next door"
The stranger uttered his thanks
and passed to the next door, which
vas locked. Returning to the law
yer he observed:
Smith seems to be out?"
"Cf course he IS. Ii you had
asked that question in the first
place l should have answered it by
telling you SO.
The visitor had q troubled look
on his face as he passed out of the
building, but that look was gone
When he returned next day and iu-
quired of the lawyer:
How much will you charge me
for q verbal opinion in Il little mat
ter?"
"Oh, about So"
The case was stated and the opin-
ion given, and the stranger was
moving away when the lawyer said:
"My fee, please"
81 haven't cent to pay you!"
"You haven't?"
"Of course not. If you had asked
me that question in the first place
| should have answered by telling
you so. Good morning, sir!"
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1882-01-28
". b. CooK; Sheriff.
Covington, Jan. Z. 1882
LnSD OFFICE, NV O&LsANs. Ia, /
Dee. s. lNSI

Notice is hereby giyln tIt t,.c follow
1ng named settlers have hieI notice ui
intention to make anal proof IL support
81 rAe,r ylai.ls. ana that sa!,l roc:, vii
Dc made Lefor" tar .'i.4,r os Clerk VI Iii,
Court, al FranAlinton, La. on the 2Ist of
January. 1882, VIZ:
NANCY TCLLos, Homestead No. 1874,
for the southwest quarter Of the north
east quarter, and northwest quarter of
southeast quarter Of section IL, town
ship l, sonth, range II east, st. Helena
meridian, AMI names the following as
her witnesses, viz:
Charles Grain, John Grain, Leroy Bre-
land and William Ard, OF Washington
parish, La.
RICHARD REEVES, Homestead No. 1858
for the southwest quarter of the north
east quarter, and the northwest quarter
of the southeast quarter of section s.
tnwnship l. south, range IL east. st.
'HeTsMK KfdBrld1snss and naiIes ne rol1oiw
ing as his witnesses, viz:
L. J. Bickham, Henry Magee, Eli Ma
gee and Frank Grain, of Washington
parish, La
deli st Gro. BALpEY, Register.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1882-01-28
Elegance and Purity.

Ladies who appreciate elegance
and purity are using P.trker's Hair
B,.isam. 1t is the best article sold
for restoring gray hair to its original
color, beauty and lustre.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1882-01-28
PATENT rs.

Ta continue to act as Solicitors for Tat
,.y.:s. Caveats. Trade MARKS, Copyris -.
at".. frr the Critc,: States canada. tu?.a,
England. Franco. Germany. e.e. -
l.;.,a h..d t.liGty-iite years e. ~ =
euce.
Patents obtained thrau-i, rs a. aa-
ticad in Tie S,iEH1Iic a,.EEIcAN. lie
la.-e ara spleudii illustrated Nres tv
napor. > % :. year, shnws the Prn,resS
II science. is very interesting. and has
m enormous circulation Address
MUM ts GO, Patent Solicitors, ruh-
,l>f,g.s If SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, ~ Park
Row. New York Hand bcoS about
Patrnas sent free,
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1882-01-28
! HORRIBLE AlpRMoN CRIME

A correspondent of the st. Louis
R-pubiican, writing from Salt Lake
City, relates the following:
Ohe crime, which was committed
here only short Gme ago, I must
describe. Mrs. Maxwell came to
Salt Lake City With her husband in
.loG3. Two years aiterwai DIS her
husband took a5other wife, and
sne year lalar he BIAS sealed to IA
;hird. Mrs. Maxwell had two sons.
aged respectively Il and lG years.
Ineir father urged them to go
through the endokment house and
become Mormonslbound by all the
oaths of the church. Mrs. Max
well objected, and ia order to pre-
vail over her son$she told them the
secrets of the ef3owment house.
The penalty for gealing these Sc
cfets is dismel erment of tue
body. cutting OF the throat, and
tearing out fln thgue. Mr.. Max
well overheard 4 wife, being. in
'ae-sd s!niss ] ~ sid ssorthwitk.
be informed the elders, who sent
for the unfortunate woman and her
two sons. They were taken into
what is called the ozark pit" a
blond-atoning room under Brigham
}ouDgs house. Tie woman was
then stripped of all her clothing,
"n@ then tied on her back to large
t,tle. Six members OF the priest
hood t1eu performed their damna-
j Z crJme. They first cut off their
-ictln S tongue. and then cut her
throat, after which her legs and
arms We're severed. The sous were
compelled to stand by and witness
.nIs d,eadful slaughter of their
mother. They were then released
and gwen twenty-four hours to get
outside Il the territory, which was
then IN imposslbility. The sons
wti., directly to the house Of
:lasns.. tu whom they related the
aptca"rE of their mother, and get
tiag i package OF provisions, they
started; bus on the following morn
ing they were found dead-they
had met the Danites. One other
case similar to the above occurred
about five years ago. in the city hall.
These are truths, and the lady to
whom the SONS told their story is
willing to make affidavit to the
facts, i she can be guaranteed i'm
mumity froN'Mormon vengeance.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1882-01-28

\ New London tramp Was able 10
get enough to eat, such as il .v:;.
and he s.epo colr fortahiy in harI,:,;
bu5 he was puzzled how to Get a
new suit of clothes without wnrkin.
for them. 1t length no hit upon
the idea OF slipping into small -pox
pest house and spending an hour
there. This he did without fear,
as he had long been pitted By the
disease. The authorities had to
Durn his rags. and SO he got tho
desired new outfit.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1882-01-28
yroman's health is dependent up

Noman's health is dependent up
on regular monthly uterine action.
Interfere with this grand function
Of female life, and disease will be
the legitimate result Nature de-
manls regular action, and her laws
cannot be violated tnless at the ex-
pense Of health. This function,
his monthly secretion must cou-
time from the age of puberty to
the turn OF life. " with unnatWai
obstruction; and inattention to this
fac. has consigned thousands of fe-
males to untimely graves. A rene
dy for all these troubles has been
prepared by the medical profession,
which will relieve old and young of
these monthly excuses and weak
nesses; will restote nature; will
Strengthen the veal and debilitated
will eive rotundity hnd shape to the
ie.n and haggard, bnd will impart
;ra@ to tie impoverished blood.
DE- Drolugooies ENGIIsH FEMALg
GIrFEH, j. The remedy and viii DO
. H. WORK. Ia satisfaction.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1882-01-28
OMNIBUS LINE.
cV w. I'll, DATENFGi Y.

leaves Covington for thc OH Landing,
caanecting with the steamer Nv Cane
III. Viii take passengers 70 my Iart ct
this OF adjoining parishes. Terms mod
erale. Ieo-
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1882-01-28
Es - n>--
PET NAMES.

He "May | call you Revenge?"
She-"Whyy"
He-'Because Revenge is Sweet
She-"Certainly you may; pro-
vided, though, YOU will let me call
you 'Vengeancel"
He-"And why would you call
me Vengeance"
She-"Because Vengeance is
mine"
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1882-01-28

The New Orleans Hcei{y Times
Democrat ana tae FARMER, one
year, for 50 -. il advance.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1882-01-28
HE PAID, AS USUAL.

The commercial traveller of a
Philadelphia house while in Ten
nessee approached a Stranger Us the
train was about to start, and said:
Are you going on this train?"
"I am."
Have you any baggage?"
"No."
"Well, my friend, you can do' me
a favor, and it won't cost you any
thing. You see, I've two rousins
big trunks, and they always make
me pay extra Tor Que OF them. You
can get one checked on your ticket
and we'n euchrc them. See?"
YES, see; but ] haven't any
ticket"
"But l thought You said, you
Were going on this train?"
$50 am. I'm the conductor
"Gh,"
He paid extra, as usual.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1882-01-28
LAND OFFICE, New ORLEANS, la, |
December 23, 1851.

Notice IS hereby 9iyen that the fol-
lowing namel settler has iii"d notice II
his intention t. make final proof IN sup
.,ort of lis ciaia, and that sid proof
syill w made before t,le 4al-A o. Clerk
Of tie Count, It Go.iugfan, la, ca Mon
DAY, February 6, 1852, ~:
jAMi> Ryan, Hom,s,a4t NJ. 4292 for
She norm half of the northeast quarter.
and southeast quarter II He northeast
Inartcr, of section -, township p south
-an-c II east. ~ .!2leIa meridian.
lie names the following Witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon
ana cultivation ct s:;!,! lanl. IL:
Henry Dues, CHARLES Hu.h- Joseph
Eyar. az, Harry pWeh. o. =. Iau.Hany
parrish: Il
fat st I5rn. H,.DEY. Register.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1882-01-28
He paid extra, as usual.

A Peoria LII. merchant hired !.
new clerk, who was presently called
upon fora quart OF vinegar. He
went to a barrel and filled the
measure. That afternoon the mer-
chant was surprised to find that all
his customers IN the neishborhood
were making a run on vinegar At
the last moment, when it was TOO
late, he found that the new clerk
was selling vinegar from the whisky
barrel,
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1882-01-28
Succession OF MARIE j. Nixon.

STATE Of Louisiana, parish Of s.. Tam
many Eighteenth Judicial District
court
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1882-01-28
LiND ClEIct, NEW UkL@a>s, Ia, I
Dec ~ 1871. [

=
Notice Is hereby Giyyn, that the following
named settlers have filed notice of their
Intention 10 make final proof II support
OF their claims, aRi that said proof Will
ba made before the Judge or clerk of
he court. 1t Covington, 81. Tammany
parish, La. va Ale 2ist day ot January.
iN>1, Va:
j"Hx j.. u.-.ss. Homestead ~, se7I
tor tnr snuti.r., y quarter oi' abe sonth-
west quarter Of section g, and the north
west quarter ut the northwest quarter Of
section {. township Z, south, range 1t
east, ST, Helena mlctiiian. and names
the follawingaS his witnesses;
AdolphuS Raham. Joseph Hebard.
Preston Benne! and Robt. W. Bennett.
OF ST Tammany parish. La.
AD0LPHyS BAIIAN. Homestead No. 4I19
for the east h&ii of the southeast quarter
OF section -, township 6, south. range
10 east, 81. Helena meridian, and names
The following ;tS hi> witnesses. viz:
Jehn u Reed Jos. l., bard Gustave
Duf.arf a'.,I Jas Nurk % 81 Ta2many
parish, La.
dei75t Gro. BALDEY. Register
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1882-01-28

"a. 1T tEEh. fE,LDLY, iteTIStGr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-11-24
Mus hem-@ -@tante.

in Bates county lit 8stroIeum
eutoeft poroeu.
Die @pfel&rnte in- WacOn GounlD
miro auf 3OO,00 8uibcl aei@dbt unO
reprGfentirt einen Wertb BON $50, 900.
Sic Sarmer BON Susper GouatD
tnben bisfen 9erbit &auienoe lun9e
Obhbaumc uusaeiett.
Dor einiaen Sasen tobete Seize gB.
9eurg in Der 9dbe BON SefferiOn @itD
nit einen @6ub IA @nten. 60 iuet
eiues unIerer geafeI bIdtter.
9Ila 6owIer Gin Sasmer i'll Stalls
GoautD biiIite II BuibeI &Orn Gus
einem 9aufeu (schocE) l6 9teiben I'M
| Guaorat, peIbes sinem Grtrag BON
120 8uibeI per Nfer 9leidtOmmt.
2Im l6. b. 80. bat Die in unierer
9ladb itaot S8aibinatOn erideinenOr
vYOh" ibreu II. Sabrgamg dnaetreten.
lluierem v.oIle9en Die beiten @tfOlBe
fur bic 3utuuft munidenO. srotuliren
mir ibm aum Sobrestase.
Wtit NuSnabme BON Solar @ouGtD
unb Der Start ct. 9ouiS bat Der
Staots'Setrctdr iest eie officieuen
8abIberidte in 3duoen. Da cr ie,
bod Die 8eridts uidt ofneu odrf bis
fe ale m feinen Sdnben iinb. unb
infoIae oes @nbI-@onteitss in St.
2ouia er 6iefeIben uorausfdtIid in
ben nd1fsu-14 Saaeu aud uidt ere
balteu wiro, fanu oas officieQe 3eiuI-
tat DER BabI in unierem Staate Dor
Oieier 3sit nidt bcfanut aema6t Uer'
Den.
Ser GriminaiprojsB 9enen sSrant
Samss.psasn IaubwOrbes lOH am 27.
stOucmbefaln &aniaS eGits besiuucn.
@s betbt berT slasaraastc wcrbe f6
i@uIOig betennen.
Snp Smitb, DEM 14iabriseu Sun9en,
ruelder i'll ct. 2ouiS county feiuen
Batter eri9OB, Oes WOroeS i6uIOi9
befuubeu uuo oe6balb gum &coe Der.
urtbeilt wurbe, iit am 0toMtus bon
8idter GOuarbS elm neuer Yrr3eb
bepiQi9t luoroen. Der 9ruuo .bierSu
mar, CAB oas Seridt ou Die @ef9wor-
eneu nidt ole ridti9eu SnitruftiOnen
ertbeiIte.
lleber Sobu 9abS. Der Dor einem
Sabr ben beutfben g8irtb YbiIipp
WlIIer an Sofutb un0 9rauo Glue.
in ct. 2Ouis ermorbetc, iuurbe am
Monta0 BON Griminal-3idter 2ausb-
lin 6as llrtbeil sciproden, am %. Oe.
;enIber gebdn9t gu iucroen.
37O,997 Nder SumpF wurocn
in ben Counties Butler, Stoobaro.
NiiiYiflippi uuo ScOtt w1brenb ter
Iekteu Wonate uertauft.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-11-24

9ebten Mittwo6 itarb Der 9reiie
Souruoliit Shurlom Meeo. e,ncr Der
9riiubsr Der rspublifaniideu Yartei,
i'm Glitter bon SIS Sabreu. 0erfelbe
iuurOe in Cairo. @reeue GuuntD, Stem
9ort 9eboren uno erIsrnte in isiner
5u9snb oOs 8udoru6er9efddft. Su
1872 bate er iif ais Sambotr anlper'
ben ia6en unb ocn Selo3us mitgema9t.
1880 CAB sr feline erle 3sitlln9 in
&oGeiter, 81. 9. bsrauS unb eini9e
Sabre ipdter wurte er in Sc 9eaisIatur
isine5 StanteS OewdbIt. QSec6 bate
tets letGnItcn Nnt6eil an allen poIiti-
idcu &usesfraseu aenonmen uub troB
bem CT lit eiucu lebr 9rOben 0AssaRsstita;
in ieiner Yortsi srporbsn sotte. be.
uuste er reuleIben niemaIS Sur 6ogber-
uub lcincr ciacuen Sntere0eu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-11-24
Mortgage Sale.

Whereas Henry Bueker and Henrietta Bueker
his wife by their certain mortgage decd, dated
the BIRD day OF February, a. ID. 1870 and record
ed in the Recorders S Office of Gasconade county,
State of Missouri, in Book Il, page 800, did con-
vey to the undersigned Frederick Linnemann
the following described real estate, situated in
the County of Gasconade and Stale of Missouri
tO-Wit:
The west half of north west quarter of the north
east quarter; east half of the north west quarter
south part of the north west quarter of the north
west quarter south west quarter of north west
qnarter and north west quarter of south west
quarter of section twenty (2), township for
ty-four 40, range five (5) west, containing 2I0
acres more or less.
secure the payment OF a certain prOmissOry note
with interest therein described and whereas
default has been made in the payment of said
note and the interest due thereon, secured by said
mortgage deed Now, therefore, by virtue of the
provisions of said mortgage deed, and in pursu-
ance of the power in me vested by the same, /,
the undersigned, Frederick Linnemann, will on
Saturday, the 8. day of December 1882,
between the hours of nine O'Clock In the fore
noon and three O'Clock in the afternoon Of that
day, proceed to sell the property herein above
described, at public vcndue, for cash in hand,
to the highest bidder, at the Court House door
in the town of Hermann in said County of Gas
cOnade and State of Missouri, for the purpose OF
satisfying said note and interest thereon.
FREDERICK LINNEMANN,
Mortgage.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-11-24

s Der neucrndbIte 9ouuerneur Gid
lpro9 in 2snDeuwortb feline 9lnT9t
iber oas YrobibitiOnsaeisk pic folst
aus: Oas 2iquor. 9efeb bat UOIIitauoig
SiaSfo gsmadt' Gs bate ME Dem
8eicsbud cingereibt iuer0en ioIIen.
@6brenO ih ielbft ein S5reunb Der
Wdbi9reit nnO fur maBisen SenuB bon
Bier unO @cin bin, Ueroamme i1 lebes
Selsb. wel0eS cinem 8ureer Uoridrei-
zen mill, oab or fcin 9ctrdnT 9eniebe.
9urb eia Ueruiiniti9eS 2icens'Seleb
IdBt f6 i'm Staate pieI @uteS ltiften.
0ic Strofen, iueldc OaS eeseumdrti9e
Seiek feititeIIt. fno uniinni9 unb un-
9ercdt. SD weroe 9lGeS. mas in
meiner Wtodt itebt, tbuu, um Oieies
Geieb ob9eanoert Su betommcn. ct
Sobn bebauptete. oaB Yrobibition I'M
Staate fib belpdbrt babe, aber ole
&botiadcn itrafen 9iiaen. 9Sdbrent
Der Gompngne babe id feineu Srt &C.
funOcn, no man nidt 2iquor bate
befOmmen f0nnen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-11-24

Na4 cincr amtIidsn Sb1bun9 eut-
fallen in peu Ser. Stoatcn ouf 1000
Ginwobrer 753 @inncr, 764 S9afe
uub $50 Sdweine. Die Ser. Gtaatcn
Tn0 aIio UcrbdItuibm65ig weit rci9sr
al Sicb, lIs ole euroJ6ii1eu Stantcn,
in Ocnen nuf 1000 8epogner nur $40
9tinOer, 682 @6afe uno 156 Sdwcin:
fOmmsn. llno 9er0be Gisleni9en Gbci-
le Der Union, welde Die idliuddfte Be
O0IferunA boben, Scigen oen bebeutenO.
item 8iefoub, beun auf 1909 G;nuob.
ner fOmmen in GcroS 1000 9tinOer unb
1000 Sdweiue, i'll SlinoiS 1000 Sim
ocr uuo cbenlO oicl Shneine, III Ntil-
Iouri 1850 3inoer unO 1900 Sdweine
9JebnIid itebeu Die YcrbdItuilIe i'll Sol.
oraro, 6auias II. u. Die Sutterbe,
rei;uua lit beionocrS tart in Stem gort,
YennlpIunnia, SbiO, Sqinoia, nab.
reuO fur &1ie Die luiatigitcn Staater
Mem @ort uno Obio iinb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-11-24

3m Sabre 1868 oIs Slid GunoiSat
flr @OuUcrueur bon &aaiaS Uar er-
bieIt or 1880 Stimmcn unO Isin
@esner 29,765. Sin sewaItiaer llm.
idpuu9 in 4 Sabrcu. Nber fur cincu
oenfenocn Nieni@en nidts ertaunIi@es,
oeuu fcin Staat in UeI9em oaS beut.
ids element einc iOlde Wodt lit, iuie
in Sanias, tanu auf Die Dauer unter
Der Nuatcl zines st. 5obu unS bes
bon ibar befiirluOrteten Sempercn;.
Sandtiemus gebdlten Deracn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-11-24
0er,nann, No., 8reitoe.

gGemn: Gin 8lan, Ger augenbIidIid
Iebbaft ia Der grefIe befproden miro
sur Nustibruna aeInnat 10 wiro bi
Sfreiiesiotidsu Nmerita nHo euro
pa tiinfii9 nur fuHf Sage in Nnfprnd
ntbmea. Man mia ndmlib BON Del
Sdf1ite Ger Sniel Mem sSrunbIant
Dampfer mad Der 9Beittulte BON Sr.
Iano Iaufen lofen5 nuo hnonr1 Dit
Sabtf ypii6ep cen biicen BeIttbeiter
auf iltuf Saae ubtiir;er. Die Gntfern'
uas npiihf1 bcibsn Yuntteu betrd9I
nus 1910 Wteikn: 0ieies, BrOiett III
lh6Il+fsjt eiuiAcr 3sit in Setrndtun9
unS bs[enOers tbctia o0flr war ar,
NotUp green. Ger Nufunas Nu9uit gu
9lem Yort cine @eieafdaft gu oe6eu
NuSfiibruna aegrnnbet bat. bereE Yrd-
iioent sr 1T. 0err 8Iodmann 1T @ice'
Yraii0ent. 3hrf gfame lit vSr0be
amcrif. uno enrop. Sbort Cine" Blo6-
man wir frilber Sirettor Der @clu
6ounOlano Giienbnbn.
&On oen 9te9ierunaen BON gtOOa
Scotia uno Stem 0ounblan0 uno BON
Ganuoo fuO Sreibriefe gtUorbeu nor
oen, uno man bat nit bent 8lu Der
Srfor0 Oiuiiion DER GilenbIbn be9on.
men. ole 20 4Reilcn ling lit unb BON
SrforO nad 9tew 8IaS0ow fiihren loG.
Die Gilenbsbnen, welde BON New
Yorf aus nod benz NbfaGrpIab aeGen
fOGen. fJbrcn u6er 8oitsn. Bangor u.
ct. 3obn, Stem 8runspif, mad SE
foro, 9tOUa Scotia, un6 uon bort nit
Der Salifor uno Sap Benton Babu nod
Der StrnBe bon Ganio uno ma = Sap
glortb. You bier gebt es nit Dem
Oampfer So WfeiIen lueit iiber ben
Soil pom ct 9owrence unO Oanu $50
Mcitcn hurb 9tew 6ounblono ouf Der
Giienbabu. lleber Die Mcereuge obsr
Strabe uon @nhio fol cine Briide ee-
ibaut weroen. oieie unO Die Yabn uad
Gap gfortb uub Die bur9 9cw Souuo'
LAMB muheu nod gebaut iusrbeu.
9lu Der Sittiiite bon Stem 5ouuolano
enoIib miro DER Odmpf,r beitieaen.
psI6er mad nsm 0afeu BON SlIUap in
SrIanO fabren rpir0, BON 100 cine bi'
rette GiienbabnOerbinoun9 Omit Dam"
pier lleberfabrt Iber Den e.. Georges
8anaI 3wiidcu SrIano uuo. Gnslanb)
bis nod 9Onbon ber,its eriitirt. Sebtn
Sag fsa sin Oceln-Oampfer fabrer,
woburd Die @eieuidaft Die Yolt Der
Ser. Stduten gu erluu9en bofft. Ser
Bau ocr Bubuen i'll 9tetu 6ouolauo ioII
I'M n6Aitcu Sltr be3onneu iuerben uuo
in 1886 ODER lp0tetens in 1887 boft
man 9Iqes i'm Stanb su boben.
!; GS lit nur hie tSrase, Oh piele 9tci-
lsnbe nidt cine mebrtdgiqe Sabrt. auf
eiHsm Stsean s ampfer ser 6abrt auf
0en Giienbabncn bis nad Nelp Scuno-
lambs Sltfilite OOr3icben, oa oieie Iss.
tcre BON philadelphia ODER Stem yorf
aus minoeitenS ibre 36 Stun6en oau'
srn miro.
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Ssbt, naGSem Die amtiihe 3Ihlnng
in Slew 9urf un6 YsufplOauia ifatfse.
fun6tn uuo bncurb Elm SeraIeid nit bem
gra;baiB Scr 9Sabl bon 1880 erm0a-
Iidt worNsm III, bit id ser arObe Subei
Der rtmoFrniiidtn Yrclle ubsr biefsn
@nblfea ctipI5 aelsgt unO nit Oers
oubtcn @ehdtcTn bctrnhten ite Die rtip.
3ablcu. wtlhe unpiOerlealih beweiieu,
bas Die SlbI Der Gepubiifauer. Ne
fur ben rcmofrdtli1en S0uOerneurss
Gauo;oattu in Ncw 9ort ltimmten cine
uerId uiubeno tlciut lit, uno auf bos
2eiultGt Ger g@abl io;uia9en gar
teiueu GinfIuB ousgeiibt bat SrOb
Der 9rn6en Muloritdt GIepeIduo'S bat
6crielbt bios 1883 Stimmcn mebr
erboitcn ols fHr 9aucOd obgsaebcn
uurbeu pdbrcno 6oIgcr 213, 241 Sttm-
men peniacr ais 3nrhelO erbiclt.
QsbnIid 1T bas Serbdltnib in Yean.
fDIunnien mo III 800 rtpubIitaniiGe
un6 53, 500 Acmofratifde Siimmen
peniGet ubIenebsn wu'csn ulS in 1880.
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A>ie 9itlu 3O,t Gun" mabt oen
Sorfdtlg ecu yYahI @outeit uuiiteu
Den btiocn BUsaeru Namsn5 g8m. ).
Renuctp. wtldc bcbaupteu ais @o;oner
erlultlt iuOroeh ,u ietn, 6ur@ sinen
3wejfampf in eincm buatelu 3im
mer cntibciSeu ;u Ialleu- Sooet Der
cine bcu Nnbern, 70 tarn er iOfOrt
fein 2Imt autrctsu uno uber ieinen
ge9ner Die 9eidenibau baIien, IoIIfen
bei6e babel umfcmmcu. 10 w0rc and
ni6t piel uerIoren.
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Wud1en,s Mrnicn.a nIhe

lit boS bette Mittet iur S6ntttwunoen,
Broufteu, 9eldwure, Wunben, Cali,
flu6, Grinh, aufaefprunaere 56ube
6rOltbeuIcn, 5ubnernuoen uno ale 2Ir'
ten @autauSi6ldae, ioluie cine fGcrl
Sur fur 9dmorrboioeu. Ioufdnbigt
3ufrieoeultequng miro aarontirt oSei
Der Saufprris. s.suriifgrgeben. 4reis %
GsntS pro S6a6tsI. 3u baben be
allen Nloauenbdubleru.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-11-24

Bon Ger NtlnAener Glettrisitdts.
NusitcGun9 wirb fOlBenoeS Smpromptu
zines Sadmonnes aus Stroll semeIpet;
r9a ltreitcn fid Die 9eut' berum
98obI um Den Wcrtb bes 9idts.
Der Gine nennt 0eu glnoeru bumnr,
3ulcst lueiB. B.Seiner nibts:
Sb 8aS, ob 9tlb.unb 0osenliat
guf Straben uuO im 9aus-
Yas Sdidfal flimmert tein:s nid1t,
@S I0l9t einit ale aus"
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9toh Dem ioebsu usrofeutlihen Sab
resberidt 6eS Generals Sbermaun
sdbtt Die Mrmcc 2,162 Sfi3iere unt
%, ,024 Mdnu. Die 3dhI Ger Seier
tirur0en betrua i'm Iebteu Sabre 1921
Sbsrmhn cmpfiebIt Grb0bun8 Der Gf,
feftipitdrfe auf 10000 Ofann unb oes
Solces auf SIG mouatlit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-11-24

gHit ber 4robibition bat aud bas
gSeiberitimmrebt am z. Not ,mber
eiucn t0otIi6eu Stob erbalten. 0euu
ba8 8olf gtebrasfa's bat in DER llrab.
itimmung nit $4,000 ssgRebrbeIt Die
Ginflbrun9 ocS 8ei6eritimmredts in
feline 8erfahun0 nbaeIebnt, Ob9Ieid
bieier Staot Wfonatc lang Der Sum
mclplob oAer g8eiberitimmre@ts @eO.
uerinusn genclen 1T.