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who scarcely had rags enough to cover
them and seemed half starved.
OBSERVER.
IRON sr. GEORGES.
What the People are Doing-Pros'
pect OF Crops, ,As.

FOR Inc hEPUBLloAN.
Thinking that the readers OF youl
valuable paper would like to hear from
this part of our little State, l drop you
this letter. Farmers are very busy get.
ting their spring work done, it having
been so wet during March, that they
got belated, but the steady steps of the
plowman are fast gaining lost ground,
and by the first of May we will moi
knew they were behind.
Wheat is looking well, and the pres.
ent outlook for farmers, on the whole,
Is good, as prices for grain have risen
and bid fair to continue high. The
peach trees too are striving TO add tC
the genera prosperity by loading them
selves with precious fruit. On the
whole farmers are wearing smiling
faces, and are casting their eyes around
to select a good binder to cut and bind
their wheaC with, it being impossible
to get hauds in the busy harvest seas On.
OF the binders offered for sale there
are two makes sold here, one the Buck
eye, manufactured by q. Aultman Il
Co., at Canton, Ohio, Others IS the cham.
pion, and from present appearances
The Champion must take back seat
as the Buckeye was far more susce sful
last season in the neighborhood. The
farmers have not forgotten this fact.
1t IL really amusing to watch the agents
of each aud the various devices resort.
ed to in order to show the superior
merits of their respec tive machines. b.
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Fine PAINTINGS.

There is now on exhibition, in the
window OF Hebners jewelry store, 6l5
Market street, a tine picture, painted by
Mr.. q. 5. Hammitt, one of Wilmington 8
young and arising artists. The picture
| Is painted III oil, lOXl3 inches in size.
1t has dark background; in the centre
is large oyster shell, representing a
| match box, in which number OF par.
| lor matches may be seen; on the right
OF this novel match box, Is a piecs Of
sandpaper, used for for striking maj hes;
Immediately under the match box is a
merschaum pipe, a bag of old Virg MIA
tobacco and tobacco pouch, the whole
forming complete picrure and might
well De termed the smokers Delight
The picture attracted crowds OF admir-
ers on Saturday night, who were loud
III their praises OF the picture as well az
the artists. Mr.. Hammltt has his studio
with MIR. ii. l.. Tatnall, in the Smith
Building, where he is prepared To I'LL
all orders entrusted to him. Mr.. Ham
mitt has just completed fine picture,
and has another one on his easel in
course of completion, that wnen finish
ed Will add greatly to his reputation az
a painter. The former picture represents
the poor mans life, with his lunch
spread out on the top of a barrel, con.
.isting ofa bread sandwich, a pickle,
part OF an egg, a glass Of jelly and
bottle of beer to wash it down. the
other picture is the life Of the ri Oh man,
with his bottle of champagne, and
box OF cigars spread out on table in
his study. Both pictures are much ad-
mireG,
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Before the N MayOr,

The following C sses were disposed Of
by Mayor Almond since our last re-
port
James Pennington, for committing
an assault and battery on Henrietta
Baynard, was given hearing yester-
day morning and ordered TO pay a fine
of 81 and costs.
Solomon Hooper and George Colo
man, arrested for disorderly conduct
and corner lounging, were each ordered
to pay the costs ct prosecution
Hiram Tate was placed in the dock
charged with disorderly conduct and
using abusive language toward Jane
Williams. He was required to pay Sand
costs and give 500 bail bond to keep
the peace.
Annie Clark, for vagrancy, was
given sentence of sixty days in the
county Jail.
Saran Taylor, arrested for disorderly
conduct, was ordered to pay a tine Of
81 and costs.
One case OF drunkenness was the sum
total OF the hearings this morning.
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From the Denver (Ool. Tribune, April IS.

L Iioiu tho beu'er kooi lIDuno, April 10,
About ten days ago while Mr.. Frank
Keeer, OF the firm of j. Keeler & Son
was visiting at North Platte, Neb., ht
was a witness to an attempt made by
an Gag le to carry off a baby, which, al
though unsuccessful. resulted in the
death of the shild. The baby was the
youngest of Mr. II. A. Douglas family
Douglas is the famous "Buckskin Bob, "
the scout of the Lupe. While the little
one was playing in the yard the eagle
swooped down, and, fastening it's talons
in the baby's back, tried 70 soar aloft.
The burden was too heavy, however,
and when about four Ieet from the
ground the eagle let 60 its hold, the child
sustaining I'M jures in the fall that
proved fatal. The father happened to
be present, and, grssping his rifle, shot
the eagle. Mr.. Keeler asked for the
bird, and yesr erday he received it by
express. The measurement from tip to
tip of the eagles wings is nine feet.
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Round Dances,

The Catholic Mirror of Baltimore is.
sues ukase against round dances.
The Mirror says: In some converts
the little girls are taught bow to dance,
uuder the pretence that it is beneficial
exercise and that i: ilnpIrts grace to
their carriage. They learn not only
square dances, but the waltz, the polka,
the raquet, and other devices Of the
devil This Is Infamous! To allow
them even TO lnstIuCs one another IN
these torllauen a.Ausements, what is it
but preparing them to coulnit sin? L.
is training them for vice and the end
pf vice, when is perdltion. Ii they
never learued these dances, they could
never take part in them and whoever
teaches them, or cOnnives at their in.
struction in them, becomes according
to circumstances, more or less respon.
sible for the SINS which they will them
selves commit, and which they will be
the occasion of others committing by
this means. ais work must Stop,
worthy nuns and sisters and the sooner
the better.
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A Dissatis fed work man 8 Re
YonYQ.

Search is being made for an unknown
German upon charge Of arson and
malicious mischief made by II, l.. Ben
nett, of Ocean Mills, N. j. The man
was hired to work on the farm of Mr..
Bennett. Two DAYS ago he disappeared
after setting fire to the farm house of
Mr.. Bennett and dosing valuable team
of horses with Paris green. The fire
was discovered and extinguished before
the house was seriously damaged. One
of the horses died but the orher will re-
cover The supposed reason for the
crime is that that the German was dis.
satisfied with his situation. No trace
Of his movements can be found.
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Rain, II all an Il Floods,

A tornado passed over Cairo, Hi
nois, on Saturday afternoon, unrootipl
te0 or fifteen dwellings, blowing over
several loaded freight cars ou the rail
road and demolishing colored church
and several other buildings. All com
munication by telegraph and telephone
was interrupted, During the storm
heavy hail fell, smashing windows and
skylights.
One of the heaviest rains ever known
in st. Louis tell the same afternoon in
that city, flooding the streets and sew
ers and doing much damage to prop
erty. A number OF persons were res
cued from flooded buildings in skiffs,
A violent storm of hail, rain and
wind passed over Shreveport, Louis
lana, on Saturday morning, levellinp
trees and fences and demolishing
church building.
Hail stones the SIZE of pigeons eggs
fell in Columbia, South Carolina, on
Saturday evening, demolishing win.
dow glass in different parts of the city.
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A Blessing 70 Su Herlng Hunanf,

When anything worth saying is spo
ken in that terse and pointed way that
bears the impress of honest conviction,
we like to have people know the nature
OF the communications. OF such a ma.
ture is the following from Mr.. W. f.
Haist, Campden p. o., Lincoln county,
Ontario Mr.. Haist says: With great
JOY over my restored health, | would
write a few lines concerning that won
derful remedy, ST. Jacobs Oil. For
the last six Years | have been using
various medicines internally and exter.
Dally, but nothing would help me.
Finally | procured bottle of St.
Jacobs Oil, which cured me after few
applications. My mother-in.law, who
has also been great sufferer from rheu-
matism, was also instantly relieved by
the use of the Great German Remedy
st. Jacobs Oil is great blessing to
suffering humanity, and shall do all
in my power to spread its merits.
Millinery Goods.
Mrs. L. G. Garrett, No. 2O6 King
street, successor to Mrs. Ball, has fine
assortment OF millinery goods. Ladies
should call and examine for themselves,
''ROugh on Rats"
Clears out rats, reaches, flies, ants,
bed d-bugs. skunks, chipmunks, gophe1s.
15c. Druggists.
Don't Die iu the House,
Rough on Rats" Clears out rats,
mice, reaches, bed-bugs, flies, ants,
moles, chipmunks, gophers. 15c.
Rare Music.
$40 will bny S75 Dulcimer. Inquire
soon OF g. Stern, Ill Market street.
Comforts Conserve OF Hollyhock, for
coughs and colds. Sold by Taylor B.
Fullerton, Druggists, No. 3O2 King
stre4t.
Buy your coal Of James +. Brown,
Water and West streets.
Caol and wood, James +. Brown,
foot Of West street.
Leave orders for coal or wood with
James f. Brown, and they will to
promptly filled, Water and West SITS.
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Coming Amusements. A

Next Friday evening the well known
play of Uucle Toms Cabin will be pro.
duced at the Opera House, by first
class company.S
The season at Carncross Opera House
in Philadelphia closed last Saturday
night, and this week the company are
performing at different places in New
Jersey. On Saturday evening May
9th, they will be in this city and give
one performance at the Opera House,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-24
Funeral OF Jacob Karch

The funeral of Jacob Karch, who
died suddenly on the 2lst inst, will
take place from his late residence, No.
III Poplar street, tomorrow afternoon
at 2 o'clock. Mr.. Karch was a cabinet
maker at the P, w. u B. R. r. car
shops and in respect to his memory,
the large flag at the car shops floats at
half.mast. A number of his fellow
workmen will attend the funeral in a
body. He was II years of age.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-24
Locating ON Florida Lands.

Mr.. Wood, sugar planter in Cuba,
employing 500 hands, is in jackson lie
Fla. He has been examining into the
capacity of Florida lands for the pro-
duction of sugar, and is so well satisfied
that he announces his determination of
removing his entire plant to Florida as
soon as the Okeechebee lands are ready
for cultivation. He states that many
Cuban planters are watching the drain
age scheme with view of changing
their places to Florida. If this is sue
cesstul they will thus avoid the enor
nous Cuban taxes, as well as the t.
ties now laid on sugar.
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be ath Of an Aged Man

Last Thursday night, Mr. James
Powell, an aged and respected citizen
of Kent county, died at Wyoming. Mr..
Powell vas about so years of age, and
his been suffering soue time with a
cancer, which finally terminated in his
death. The deceased had spent his life
in Kent county, and was well.known.
He connected himself with the Metho-
dist Church when quite young, and his
membership was only severed by his
death.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-24
Kilbourn's Aeavy Damages.

The suit of Hallet kilbourn in Wash.
/ gton, against j. G. Thompson, ex-
Sergeant alarms of the United States
House of Representatives, for damages
tor forty-five days imprisonment.in 1876
KilbOurn refused to answer certain
questions Of An investigating committee
Of the House, resulted on Friday in a
verdict for 100000, the jury having
been out over five hours. A motion for
q new trial will be filed.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-24

Mrs. John Bringhurst, residing at
Marfhallton, died suddenly yesterday
afternoon. She came down stairs in
the morning and took a chill which
Datiled medical skill and terminated in
the lady's death. She leaves child
some weeks old. Mrs. Bringhurst was
tho daughter of Captain Stokes and
grand daughter of L. G. Stotsen burg.
The deceased was an estimable
lady and her death will he great loss
to large circle of relatives and friends,
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MURDER.
A man Shot Down In COLD Blood
near MiifOrd-A Playful Ne.
mark tho Cause OF the Sh GOT.
Ing.

near MiifOrd-A Playful Ne.
mark tho Cause OF the Sh cot.
Ing.
Last Saturday evening about 8 s5
O'Clock, James b, Deputy, q young
man, twenty-five years of age, left Mil
tord In a carriage, accompanied by two
friends. When short distance from
Gown the party saw, sitting by fence.
man named q. + Hal!ett and a young
woman. Deputy, thinking the young
woman was his cousin, said "gooi
evening" Hallett told him to 10 to h
when Deputy made answer that he
dld not wish to go there when the pro
prletor was not at home. Hallett drew
p revolver and fred, the ball entering
Deputy's right side and inflicted a
wound from which he died yesterday
about l o'clock in the afternoon
Ha'lett was arrested Immediately
after the shooting and taken be-
iore squire Stevens, WHO, not knowing
that the wound was fatal, ordered him
TO furnish bail in the sum of $1,000 to
await the result of Deputys injuries.
Hallett put his hand in his pocket and
produced quite large sum of money,
from which he counted $1,000 in notes,
which he handed to his brother and
asked him to become his security. He
was accepted by the Squire and the
prisoner allowed TO depart, but was re
arrested shortly after the deathof Depu.
ty and committed to Jail. When he was
ABOUT to be conveyed to Georgeto Sn
JAIL ne refused to allow the constable to
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-24
A Peculiar Amputs,,ou.

A most remarkable accident happen.
ed on Friday morning at the Baugh
steam forge, in Spring Wells, a suburb
of Detroit, Michigan. An employer
named Joseph Kwyer was having a
friendly scuffie with another young
man, and loosing his balance threw
one leg directly under the great steam
power shears used in cutting iron. At
the same instant the shears descended
and cut his leg Oft at the knee, COM
pletely severing every bone and tissue.
The man lies in very critical con-
ditiun,
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NeWaEk ltenY.

NEWARK, Del, April "a, 1882. Work
on William Dean g. Sons new mill i,
rapidly progressing, and have been
informed that they have succeeded in
getting all the stone and other rubbish
out OF the way, and will begin to build
with full force of workmeu.
Our brick yard is now in active opera
ton, employing about eight or len
workmen. They are now making about
5000 brick per day
The ticket Off at the depot here is
being rearranged, and things both in.
side and outside of the building in gel
eral are being improved. Mr..
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The Fair at 81. PAtrick's,

The Easter Fair and Festival at St.
Patrick's Church, was largely attended
on Saturday evening, and the receipts
were very gratifying. This evening as
soon as Smyth Post Mol G. A. r., con.
cludes their business, they will proceed
in body to the tair, by special invita-
ton Of Father Fallon.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-24

Take your children to Sutterley's &,
Co., 3O2 Market street, and have very
fine photograph taken of them.
They cannot be excelled. Pictures tax
EN- In one second. They take one dozen
card photographs for $3.50 or z for 81.
Cabinets s. 90 per dozen. They also
copy old pictures and enlarge them to
any size.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-24

Voshell & Solomon, dealers in coal,
lime, sand and phosphate, &C., foot o I
Shipley street, are now connected with
the telephone exchange, and orders can
be forwarded to themthrough this medi-
um.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-24
Chicken Thieves About,

At an early hour Saturday morning
the chicken house OF Elias Jefferies
at Fourteenth and Walnut streets, was
broken into by thieves who stole 16
choice fowls.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-24

War Department, Office Of the Chlei
Signal Officer. Washington, April
"a Il A. M.
THE WEATHER REPORT FOR TODAY.
For the Middle Atlantic States
fair weather, northerly winds, higher
barometer, stationary temperature.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-24

The person that lost black leather
satchel on Pennsylvania avenue this
morning can learn something about the
same BY calling at this Office and pay
ing for this notice.
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State nj the TN e-sn0rn esar

At the RErURLICAN oftoe, in the 81 adj
this morning:
O'Clock 10 o'cloc. i1o'clook,
40 80 55o
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w. S''A'
,,s.,..s',. eo ~, W. $3.50
O"iis'noio nes1 oio mArkot stroet.
Get your coffee roastod at 400 King str ee
T. H. Eaton's pool room, 18th and Market
Jamoa bradf ford se,ls Importea por+,ap,
Cement.
at James hradford,s ''A'
| C.
49, " E''oh o. i''h al" markee sts'
i'i kooo o'saf'
Marble dust for bricklayers, for sale a
'amos or@dioru T.
Buy your rules and dies at Mullins cigal
store, West Front street.
Fine ls X. Plain Gold Kinus at n. !
| Hanf Q 1b Lao, Cnnrth utrss "
Got YOUR pnotop,apns ~ Hol,and,s v.,,sy,
No, 1 fhird strees two doora East n, Maras;
u.o,,,... D.,
"uquattois ior nosehnaie nydrau'lI
street.
anna ,.-, n,o,, xro,,s .o. a. ,,u.,,,
oa,,arv Y,u NJ bt, s. ,'I o., s.ngMaua
and Kina ''Ao's' "''"00n n,"eAe
| ro- bor,,,,r,, D.,
toI = hSnir,, oo. ~ rS,a, "uu neuuinf' =,
I his uoods ana ,sarn h,s "rtoss ''' 0'' "no '0'
$50
l., thsir tn ~. SCI, po.asoes y. anytnlhS eist
.hc citv No =, .a,t Eanst any o.net oeui'fS IL
W. -''' 40 .1''' oui'h '.i0o''
yeu want nrst class parior SUIT made
70 order ior low price, go to ". W. Wood
wards Sixte and iatnali streets.
A church pew was advertised for sale In
Westeaester, New ork, recently. "com
Lianuihg Deaut'iui view OF the entire con
gresatlon.
"Well !" said an old gentleman who STUN
bled as the was trying to make his way
around group Of walters well. this i
really working ones passage round the
"hir'eu.
Reputation sften does for one what nature
and education would otherwise tan to enect
Induce a refractory clild to believe that he
Is Thought aAiaDle, and he will iufallibly be.
come so.
Dr Darmop arrival in opr citv to-dar md
can no fnnnJ az AZ Marra, 'S,uey, anu
time. HIS ottlce hours ale from Il. N. to 10
p LII.
bsar In mind bat q s. Humphrey l. Bro,
3o4 Market street. is the place to secure bar.
gains tn ne hats, ueckwear, collars, cuffs.
s1e' lneir motto ls strictly oneprice.
Nature, always impartial in her ends
When she made IN toe str ,nges.,
In Justice, then, to make amends,
Maue Womans tongue the longest.
An exchange asks: "Why do we eat eggs
on Easter" Pro Jabiy, because your grocer
trusts. If this is not the right answer, we
sise u up.-N0rflstoWh Herald. Ihat $ not
.ne answer. ms IL we eat eggs on Eas,
.et oecause tney are put On the table ana
'n'i' no'h'ns W neh uer'
- Certain nlgn scnooi IN 'hls State the
,nahesPeare ciaes was recltiny ana the play
was nanhiet. young iady arose and
$500 I'1ou hn .ho oiass py reaulpS the Iunerai
table y And then she sat down and wan, ~ ~,
cause she wa, laugnted at.
,r,, s,n ''
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-05-26

Sic i'm Sabre 1884 gearlmAete
Seutl9e @sfsuf@aft Der etabt sfep
9ort bat, ibrem 3ws6e (beuti@e Gin.
wanSsrsr su untsrituten, louie notb-
leioenben Oeuti9sn nne ibren MaG-
tOmmeu 9ulfe su leiften) entfpreHeno,
tudbrenb ibrer fait bunoertidbrigsn
ipitematiid-eusrsiiden Ebdtiseeit Sun-
oelttauieuoen beutiHsr Giuwanoerer
brett ODER inbireft 70 iuefentli@ eenikt,
oab in allen Gegenoen Der Union 6as
8efubl Der Dantbarfeit seaeH Die @e.
lelidaft in unsdbIiesn Sersen Iuornl
fortIsbt. Darum piro aud sas int
Sabre 1854 tatifnbsnbe SubiIdum Der
Seieuidaft cine mebr aIs locale 'Se-
beutung uno BstbtiIiguns fnben; sS
pirb Ohne 3weifel cine Seier uerbeu.
an melder bas eanSe Deutf9tbum in
ben Screinisten Stoaten Gntbeil
nimnt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-05-26
Gin g4nrt an HE apStter.

Gs 1T nitt oft, bas mir 8tbtimmittsI bilIi.
gen, aber bas Borbsrri&en BON 8iRberFranE-
bsiten unb bic bielen Sterbefdlle. bic MFR idhr.
LID ron uutern &inbsrn teriGtsn mtiiIen, n,o4I
bic GinfHbruna sines Vrdpardts. uel&eS uas
BON i9Fersr Sprse befrtit, pon Der srSetsn
@i9ttstsit @iHenl&aftIi&t Statiltitl erse.
ben. bag 80 pr0,ent Der 9terbli@feit unicr
sinbern BON un;ursi9enber ober l1IrGirr
Yabrung berrtbren, pel@e in Ger RitGn BON
unselun6en l6wn6en RIttern asrettHt wirh.
Sn NeufGbter's Deutf&eS Rinher-
mcbF German Infant meaD baten
uns bic btutiGen Gbtmifer cine Rnbrnns &C.
l6afTen, ni1t Gin 8ebeimmittel perv cine Ne-
biein, fpnbern cine Nabrune, peIGe ote
@lemente genau In Der retten proportion eni-
b1lt, uw bic aSrper Heiuer Rinbtr 3n entpid-
elm. Aer3te unb Ritter iberaa biaissH Is
unb mir fSnnrn fein belTsres @erf Ibun, ais eS
alien Nittern Hsiner ainber 10 empfeblen.
Ieufdbtcr's ,,DeutlGes StinbermebI" Ger
man Infant meaD III IN alen suten Nps.
tgsten gu baten. preis so @tnts per Ba@le.
&oriets, Strilmpfe unS &aideniii9cr
biaig bel >. 5. Wertens.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-05-26
0eerbbeatfdber 2lDDb
8aIfiulo z es1iaie.
aeaeImssise paFasieRbetSrsermms
sHii9su
Srentelt ltn68altimDre

d ir q G t.
bird bic ieriitmIiGf bsfanntea, tilerne. 9 5Hrau.
ben Tof6ampff9iife erfer GIaIfs bon 5000
fnne
8rannf@peis. eeip3is. SerinGmm.
Nbiabrt i 8remem is ben @iitsedi.s
Atfabrt 0 n @d1timOre, ieben Gsnmrrlfaa.
Der NrrbbrntI@f 3lpyb ilf bic arS6ts heMis
fGe Ddmgfi6iFfat:tS 0eIeuf&aft, ieiRe
Dampfrr lInb nuf bas SoIibefe eebant, nit
beutlden SesIeutsn btmanmt Mnh neThen
ron eeutf&en Gapitainen befeblist. Die
3batfn&e. baE fat
Cine MiIlion paHngiere
bic ueberfabrI swilGen europa mRh AmerFa
nit %. .. 9ICu6s sDampfcrn aematt, IpriGI
mol AM 8elltn fir bic SsIiebtbsit hieier 9tnie
beim reifenten pubIifum.
3tuiftbcmbe6fS. NaiTaaiere
btfOrbern ipir au aubtrUrbrntIiG btlIisrn 9rei-
fen mad nub ben DeutI@lanb, Oehetrti1lin-
garrt. u. b.
MIItn Ginirnnbrrern mad peRIi5en 5taaten
III bic ReiIe Rber 9 aItimpre adna belrR.
hers anjnratEen /: ne reilen (ebr bfaie, Eub In
Baltimore rDr teber neterUortbeilnna aeg@iikt
nnb fSnneii BET Anfunfi IN SaItincrr unmit.
teltar bonn DampffHtf In bic ttEcitaebeRhen
Giienbabnlrasen atistr.
gSeT ale ode 0lee Baterlauo beiu6en, Cher
SerirnnSie unk bIeunee beriiter Fummem Iafs
Ten rta, lpate ilG an bic Hnterjei@nettn aeeRs
ten tueRben, bic ~ ieher irettereR MuSfHnff
germ bcrtit lnb. Srisfiste Mnfraetn perbsn
prompt teanttrprtet.
~. Attte bdrduf bae Gaers yaTaaeI&eine
fl,r bic Dnmpfer bes Hprbbeulf&en
Stcyb ausstftllt mtrben.
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9cnerclsWeenten,
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-05-26

Sin fomifdier Safer III -fiHerlid ber
oemotratiide 9tatiouaI Nbaeorbnete
8Ian6. Differ 9taatsueiie btbaup-
tcte ndmIid pab.sno Der tiirsli9en 0e-
bate iiber Die 9iationalbantbil. bel
Der eini9e Nemofrlten ibrer Gntriff-
ung iibtr angeblide Mbtriinniafeit Der
9reenbafIer i'm pauie, iuelde Die Oe-
motrnten bisber als ibr Ytrionaleiaen-
tbum b.tradteten. 2uft maAten, Die
@reenbadIer bilSetsn Den S9wtif 6es
- repubIifaniihsu Ora9en. @enn
man rem Sdwsif ubidneioe, luerbe Der
Orode fallen.
@esen Die bon Derrn Blanb uoree.
i9laeene Speration fuiro nun fi1erIi4
teiu 8erniinftiaer ttpas einluwen6.n
ba5en. Oie iebr beredti9te Srdse 1T
aber nur. we6en edueif ba eisenttid
amputirt uuo iuslder - wOrd&e" baburd
Ueritiimnelt uirb.