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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1883-04-12
What q Great Financier Saws.

The Hon. Alexander Mitchell, who
has just returned to New York from
Florida, speaking of the outlook for the
present season in railroads, grain, pro-
visions and stock, said: 81 can't see but
what we have passed through the worst
We have had long siege of dull times,
railroads show great improvements. crop
prospects are very favorable, Europe is
a great consumer of all our products,
and when the wheels of commerce re-
volve, speculation in stocks win follow
think very many of the roads are now
selling at very low prices. Take = Ill in
all, am bul! on the future. and be-
ieve that our finances are commencing
to give substantial evidence of pros
porous outlook"
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1883-04-12
New Mutual Benefit SwindIe.

Another mutual benefit scheme has
come to the front. Circulars are being
sent all over the country, particularly to
Dakota, by firm calledJ. Marvey & Co.
of Chicago, ILL.,, offering inducements to
investors and spectators of a character
similar to those fthe swindlers who were
recently exposed. They claim to pos
sess every faculty for placing $40 bill
where it will do the most good. The
board of trade people know nothing of
the firm, and their office is generally
found to be locked.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1883-04-12
Crnshed and Cremated.

About O'Clock Saturday morning the
Ende house, three-story brick hotel at
Greenville. the county seat of Hunt
county Texas fell. burying the inmates
between its walls. About forty guests
and attendants were in the building at
the time, and some who had not retired
got ont with difficulty. Others aroused
from sleep by the fall, saw death by
fire awaiting them. The cries of the inn
prisoned for help were heartrending in
the extreme. Some escaped. and others
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1883-04-12
ADOuble Tragedy in Washing
ton

Frederick Defronville, a former mem
Der of the signal corps, recently shot and
killed his wife. and then killed himself,
at his wife's home in East Washington.
Defronville and his wife separated about
eight months since, the woman refusing
to live with him on account of his in
temperate habits. Mrs, Defronville, who
was Dane, had been employed as trans
Iator in the agricultural department, and
ived alone. Tuesday evening Defron-
vile went 10 the house and demanded
admission. Being refused, he started to
break the door; when his wife sent a
man who was in the house through the
back entrance for policeman. Before
he returned Defronville had broken in
the door and killed his wife and himself.
No one witnessed the tragedy, but when
neighbors, alarmed by pistol shots, en-
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1883-04-12
Adirondack Murray Eludes His
Creditors.

The Rev. w, II. H. Murray, once
popular pastor of Park Street church
Boston, and author of the Wonderful
Adirondack Falls, is again in trouble. A
dispatch from San Antonio, Texas, says
he left that town suddenly. For some
time past he has been deeply involved
in debt and has been putting of his cred
itors with specious promises. Instead
of keeping his agreement he made ar
Engagements for flight. Thursday his in
innate female friend left town by rail
and Murray packed his goods and started
Saturday for the south. His indebted
ness amounts to something over $4,000.
Murray's persuasive powers in borrowing
money proved as successful in Texas as
in Boston
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1883-04-12
The Greatest Game Of Rilliards,

The closing game Of the tournament
to decide the worlds championship at
the balk line game, was played Thurs
day evening to an audience which liter
lily packed Central Music hall, Chicago,
to the door,. The players were Maui
rice Vignaux and Jacob Shaefer. The
characteristic points of the game were
nervousness on the part of both players;
fine rally towards the close by schae-
fer, after Vignaux, through extreme ner-
vousness, failed to profit by two or three
good opportunities to win. The game
was won by schaefer. the score being as
follows;
schaefer--o, IS, @ 40. i. go. 10, o, IS, 8. O,
3, 10, 0, 7, 2, %. 16. o 10, I0s.- Total, 600;
average, %, 1921; highest run. 220.
Vignaux-1l, 1, 1G, 5, 1856 II, 3, n, o,
q, 16. 100. 90, o.. So. IL. 17.--Tofal, SOC;
average, 25 800; highest run, 13a. Time of
the game, 2;35.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1883-04-12
Americans Going to Eurone

New York Mail and Express: From
conversations held with the several pas
senger agents Of the various steamship
lines, it was learned that the lumber of
persons visiting Europe this year, will
doubtless exceed 5000 that of last year
In 1881 the number of Americans tina
crossed the Atlantic, was estimated
$1,000; that of last season is put down at
100000, and the probable exodus for
the season now opening is set in round
numbers at 100 O00
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1883-04-12
Cheerful Coronation of the Car

The Revolutionary party Of Russia has
issued proclamation announcingi its pre-
parations complete to meet the corona
ton of the car, and they have every
hope of success in fully carrying out n
long devised plan. The PROCLAMATION
contains warning to all persons that
they shall, if valuing their personal
safety, keep at distance from the cere>
mony of coronation. The pronuncia-
ment concluded with the words eve
will strike once more for the freedom of
Russia" The proclamation is printed
in letters of red and bord cred with
stripes of the same color.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1883-04-12

tered the honse, they found Mrs. De-
fronyille dead, shot through the brain,
and her murderer lying dead beside.her,
with a revolver in his hand The motive
of the deed is supposed to have been the
jealousy of Defronyille and his. wife's re-
fusal to live with him.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1883-04-12

The Wisconsin legislat ure adjourned
on the 9TH inst. The session lasted
eighty-fve days. The business could
have been equally as well done in halt
the time, but TIA Is not the way of the
average iegisla The acts passed
we're msotly Of local character, al
though much time was spent upon mat
tiers that finally failed to become laws, re-
lating to railroads, prohibitions, corpor-
ations, etc. On the whole the proceed
ings, while not very important were de-
void of 81 rious mischief which is saying
good deal for legislatnre.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1883-04-12
WISCONSIN NEWS.
THE LEGISLATURE
Adiournesl sine pie.

MADISON, Wis. sENcial Telegram, April D.
The legislature adjourned at II O'Clock noon
to-day. after a long and very uneyenifnl ses-
sion. Since last Saturday, night the two houses
have met several times, but at no session has
there been q quorum present Tho business
transacted vas OF purely routine nature, and
consisted chiefly III Tie reception Of executive
messages conveying the kno Wedge that speci-
fed bills had been signed or vetoed From the
day the session opened. Jan. 10, TO the day il
closed April 4. embraces period Of eighty
five days; aud it is truly remarkable what a
small amount Of legislation of State importance
has been perfecte ii that time. notwlthstand-
ing the fact that $50 bills were Passed. Last
year $50 laws wero added 10 the statutes Of
tho State The expense Of the session will
verge close npon $120, 900, though it is inn
possible at this early date, when many OF the
bills are outstanding 70 d. anything further
than merely approximate 10 regard to this
matter
THE APPROPRIATIONS
this wear were somewhat heavy IN consequence
OF provision having to be made for two years,
owing 10 the adoption Of the biennial system.
The direct appropriations Of the session were
as follows:
Charitable, reformatory aud penal insti-
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1883-04-12

According to writer in the journal Of
Mental Science, the popular belief that
men of great intellectual powers have
large heads is not borne out by facts.
An examination OF busts, pictures, me-
dallions, intaglios, etc, of the worlds
celebrities points the other way
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1883-04-12

According to the last census there
were ,943 natives of New Hampshire
living in Iowa; 3,77S i'll Wisconsin; g.
593 in Minnesota; and $50 in Dakota.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1883-04-12
HOMESTEAD ENTRIES,
Revised Regulations.

Washington, Special Telegram. April 81
The commissioner of the general land of
flee has promulgated the following revised
regulations regarding soldiers and sailors
additional homestead entries:
First-1'h party desiring to make an adj
ditional entry and being entitled thereto
must present himself at the land office of
the district in which the land he wishes to
enter is situated and make his application
in the same manner as in case ofan original
entry.
Second-In addition to the usual home
stead affidavit the claimant must make a
special affidavit showing, first, his identity
as the soldier be represents himself to be.
feciting his military service and stating his
present residence and postoffice address,
second, the facts in detail respecting his
right to make the additional entry and that
he has fully complied with all the proyis-
ions Of the homestead laws in the matter of
residence upon and cultivation and improve
ment of his original entry, and whether
or not he has proved up his claim and re-
ceived a patent for the land; third, that
he has not in any manner pre-
viously exercised his additional right either
by entry or application, or by sale, transfer,
or power of attorney, but that the same re-
mains to him animpaired.
Third-The foregoing affidavits must be
sworn to and subscribed in the presence of
the register and receiver. This rule must be
strictly adhered to. In order TO avoid false
personation the applications and affidavits
presented to the register and receiver with
signatures attached will not be received
Department circulars of May z, 1877, and
Sept. /, 1879, ore modified accordingly.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1883-04-12

Jacob Schaefer, the billiardist, who was
recently divorced from his first wife, las
married Miss Ieve Of Newark n. j. Jacob
is two sizes larger than Tom Thumb, while
his bride weighs $50.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1883-04-12

Suis has been commenced against the
principal and sureties of the bonds given the
county to recover the county funds deposit.
ed in the bank of Herman, which failed re-
Gently.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1883-04-12
Our Postage Stamps.
Boston Advertiser.


The new two-cent rate of letter post
age goes into effect on the first day OF
October next, and by the change the
familiar green three-eent stamp bearing
the profile of Washington win go out of
common use after thirt cen years of ser
vice. The first issue of adhesive postage
stamps used by the Government appear
ed in 1851, and consisted of two denomi-
tons, five-cent stamp bearing the face
of Franklin, whose zeal and ability laid
the foundation of our postal system, and
ten-cent stamp with the head of Wash
ington upon it. Not long after second
series of five denominations was issued.
The one-cent stamp bore Franklin's
image, the there Washington's, the
five Jeffersoh's and the ten and
twelve varied picture OF
Washington. In 1857 the series was in
creased by the Issue ola tWenty-four, a
thirty and a ninety cent stamp, and of
these two different portraits of Washing
ton monopolized the twenty-four and
ninety, while a second view of the
Franklin filled the frame OF the thirty.
The third issue appeared in
1851, Washington still appearing
on uVe OF the denominations
Franklin on. two and Jefferson
on one. In 1908 the first two-cent stamp
was printed. Ii was black and bore the
face of Jacksonvery conspicuously placed
In 1866 the fifteen-cent stamp was
introduced for foreign postage, and had
placed upon it the portrait of Lincoln.
These remained in use without change
till 1870, when a series of ten square
stamps of various designs appeared,
three of them portraits. The .one-cent
was still reserved for Franklin.
Washington was placed on
the six-cent, and Lincoln on the ninety
cent. The other designs were fanciful
and unpopular, and new issue. the one
now in use, was brought out q month
later. In this Franklin is on the one
cent, Jackson on the two, Washington
on the three. Lincoln on the six, Jetfer-
son on the ten, Clay on the twelve,
Webster on the fifteen, Scott on the
twenty four, Hamilton on the thirty and
Commodore O. Ii. Perry on the ninety.
The seven was later given to Stanton,
and the five to Garfield Thus it will be
seen that, from the first, the denomina-
ton in commonest use has borne the
head of Washington. AS the three-cent
stamp will now 90 almost entirely out of
use, and the two-cent become universal
it is very proper that the Postmaster
General should place the image Of Wash
ington on a newly designed two-cent
stamp, as he intends to.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1883-04-12

A alarming increase of dyspepsia in
both sexes is noticed by physicians
Americans, and especially New Workers.
eat too fast.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1883-04-12

The Jeanette seamen swear that they owe
their lives 10 Danenhower's bravery and
Skill
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1883-04-12

Arabi Pasha IS said to complain that
is not receiving an adequate allowance.
as was agreed by the khedive.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-01-19
9femcs 0eic1Gft /!
uuo
@e1tc &AAren.
VIM. MBNRLTN.

@a1foleer BON Sb. 8oeIIer d Go.
Sierts Siraet nabs S@iusr otrmann, @s.
S6abler in
Gaennaoren, Groceries, .Hotione, Sutc
uno Sappen, 9@nben unbStiefeIH
Glds-uno Yorieanntuaareu, Gifenwao-
rcn Ii. /. 10.
gDnnren lurrben nnr grgen &nar
nno heinabe ia ct. Snuis PreiieH
bertanft.
Reint @tfGGfts-Dssile IL Rai&erltnlds
nne eerinstr prOFt.
@srsesf BEN glas ni9t. Gt. artntriS ntuts
grbGube neEea Der rgOifstIdtt. Eruftrci.
Ser b6d,ite Marftpreis pirb iteis fls
Nder6au-Yrobutte beSdblt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-01-19
2eaieIatnr.

Die eiiFe Bill mel &c in biefer SibunI
in unfsrer 9eoislatur nngtnommei
purOe, mar bic Ittten Ereitas BON
ooufe pdfirte GefsbUorTaae. peIde DC,
@eeierune Der Ser. Stoaten Elm &c
niIIte Gruubiti6 fur tie grri9tune
eines Rohsebduots in 0onibaI abtritt,
Gs perben beinube tdglid Yetitioner
betreffS Srobibiticn eiasereiht, ieeoG
finb Die nlsiitsn berietbcu fur Yrebtbi-
tiUu. Die srose RebraabL Der Ysti'
tiouen aeaen 4robi6itiou fuo Oou 81 e.
pub Iifa anern ciuaereiht worheu,
mibreno bisieniaen rel4e bic Inter
breituns oes QmenOements ooer ben
grIob bon Prohibitions gefeken be-
fiirporten ausfdIiebIid BON Dem o.
Lerete II eingersid ruorben iinO.
Sekten Sreitaa rei&te infer Gsprd.
fentant, 3err gS. s. 9onsen5erg cine
BON 460 t5timmnebern uAfsres gountb
uutsr'eidnete 4ttition aeaen Elm
Yr obibitions Imenoement Elm. &err
9ansenbers faete bel Der llebersabs
Der 4etition SD rei@e bier cine
Yetition elm, unterSsimnet bon 460
Stimmaebern bon Gasconabe Gountb,
Die seseu Yrobibiticn in irsenb elmer
6rom. ale gtnsriff in ole perfOalideu
8e&tc Der BIrasrsfnh.
9roots, tsr Yrdfbent Der 8robibi-
tions 4iaa unferss Staatss belt lektcn
6rsitas Gbeuo in ben, 9ibunsssimmer
oes SauitS eins linsere 8ebe III Gun.
ten bes GrIafiens bon Qrobibitions
@elsken
Sas bonn pdus sinSeitbte 8 omite
fir 8eridtswcfen beriatete III @unfen
Der Nnnnbme beS an nnnerer Stele
erwdbntcn Geisk BorfdbIages, lpeIber
Die &rnennuns BON brei &ommih hdren
6urd Die NtitaIierer Ger Supreme
Spurt beeimmt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-01-19
9as amenbmenf.

gSie mir Istte @o6e teri&tsten
war.u bi. Wertreter Der Prohibitions
6anatiitr felt esm 3ufammsntritt Der
9eaisIatur sifris on Der &rbfit nm rie
5errsn @sfssasber fur ibre Sn&e sn
a erinncu. Die @rebibitions Srnse
uurte ourn ihre fortpdhreneen On
itrenaun Gen tiefelbe in ben Scrter-
aruEb gu orIuaeu, 10 ~ idGen aur
brennsu ubsu Saa,efr age unb 5ebsrmaun
fdirn ba rauf eefpount iu fein. luelden
eHritt Die gerfeHter oiefes llnfnus
,undGff tbuu, unb noel heH grfoie ie
bubcn purOeu. Refine Sefes 8orIase.
melhe bis iebt einsereidt tuor6en 1T
bat bnIb TO oitI @nffeben erre8t, LIs
bic ON Donnerstna letter Woae BON
Serrn' gtapp elton bon Sorts County
eingebra9te, mel9e berfiiat bnb Die
Burger unierss .Stnotss bel tsr I'M
Robemb.r 18 "a fatiinoenosn ouse-
msinsn @abI uber Elm Nmsnbment iur
Contribution uuierrs Staates nbitim.
men iousn, tusI6ss Die SabritatiOu bon
eeif iesn Gstrdntsn fur ben B,rtauf
nerbietet.
Oas @menement Iautet:
,Rieinano iou berauidenbe Getrdnfe
ireeus elmer Dirt. eiufdIiebIid @ein,
QIe uno Bier, gum 3ue6e 6es 8srtaufs
fabristren, bertaufeu obsr lueefdenfen,
aussenonmeu Au meoi,iniihen. tird.
liden, ms5anifd en- obsr ipi6enfdaft.
liden 3wedeH.
Gie 9eaisIatur iou aseianete geiebs
CUR Suthfiibruna bieier SorfhriftI
erla6en unb Strufsn fur beren llsber-
tretuna feitfrben."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-01-19

Sin Ssies 8ori@las, ptI@er bic
Giniesuns elmer eomnihOn osrfGat,
beren @uf9abe es iein ioQ benz Staats.
S6eraeridt Sci Der 8smdItieune Der
fd imm.r msbr oubdufenbsu Nrbsiten
bebilffi4 gu ieiu. ruurbe in Der 9tsie-
Iatur einssbradt. Die @eiek.Sorlaae
beffimInt. bab Die Grnennunaen bon
Dem Oberseridte ieIbit gu MAIDEN feien
unb OGb ole @ommiFdre eiHeu 9sbaIt
bon 81. 10000 crbaIten foueu. Sie-
feIbsn baben bic ibaen bon Dem Sc
ri@tsbOfe augenisfeasn Safe gu priifen
uno oem geridfSbofe ibr Gutadten
sinJubdnbtasn; una, i'm Sale Der
@eridtsbof ben 8eribt 9utbeibt, ioH
ons BON ben Gomniifdren sefd1te ur-
tbril ais Dos llttbsil bes Sbsraeri1tes
auertonnt nerbsn unS ais folGcs &C.
iesliGs Sraft babea.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-01-19

q. q. @ampbtl, Der 8erw alter Gee
Nrmenbauiss bon Ofdse County,
tpurSe am 6. .. 0f. BON einem Z
Snfafen Nansns Nnton 9tnfe, uel@er
Dor stma funf Sabren ais iriinnia er.
tl6rt, uub ha man i'm fur bormIos
belt, in bicier NntaIt untcraebrobt
tporhen mar, eetobtet. Wdbrcnb Seuife
on Dem 9oIsplose nit 9oISfpalteu BE-
fddftist iunr, trot Der @ermalter bin3u
UNI eineu Nrmboa bcs aefpaIteneu
9oI,es inS 3aus gu traSeu. Dime elm
Sort su fa8en betfsste 3eu1e bemfel
ben nit Der Nrt einen Sieb in ben
8n6en, cine tobIi9e @unoe DerurfoG-
enb uno ebe CT mel erbisIt er nod eineu
9dlaa an hcn Ropf. Die Gaitin 6cs
8erwaIters elite in;wifGtn bin;u unb
rang init hem Rlfbcneen nm ben
Befs Der Nrt. fonEte iibo d nift GER
binbern, faB sr ieinsm Sp;er ned
eine Nn;obl Sirbe nit bcrfeIben Der.
iekte, tbe er turd mebrsre berbeieeeiItG
| Serren snimoHnet werscu Ronnte.
Serr Campbell musee aus Is @unoeu
biuteno ins aaas sttrosen. 100 CT mad
bierisiuOiseM Seiben our@ ben Sob bon
feiHeH S@mes;eu erl6f murbe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-01-19
6ermonn NRO., Vrcitao Janmnr Nm

,Hi&ts bon Bebeutuna in Der Stoats.
2eaisIotur"-bas in bic lleberf6rifI
zines siueieinbalb epolten Innaea 8e-
ri&ts tes .1epubIieau" aus Srfferfon
gitb. 8snn F@ bort nihts aupetrassn,
mas bon Bebeutuns III, b. b. iuae bas
YubIifum iutsre6iren i0nnte-marun'
biefe 8aumUsrf&ptncuna ? - Sn Der
Shat bat fiG bisher auser Den bon ms
aemeIbsteu 8orfd[Ien nihts SnterefIan'
tes in JeFerfon City suaetroaeu. Die
9erren @efsbaeber hubrn Dcrise &o&e
i6re 9otuans erhdIteR uao F& ouf Die
fauIe @aut seleat. Sic tafen ii& bon
BEN BnEerboIOen Die &opfe UOIl
fdwdben. uerfpreden i5uen nIIes Mos-
Itde unb trinten barauf einen
straight. Sc peuiaer nber tie
Serren in Sefferfou Gitb tbun. De ito
better fur Den Stoot.-n9t 2ouis
Sriblne
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-01-19
SamaIipuriae Giienbaht.

Die am 9ametae, Den Is. Sanuar
1893, i'll SnenspiIIe abgsbaltene ger-
fumn,Iun9 bon Sursern. peI4s F& fur
ben Bau e,uer Giieubabn bur9 unIsr
Gountb intereEiren, tpurbe tur@ Bid
ter @b0s. R. 99attbsws CUR Srbnuns
serufeu, neldsr ouf Nntros, aum
8orfiker Der gsriammluHg ermdbIt
wuroe. 9srr Sarob fappmeper lpurbe
aIsbOnu aunt 9etretdr erwdbIt.
Dos @omite. weIdss Die Burger
unierss Gouutb bier trefeu polIte, unb
auf ns6en @unih Ole 8erfommIuna
beiufen worNeu. par uidt aumsfeno
unb bate aud tsineH 8srtreter esfanbt.
Sie Serren Gr. Noore uuS Ii6trr
Rattbetrs Iesten Die bon ibnen abSe'
fa6ten Sormulare fur ben 9ebrau4
bes @omitcs. tpeI9e in Den Uerf9ie0es
men SonnIbips bel ben Burgsrn Dor
fprsden io[Ien, ulu gu iebsn tuie uisI
Gtlb nufeebrn@t werben fann, Dor,
uno bieielben ipurben 9utssbeisen,
nadbem bic @orte @rbeu uno gtah'
lub-8eruaIter aeitriden worten iparen.
Ger Ndtb. s8. S. 2onseubers las
uISnonn einen 8rlsf bonn S6abmsifsr
Der ct. Sofepb uno See WoineS
fdmalIpuriaen Gifeubohu Dor, in ipeI'
dent oerielbe mittbeiIt, bdb tire GsfeIl-
faoft cine stpa so WsiIsn Iauee Babn-
ffre6e beraeifeat babe uno baB Der
Observation-Disclosures bes 8aues
unO bes Betriebsmaterials ouf $5, 900
per WeiIc iu ifeben fomiEe.
Gs ipurbe befGtofsr, sab bic nG6fe
rsgeImGBiee 8erfomEiIuna am erifen
Samstua i'm 6ebruar 1888 in Srotc,
ftatt, iuie in Der !ekten SerfammIuns
beidlohen, bel 9acf. Smitbs Storc.
ob9ebalten werben fol-, 6a Or0ft elm
mebr central sslesener punft unO fir
bisisniacn. weI9e fb an Der geriamm'
lung ,u bctb.iIi9en puniden, Isidtsr lu
errsi4en ici.
BefdIofeu, Sus Serr @. i. 2Nn-
benbers erfudt werbe Die H6tbiaen
formulate far Tie 3ei@nsr bon @ttien
oufsufsbsn unb in Der nd&fen Ser
fonmluna uor,uIeaen. Gs purbe
fernsr befdIofeu, bas YrototoG tieier
Seriummluns i'm r1ermanner @oIfs.
bIatt" uno benz nNbusttiser Courier"
iu uerofentIid1en. iporuuf fd Die Ser
fauniIuns bis aam Somstns ben 8.
Sebruar bertaets.
Gbaa. VI. 9R ttbe ems, 8orf.
Sacob Sappmeber, 9eer.
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tuslbe istt unisrem Stante cin BRO
bibitious Seisb aufbalien woIIen, unb
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ihr GeIb in eduapbs ODER Bier uulu.
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@euu6 bon Geiiti9eu 9etrdnten gu un-
teraraben, m6dteu mir ouf Die aus
bem Genfus fh ereebenben Sbatfo9sn
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fh zines ,itrenaen Prohibitions -8eiebes
erfreut bat iber 900 SaIoons nit
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lsbten Sabre, unO @eit 8irginien,
wsldes unaefabr bisielbe 8sp0Ifcruna
nie Maine unS tein 8robibitions &C.
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lehtsn Sabre betrus Die 3unnbme nur
90.
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idIedteroiu9s ni6t aus Der @eIt
bisputiren iafen uno bsiusiisu, 6ab
trob Yrobibition bsnno9 bernufdenbe
Getrante s.trunfen perSen unb BOP
ole 8sriude bas goIt bur@ Seiebe
nmoraliid" ~ MAIDEN febIfdlasen
mufen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-01-19

E8m 6. Gobos eiuer Der fauati.
fdifen 8emperens @potel iagt: Eit
n61ffe @enerntion luir5 es erIebeu oae
in ben Sefebbndern beinabe zines icbcr
Staate8 Der Union Yrobibitions 9c
fske entEolten fein ueroen. @oltl
bies tpirtIi@ fih beuubrbeiten, 10 iuirt
ebenfous Die nddfte 5ereration ea
,rIeben, oub biefe @eiess, gsruoe nit
beut,utdse Die uniinnisen eonntass'
eefcke, SOM 8oIte mibadtet uuo ibrs
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fd Seieen baB bic noraIifde
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lie, @huIe uno Stride anbeimaeffeut
msrben mub, tusnn man sincn GrfoIs
erSieIt gu febeH winf4t.