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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1883-07-12

may be exactly the opposite for some
other state, on the old time principle
THAT what is ones meat is anothers
poison Hence the loud voiced accla-
nations which are being hoped up.
along the line, are just SO much waste
of raw material. Iowa in the past has
shown herself abundantly able to head
the column, or at least be within hailing
distance Of the head. and there is no
necessity for fear that this fall will be
any exception.
On only one point alone can the ac-
ton of the recent convention be viewed
with anything ike alarm, and that was
on the vote for Judge of the supreme
court. From the stand taken by the
convention and the evident predictions
of the delegates composing the conven-
ton. it is reasonable to assume that the
defeat of Judge Day can be mainly
traced to his vote as member of the
supreme court on the test question on
the constitutional amendment. 1t has
long been mooted problem whether
the Judiciary should be appofntive or
elective and the action of the citizens Of
the state across the Mississippi win go
far in confirming those who hold to the
first opinion, in their belief.
Thewaves of zeal, or fanaticism, or
whatever it might be called, should
always stop short at the judicial bench.
Here the question should be alone the
legal ability, the judicial character of
the man; not the works he has shown to
promote this or that partisan measure.
A Judge that will allow his official er-
mine to be soiled by the last is not tit
to sit on the bench. And per contra
when that man is found who is governed
in all questions solely by the law,
neither turning to the right tor left, such
"a man ought not to be allowed TO be-
come the victim of an ill-tempcred zeal
If the bench can be packed for one
sehtintut IL can DC IOr an0tner, and
experience has taught us that often-times
the majority does not rule, and burdens
many and grevious to be borne are laid
upon the shoulders of taxpayers through
the decisions of y corrupt judiciary.
Happily the most noted illustrations
come from another country and another
age, but these examples are of such
nature as to serve for warnings to many
future generations. The pride and
mainstay of a country through all So
cial and political turmoil and strife is
an incorruptible, high-minded Judiciary.
To preserve this should be the aim of
every true patriot. Hence the action of
the convention, if based on the position
assumed above, is open to the greatest
censure. and is an example of the en-
tremities to which ill-tempered zeal will
reach in its efforts to achieve its points.
The people are sovereign, but in this in
stance they show themselves as little fit
ed for welding the sceptre rs the most
notorious monarch of the eighteenth
century. It's to b, hoped for the safety
of our institutions that their example in
this particular will not be copied in any
other state.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1883-07-12
Tie One He Didn't Take.

"Jamei'
Yes. a."
There were seven California pears
in that cupboard. Six of them are
gone. Doyou know anything about itP"
II nevG took one of them"
''Sure?'
'Certan. pa. Wish | may die IT,
you wicked, bad bay; how often
have tod you never to use such an ex-
pression? Here comes ma; let us see if
ma knows anything about it.
Mamma says she saw James take at
least fiveof them
"You title rascal How dare you
tell me you never took one, and here's
only this little one with the grub-eaten
side left?'
"Oh, pa, don t hit me. said didn't
take one If them and-and- and that's
the one Ididn't take"
Pa rel,nted
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1883-07-12
Pansies I'm n Skull.

The proprietor of floral establish
ment was found in the back part of the
store blsily employed planting some
pansies in hollow skull, the roof of
which hld been sawed off about two
inches from the top. Meat idea, amt
it?" he remarked, casting an admiring
glance at the CHASTITY flower pot.
ITS for young fellow who is going
to graduate from the Jefferson College.
Do j often get such orders? Not very
often; once in a while / get one as
joke, the chap who orders it, of course,
supplying the skull. One day just be-
fore the commencement last year, three
young New Workers sent for me to come
to their room at a boarding house near
Tenth and Walnut streets, and got me
to decorate whole skeleton with rose
buds and smilax. believe they set it
up in a big armchair and put it at the
head of the table at graduating sup
per-"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1883-07-12
past,rage For TiIlage.

A mared feature of rural life in Eng
land at To present day is the substitu-
ton Of permanent pasturage for tillage.
Year by var the disproportion between
titled and lnIilled land becomes greater.
In the Whole of England there are up
wards Of S2. BOO, 600 acres, and of these
in ls70hpwards of 1000, 900 acres were
laid out in permanent pasturage. In
1880 theuntiled land had increased to
100000 acres, and the increase is
now maintained at the rate of 4,000,0 600
acres pc year. Taking the whole Of
Great Bltain, the increase is even high
er, 100000 acres only being untitled
in 1870, . compared with 4,S2l 900 in
1882, whe in Ireland the change is still
more NAKED This is owing to foreign
competitin in the cereal crops.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1883-07-12

To remove the unpleasant taste which
is frequently observable from new
wooden vessels is thing difficult of ac-
complishment. The Brewing World
says that the simplest plan, and one
that will succeed in most cases, is to
seald them thoroughly several times in
boiling water, then dissolve some pearl
ash or soda in lukewarm water, adding
a little lime TO it, and wash the inside
of the vessels well in the solution.
Afterward seald them several times
thoroughly as before.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1883-07-12

1t is a curious fact that so firm in
texture is the paper of r genuine Bank
of England note that burning alone can
hardly destroy it, The authorities have
in little glazed frame the remnants
of the note which was in the great fre
of Chicago. Though completely char
red and black. the paper holds together
and the note is sufficiently lcgible to
establish its genuineness and TO be
cashed.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1883-07-12
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Lucky Find.

A man wb was cutting turf on Mum
JOY dill, Poland, Me-, few days ago,
turned up With his spade metal bar
which, kept for glistening point
where tn spade struck it. looked like
iron. ia suspicious CLEAN caught his
eye. and aduced him TO carry the bar
to an assaer. who pronounced it fine
gold, andestimated its value at S., $40.
Inc dlsconrer conjectures that the in
got was buried ip the early days of the
colony ether By soma official to pre-
vent It's capture, or by some freebooter
who hid HELPED to plumber a Spanish
treasure shin
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1883-07-12

The department of agriculture at
Washington announces that the disease
popularity known as hog cholera, has
disappeared in every portion of the
United States. 1t disappeared as it
came, without apparent cause. The
department has been trying in vain to
procure virus for experimental pur-
poses
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1883-07-12

Prof. John W. Clark, OF the Massa-
chusetts Agricultural college, viii set
out 1000 apple, 200 pear, and 5000
peach trees in his North Hadley orchard
this year. He has 1000 peach trees
which he expects to bear this season,
and 1000 bushels is his lowest estimate
of the CROP
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1883-07-12
Legal Notices,

S@Nc~@O~~~O~~o~~~~SS~~~-@
ESTATE-GABRIEL MILLS Deceased.
County--In Probate.
Noticei is hereby given that at the special August
term OF the county court, to be held in and for
said county, at the court house in the city of Lam
caster. in said county, on the
FIRsTTUEsDAY OF AUGUST, A. D. 1888,
being August Z 1888, the following matter will
be heard and considered:
The application of Eunice II. Mills for the ap.
pontment OF an administrator de bonis non OF
the estate of Gabriel Mills, late of the town OF
Hazel Green in said county deceased.
BY order of the Court
VIM McG0NIGAL. County Judge.
Dated June 25, A. ID. 1888. 1Sw3
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1883-07-12

A writer in Gardening Illustrated,
uses thin gutta-percha in his grating
operations. Pieces about two inches
square were put in hot water. and
placed around the graft. He likes it
better than the common mixture for the
purpose.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1883-07-12
T,sTATE-ALIoE MULLALLY. Deceased.

ESTATE-ALIoE MUTUALLY. Deceased.
State Of Wisconsin, County Court OF Grant
Copnty--In Probate.
Notice is hereby given that at the special Aug
ust term Of the County Court to be held in and for
said county at the court house in the city of Ian
caster. in said county, on the
FIRST TUESDAY OF AUGUST. A. ID. 1888,
being the 18th day Of August, 1888 the following
matter VIII be heard and considered:
The application Of Thomas Learny, executor
of the last will and testament of Alice Mutually.
late of the town of Bloomington. in said county
deceased. For examination and adjustment of
his final account as such executor and assign
ment OF the residue of said estate to the persons
lawfully entitled to the same.
BY order of the Court,
WIN. McG0NIGAL, Judge.
Dated June 25th, 1888. lsw3
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1883-07-12
CUMMONS-MABruA LUDLuM.

Circuit Court. Grant County.
Martha j. Ludlum, Plaintiff VS. Lewis Ludlum
Defendant.
The State Of Wisconsin, TO the said defendant:
You are hereby summoned to appear within
twenty days after service Of this summons, ex-
elusive of the day of service, and defend the
above entitled action in the court aforesaid: and
in of your failure SO 10 do, Judgment will be
rendered against you according to the demand of
the complaint ORR. 81 LOWRY,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
P. o. Address, Lancaster, Grant Co., Wiscon-
sin. 1--we
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1883-07-12

NEVER let your zeal outrun your
charity. The former is but human, the
latter is divine. Hosea Bdliou.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1883-07-12

A correspondent of the Journal of
Agriculture recommends. as renedy
for hog cholera, half ieaspoonful of
carbolic acid ina gin of milk, to each
hog. 1t is administered from the mouth
of long-necked bottle.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1883-07-12
SUMMoNS-HAIL.

~ 70 NJ NONH-HAIL,
Circuit Court Grant County.
John Schreiner and Joseph Nathan, Plaintiffs,
VS.. Emma Hail. Sophia Hail. Mary Hail, J. Cab
rel Hail and Adoph Hail, infants and heirs at
law and Theodore Hail. administrator de bonis
non with the will annexed of the estate OF Cab
rel Hail, deceased, Defendants.
The state OF Wisconsin, to- the said defendants,
and each OF them:
You are hereby summoned to appear within
twenty days after service of this summons.
exclusive of the day of service, and defend the
a...sfiaS a. issssis tls ri aid. and
in case of your failure 10 do, Judgment win be
rendered against you according TO the demand
of the complaint. HERMAN BUCHNER
17w7 Plaintiffs Attorney.
p. o. Address: Lancaster Grant County, Wis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1883-07-12
Wealth Of the United Stares Per Capita.

The following statistics represent the
ame-..t - tssAabio properly, ro"i s..ld
personal, in each State and Territory,
and also the amount per capita:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1883-07-12


No attention viii he paid to anonymous CORES
pondents. All articles for publication must be
signed by the name OF the writer: not for publi-
cation. unless tits wished. but az guarantee
OF good faith. General correspondence must be
received by Monday evening In order to insure
publication the same week. No rejected manu-
scripts will he returned unless accompanied by
stamps to prepay postage.
Subscribers wishing their postofice address
changed should send their old as well as thenew
address.
The postage nm THE HERALD Il one cent for
anywhere in the United States or Europe.
THE HERALD IL sent to subscribers until an
explicit order il received by the publisher for
fits discontinuence. and all payment OF arrear-
ages Is made according to law.
The Courts have decided that all snbsoribers
60 newspapers are held responsible until srrear.
ages are paid and their papers are ordered to be
discontinued.
The price for legal advertising is hxed nv law,
and advertisements OF this character win be
charged legal rates.
Advert sements ordered ont before expiration
OF contract will be charged transient rates.
No especial Position win be given advertisers.
No advertisements will he inserted for foreign
advertisers at lees rates than that charged home
patrons.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1883-07-12

HAVE AGENTS
, II
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Gas faIf6 uertaubtnt pt,rt,
(6OrtfesuHS tOIgt.)

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Gin berbsr Doctor.

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ussen istnsr GrObbeit beribmte 9Ir5t
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Ststt IlaiAs St.Satebs CtI ~ cine sGuaue Ss'
S'ulqs In oeuiidtr, snsliihsr, frdu3AHiher,
is-l'l9sr, i9Deeifhsr bou6Rotihsr, bantl&er, bbhmts
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V'aS ebrsiRrt:
The CHARLES A.. VoGELER CO.,
NaStslstr usa u. SostItr 3 GS.l
Baltimore, We.
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QdnbItde aiebesbsustfe.

sic (ju ibrer 6rsunbiu): vDu, iset
meiB /, 6uB mir Ser Grit suet ii9t!"-
so, bot er 0ir's 9'fast2~ = sRei'.
a6er grab bat er mi nit Der Cert
9'fet."
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iest weiB t, 6aB Mrs 8dbeIe 9ust
ii9t!" so, bot ie 9ir's s'fost2"-
gGei', aber grab ban / ie nit Der Cert
s'fbt, no bat ie s'iust: Du eausbua,
Out"
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Gin &aufmamm.

6aus JtiDsr Raj. - 9srr Sfaac e. part
Superintendent Der Barnard Otfs. Co., 3
VsToan'eu mir iOI9cRbe UtittbeiIuus: Sd
Ssbroadte oos ousg3eibnste YtitteI, ct
Satobs Gel, bel eiusm ihw,reu IniIu Dor
R5suma isrlus in mejnsm arm. Ser 81
ioIa pGt wuneerbar. Nus : dmerien per
ItmGubeu un5 main 4rm Ut piso,r pcG'om
usn SsJ9slttut
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::::::Gtu 9eDrer. ::::

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Ss5Rs Stru6e, NeD Yorf, ibsrmabt. uns
lN!senOe NittbeiI ing: 8dbrsno meiusS
WIitntboltss in %Sjuoiuuati, 1puroe ib Don
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ts''OsH. SD mod3ts nit benz ct. SatObs
Gel sineu 8er{u6. Gos Reiultot mai 10
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F0f'n %Osrdulnft puybs eini9e 8Ioi@sH ned
Vssil5lano ;u isu6sn.
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Gin OetTlt6er.

Die ..8Isus %aus IN. 81 SalIp Re1ps"
bS1tte tir}Itb tcI9euoe GorrelponbsuJ ami
id,:n ben 9errcn Qsq9stt II. VHi9 Inb ReU
Batter 2. 81. Ct. Sn9s: ,.98trtbsr Ssryi
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&cTibs 9errenl es III Don ouseaei3ntte,
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Gin YDR metTer.

Au5 tb bin eiusr Der @etreusn, psnn e
~ I'm ZEN &uf b.S st. SotOtS Ssls ham
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h''isr. Nspouiet, Raii. Plus sisster Or.
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ben, bonn IS that mir msbr gut ais ole bt,
w. % ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, psId, Id i'm
S0af Der Set gu &at9e 100.
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@ehiiaelbdnblerin: Aber, sndStser
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bis Sbr aud pmirber DeT6et" "
4reiie ndmIid.
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Sin Tarmer /.

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70 lSrstbt ms Ssrr G fi2ir5art, R8bit,
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Gin NpOtDeter

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UisI ron benz Del %uerfauft uub bGtr. beut'
HOb ben sriten uu9hultissn Ssriht lber bic
les yfittel Az pernebmeu.
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Ginr @nsenanabe.

5err pom Grouftisnae idtdst iid nit
sinem Sff;ier, wei9t aber INNER Jus
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Stan6!"
vDaS fam SSbnsn alsi6siItis ieih"
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t5bte."
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AA1n~An.sN gtsea GinisnbuAe elmer 8
SAtAkktkURT GtS. 8riefmarte . I c nj et
- The CHARLES A. VogeleI
va. stH reid tauiriTttE
S~aHbureer observation-disclosures
- tsS hsEtuirtt mad sHsa 9ssiIsu KnTitaI
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5dDmrrsrmfiArr!
- Gin Nr5t. -

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Idufg bsmerIt. uutsr rleinsu 9otientsn, ms
Beu islusr trsiIIideH 8%jrtIomteit. pieit1ltii
lur anDeuOuu9.-@m. 0obrmduu, Ut. ..
900 9rgoHt' StrG6e, San Trauctsco, Sal.
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hIlrswie-Bpifrt,t

S9Iesmig. 0ur6 triessgeri6te
li6es llrtbeil iinb Die bisberi9en Wiusfe=
there Der 4. S%ompa9nie bes bier sarniioz
nirenben Regiments: Seiuri6 Oelfs
gen. S9oof nus Sartenf6se, &ir5ipiels
@efeIburen, wesen Meeuterei unb MILF
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Seili9enstmmern. Sin in Nmez
rita Iebcnbcr Setter beS bieiigeu YfarrerS
Yfiltcr, Ipel6cr bcreitS 1877 Der bieligen
@emeinoe I'll ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
24OO Il. ~suiaubtc, bat 81 9lei6er ges
ltimmuug mcitere 21O0 81. Dem 9e>
nanntcn 9farrer Su9ebcn ~Iaiien. 0as
geidmmte 0elo muroe 81 elmer mobl@
tbdti9en Stiitung perweuoct
6e6in9cn. 8eim Central Gomitc
fir Die (Do9cIbcI9dbi9teu Ser SberamtSs
besirfe 6e6in9eu uub @ammerttu9en fin6
inn @an;en Is 1859 90. ei%nge9anqen.
llebcr 10, 900 SO. bierupn iin6 pertbeilt
unb fir ben &eIt iinb S~artofielu unb
Mtebl ou9etauft worbeu. QtuBeroem bat
Ser &aiier, ipie bereits friiber beridtet
worben lit, ans Dem SiSpoiitionsfonb
5000 SO. geipenbet bieie Summe lit
ben bartlett betrpiienen @emeinoeu su9ez
f%oiien.
Der Mil9burI6e bes &itterguts
y2inbi6" lit ben S%erletungeu, sic CT bel
Sem llcberfaue bur6 bic beioen iueenbz
li6eu Serbreder MobIeemutb un6
S9Iotterer e~rIitten, I'M bieiigen Soipital
erIcgen. Gr beiBt SObam @auloder,
lit Dor @rohelfin9cn gebiirtig uno IS
Sabre alt. SedS Mol boben Die Morb>
blben uuf i'm 9ei9oheu un6 ;wei MaI
wurDe ct lebens9efdbrli6 in Die re9te
Srult unb in BEN llnterleib setroffeu.
Die beioen Chatter baben i6on bes Seftez
rem 9iebitdbIe ueriibt. Seibe iinb Sinh
Iiune nm bier nufPc,noen mor6ru
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SrOs Sss miBsIitten @usiteuunssbes
Iu6es i6ien Der Runftfinu Ses &ammers
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-03-23

Ubitrtn9tIhJf 5tantfn.
Giiena6 d.. Die 1926 erbaute ct.
Nnnenz&ir9e bierlelbit iol nit einem
&o%itenaufmouoe pon l., 900 90. r%eitaurirt
~werpeu, uub Ser Sbirirger MalOuerein
bat sic Gr6Guung zines Gburlnes auf
Dem &ulm nit eincm SoltenauTmanoe
bis 1000 SO. bei6lpilen.
@otbo q. Sroe pieler @arnum9en
in Der Greiie bo6eu iid 9egcn 100 aus
Dem 0erso9tbum @otba 9ebiirtige Ser
iOnen iiberreOen %laiien, na9 Sen Sanbe
mi6s> SnIeln aus%supanbern.
2eeter Sage lit bier bic 2ei6e eines
Sri. Stein II 9tep gort uerbrannt
morben. SIS MAI bies Die 1O5. 2ei6ens
perbrennung. Sri. Stein ma ,u ibrer
muitolii6en @usbilbun9 mad Oeuti6z
LAMB getommen uno ,uuroe i'll Berlin
pom Spbe credit.
@0Bnit. Der vGre6ituerein sl
@OBnib" 9e6Ort a~llcrbin9s i9On lett 8
Sabreu su ben Sobten, aber bas @ubenz
ten on i'm l6lummert nod ni6t. Sir
feline ebemaligen Mit9lieber nabt iebt Die
S6luBfataltropbe uno bieie I9eint per-
berblid gu merben. 2aut elmer beim
letten altenbur9ii6en Carthage pom
Nit9liebern bieie5 banteretten Credit
uereins eingerei6ten 9etition belduft ii9
Der Sebl6etrag auf $50 900 M. Sa I'M
2aufe Der 3eit uiele Mit9lieber 6es
Sereins 9eftorben Obsr uer6or6en o6er
alls9epanbert iinb, 10 eriitiren geseus
iudrtig ni6t mebr ais ca. 200 YerIonen,
an wel3e fi6 Die 9ldu6ieer nod buIten
tOnneu. Auf iebes bteier MitglieSer
biirfte cine 8efteuer Don 1000 M. eute
fallen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-03-23

IO9e gu tommen. Wie beiBt er oeRn ilbris
genS2"
vMie piro sr beiBtu2" meinte Qouis
a9feIsudenb, vfOl9e Meni9su baben ia
Advertisement teinen pernInfti9en Nameu,
SuIet nennt er i'd"
Gut, 70 rufeu 81. mir Suiet."
SD mills periu9en mein 9err."
Der Rellner e%ntferrte ii6 6obened
iu6te elm Goupert aus ieiner Bruittai6e
berpor, fristeIte cine 4bre6e baruuf uub
bssab ii6 mad Der 8OrtierIO9e.
G8 oouerte ni6t lanee, 10 eri6ien
Qouis nit benz poInii9en Otener, uelz
dem in Ginger gntfernung bic, wie es
idien unvermeioli9e Rammerfrau folgte.
Qiele fa6 miBtrauii9 pom 2Ouis auf
Suiet unb pom biefem ouf Soebned. Ger
NfeiIor ma9te inosB fein IeutfeIigites
0eii9t, frat uHbefdngen auf Suiet ;u,
rabebrebte cine poInii9e Nnrebe, weI6e
10 piel bsoeutete, als baB or ben 9uten
SuIet UNI einen Gienft 6dte. Den Siun
Ser @orte mo9te 6erietbe wobl i9nerIi9
periteben, oa 6o6ened aber 3n9lei6 ba5
goupert in ieiner 6ano belt uuo bin
uno Der bewegte, 10 TAM Tim wobl bic
bsrubi9enbe 1leber3euSuns, bag es fi9
nur barum banble, eineu grief ab3us
geben. gr ffredte baber bic 6anb na9
6ieiem 8risfs aus, bod 9Obene6 belt
6euieIbsn uOrIdufs nod felt uub iuste,
OiesmaI gan; 6eutIid, cine wenu aud
nidt sera6e 9ebrdu6Ii3e, 10 bod pOnig
peritdnbIi6e ueberiesung Der 8e3ei9nuus
,Srau" anpenbenb: "Do PAM zona!'
sSuiet uidte, perf1mist lddelu6. unb
bic 4Ite, Die allies senau beobn6tete,
nifte ebenFnns nit %ernitbaftem 9efi6t.
Sobene6 uber i9ien ii6 peripro9en
gu bubeu, beRn Iebboft g%eitituIireub faSte
er jest:
"Nie, ME, do parma dziewczina''
(9etu, neiu, Der Dame SuugfrGu), unb