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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-05-01

sARaxsr Is happily situated near the center of Sargen
county. one OF the finest counties In Dakota; the County and
are named after II. K. SARGENT, ex-General Manager
ofths n. i. r. r., who has extensive land interests in the
County and adjacent to the townste, and whose active as
sistance viii add much to their rapid deyeopement.
The confidence already inspired in the gro=.h and fa-
Of SARGgSr is proved by the permanent improvements
which at this early day mark the town site -even before the
pa 8 Of the Town have been distributed Among these inn
we note a hotel. general store, blacksmith shop,
residences. etc. esc. The surrounding country is Tricky
and a large proportion Of the farm lands are
under cultivation.
SARGEETT
Is surrounled by a vast are Of agricultural and stock-raising
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-05-01

Is located in the center of North Day County, Dakota. The
soil 10 q rich. black vegetable loan, five to fifteen feet in
depth, with a sub-soil Of clay exentding from rs to 100 feet
in depth. and is recognized as the counterpart Of the famous
Red River Valley, with the difference that this soil is more
porous and capable Of enduring more drouth and wet wealth
er without deiriment to its producing qualities. Jast to the
east lies the Sisseton Indian reservation, which is expected
soon to be thrown open to settlement. Within its borders
are running streams, beautiful lakes filed with fish Of every
variety, and fringed with forest trees, fine springs of spark
ling water, forests and rich succulent grasses, rendering it
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-05-01

.sp&eiAa teVrtxpAndenec.
nI1e Dake. p. 7.
Seeding Is geifgng pretty well along,
aud some of the fAfmefe hare linisllea.
ftgimi 3anta coming in Hsely.
AZ, Care hGS moved hm family to
WateffoWa.
Maynard is doing 4 good business
III hia STORE,
ih~NzMtAn4N, visited Webster
%rf *k2uissay 4
Tile fbunaAlion fgf tie school house
hfs ussn laia and nuildsng win soon
epncAne8tecs
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-05-01

U.NL|M $3.50 "N|YH" HE"t"H
poetry and song Ia the hay Indian
are shtxaaed ID sombsr gray, N which
rainhu~ tlued lights c5me and SO. rer
~sponsivc 10 the SIM sets flashing ray, aid
ia The dewy morn ~ the mlsts roll 10
fplendcr from the shadow Of The hi2s,
the very soul feasts ON the wicrd and
Mo8IefpiIs .Aeanty ofthe Wow.
On Monday, Mr. Benedict, one Of the
contractors IN the dakota d Great South.
ern Railway called at orr Office and
brought tie gratifying intelligence that
he had fify teams and d full complement
of men thfeetnilez nDrtii Of NeWagK, oil
ready 10 c0miunnge thupming dirt OF tile
grade ag cnee and nsat. with favorable
Mt stter they would surely reach Britton
WssFisi the next ten Or Twelve days He
SAYS aliey csaa build ffom q nsile q 2 mile
and q quarter 4 day. and that II - tEe
Intention 10 psreh the work with AL posi-
81. s4sAs.Asnl
There VIII he Two camps. ore pFsiiing
negth and tic other south. Tie south
gang expect % complete the grading 70
BRISTOL On the Milwaukee Il St Pnal
within the next forty days at the outside;
as sncsa IA iisss Is done track viii be iSid
anil Usitt0n viii bu connected with the
rest Dfttae world by the ioun bands that
always bring prosperity and I'll the cotn-
SBrts az 40 advancekI civilization 10 q
country. With Il completed iine OK rail-
Way tArvngh itese fertile valleys, no
need TO speculate on the future -its pros
periiy and commercial importance IS as
surrd beyond all doubt o. eavii.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-05-01


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X.x 4. Rt.,s, .br,sns..
FSS M~.
h; &ss4xefa n&xStae
KAN blue lake, DIT.
ii q ts1 INV pl1e f@kp itetHs ~
M ,asf.&f n b,fe knd thinkifH pelftapS
psIA a1s ~ aniAs. a~steupt
ID N0a fiiaE Ne are nos al aena. hut
Z .IIn 8axt$f ar i0degNDtixn feif.
ss~ fe il ssSn occasionally to
S171FrF $3.50 q nA1s ne1all1ss
AN, ksaitof We Ase M
S#i .f4S4, Il is<sz t0n would have tsDlTht
W 3is' az hEe. a Tie laying Of Tie COR
II x;,l.N III 0s:t ssaW edneasissnal sfruc-
81 ~. Ami l0stl. The enlhnsiasm and
t8fital tTikpg.ay Of horns tasenf Sxhib-
n slse odesspn Vas really grand.
S,n-4 r Z. y, s4,axie IL the ik0nB Case. !
fUla.e Aa4 oilers gave great
fEn,t8. ,lfs.}x,stefous ID think that
akSf& }.A9f ,,o{ bfafna en0slals Is run a
IL II Sin1es NhsMa ilta9 lake can fur
MI eas:sgsia1,5 II tsse desired article. Well.
y ssA9 SF4 sasat aia5er7ed, tnut repeating
fNneiANasi ,l0t.l and tbs town sooii
III ~ IN iassnef QuietneSs. The town
vim ss liz pfrkins up considerably, new
} nft,3@ a8s3stis reogafO affrac1 the eye at
aEsf9a points. Al q. Taeker having his
sa2l hHx}ap. james Il Co, ditto. U. i.
k6gnasu soccer department occupy
.,s,Se. aexfstd. aciinx conn gr.jnmpS
s d 5N ever his ear. Sinee the
~ llr1.lsr nfsii1ancc came into full effect.
NJ ApafSmenf lad q take i back
eat iN llse 4 cernes 91 said building
"a Ao<lEns filed unlesa a reasonable
mousf Uf drugs Nss irsf Inserted. The
a iRa Lane 3keuse among the Substantially
"a been rented ~ tise kritts brother,
tnd has bcA rcf'ttbd. and fixed up ia
ss Mgftin tlftsts acts q
ehief eiegk, while Mrs, ~ Fritis pfesidts
nc tbA Tables The proprietor g VIC new
SAffsHHn ami Wa0un Shop. Fred St0ifs has
purchased the building EnoWn as Eiuca-
iofi HleNk. of Musk HAIL. moving = " q
p0fN 4ase Kppa aud Feiitinx y up TOR .
esisMrMs The hat ~ nls Domestic
3 y lness Nnere the sp0kes ~ tte Nheei
fofsSiu sastsAte ~ every Aifecthon oniy
HhAld lN ttgetve bN the felsoes 81 tune.
Quraowgl u 70 W connected WITH the
&fpntifY Hnuh tx y newly lMyeu our rsr
se masl. q, lhe south sisic III Gle II
4. kfpfk, 4 vtry feasible roHft ~ yen ran
govern goRr pcdtssiiaaiisln accordingly.
Alnng this iseM road, VA t0soy pais
kariss many stately inansiQns exhi9tt
ssenl@lses eineN tbs nssiftaR of the
sbeauttsui Snow aud az tsse eTeSk erass
~ iaAny N the speaklea 3eauties tp'ck.
sn IeisnFe tesaing pxEioctiy safe slnea
fle neN hsi, A4w too9 etlscA
AK 4oseph &arslpsu o. Washington,
Mtpp hrotiAsf q 9Wr towtlsaisn David
Mafsftnll, arrived aesk week with 2 car
toRd pf good farm hprSrs which are Tor
NAle MsSage HAll q s7n aTe Iunnlngtne
AsQd WILL successfully and keeping on
letrs4 nleR eoEn meal ntasle tfotn corn
Hifpat AnstSk@ IN hanfAska, also fiAAea
eseNfkr ptAp0ss ~ ssaH ipn'i1 ~
NV 81 9at uia Anslls 1eAt ss~isn = nsk.n
sRN " s,sAnhS nAsn.~, AhM nt1 49,
,<ttsg't t9Enf4fty Nnv~ns ~ sne ~Np-
fia9san.s wa lsssntay sean IS Nnw
AkAkM NNeMss ~ w is.n +e y. 49,
%tAfttn nEkH Ank putSl1Nnsd t'1 D1tttswi
s.sht ttnee y y 1vse4aAs = " y
Asp1s Ahe 5AAA hsoaa EAAlns sloase y
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Daily Republican., 1884-11-11
4 DEMONSTRATORS SALE
N on
REAL ESTATE.

Upder and BY virtue Of the power ard au-
thority granted by the last Will and tesla.
ment OF Elisabeth Turner, late Of the city OF
Wilmington, New Caste County and state
Of Dela ware, deceased. Will be sold Ut the
Court House, In the city OF Wilmington, on
THURSDAY THE 10th DAY OF NoVEM
BER, A. d.. 1854.
ut II O'Clock, .. m,
The following described real estate, being
the property o. said Elizabeth TusNsr, de-
ceased, as follows. TO wit:
All that certain lot, piece or parcel Of land
situate in the city Of Wilmington Aforesaid,
with q two stsry ana half brick dwelling
house thereon cree, cd, bounded and described
as follows, to wit; Beginning ut the westerly
side Of Orange street between sixth and
seventh strec's, sth die ofs Two feet
and eight inch sl,e ,oining other lands late
Of Elisha Huxley, deceased, being thirty-si1
feet four ;nches from the s0utherly side OIL
Seventh street, thence westerly by new line
parallel with Sc enth street seventy seven
fset five inches TO q line OF land now. or lstt
Of Andrew Jack, theree with said line south
efiy parallel with Orange street sixteen feel
to n stake In land now or late Of 10 10 Pyle
thence easterly through the middle Of the
division wall between this and said leaa<
Pyle's brick house parallel with Seventh
/ str Get seventy seven ieet i've inches TO ths
| northeriy sixteen feet 10 the place Of begin
ni' x, be the contents more or iess Said
alley two feet eight inches vide to BE- for the
common use and benent Of the two adjoining
houses forever.
And ALEC all that certain lot, piece or trnc
OF land with four two-stOry brick dwelling
houses thereon erected, situate in the city 0
Wilmington aforesaid, and more particularly
bounc ed and described ~ follows, IN wit
Beginning Mt point In the essteriy eide o
Van Buren street at the distance Of eighty
three feet southerly nom the Intersection o
the southerly side Of Linden street, with thu
said easterly side Of Van Buren, street, theno'
parallel with the said side Of Linden stree
easterly seventy ono feet, thence parable
with the said side Of Van buren, street south
eriy forty -eight feet and throe inches, thenc'
again parallel with the said side Of LindeI
street, westerly seventy-one feet to the SAID
easterly side OF Van Buren, street, and thenc
Herewith northeriy forty eight feet thre
inches to the place Of beginning. The ssis
housee will be told separately. and all vii
be sold on easy tsrMs.
Attendance will be given and terms mad
known At the time and place Aforesaid BY
VICTUk DUPONT,
AdminiktrAtor q. T. A.
Thomas M. Ogle, Auctioneer.
Daily Republican., 1884-11-11

WE ARE NOT opposed to our Demo
cratic friends having their Cleveland
jubilation this evening, but IL they
would take n friends advice they
would postpone 1t few days to set
whether Cleveland is elected or not. II
will be rather rough on the unterriied
to paint the city rel, and then find
that Blaine Is elected after all. Foul
or five hundred plurality claimed fol
Cleveland in total vote Of eleven hun
dred thousand is rather . small margin
TO rejoice very much over, before ths
official count Is made and reported
We throw out this gentle hint to save
our Democratic friends from mortifica
ton In case Cleveland comes out thu
under man in the fight. II the con
tenn plated demonstration is postponed
until after Cleveland has been found Il
be honestly elected by the official coun
of New York, then Republicans viii
quietly acquiesce, though they MAJ
sincerely regret the defeat of their owl
candidate.
Daily Republican., 1884-11-11

ERRORS HAVE been found in the
vote Of New York City which cuts
down Cleveland's plurality TO less than
500, and there are quite large num-
Der of ballots that are not known to
have been counted at all for anybody,
around which interest now seems TO
centre. The real contest after all will
no doubt be in New York City. where
fortunately the ballots have been pre-.
served and can be re-counted. 1t Ii
believed that these ballots will be In
favor Of Blaine and that there will bt
enough of them to give him an un
disputed plurality. Upon the whole
the situation looks more favorable fol
Blaine to-day than yesterday. Th'
official count in the respective counties
of New York will commence at on'
o'clock to-day and where the vote 1,
disputed adjournments will be mad
from to-day until the true vote is as
certained. Let Republicans still keel
in good spirits, the battle IL not lost b.
any means.
Daily Republican., 1884-11-11

Hon. G. b. LORE, our genial Con-
gresham elect, may well feel fiattered
at the large vote he received at the latt
election. We are not surprised at this
He 10 80 polite, agreeable and affable
that we are rather surprised that be
did not get larger vote indeed had
we not had an unexceptionable candi'
date on the Republican side, we might
have heard the still small voice whis-
pering in our own conscience vote for
Lore" No matter where Mr.. Lore
stands on the question Of tariff and pro-
lection he is gentleman in the tulles.
sense of the term, and it is pleasure to
know that he has the same smile and
he same warm grasp of the hand fol
all, whether rich or poor, high or low
noble or ignoble, one and all, without
'exacting conditions as to race, color OF
previous condition of servitude.
Daily Republican., 1884-11-11

late election. These thousand who did
not voc, upon every fair presumption
are Republicans, who for causes well
known to Democratic assessors and col
lectors were cheated straight out Of
their votes, while there was no i'm
pediment whatever placed In the way
of any who could by any means be In
duced to vote the Democratic ticket.
The figures we have given afford
food for thought and reflection TO thu
honest Taxpayers of the county. Two
thousand Republicans are prohibited
from voting at an expense Of ovel
81, 900 year to the county. In ter
years this rolls up to $50, 900, q nice lit
tie sum for the Taxpayers to make up
How long will they submit to it.
Daily Republican., 1884-11-11

AFTER Oneida County, New York,
ex senator Conkling's home, reducing
its vote from 1000 Republican majority
for Garfield 10 30 plurality for Cleve
land, we should hear no more of this
everlasting clatter about electing hin
to the United States Senate again.
A, the Democrats have employed
him A. ons Of their lawyers to look at
ter a fair count of the vote, we hope
they will keep him aud groom him fol
whatever office they may be able Il
give him hereafter. The Republican
party has no place for such men
Daily Republican., 1884-11-11

THE latest returns from Illinois make
the next Legislature tie on joint bal
lo', the Republicans having majority
of one in the Senate and the Democrats
, majority Of one in the House. II
hrse returns are reliable General Lo-
gan's return to the Senate will be pre-
vented as it was once before when Judge
David Davis was elected. Now will
be the time for Senator Davis again,
but we fear the ex-Senator's decid ed
leaning in favor of Blaine in the last
election will be au insurmountable bar
rier as Genoral Logan's successor this
time
Daily Republican., 1884-11-11

Owing 10 the depressed condition O
the tunes, we have taken unusual car
~ the ~ lection Of our fall and white
millinery. Ha-ing purchased low TO
cash, we are determined to show thos
who favor us with their patronage tina
we WI sell our goods at the very low
81 Inquire, and guarantee satisfaction
We shall consider it no trouble TO shoy
goUis, aud have a large stock to Sc &c
from, embracing all the novelties of I'll
season. Mrs. 4. L. Fermap, 2O8 Kin
street
Daily Republican., 1884-11-11
Dr. himmss' Mhs,. ruImOuic
BajhHm

Is the leading lung remedy in Viii
mingtop, Del. Said lady residing OF
West Thirteenth street, cit is the rem
~ That cured me after the failure O
many others" Said gentleman, "I
Saftd my wife from consumption ter
years ago" These are facts, and W,
eau give hundreds OF them. Sold b,
dealers at 30 cents. Main depot, Fourth
ana X ing streets ; Philadelphia Cepot
Johnston, Holloway & Co., COZ ArcA
street.
Daily Republican., 1884-11-11
RIBBONS.

We show the largest line ofthese
goods this side of New York and
not only have all the new color
ings, but also the lowest prices.
We offer the celebrated Italian
Ribbons at prices of inferior
goods.
9 Satin & GrosGrain Ribbons at zoe. I'd
10 e" Doc I'd
At the rt cent New York auc.
ton sales we secured large line
of Blankets. We oiler
A good Colored Blanket for 100. pair.
" - iO-4 White - A. nair
=" ia White " $l.62 pair.
We have others at such low
prices as to sell the goods at
sight.
We have very choice line of
Dress floods comprising all t! e
new Plaids. Ottomans, Colo ed
and Black CashG eres, Mourning
Goods. A large variety and at
very low prices.
In Cloaks we offer rare bar.
gains. The season ha, ing been
backward Tor heavy winter gar.
ments, and as we made arrange.
ments for an early trade we are
over-stocked, nd in order to re.
duce stock, VIC wi sell them a,
Iprices that are considered cheap
at the regular closing out Janu.
airy sales They re all new and
choice goods, and of the latest
designs. We offer
81 90.
100 Ladies' Newmarket Coats at sa75
worth 81 10.
100 ladies' Newmarket Coats ct 81. u
worth 500.
30 Ladies Newmarket Coats at 81. 90
worth $40 90.
~ Ladies' Plush Trimmed Dolman,
at $3.50, ortb, $1,000.
10 Ladies' Stockinette Paletots Al
6l2.75, worth $500.
! In addition we have an elegant
line of Jersey Newmarkets, Jer
sey Jackets, Dolmans, Russian
Circulars, Paletots, at remal ka
bly, low prices in all grades, from
~ to $40 each. There is an i'm,
mense assortment. and they are
lgoing to be sold cheap.
l We are now prepared to make
garments of all kinds to order
We have secured competent cut
tiers, and can now make at short
notice anything that is wanted
We have CT dice line of Cloak
ings, Black and Colored Silks
and dress materials of all kinds
to select from, and can guarantee
Iperfect satisfaction.
Daily Republican., 1884-11-11

WHAT Jay Gould, William II.
Vanderbilt aud all the other Wall
street stock spectators fastening &c
Congratulate Grover Cleveland =? Wha,
has become Of the Republican bloated
monOpolists, that scared workingmeu
from voting for Blaine
Daily Republican., 1884-11-11

SELEOr SCnUOL.-MRS. LAlTRA Oh
y good Hardness respectfully announces
that on Monday, September 8th, she will 70
open her school for both sexes, In the Hark
neas Building, corner OF Tenth and Market
streets. with null staff Of able and expert
enced teachers. Mrs II. will be prepared u
insure thorough instruction In any branch Of
education thai may he desired. She refers
with pride TO hor successful management Of
the primary department in past years, and
will ondsavor by mild but hrm discipline
and system, TO ineuIcate correct habits and
amiabie department among her pupils Termi
nom ~ TO els per quarter. according TO classi.
hcation. For further information apply 10
MRS. HAkKNESS. No. 800 Market street
Au22-0
Daily Republican., 1884-11-11
Three DOlIRraf

Yes, that is all 10 COTS at Reechar's,
80 Market street, for one dozen very
iinhst cabinets, and you get FREE one
oxi0 frame size of picture. Satisfaction
70 all. Already we have made mauy
dozen for Christmas.
Daily Republican., 1884-11-11

Ths prevailing uniform In to.night's
parade will be Derby hats and csnest
and the best place to secure your outfl2
is at G. s. Humphrey & Bros, No. 3o5
Derby's cannot be beaten either in
style, finish CT price.
Daily Republican., 1884-11-11

Mr.. AMI Mrs.. Duffy will have party
al the Giipin House, in New Cassie. on
Thursday, the Goth inst. In addition
70 o handsome ret out there will he
dancing, etc. w
Daily Republican., 1884-11-11

The Democratic plea in favor of civil
service reform has fizzled down TO the
litle eud OF nothing since it is though,
that Cleveland is elected. Federal of.
tice- holders, prepare to march.
Daily Republican., 1884-11-11

DUBLIOSALE
Ni .FKiSH COWS, SPRlNoERS CO.
AND BULLS.
VIII DO sold ut public sale. NJ Ned Lion
EsEt MAJ borough Township, Chester Go.
Pa, on
MONDAY, NOVEMBER II. 1854,
At one O'Clock, p. m,
Forty frssh COWS, spiinssn and . lot Of young
bulls. SILL L BAll.Y.
L. W. stidham 4 son, Aucts. pep2e-t
Daily Republican., 1884-11-11

lF MIR BAYARD goes INFO Cleve-
lands cabinet, who will succeed him in
The Senate, Lore or GRAY?
Daily Republican., 1884-11-11
Pyle { lichtenstein,
NO. 226 MARKET STREET,
WILMINGTON, DRLAwARn.

There are few stores in this
city that are showing the elegant
variety of Cloaks, Dress Goods,
Silks, Fancy Goods, Ribbons and
Trimmings that we do, and there
is no one offering the same at
such wonderful low prices. We
must make the best of the limited
space before us, and would ask
you to re d carefully the special
items we mention, as we have
some rare bar2ains.
We offer 5 piec Of Elegant
Black Gros Grain Silk at $l O
yarn. which would be considere'
elegant value al $l.37a a yard
100 dozen Ladies' 3-ButtoI
Kid Gloves at SOC. a pair, in al
the new shades. They are cheap
at 81 a pair.
Daily Republican., 1884-11-11

Baynard's stock is the largest In the
city TO select from.
Daily Republican., 1884-11-11
unDr | EVERY PERSON
Hull ! SICK OR WELL,

is invited to send their address to THE
SWIFT SPECIFIO 90, DrAwer 3, Atlanta,
Ga, for . copy Of their treatise on FLOOD and
skin diseases, which will be mailed FREQ.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-12-26
@Iiamcc'S Werfanf.

Ia Gbepbcr Sereuer, zen Der Staet Or
mann, 0aseonnhr Goln!y uno Staat Wilcu.
ri, eurcb lsinen Deee am 2. 1t3smttr. 1884.
5ciusn aar;en Eprrath ssE Wadrsn, Gle no
an jrnrr 3ri, in rrm as 5bssepr Seraner'S
WckslI aneInng trfdunitn UcltGfie tefdusfn.
an 0unfsn ltinsr 0liutisrr al Zen Inner
;rifnrtsn itertrastn inn bic lisbrrira9angS-
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emit gsuyt rem OaSrenaer County AM 10.
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ietnuste rem saH;en 3srreib zen WeargG.
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itin mag. mad scrbtrlesansrnrr sisrpsdCui'
lihsr Ncti, auf rHsntltprr Autipa an rsa
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sr;Ihen IL llbr gcrmittass unc = llbr RAD
miiiags, fea sdnSsn 0prratb ron Maarsn,
pribr an tsfnsttm Idet nod r%srtaneSn iRc,
rerr Mot pprber ~rerfauff ruretn, i'm GaH,eH
duf STsntIi&er Ma!tjpn, in hem tishfristn
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Sfra6s. an esn Reifbistenesn iir Bar III
Sane rerfaufen.
2ppn &. 8nbpu.
aIianse,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-12-26
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Ter lD6li9er Sitte Die 5rdser bes
,Splfsblott" bel ben 2eiern benen fe
i'm 2auIe bcs Sa9res, bel @inb NIB
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ben Sabre NIT mebr Gifer unb Grimerf.
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ipcHu bic @abcn rcdJt rei6lid a~rsfaIen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-12-26

Ncrr Sugu @ropp. Der unterue9'
mcrpe Gigent5iimer Der bieiisen 8rau.
crci, lieB @nfan9s bieier 8o6e bns
rpd) in ieinem Gisbnule befinblide gis
in ititen @atent=& iiblteller briuscn unS
bort hurd lleber9ieBen nit @aiIer in
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