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Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-12-27
DAILY HERALD.


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Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-12-27
Or. MYERS GALvANlC CHAIR

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bladder Womb Blood Affections q e Urinary ORGANS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-03

MT Rces journal has in time past several able
articles on the Value OF the Gopher Snake on the
he felt In duty bound 70 recognize the rights OF
the hereditary tonants ~ Highland Park and tney re-
malneu IN peaceful issaEspn OF all their privileges
but a. time wet no became ittlr doubtful OF
th-ir reputed Oudness for flesh, and began tn
ras an evil we upon the nnk they lay quietly sleep
ing IN the sun ar Pasad'ha-aye. Mis- doubts were
baSeo UPON the fac at II they swa lowe tue
as ncVe rodents ~ IA conmOny the case tnoir diet
NoLiu hOw lump NJ 20 e kind, as SNAKES do not
matcste their foo but take stra hit without any
pfspa Tor. but the ghlnnd Park suak 4 rad no
Pr, brranoes OF Any KIND abOuf them, aud tIeir
ulet ulkht nave hreu nitIing stronger than as.-
nnplei- ana va d.. { II was decided up"n when
Anu" ser le The ion aud nj the anr time 20 Tate
oi we 'pgtg nes goph r. set ~ one or ne
hof ana -u0n rOlng ana fa rodent captured by tie
hg Wnci ihe oUy speedily look 20 on VI tn snakes
S!hH-y look IN The situation n once and Rriipo IN
stukslR victim ~ "a coils. Ffmor ana brn r he
ughlenru + grip tn poor gopher was swelcd 10
SIC ga shane of - art orange, VIII n his SNAKE
HlPp nj h- he 3D. IN wi hls de- i0lte ftngs made
ARht ~ 10 IA ugh ia nj 10 ~ MIA ri or'r He then
pi'u ~ ~ ~ tn tle aperture and calmly 'ck'd me
tonions or OF tn body. draw NJ c.cr trirg 1eiy
tiu ~ AMY. III sRn wa then thrO we o g ,ile IN
thc 'nii'hcd wth his meal, lizily Coilci himself
up ana tol int duk.
Ihc o'her snakes OF Highland Park VIII romnn m
h"'r'lel, mo ION Waf they HY' 10 hfiuf toltl ION
upon he arch enemies ~ tn farm and fruit growers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-03
FROZEN ~ SUMNER.

From the ptUcdsiphtd Tftuss.
Henry Leith, age fifty seven years, OF No.
i2tg 1uuey.s brought INTO tine German llO'pa Lass
M ht with frozen feet 80 doctors uOuncrd after
an e1amn tion which solved them the prUmpJest
mcns res m order To save amputation. loithf Ar
gullr accd mt the result or an cnOt . ture
himself "f very common not weather billAiy
Ali summer long D. has been extremely fOOis 10.
the skin Keeling or his pedal extrPn te' good deti
r. durin the day than n would low ~ IN "A Night
For he tried cold wtcr icmedy, hut wi 10 10
lu rlty ~ before. lie stil uBd lti II Al drOpathy
bel eyed Co. at tine serrc Of he eur was 10 get no
water Old ugh. Acc rdi gy lie Ia ed ~ home 0r
H. with hi4 .pct sOu4rd IN bu Lct of well water,
whic. WIS renewed cv ry hair ho r lie went harp "
forth the end Of the h. but MA 3Dlea ca ue b1oa IN
Ia raw stIte aa cNer
" PA em 40 an Ice cream fr'e1ert' 'iid nne fiend
Drive % nj another
len zine ~ de Il and 'end for an uhiert kff -
put pm Ou zee" suggested u third
Alr l. ma adOp ed ? lat pan 18th m idihrtiior.
QUO lgh Co brng the ten 'rit 0t th water - tht
a rai way uri kuK wafer IN next day he brou M Y
down I'D The 10 boarding house aHnd then iO That ~
ms K-u o. rh lager In four 1aYa Pc va an q he'p
hia feet for MINI And haf Un oakc pl lee 6ridI
ally uisnag 20 leave thnm tharp t ace was Ron
By ia time IA Zee wpfr quit az alhle 10 reh ls
was ~ 4. eHpie.sd q. " 900 E-uuim nv 10 me
ankle ur uO nde ~ hsv 10 "a h" at over = ~
tbnn., for 4r m 4 cav officers fDf Arctic sefvca
tte before .'ru u 'Hat nlsh hli wife. vino va
down stnra heard rishttn le Hninf n ~ nor hns
bands -bn tah ~ ''aira iu hnd bm -i 'li ~
ov.r mia rub TIA feet. however Had ontf ~ d4aD
pr atpJ Htut 'ru OUT fuf 'rtn Iuil" Y He'd NJ lnti
IL wIfe looked NJ tho tab and aAAr' pnith ma
f.m two @ rihrs ~ leo UPON wnln - huahahds
fert hid bepn ll4oed No 4 - tu 81 % a1d ~ iHst
had unmtl I lY trough tho htAna 4 q Tow
tat 10 temnta Nurfatn uf huahAnhl uuhrfal ahdl
Nthad ing napir lud thr hiuA ~ a iht bf1ah, u .
LIth prthpusht urfroif 10. tho loo pirA fi' ~ rN,
wrta auhl - b. u tho condition shiuh the uoruan hos
tai 4urt - Az lIl = 30 +Itrt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-03
CURRENT ANECDOTES.
sHERIDAY's ACCOUNT or THB WfycHk4xsA
POEM
From the National Trtbun,

From me National Trtbuns
Referring - tn poem Of "Shef1dans Rlue' hHh p"
the General n be had ever met the author. -,
"a rr," he reptile &" know nm well hrst me hin
before The laftlB Of Some River lie was guest ~ tns
the hen quarter, Of General isenorans, ana sd WIN
~ good while"
" DO yoi an ~ how h. hanp ned 10 writ Y y
" Yes. have heard him II abgui I greaf many
times There "A number ~ stories all ~ grOun1,
but III give You The true one, Read tod 4 70 no.
jones nurdlck suggest 4 the idea"
d" Murdoch he eloouti lni, T.
yves; he vas afor ~ ~ tho Cincinnati theatres
NJ the n 10, and great frie ~ mine IT. lost son ~
the battle " NJ .sonarY NJ igM rdock ~ o. nj cams
down there 10 get the b4dy The enemy occupied the
place where the TOY buried. and The man 70
NAMED On 10 guest ~ my a1qua tsr' ~ used tn
ride tie % 90 with me, an alwiys use = Ola hsr,s
REM that vas aftrrw ri called Wine ester and be-
very fsnd Of him rnns. ysry eIciting down
always read ind rcritpd poems = me troops around
that was alwa. cad or n vas grcs' faVunte with
the .oldioa and with ard never let him Of without
rerittng A. N vas the ride N ~ Ghent 70 AN r..
ne.ber g. We'll ~ 90 The u 10 ~ Cedar crock there
pIb isned 100 Hgiysr's Wsskly s'Ort - ~ ride
irum Nnehastrf aud VI eihrr ~ m IN tic blt horse
Renzi Mu dock and took % ~ u 'ad. susge'i.
ing ut ~ good them for poem. Mlidnos haf
lust officer who there. am CAV lin - 10
sctiption of he aaar ami u Id lnmpei al tho dea 10
shut hmlrf ~ ~ h 80 note Zoo poem tht a"f-
noon Had a. wi make rDpY I'D ~ ~ "vHtth " ~
dutks huuap a. n done. IN 4rn iu- ~ ltt"
A. Nutdpct very mufu praasd, an J mt nlalt
rad the pp IN bn Frrn t' a. m INTO tue n0w'
papers, where nrttsiw IT."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-03

FROM me San Francisco hses tsffr
The world IL toll ~ fittlas have en od W chlN
anrcdote n he sinrot AZ frontier posi- tho ON csf.
hras rssas u An hfdent dscuaiipu VIA had
boon erlS partakeu o., and Win Que ~ he strange
prices ~ ntbIirat0n there philosophy at the bot
tom or The glasscs Tue Ma uinnrd.l fons "a was the
subject 90 nrgne a. Mussumaus irlrV "a tate. fof
them "A mans slinY VI tea apnYe Tie time ~ hit
dnatn u sr and nothing can a. Every had
something advance relate IN pro OF con argument
IN answer 10 OF the officers whs drma de 10 know
vital what purpose was rea'"n ahd ~ con
troll power n We were born with the tag o. our deshng
attached. another new cOnier-ar0se snd ID;
" &c lem II. what Is he use 20 Discus ot MAKE
rractra t"st II he question Take the subject.
Ctn m ~ Wit v dsp OF bis e, the "a a.
me Oseu by high pO ver Try the gu stion on me
MrO VIII co quot the * l-r.mt MI
M one ansv red. ihsn some one proposed . wlg'r
" Done" the answ The snbj' ct drew a rs oil
sh that loaded. and hid it 10 his mple.
Twenty liars, believed VINO will rayi .Os0 7"
He pule m tlgg Q, and the p.t0 m ssed Il g.
" A Io1e % cried h. cfOwi.
The fata r. sm I'd lie clckei tho pistol an With
a ST. al hand aimed a. a clock ON the wal De 1r, Il.
and the bullet went rsit througl the ntrc OF tie
dial
APP log ., now s1tf ne. " | nave won me Mt
alw avs did b llyye IN fate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-03

The Sultan nwoke with stiied scream
HIS nerves we're shocked by a fearful dream
An omen Of terrible import and doubt
Ht' teeth Ia Que noun mt all toll out.
His wisemen assembled nj break ~ dav.
And stood by The throne In solemn array.
And when the terrible dream was told.
Each iet % shudder, nis blood ran cold;
And all stood silent. IN fear aud dread.
And wondering VIVA was best 90 b sad
Al length an old soothsayer. wrinked ard gray
Cred, Parton, my lord, wnat have 10 say
"Tis an omen " sorrow sen from ON hieh;-
Thou snat SEQ al thy kindr'd de-"
wrofh wa- the sultaui 70 gnn,hod his tee h.
And iis very wOrls seemed 10 h-a aud srrthe,
A. be- ordered the waomln bound with chains,
Aud gave him hundred htups tor lls palns
The wiscm shook ns the Suta1's ,ye
Swept round to see wHp next would NY
Hut one them. stepping before the throne
Exclaimed, IA "A l0ul md y0lA tOuct
" FIult ne Il ~ q nRppy state
H"jUtc, . Icir Of GLORIOUS fltrI
" For this "a the favor thou shat win.
sultlu,-tpoutnvc ali thy knl
Pleased waa the ~ an. aud called . slave.
Ala hundred crowns to the giseman gave.
Hut the c,uricr, t1av nod. win ariv'. ally winks.
Ana "Hoi ono whilprrl " at rlrI one thinks.
" WI ran ihe artan reward n1d blanc
btdnt hoth tho wianiunu iofnirl tlH Same y
Quoth the crafty ola V kof. a,ak ua Ma hend.
" 50 muoh may depend "n 40 way thinss 7aid -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-03

From me Fr1nrsc0 Arg0ndW.
A friend who recently u yelling by stage Coach
over a California road told me auecd0te concerning
the driver which rather amused These chariot GERS,
By the way, peculiar people make b uoint en-
20 anywhere by sta cOacO 10 get the box Sc t
and commune with tue driYer-whcn AN. sometimes
he will not commune. My friend NiatOr, 'oun u 80.
Tho driver dumb a. oyster. There was even a
Of contempt In his mon0sy Liable shoppers To con-
ver-aOn. Al Last It ton reached where "a the
Jehu ter,cy informed his passengers. they were 10
rIssle with their hash" They ct Of and " raSsed"
Viator heavily thrown Whe the first course wa
removed neathanded Ply s who gen rally oi' 'tes
At waysde eat gnouses, came to NlaOr wnlskrd some
crumbs hIs lap aud gravy Oh his coat collar ad
remark II
Ilror Nd en- 7" " Pie" sid Siat0r. meekly TIE
pie WIS brOu b II cDIfrct-d - dri"d apple IN
Casej with ViitOr excited the nea han PhyliF
amused tempt by call = for folk. III, femai der
the -ue t. ri Op th pie with knife. A. Wa 90
was oyil this utden-de til yiasd he n q ed ne
driver regarding him WI. int rest Aitcr meal the
Journey resumed and 10 Naturs surprise he found
IA" diver completely changed He h. unDes ne
quite afable ana communicative. Before The mex
att n was reached they were fat IN mas Tell me-
-aiI NiItpr 90 last, l- the reason you were - IN
DIS osed with me at first You must nav.
hui some reuiice aga n. me-" wall = see" rep led
{ q driver. III king q hy with great precision fro the
nigh swing horses 90 irst, 'e sec ihoug you
was a preacher bu whe see you give that hightOued
touch on your pie knowcd you wero gambler
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-03
1 MONEY! WITH 4 cRCTCH

Fr0a ThD 1asfOu Hsr1fd
Armed with a select as-Ortme or rgicai nstum"nt1
and acc III uHied by reporter saturday afternoon. DR..
Waite .pur0achcd rge cage IN the upper part ~ his
repositlry on Kneeautst N which a poor little sOskey
native o. Bl "a. aud belongs 10 &c rin tailed
species Three weeks ago hr escaped rom his owners,
Il q bad set and ampUtau0n necessary
70 save the animals lie he had been turned
five pounds. and very weak from hi, INJURY II
was doctor purpose 10 take Of this eg, 20 be ID
lu-trd h, eyeg asses, ru ed up his sleeves made CONG
out 81 towel inserting sponge soaked WIN ehsI' aI9
then proceed put the little sufferer unde the iEnu
euce 81 the angstBeuc. Aner the monAeys struggle,
ceased wcnt 10 work SEEING DIS Hhe, becut
up The SKIN about inches lOw,r down the Lex than
where intended 10 emit the bone Upon turning mp Tie
fans OF "A H. observe that tle monkey le- wls
exactly O. that Of a human being Or Watt nrsl
arteries picked them up ana Tel them securely
with six thread lie cue the muscles and then. WIKI
an ..,s severed lie Zone re etler was Ilmlnis-
tered. lie reporter acting "a Is assistant Great
and skill necessary. Tor the animal was very much
10 do a. scarcely quarter OF AZ ounce Of blood WIS st
during the operation which thoroughly successful In
every way lhe uOctot htA' drW own me maps OF XII
and sewed them over tRe stump win ak thread Few
banda e., and all over
Tendery tue doctor took his dumb patient 10 open
window and all we'd him 20 breathe ire b. cool ar Tue
expression on the me Keys face was study His eVery
look was Ike that OF humas being us eyes yPeHeu,
and he stared wildly about rst then ne acted sOrs
naturally A. he his putated leg and seemed 10
realize what la happened aud thit ne was SUI awe an
sTpres.sn nj yopIer and ~ onishmeRt could plainly ba
a mound ~ clean straw 10 MS cage lie trie 10 wall
about wi the leg which was not there Then he smeet
OF the bandas~ and rolled about bit, finally curling up
and going sleep percc " satisfied. He seemed %
know that VIVA had been done was for the best. and he
locke through the bars AZ the doctor with grateful
precision Ia face. In six works FROM n viii bs
lively and a. interesting ever, and will scarcely
extremely delicate operation, and wnich hs nevd
done before this country IL must certainly se
satisfaction % the lovers Of apinal. To know that dumb
creatures c"h he - safely operated upon - human os'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-03
NAw nAe FoR lAA LELErnoNE

sammy, Drlgh. boy f0ur cara o 10 hyng IL IVES rfa
Mis-ac u,rtti l. cons ly AZ euDel bJ lis tiLhful
-hrph. nd uo So ttk thu-e 0bed cr % h- young mas
els O,dr is iuned ind implicit IN uouie OF ths
Lido n uIlu ctru bl e cphOIc WIN NAT
u winch may ives Inc 10Y lights to ne WI ais
grtudm .Lncr 4ud Ilu0s daily Ia " my woman Is
.Wel import 4 80 iOu, N-} ono A. Zoo an
uer tu-lA < aHdmal" when shr, WIZ pa enee Ong
tried a ,wer., NJ. not tO-da 4m 100 Ousy.' sam
my calmly commands to dlg 10 mount "a
tn mstiumcut uI chtir which Is away,
kept raudy tor Llls emergency "a lug, nov
lack how'll Ba-k jack" Tea the grandmOthe's
house re SCUM o. the am and the howl ns and .uk
Il echoes through the cA ule with iStrI ting ne T.
unit 1T li-t utt-r ae-p n. and guided ~ psf exper-
fence In yeldn thc inevitable tac wisheo-for Consent
r. given ana both he Ob,i on dOs and Ms Ingenious
young master dla- Out
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-03
SILVER And GOLD.
MARY LANG


From The current
no" here. "ho" there her cOuriers called
With aerry carOling,
NV heart Ieaped up, wings sped my rect,
To meet my fair lege, 7priug
"HoP' here "hOr there. | followed on,
| sought but could act nnd,
And when thought 10 grasp her robe,
Twas bat the mOcking wind.
Down by brook heard Der laugh.
There, was / fam 70 stand.
some token. my qucenr she heard,
For. To- within my hand
Twain boughs, with gold and silver bOssed,
80 royal wa the spring,
And waen / grasped them, straight they tUrneo
To wands or coniuriug
A VISION rose-a world Of bloom,
ClOud-hung with fragtances'
Murmuring with songs OF bee ana ouu'
And sweeter sounds imam IArse'
A life and love Of days 70 be
In VI.,por heard, felt, seem
Come ~ the brook. ye who would gam
Like largess from my queen
From Pussy willows silken gown
The very wand was spun,
Alder her tasseled fingers gave
10 deck the golden one
Canst match with al thy bearded storS
Ofjewels. prOudest king,
nv willow silver, Alder gold,
Lovs-tOkeRs from Queen spring.
EMILY A. BRADOocA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-03
AnrRIclY counERcitL MARINE.

From me BOSTON roVrisr
on for those gala Il ys
Wen he ltIrly l3rblehe il skipper
~. iib and staysall stage
T. der he northern Ill per,
" Oh tue pll star An the zenith
Heating the iopb-ru7 ben IN
I'LL tuey burst Ike cracking thunder
or ooastlng from parb dpoa
UrariIwnrd aud further auuth.
she flew with sb uc ln uor mouth
Aud wherever she put hnr nn7e
N a.uu der uf water shurilng
Hor forward her tnpmplt trig
A.. rahiah Ans tHAn rig
DIDN'T trd any ahn " OF bunting.
what has hsrnne of hrt inhairti
what has hrtumru ~ hrr nirn
VIII thr hua'u trv.f again
o. at - to Il fpftnfa. rt cast hot
iipary O. hd in "a rhHlluH
luha ~ uf nasal iune
Lard Il With taIh tnd i'IluW
Ia tho light uf thr afternoon
Whoever bee may br
" ID. a. hand on thr uil ~ aiding
Keeps the trader ON trading
Ana ne aallOr oil tho 7ea,
NJ rs none e.. q reef ~ cad
lie hid bette b arh her iud land her
AEd L tn srd ia tab
WIth "A buMboat gIri ror commander.
WILL WALLACE HAINkY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-03
LITTLE MISS PROPRILTR.

From Irte folbs
DAINTY lItrle maiden.
sitting there 10 state,
while tie mIsic'- calling,
Aud the dancers wait.
a courtly tile bean
For your hand - waiting.
What Is n, my dear.
Tn you are debatngf
do the pretty slippers
Pincn your tiny feet
Tel me quickly, dedr.e,
Wy yO4 keep yO-r seat"
Little maiden answers,
Anger her face,
"We'a not been IntOdOost
It's Jwlte d q sgwdce
MARY LANG.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-03
H0W GOPHhR SYKES Ell

When Mr. George Rice took possession OF
bis property at Hg ID Pars, between tnil oy hna
the land ~ The OF four OF I'VE sleek gopher uhe
Thesr harmless reptiles Ar generally klcd % SIN W
al kinds but fruit growers who have been 10 tss c"nl
Tor any eprt OF tune learned to appreciate their ser
vices and encourage their presence In the Orchards A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-03

A deacon didn't like 1t very well because his
wife sayd al nome from church and washed dishes and
got dnner ready 'or he nmer boarders He was eI
postulat with her when she turned upon him ao1 e1
Claimed sharply" DeaGn, you shut upi You know
I'm pan-frss yteran, AID 80 was AL ny Ioks pei0ro
nae - Burlln gtOa Free Press
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-03
TIE WY II rs SID.

the paor at the States the envOus women wish she was
dead"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-04-11

S9iTfabrt rsssTnizSia er5Hnet. Guem
AHl3st1 mad perhen IN niefem Sabre cor
BEN 5. pser 8. Mai tsfne Sdifie tnrds
paITrea t6nnen.
- Sen weid' tcIoHaIem nmfana has
Sa4spsrpafunssseiadft in Sreapa III,
reip- 81 peI6er S65e nd sosIeIbe n ben
tsstra Sabrea emporeeldpuHsen bat,
eeht ans fnIsenhsa ~iatereHaRten f~fatilis
i6eR Retisen her1or, be BON GortIanb
tpmmcn: Sz SABRE 1866 keeaRn hiefer
SneuifrissDeis pit ;psi Soetea; bic
NtfAe A faaaen, toifete Is Gents 6as
Stud, RRh es puTsen 1000 6iifeu, ieee
IL Susen6 Fannen eIlthaItenS, pcrpadt.
1883 wuIoen boz IS Eo6anIfotteR i 700
SOcte auf len Sildfana i'm Columbia
oussel6idt, 80 Gents per Stid besohIt,
uno 6Sl SIS RiiieR pSrpadt. 1866 murhe
bic Rite I'M SeneeI be;abIt nit $40,
1888 mr. nit IS. Son Ra6anffaIten
iihIi6 am Columbia iiRS ca. $4,000
6iittn uRe RSreli6 hsheIbtn s., 6IS IN
ben Saneel oetemmeu. Die uieiifcn
Sahie wuroen mad guaIane uerf5idt,
EdnIi6 sSS, $50 SiffeR. Re6 San
6raneiSto sinssu 40, ia Sifen, uelSs
ron ba mtiiteus mad England esben.
Rad benz Often (sssw gort, Bolton ,e.)
iinb tbeils CUR See. theiIs ;u 9ane
50, sos Riifeu ipeotrt woreen. sur eies
ies Sabr fnb Die Ansf9tsn sur4auS
ui9t 10 brilliant, neil pieIs SGpitolisu
aus hem Gei9dft suridss;ossu uorbtu
iiHo. gPon slaubt, hos bstrn Sesinn
Der Sii6erei nidt utebr wie IS Gents
ben 6ii5erH peroen ss;oblt werSsu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-04-11

S6reibeus unfunoissn ais Haeslfab
kieneu fon. : RGaesm FIR morgan Die
gorlaae far giafabrurg eiHes etH5eIts
tfhen GeiA:s1efG5rens IN B~aHteTstrs
laden aHf be 9aessorbuuH5 seiest D0rs
ban. traf BsrtasHTs eia.
I'm AbsesTbneteE5aHfs steEs
traote Lsompfoa be AHsfesHrg 6eI Ses
fddnsorsnuns ;rOsds AHne5rHe sIHes
BefAlHHes, DO6HT9 sas 9aus q far
unDeiis nnb Hid,t s1sdmdbis ntidTi, N
b.r sessuEdrtissn &~oHsrstsidt sie
8ranntnetuneueT absHi9oHeH eeer Lers
a6iuiesen. 3m YaHfe hT tEr3:H erz
/ 5rtsrnHaeu, IA DeI4E bn Antras
| Fa5rts, ftrG6 SyriHesr tie AEftt5i
nas, BAG bic TaeEraeit ess Ssltes
ben graautDein beteHert UihsH voas +;
Der Gonsrsk foas zen SrannfneiEsrsu.
nsru IL sviHsn tbun, bag 10 large e
enc Naiiouali9uie ss6e uue 10 isH5'
hes Bolt f.iEe 9e5ens5e5trfniHe mid
poslfeIler 6eto1aas, sie's Situsr Doh 70
Uiu. GoG. .Hi4i abssiaGHt DsToeT
f5nue. JG3 AHHa6ne ets Se'5luB
autra9s - Brtasung.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-04-11
BE hanoeI$poUtifheH 9rIiebun'
acn 1Cmtid1IanSs ju gImcrifa.

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