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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-04-21
BANK BURGLARS.
The Savings Bank at Miami,
Mo, Loses $4,000,
A Penitentiary Bird Held on
Suspicion.

Mar hall, Mo-, Al ril 4.-[Special.1 =
News wa, received this morning by iele
phone from Miami, a place sew nteen miles
nor, h OF here, On the missouri river, of the
robbery of the Miami Savings bank some
time lest night. The robber or robbers ef-
f.cted an ent ancs into the vault by pryz-
ing off the door and then drilled in and
with the aid of powder blew Or e door Cd
the safe inside. Six Thousand dollars, I'll
the money In the bank, was taken. -Four
thousand dollars was sent from here to-day
by special messenger to give the bank some
thing TO do business with.
The safe is a Urban & McNea'e ard was
supp o.ed to be both fire End burglar proof
There is but little cue to the perpetrators
of The burglary. List week party of sever
al men were at MiamiwOrking candy con-
6dence game but disappeared seversl days
ago md a slight suspicion ress on this
gang. The country is alive with people on
the lcokou, for the thieves
The bank sacked WIS organized in 1874.
]. G. Cutlery is president and L. ]. Ham
ner CASH, r, arr is one of the strongest in
situations of the kind in this part of the
state. Ths loss of st night will not affect
its credit as il has pleny of funds In other
banks to 90 ahead, and was transacting
business as usual to dsy.
LATER.
About noon to-day stranger was ar
rested endeavoring to C OSs the Mise uri
river. He was inquiriDg for the ferry-boal
or some other means OF crossing. He was
arrested on suspicion and c'osely question
Ell. He told several very unlikely and
contradictory stories. Late this afternoon
he settled down and said he wodId tell his
cap'ors the truth, when he tod as follows:
my name is Thomas Bisgs was dis
charged from the peniteutiary at Jefferson
City on Friday last, the 10th inst. Twas
sentenced to the pen November 10, 1888.
for two years for DEMONSTRATING. i arrived
In Sedslis Saturday and got drunk. Twas
srres ed and locked in the CITY Jail. / bad
3. On Sunday they turned me out and
gave me the S3 they had taken from me.
Immediately left for Marshall; where ar
rived at noon Monday, ard fir m there /
came to Mismi, where arrived this morn
ing. | was sent from Macon county to the
peni'entiary."
The authorities, not know ing which story
TO b lisve, have telegrsphed to the warden
of The p niten:iary il such a man had been
charged from that Institution.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-04-21
Wants him Hanged.

Ieavenw rh, Kan, April 16-Mrs.
Robert Davis, If this city, whose husband
is iu the state peniten.iary under sentence
OF death for he killing of Il MN named
John Higle, in North Lsavenworth about
two years ago. has reti,ionsd the Governor
20 sign Davis death-warraDt and have him
hanged. The law of this state sentences a
murderer to death, but the sentence does
not take effect unless, at the expiration of
one year, the governor signs the death
warrant, when, If that is net done, the
prisoner is confined under life sentence.
No governor has ever been elect who
would sign death warrant, and for this
reason we now have about thirty DEATH
sentenced prisoners in the Pesitentiary.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-04-21
.Wintry Winds.

Irs all right for poets to S ing the praises
Of the beautiful snow. and the merry sleigh
bels, and he ringing skates On the CLASSY
ice, but they cans II / the bill with that
sort Of stnff when one is sittirg wi h his
feet in tub of hot water, his had d pne
up in flannels. and with mustard plss e's
on DO sidss Of his che.t. What a person
reels then, is thorough dose of Kidney
Wort, te act rs a'hariic, for nothing y ill
50 quickly relieve that congesiive feveri, h
condition which ccmes of a hard cold.
OF en- these cclds c.uSe bilious attacks,
| me backs, d sDrdered kidneys, rheumatism
and cstarrh, etc.
Kidney Wort can be relied on to bring
back healthy cobdi;ion.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-04-21
st ca mers Collide.

Halifaxs, N. g.. April 16.-TheIGerman
steamer Main, Captain Cheyslofens, from
New York April II, for Southampton and
Bremen, arrived here to-day. The captain
reports that at 1:S0 .. m, Monday morning
last, he collidad with The Russian bark
Kslsza from Baltimore for Europe with a
cargo Of mahogany. The steamer struck
the vess on the port siie, just aft of the
cabin, cult ng rig hit through her, and her
cirgo Hoated off. One of tie bark's crew
was drowned; the hers were taken on
board the ste amer The Main had lsrge
hole cut in her hull above the water line.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-04-21
A Good Chance for a MIL.

/ will sell the grist mill at Lsbette City
Kansas, at bargain, if sold on, or before
May LIST, 1885.
Frame building, 8 stories, 25x35, engine
room, 1Sx40, nearly two acres of ground,
IL feet of side track, 12x24, '-sinker &
Davis" engine. Two corn burrs and shelter
running every day. Wheat machinery in
the mill not set up, / will either sell 10 8
good Miller, one half or all of this property
as do not understand the business myself.
Will sell to responsible party on time.
This is a rare chance to the right man.
/ ID. HIGHLaYMAN.
Box 17S, Chetopa, Kan. 3-17w4t.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-04-21
An Old Field Weed.

The old field MULLEN has been a seem
ingly outcast for many Years, but now it
has suddenly attracted the attention of the
me iical world who COW recognize 1t to be
the best lung medicine yet discovered,
when made into a tea nd..combined with
sweet gum, presents in Taylor's Cherokee
Remedy of Sweet Gum and Mullen q
pleasant and effective cure for
Group, Whooping Cough and Consump.
ton. Sold by all druggists at % cents and
Sl.O0 bottle.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-04-21

Arlin, ton, head waiter in the Southern
ho'el dining room, mas positively identified
the body a. the morgue as that OF Prel-
Ter.
THE NEW YORK END
Inspector Byrres said to-day that bis
men who had been Getailtd 70 look up :he
New York end of The ST. Louis murder, has
ascertsined beyond doubt that Maxwell
had nfver teen in NV York with Prelier.
Mr.. Schisssinger, a relative of Pr ll.r, who
lives in this ty, callei upon the inspector
and Informed him hat the identity OF the
victim had been st .blished end that there
was NO fur her doubt that Prell had been
murder for his morey. Inspector
ByrIies hes ten gra. he'd all his information
10 the police of st. Lou and San Fran
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-04-21
Blocher's Seed Store.

The place 10 get your seeds, No. lis, East
Main street. Timothy, clover and fancy
clean blue grass, the best ever brought to
the city.
Landreths celebrated garden seeds. i
purchase these seeds direct from the ex-
tensive seed farms of Messrs. Landreth, and
they are pre-eminently the best. Use Lam
dreths seeds and good vegetable garden is
assured. Come and see me. will treat
you well. NJ. ]. BLoCHER.
431w3m
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-04-21
A Preacher Sentenced.

Petersburg, Va, April 16-Rev. Thorn as
Spencer, a colored Baptist minister, OF
Norfolk, Va. was convicted in the hustiugs
court, this city, this afternoon, of house
breakicg. He pleaded guilty, and was
sentenced to FIVE years imprisonment.
Spencer is widely known.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-04-21
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
Horses and Mules Burned.

Red Bluff, Gala, April 16.-Some
tramps called yesterday at Senator STAN
fords Vina rancho. Trey were driven
sway. At day light tbs morning the
stables were discovered on fire. They con-
tanned l15 horses and mules. all of which
except four were burned to death.
The animsls burnsd did not include any
blooded stock, but were simply those. used
for working the ranch.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-04-21
a Blind Murderer.

NewSerg, N. Y April 16.-The grand
jury today iud;cied Hugh McCapn, who
is blind and over 80 years old, for the muir
der of bis wife, aged SO, 10 February last.
The couple had frequeat qusrr=ls. The
final quarrel was not witnessed bat it is
supposed McCaun knocked his5wife down
and stsmred on her. She died two DAYS
sf er. The indictment is for murder in the
first degree.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-04-21
Farm for Rent,

i will rent my farm Of $50 acres, 400
acres, in pasture, 10 acres, in meadow and
$50 acres in actual cultivation, at reasona-
bic figures. Apply to me personally or my
agent, F. L. Baird, al Windsor
p. III. SHELTON, Windsor, Mo.
3-l7E2t.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-04-21
NOtica.
3-17E2t.

All persons indebted to the late firm OF
Bixby & Houx either by note or account,
are hereby notified to call and settle the
same at once as the business of the late
firm must be closed without delay.
3-3d6tw1m. JOHN w. HoUx.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-04-21
CROUCH On PAIN. %

Cures collie, cramps, diarrhoes external
ly for aches, pains, sprains, headache,
neuralgia, rheumatism. For manor beast
90 and Soc.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-04-21
Households Acid Phosphate.
To- AJo0h0Iiov,o

DR.. j. 8. Huffman, Philsdelphis, Pa,
says: 1T is Of good service in the troubles
arising from alcoholism, and gives satisfac-
ton in nay practice.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-04-21

@ Stop in at Osburn Bros and see new
HAgoods just in and get prices before
buying elsewhere. 4-12dl&wI1t
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-04-21
CROUCH ON RATS

Clear out rats, mice, reaches, flies, ants,
bed-bugs, skunks, chipmunks, gophers.
15c. Druggists
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-04-21

THE HOPE OF THE NATION:
Children, slow in development. puny
scrawny and delicate, use "Wells' Health
REVIEWER"
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-04-21
IDENTIFIED.

Chief OF Police Harrigan telegrsphed q
very full and exact description of Maxwell
to the American consul at Auckland with
the request that he have him arrested i'm.
inedistely. on his arrival there. Walter
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-04-21

ST. Louis, April l6.-No date has been
fixed for the inquest on the remains OF the
victim of tie Southern hotel trunk tragedy,
the coroner concluding 10 wait until more
evidence is available, and no new develop
men's have been made yet to-day. jas.
Taylor, an intimate friend of Prefer, was
expected 10 arrive this morning from
Louisville to identity the body, but be has
failed so far 10 put in an appearance. The
police are firmly of the opinion that Max
well is now at sea on the steamer City of
Sydney, bound for Auckland, and arrange
ments have been completed for his arrest
on arrival of the steamer at that port.
Little Falls transcript., 1885-10-23
It has been " bad week for wbeat

England is und dergoing i red hot
political campaign I'll
Little Falls transcript., 1885-10-23

VI The demand for steel rails has caussd
an increase in the price. # i / sstl 45.
Little Falls transcript., 1885-10-23
Favorable to Settlers,

The case of the Northern Pacific Rail-
road Company vs.. 81. G. Kuntlson, illvolv-
ing southeast quarter section 25, town.
ship l47, range So, in Griggs county,
Dakota, has just been decided by the
commissioner of the general land office.
1t is three years since This case was pre-
sented TO the department and the deci-
sions heretofore rendered have been
adverse to this last ruling, and in conse-
Quence the local lend offices have thrown
out papers by these settlers. This deci-
sion affects many settlers who have locat.
ed on indemnity land prior TO the rail
road company's selection The following
are the facts in the case, together with
the decision: Kundsoh settled on the
tract prior to the survey, and thendered
bis presumption .declaratory stateme nj at
the local Office at Fargo after the tfact
had been claimed by the railroad com
pany as indemnify land. The general
land office holds that, Indemnity selec.
tions are not operative to defeat the
rights Of bona fide adverse claimants
under the general laws of the. United
States who settled ca land within such
Indemnity limits. prior to the time
when selections by the railroad company
had been made. As the alleged settle
ment antodales the company selection,
Mr.. Kundson will be permitted to file
his declaratory staten ent and in due
time make ANAL pre-emp,ion proof
Little Falls transcript., 1885-10-23
The st. Cloud Horse Stealing.

The st. Cloud Horse Stealing.
From the st. Cloud Journal Press.
On Friday Mr. Bowman, the livery
man, received a telegram from Sheriff
Lenfest, Of Anoka, that team answering
Inscription Of the one stolen from him
was in that city. Mr.. B. with Deputy
Sheriff Sullivan took the next train
south, and at once identified the team as
his. Tue woman. whe left here on Mon
day did7not, it seems, have any male
accomplice, as was supposed, but was
alone when she reached Anoka that
evening, having taken dinner at Becker.
She at once put the horses in Gilligan's
stables, ordered them we'll taken care Of
and asked whore she could borrow $50
on them, saying that she was farmers
wife and lived in the town of Champlain !;
that her sister was very sick and she
must 60 to her; that they had not
threshed their grain yet, and consequent
~ she would be obliged to raise the
necessary meney on this team. She
seemed perfectly familiar with the
country around Anoka and was evidently
anything but : greeny..'' She was sent
to the Law Office Of Morrill, 81 Miles, and
after listening to her tale Mr.. Morrill,
loaned her the $50. taking a chattel
mortgage on the horses. On Thursday
the chief Of police discovered The team
and having heard Of the theft Informed
the sheriff. After Mr.. Bowman had
identified his horses and paid for their
board, he was about 10 take the1 away
when Gilligaa refused TO let them go
unless Korrill consented, and Morrill,,
lalthough "a attorney, insisted that Nj ].
B. must retund him the $50 befors he
could have bis property This Mr..
IBowman Of course refused 70 do, and
Eafer committing = Iawye ne at once
lbegan suit for the valnss Of the team, and
Twas about 10 get QUE aarTanta for both
morrill, and Cali aa1., for retaiaing
Istalens operty when these men, after
lhaviug inside thsmsely very eonspicu.
tous, dndine they had tausht s man they
coult not bnlldozs backed down md
fayssup Tho hors IL lass account the
n Eho give, . q her &; nsms q Viols
krnet, had snot been hesrd from, and i.
Is. s. j y e. 81 =
Little Falls transcript., 1885-10-23

1t is estimated ia Anoka that the cut
of flogs,on Rum river the coming sea-
son viii considerably exceed last win
ter's cut. SE.s y II p. .
Little Falls transcript., 1885-10-23
TheaIinneapolis Expositio,..

Minneapolis is Journal The q great.
Interstate exposition5 annual u held In
the city Of Chicago IS just closing for its.
season Of 1885, and it is demonstrating.
again WHAT power it is the CONNER.
cial development Of the city in which it
Is located. 1t has attracted q daily
average Of visitors from both city and
surrounding country running into the
thousands; 1t has exhibited to the coun-
try merchants doing business in Illinois,
in Indiana, III Wisconsin, in Iowa, u in
Missouri, id the eonrse Of an hoar's.
walk through the exposition halls q
variety Of mercantile commodities which.
he could not have inspected in week
by personal visit to individual establish
ments; it has thus encouraged and
facilitated trade. and it # has been a
constant advertisement. of inestimable
value !. to every Interest represented. I
+ Nobody in Chicago doubts this, aud
there is no question there as 10 the
expediency Of maintaining the exposition
or OF making it wonderfully complete
and attractive in every respect. In the
course Of. time the people of Minneapolis
will realize with equal dlstinctness the
value of such an institution to this city.
They are thoroughly earnest in their
beliefan it now. But after awhile they
will have practical demonstration:of the
exposition problem and it will be
satisfactory and gratifying in every
respect. With wise aud energetic
management the Minneapolis exposition
can he made to the Northwest all that
the Chicago exposition is to Iowa, and
Illinois and Missouri, and more 1t can
be made equally magnificent, equally
comprehensive, and greatly more
attractive by reason of lis location il, d
city offering many attractions to visitors
not possessed by Chicago, St. Louis or
any other American city. It will fully
and handsomely represent the particular
products and com msrcial enterprise of
the Northwest and its metropolis, and it.
will have personal interest to each
individual visitor frem the section of
country from which it will draw its
chief support. There is no apparent
reason why the Minneapolis Exposition
should not be established and perma-
nent]y maintained, or why it should not
take high rank among the great exposi-
tions Of the world. ....
Little Falls transcript., 1885-10-23

With a full house the Democrats
will have 4 majority Of forty-three in
the next congress, whereas they had
seventy Eve in the last.
Little Falls transcript., 1885-10-23

For thirty days past large numbers of
Cinnamon havaaeft; theFPacific coast
for the eastern states; they were
frightened away. s.5t-s.y,-@ :. - + =
Little Falls transcript., 1885-10-23

If the business of8the country con-
tinues to improve for 4 few months a
large anaountsof railroad buil ld;ng will
be done uext wear. ~ 4 Ne: is&s y ".
Little Falls transcript., 1885-10-23

The Northern Pacific Railroad COM
pany is engaging Mipnesota woods
men to 60 to Montana for tile purpose
of. cutting 10000 cords of wood for the
Anaconda smelter. The prices offered
are from Sl.l5 to ST. so ne cord.
Little Falls transcript., 1885-10-23

Pine lands in the Duluth district are
advancing in price, and Michigan and
Chicago parties are m aking heavy .pur-
chases The lumber trade in that city
is also in very hourishing condition.
Little Falls transcript., 1885-10-23

The Minneapolis Exposition fund
has reached $500, 1000, and the whole
Northwest will rejoice that this enter
prise is an assured success.
Little Falls transcript., 1885-10-23

The Duluth city council has passed
resol utions demanding an extra session
of the legislature. ..:..>.." ]. -. 5..ss3
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-02-27
TInftes SapiteI.

Am abeub bss Cages, an bsm 9srr
BadeIin Bic beiben stei6 ihledten Ra9:
ridten bon benz @etInifs be3 BroteHes
unb Der Rldtsbr bes 9sr5oss pOu RGris
ms S4loB sebro3t batt., iaB bic Nears
cutie, nod gang betdubt Don benz
i6wereu S6lags, auf ihrem Sirmer
un5 i!eerba9fe bic greisrtie bsr f4msr3s
Ii&en Ginbriiee fi9 auf ibrem @ef9te
beutIi6 uerrietben. Der Wn.suis, ter
baitia e%intrat, entri6 bic quite Nrau ibrsr
trau rieen gstra6tuugen. GrfdreGt
bEtdte Tie auf ibren SObu, aIs erDartete
fie, Elm neuss tlnSll6 gu erfabren. ater
ba fe Setape NIT rubi9en GuSen une
l6delnbem Wunbe fa9. ut5mete Tie srs
erIei6tett auf.
xWes eiebt es tenn, mein Sino2"
SD meloe Dir bic eIidli3e Antunft
unieres Goufns pom Brefont.~ autpors
tete Der iungs Manu. Scr Wasen fdbrt
foeben in ben S6toBbof.~
Su Der Chat pernabm nan bnr9 bic
ifiae 4benbIuft has &ntrihen Der Rdber
auf benz Riesfante. 0ie Mdrquiie bLQte
raid ibre frofeInben @lisber In einen
ruarnsn SbapI unb elite ibren @dItsu
sntsesen. Der @asen. einen funfsss
re6ten 6nIbtreis bsidrei5snh, bate chen
Dor benz YortaIe d%n9ebalteu, am Wasen=
fenffer erf@is1 Elm Iadenber Jrauentopf,
auF benz Elm rHnbes, nit StrauRsnfebern
sarnirtes 6Rtden iae, uno wdbrsnb
cine IN f9usbif9es 2sper seflsibste 9anb
Isbbaft uintte, rtef cine frii4e, iOnere
Stiu1me:
~Nb, suten Gag, srrt eu9 @ott!"
Cine electromagnetic JIutb, bic eiuen
fIeinen QetsriiefeI un6 elm r~eijenbes,
uon einem srauen SeibenffrumpF UNI.
bhIItes 8ein auf benz Rutidentritt erbIts
den Iies, entitiss NIT ausercrbsntItder
BewesIihfeit bsul Wassn uub bic Bas
ronin Yrefont In eisener Berfou fprans
in bic Arne Ger Ma,s uiie, tiBte fe,
unb rief NIT atbeunloisr Stimme:
%, Iiebe Sants, ME freus i'd mid!
., meine quite Sante! Go 1T f3on 70
Iaase Der. -. t1nb ibr, uistns 2teben."
Sluss bling fe loon wiebsr am 9aIis
tes TrauIeinB Don BsauIteu unb ernsuerte
ibre fflrmtf9sn 2tebtoiun9en, begleitst
pom sdrtIiden @orteu vDfeine tbeurs
@IaireI gs fdeint mir, ais wdre es elm
Sabrbunbert!"
Damn 9ing lie cine Sduuen 80 Setaps
Hber, benz fe bsibe @aussn gum Ruhs
rei@te, uorauF ie NIT inn eth panr herb!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-02-27

sruii9en 6rau con BeauIien unb Claire
binbu13 un5 nabnn Don Der SroBeu Ser:
sere bsr Warquiie Befb.
so, jest ersdbIt mir etpas pon eu3l
Wa5 treibt ibr bier2 @ie pereebt eu9
bic 3sit2 uab Ottaue2 unb euer 8ta9s
bar, Der 9lttenbefssr4 80. Sebt ibr,
i'd %erinnere mid an aaeS, mas ibr mir
sefdrie5en babt. ., n,ein 9ott, NOS
Diiroe aud aug siaem werbeH, wenn man
ni9t Elm biB9su Ropf b6tte2~
Oabei ma6te fie lids in benz groBen
2ebnffubl re3t bGauem, uuo tnbem fle
bic Husen Iansiam idIOB, b~ereitste fe
ii9 Dor, tbrsr Eants uno ibrsr goufne
~3ujub6ren.
Do9, fat obne ie6en u~.bsrsans, pie
sin Siusuossl, befen Lester Eriuer
faum perbaut lit, unmittsIbar barauf om
8anbe bes Rsi.sS einidIdit, IieB aud
Die uon Der &eife eruiibete Yartierin
mad tur;em S~tiGi9usisen ibr f6ueres
R6pf9en auf bic fpiSen6sbedte 2ebne
3uradRntsu unb bic ressImdBisen albsm,
8Ise, bic ibren baIbse6ffueten 9ippsn
e%ntffr6mten, b.isten, hnB Der S3Iaf fe
utermannt bate.
Die Otarquiis unb Claire taui1tsn Elm
uobIwouenbss Qd@eln, nobmeu cine
Stiderei CUR 9anb unb erwarteten fiji
bas grwo3en FER rei3enbeu, nod 70 gang
Sinh sebItsbenen iunssn 5rau.
Die Baronin sophie Don 8refont -
peI@e SrOnie! Sophie Der Ganie Der
Weisbeit, bieiem 8rauistOpf seseben -
mar bic Nidte bes Warsuis pom Beau
lieu. Sic wurte NIT 9laire i'm RIoif
ersOsen unb seb6rte sIei9faas gu Der
abeIisen 9artei, bic f9 70 idroff sessn
bic tIeineu SIrserIi9eu benabm. Au3
fe fannie bic @rbiu RouIinets. gnseIs
sutsu 9srseus, a6er uoaeleidteu Gins
mes mar es ibre &ebensaufgabe, NIT tbrer
@ite bas par9 ibrsn 2si6tfna ueri4uI:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-02-27
ausIdnotf@e0 a@rt@ten.
|sExia7 &raner,Esasr&.

BerItn. Cine @eniatiousaffaire
bftSets bic Broseifruns bss ebemaIissn
Observation-Disclosures en- gTos
eouis DoHunauer, Der i'm aprit .. s. ietn
NaareuIaser unter Der 9anb perfiIbert
uub NIT feiner 9sIisbtsu, Der bnbi9en
RonfettioEeuIe WartBa @asuer mad
eoabon perhuftst lift. feline Grau uuo
.tpa 1oO. 600 SO. S@uIesn pier Suri6s
laHenb. Bon S0nfon aus bate CT se=
iSrisben, er fei, nm f5 Der @feinern
6ausbro9eu gu %retteu, nit feiuer anses
beteteu Nartba Ha9 Sabameritd abses
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