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The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-24
What a Woman Barber Says of Her Sex.
New York Paper

A shampoo or hairdressing chair is good
place to study the character of women, for
their true nature comes out while they are
being soaped and rubbed by one of their
own sex. The truth is, that very few women
have a cool head of hair and those who
have don't get the credit for it, because SO
much false hair is worn that people won't
believe a woman when she says she wears
only her own hair. l have some customers
whose hair is so thick that they come to me
every two months to have it thined out
We have it hard enough now, goodness
knows, trying to get along with our own
sex. Women who are all smiles and as sweet
as honey in society are peevish and cross
when they have their hair dressed or are be-
ing shampooed- Red-haired women have
fearful tempers, for they scold us awfully
when we chance to pull their hair trife too
hard Blondes are generally nice and easy
to manage but sometimes they do cut up
like sin. These blonde women can fume,
and fret, and scold like termagants when
they get their mad up. Black aud bro w n
haired women are the most patient, but
when they do flare up in anger they liter
ally make the hair fly and tinge the air blue.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-24
The proper symbol of ONCE"
Washington Cor. Boston Budget. |


Without the sergeant-at-arms carries his
mace lie cannot lay his hands on any repre-
sentative who may be acting improperly on
the floor of the house, although ordered by
the speaker to arrest him. remember to
have witnessed several free fights on the
floor which the sergeant-at-arms tried in
vain to stop, but it was much as he could
do to manage his mace" so the combat pro-
ceeded until the respective friends of the par
ties separated them. Recently the speaker
ordered Mr.. White, of Kentucky, to resume
his seat, and when that gentleman kept
standing and talking, the sergeantat-arms
was directed to see that the order of the
chair was obeyed. ky Hill, the deputy
sergeant-at-arms who was on duty, rushed
up to Mr.. White, and, taking hold of him,
was about to forcibly seat him, when the
cry was raised: "Where's your macep Hill
let go OF Mr.. White and ran for the mace,
with which he returned, and then White
took his seat
He, however, raised a question Of privi-
lege that citizen who did not bear the SYM
Dol of power had laid violent hands upon
him. The august majesty of representa-
tive had been insulted, and the venerable
Judge Kelley asked whether person with
out any insignia of Office can place violent
hands on a member and push him into his
seat. Mr. Whites question of personal
privilege was lodged, but it was very evi.
dent that the representatives present, how.
ever much they may be misbehaving, are
not willing to have the sergeant-at-arms OF
his deputy touch them unless he carries ''the
maca ~
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-24

clothes and the "plaia language" They GO
In a. strongly as anybody for tho enjoy
ments OF life and the sound of q piano or
the sight OF an oil-painting does not ill them
with horror. Only the other night, at the
opera, half Of q row was occupied by a
Hicksite Quaker opera party. Even the
orthodox have come to DO much moro elastic
In their rules than they used 70 be.
Some years ago = nice fatherly Quaker
raised storm about his ears and was
threatened with expulsion from meeting be-
cause he had admitted piano into his house
and allowed his daughter to take MUSCLES
sons. The storm blew over and papa was
not fired out No one would think Of being
otherwise than blind to such falling away
from discipline In this day. Many Quaker
homes are as delightfully."- appointed as any
In town, and the drawing-rooms are adorned
with pictures and furnished with musical in
struments. One Of the most popular girl
in Philadelphia society Is a Quaker maiden
who says "thee" and "thy," but dances the
lancers equal to the most worldly Nearly
all the city Quaker girls 90 in for laces and
trimmings, and some of them have even
come TO feathers.
This "gayety" is a constant topic of sad
discussion among the grandmammas and
aunties, who live in the country and still re-
tain their drab dresses and queer bonnets in
all their primitive simplicity. OF course
when grandmamma and aunty come into
town to yearly meeting the young Friends
leave of some Of their worldliness and get
back into their plain dresses and prim little
bonnets Yearly meeting is going on now,
and it is the opinion of Philadelphia dudes
dom that there is nothing in the world pref
tier than sweet Quaker face, framed by
one of those little gray-silk bonnets, fringe
of wavy hair, just showing above the smooth,
round brow. The Judgment of duded ON in
that matter is decidedly sound.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-24
A Resolution Of Sympathy.


The following communication was then
read in a tremulous voice:
ANDERSON, S. c., April 10, 'S5.
BRO. GARDNER: At the last meeting of our
club, which is called "The Heroic White
wash Society,"" our secretary read an ac-
count of your temporary illness, and the
club at once passed the following resolu-
tion:.
"Resolved, That it is the sense of this meet
ing that Brother Gardner should soon re-
cover his health, but if Providence directs
that he be stricken down and gathered into
the arms CT death, this club stands ready to
donate $50 for one of the biggest funerals
ever held in America"
There is very little lime to be had in this
locality, and we have to do a great deal of
our whitewashing with lamp-black. What
rates can you give us on a car load of fall
lime, warranted free from all rust or in
sectS?
FAR OFF SMITH, Secretary.
The president returned what he called his
Sinfammatory thanks" for the resolution Of
sympathy. AMI the secretary was directed
to make the very lowest rates on lime, and
throw in two dozen whitewash brushes.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-24

IChicago Herald Tram Talk."l
eyes, business is bad, and it's as much as
! can do to keep the company going,s re-.
marked the theatrical manager as he handed
the conductor twenty-five tickets and seven
passes for his people; "it's my honest belief
that we'd had to go to pieces two months
ago if / hadn't studied law last summer dur
ing my vacation.
.SWhat has that got to do with it,"
"Well, you see, being lawyer l attend to
all the divorce business in my troupe. By
saving up the fees am able to pull through
q bad run Of snow blockades and one-night
stauds.n
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-24

prvutru..ou ~ anotner name Tor nj or SER.
naness land ought TO be so understood),
from which the patient speedily RECEIVERS rs
svon as she gets her own way. Nervous
ness, SO called, Is sometimes real malady
closely akin 10 temporary insanity; but as
rule. IL Is brought on by willful selhshness
and brooding over small vexations OF
WrOnQA
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-24
GkIDIss o. CT .s- In GLORY.
Beautiful Prospects for u Daisy Rink Over
Yonder.
ISt. Paul Herald. !

ISt. Paul Herald
''Oh, sieorgel" said Sylvia To her future
lord anil master as he layyed the powder off
her cheek. ~ do love you. but can not go
to the rjnk with you any more"
And why not. prsy? said George.
1.-THE minister says it il wrong" replied
6ylvis, hobbing.
"Sinos, when have you become so attentive
to the minister's counsel? 1t was only yes
tercay ION called him meddling Old fogy."
"Buts want to go to heaven, George"
50 do we all. hope"
But George, dear, can not 20 to heaven
II 20 tA the rink"
But why this sudden longing for
heaven
lob, George" said Sylvia, "you ought to
have heard Mr.. Tane read the lesson yestsr-
day. There is to be a sea of glass there"
Well what of that?'
And we are never to grow tired nor
sleepy.s
"Wsls2"
"Andsit will last for ever"
Yes
"Oh. George, think of the daisy skating
there wiz bs!''
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-24
Nervousness.

minneapolis Housekeeper.l
Nine times out Of ten q case Of nervous
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-24
Bricks 3 Cents Apiece.
New York Sum-

A frugal resident of east Broadway has
Jest started in a new line of business. For
some days past he has been gathering up old
bricks, and yesterday he placed them in a
big box on his stoop, and marked them "3
cents apiece" He said that business was
not very brisk, but as the bricks cost moth
inc. he could afford to wait for trade.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-24

Mrs. Mary Treat, in her ''Home Studies in
Nature asserts that birds improve, as archi-
tects, with experience. She is also convinced
that they exercise reason in rearing their
young, and in adapting themselves to un.
familiar circumstances.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-24

Ike Philkins, aChide gently the erring"
Always look under your windo W before
finging out your dirty water You may
be under somebody's window one Of these
dayA
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-24
TEE SOCIETY OF FRIENDS"


philadelphia Cor. Chicago Tribunel
Thin figures in gray shad-bellied coats
and broad brimmed hats are not any more
to be met with in every block in the Quaker
city. The Friends are either rapidly diving
out in this town or are losing their distinct
i've forms of dress and manner and being
absorbed by other sects. The Hicksite BODY
Is quite as large and wealthy As the ortho-
dox They do not strictly adhere to aplains
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-10-18
Alice.

The last sales noted were at S1.7O and
81. 70 on the New York market. Moul-
TON remains unquoted-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-10-18

Total shipments for week. 500, 6S7. IS
The Alice bullion shipments for the
past two weeks amounted TO $4s, S07 80.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-10-18
Bucklen,s Arnica salve.

THE BEsrSALyE in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains Corns, and all Skin Erup-
tons, and positively cures Piles, or no
nav required. 1t is guaranteed TO give
perfect satisfaction, or money retunoeo'
Price twenty-five cents per box.
For sale by q. g. n. J.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-10-18
BIG CLOTHING DISPLAY.
Goldsmith e. Co.'s Announcement OF
Fall Shipments.

Fall Shipments.
We are now opening our fall and
winter consignments OF clothing, for
men and BOYS wear, manufactured ex-
pressly for our trade by Mr.. l.. Gold
smith, of Baltimore. Our goods are
all tailor made; although fully equal to
the best merchant tailoring goods, they
will be sold 40 per cent. less. The pat
terms are all of the newest designs; our
wholesale department is complete IN
men and boys clothing, furnishing goods
and hats. Prices to compete with east
ern markets. GOLDSMITH Il Co.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-10-18

SHILOR'S COUGH and Consump-
ton Cure is sold by US on a guarantee.
IL cures Consumption. For sale at A.
G. Smith & Co.'S Drug Store.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-10-18

CATARRH CURED, health and
sweet breath secured, by Shiloh's Ca
tarrh Remedy. Price so cents. Nasal
Injector free. For sale at a. Z. Smith
& Co.'S Drug Store.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-10-18
Apex.

The stock remains stiff between S5c.
and Acc. A prominent owner holding
On 600 shares was offered cents per
Share for 60 day call at 30 cents, but
he declined the offer.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-10-18
Omaha,
Council Bluffs
and Chicago.

Tht only line - take fog De- NeSzes, MAJ
shslltoHn, Cedar Rapids, Oan1on. DtXos
Chicago, Milwaukee, and III De4ntl EsSt Tt
The people Of NehraskR, oolofa4o, Wyoming
Utah, Idaho, Nevada, OroGoa. N9ShiRgtoI
aud California Il offers EupaEtcg e4Va1t&S~
not pogsibls By any other line
Among 4 few OF the numerous points o.
superiority enjoyed By the patrons OF thu
-osd between omaha and Chicago are IL
tuo trains 4 day of DAY COACHES, which
are the fInest that human AIT and ingenuity
can create; its PALACE SLIPPING CARS
which are models Of comfort and sleganes
its PARLOR DRAWING R001 CARS, M
yurpaased by any; and Is widely eeleor9teo
PALATIAL DINING CARS, the equal o.
which can not be found elsewhere.
At Council Bluffs the trains OF the Unlol
Pacific Ry. connect in Union Depot with
hose of the Chicago 4 Northwestern KY. IN
Chicago the trains of this line make close
connection with those of all Eastern lineI
For Detroit Columbus, Indianapolis, Gin
,innati, Niagara Falls, Bunalo, SPittsourg
Toronto, Montreal, Boston, New York, Phila
ielphis, Baltimore Washington, and a.
points IN the East, ask the ticket aSsnt fol
ickets via the
NORTHWESTERN"
| fyou wish the, best accommodations. Al
;ckst agents sell tickets via thtk line.
I. HUGHITT, 3. s. HAIR,
Gen1 Manager Gen1 Pass Agent
CHICAGO.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-10-18
Ore and Bullion.

The receipts of ore and bullion at the
various banks in this city for the week
ending Saturday, October II, amounted
to $95. 6S7. 8s, against OO,OS9.6S, for the
week previous. They were distributed
as follows:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-10-18
Pretty women.

Ladies who would retain freshness and
yivacity. Don't fail to try "WeiIs
Health Remover"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-10-18

For lame back, side or chest, use Shl-
Ioh's Porous Plaster. Price % cents
For sale at A. G. Smith q Cos Drug
Store.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-10-18

KimbalI's Salt Lake and Park City
Stage Line
Leaves Roberts & :Nelden's Drug
Store every morning at AS; fare $3.50.
Round trip 81.
KIMBALL Bros, Proprietors.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-10-18
Storuont.

One thousand shares changed hands
dnring the week at .0Sc.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-12-25
oeuf(Ge 21atiouar a6aeorouete.

Dem 2l6geor6netenbauie bes ietigen
ober neuuunbuier3i9iteu @ongre1es Sc
b6ren nur foIgenbe Oeutf9e an:
Der Democrat 0ticoIaus MIIler
uon Der Stubt Nsw Oort, Der idon I'M
I6geotOneten6auIe 6es finFuu6uier;i9:
item, iedsunbuierSigiten uno a6tuuoz
uier;igiten @ongreiiss Jag un0 in Current
burg in eiusr oeuti6en camille geboren
wuroe; i6were Grtrantuns belt i'm ab,
CUR GrOHnuns bes iebi9en Sauies in
Waibington gu erfdeinen. 5erner: Der
Gspublifaner 5ti6arb @Intber
BON Q8isconiiu, Der i6on benz 9auie bes
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS unb bes o9tuubz
uierSisiten @On9reiIeS an9eb0rte. Der
Democrat Daniel Grmentraut
pom Eennipluunien lit 8por nidt bruuBeu
9eboren, a6er benz NSeien ieiner beuts
iden Gorelteru III Spra6e unb Site
treu ge6lieben; er Jap i6on I'M 5auie
oes iiebeus unb G6tunbpiersiglten Son:
greMfS. Der Oemotrat Sob. 5 &Iei.
ner pon Snoiand, in oieicm gaubs pon
6euti9en Glteru g~e6oreu uno and gan;
oeutid gebIiebeu, mar ibon Witglie5
ocs Oaules hes acknowledgement 0onz
grehes. Neulin9c i'm Ieeigen 0auIe iiub
Der 6euti6e Eepublifauer Sermann
Qeblba6 pom 9teps Seriep uuo Der
beutide Nepublitaner Sacob Romeis
pom S6ip.
0as lit cine flGgti6e Nnsabl uou
Oeuti6en inter elmer @eiammtsabI pon
325. limb am Gnoe miro Ser Homeis,
Der 8iirgermeiiter Don Sole6o, nod meg
fauen, ba Der 9rOBe 6%reibanbels Demo-
frat 6rant 6urb. Der bel Der Wabl UNI
einige bunoert Stimmen binter &Omeis
;uridbIieb, Dor benz WablausIdu6e beS
SauIes gues auf5ieten Mil, I'M I'll be,
%peiien, baB er eini9e redtmdBtse Stimz
men mebr erbaIten babe ais &omeis.
SIM 8~unbeslenate 9tbt IS ieit benz 4.
Wdrs 1875, III wel6cm Die 2tmts;eit
hes 9errn S9urS erIoi3, gar teinen
QeutIden mebr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-12-25
Qentf6e tno frausoG(6s Snonarte.

Sn eiuem ausefebenen fran;0fif6en
Siatt r2e @ene @iuil" nirb Elm Ser
slei9 Der beuti6en uno fransOlii9en
Eertiltnbuitrie 9eso9en. Na66em bss
Idn9eren aus9efl6rt uirb, baB Roubair
uno Rbeims nit 9lau6au, 0teerane,
9era, @rei; ni6t me6r fonturriren t6nz
men, bag bic in @Ibeuf uno Se6an fa=
brighten Stoffe pom Berlin, Qa9en unb
anberen Stdbten am &bein ibertroffen
werbeu, bab Yaris fir bic &onfettion
gar feline Seoeutun9 mebr bat, baB Sers
lin in bieiem Nrtitel Die Situation be-
berri6t, oaB fir Standardization
Paris wesen ieines suten @ei9mads
spar ben Con ansiebt. aber 4nnaberg
bic Muiter Der Barrier Tubriten mad:
ADMIT unb 10 biai9er auf ben @eltmartt
brinst, uirb bieie l1eberIe9enbeit Der
beuti9sn Snbuftrie auf bic fa9mihenz
i9aftli9e unb te6nii9e 4usbilbuns auf
bic wifeni9aftIi9e 8eIebruns Der beltz
f9en &aufIeute suriidfibrt. sSn Oeuti6z
lamb beiteben 9esenudrtis neue te9nii9e
S9uIen, bic in Berlin, Dresden, Snrlss
rube, Ia9en sesriinbet fiu6, uub in MEL
den mad ben ueri6ieoenen Ri6tunsen
bin cine mebr o6er peniser peitssbenbe
ausbiIbuns, erlanst ptrb, iopobl tbecs
retii9 ais aud pruttii9. SieIe beut=
I9en te9nii9eu S9uIen werben sulams
men pom fat 5000 SdiIern beiu6t.
lit cine inbuftrieue Ma9t, bic fi6
iebes Sabr erneuert, un6 aIs elm Rei9s
tbum bes 0anbes au betra6ten. NuBer
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-12-25


@elunbbeitsrntbs 9errn Or. Rod bnt
cine pom mir felt 40 Sabren beoba1tete
grfabrnnng eldnstnb beitdtist. SD
betreibe ieit 40 Sabren cine nltromarin>
fabrif mad eisen e~rfunbener 0tetbobe.
gs wiro aud bel meinem 8erfabren cine
Maiie S9mefeI DerbampFt un6 pers
bronnt, nobel fi6 ieIbftuerlfdnbIi9 groBe
Meneen I9weFiser SdIre bilbeu. &ei-
ner meiner pielen Arbeiter murbe ie pon
S6winblu6t binluesgerafit, obslei9
aneeftedle gerionen ii9 bdufis gsnus
ais 6anbmerter melbeten. Giniee Wo>
diem in ben Oinifen Der f9pefigeu
Sdure lebenS, Dur6en bic meiiten &c.
funb uno nieoer triftig. 4ae Rranfbei=
ten, bic Don mitroitopiI6en Sbierden
erseust ueroen. ia, ieIbit @bolera, blies
ben meiner 5abrif fern. WeaH weiB, bag
Rrdemilben bur9 idpefige Sdureu ses
t6btet merhen, man weiB, haB @inatbz
men I6wefieer Sdure ale fatarrbaIis
f6en 8eI9uer6en iebr i9ueu @furirt, ins
Dem burdJ ben Cob Der eingebrun9enen
Baraliten bic bur9 biefelbe er5eu9te Gnts
,lnbung iid p~erliert unb Il elm A0:
fuB Der S6IeimFifiieteit erfOlst, bic
uor6er bur9 Y~erifopfung Der Oriiien uers
bin6ert mar. Oas Nuffnben Der Bats
terien in Der Qun9e benefit, baB bic
S6winbiu5t cine dbuli9e &rantbeit wie
Die &rdte lift un6 ba Die gntitebun9
mifroIfopiI9en S5ier9en ,n9ei3rieben
wir6 unb man ldneft meiB, ba6 bic
Srdse bur6 S6pefel (reip. burd bic:
len itdD biI6enbe i9wefise Sdure) furirt
uir6, 10 lift bic analo9e @~ntitebunsss
llr1a9e bere6tist, eiuen S6IuB auf bic
6eiluna Der beioen S%rantbeiten bur6
6aiIeIbe MitteL gu Sieben. Wfan 6rin9e
baber 2ungentranfe in &dume, wortn
iflnoIih feline Suantitdten S9wefel
(etwn 81 @rumm) iber elmer Spiris
tuss9ompe Ooer, better, auf einem mars
men Sfen uerbrannt wer6en, uno man
wiro baIS einen sr6Beren 9uitenreis unb
perme5rten Nuswurf bemerfen. ais cine
6olse Der unbebnsIi9en Stimmum9 Der
9araIiteu. Na9 s-12 Sa9en le9t li6
bieIer 9teis, ba bic 8atterien almd
liq obiterben un6 aufbOren, einen
Geis auf bic Ier0Ie 6liiiisteit Der Sc
we6e Ser 2un9e aussuiben. CUR Na9s
fur 6rin9e man Die 8atienten in &dume,
bic etuas aromatii6e @afierbdmpfe eHts
6alten.- M6gs meme Grfabrung nnb
6ieIes erprobte Mittcl Der leioenben
Weni9beit gum 6eile serei9en.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-12-25

bielen te6nii9en S9uleu, 10 beiBt IS IN
bieiem Beri5t meter, 9iebt IS IN DeHti6s
lamb cine groBe 3abl Don 6a3i9ulsn
fir Spinnerei, @eberei, 6dr6erei, Apz
pretur. Ger ginhuB biefsr @iuri9tuns
zen auf Die inbultrielen 8er5dltniie ut
9aus bebeuten6. Dor einieen Snbren
mar bic Grefeloer S%nbuffrie, UNI Elm
I9Iaaeubes 8eiipieI a%n5ufdbreu, dm
Ran6 bes ~9lbgrunbs, Die bortisen alien
6abriten tonnten ni9t mebr 9egeH frans
collide, Gdweiser &c. @eiddftsbduisr
antdmpfen. Ginige Grefelber sSnbnz
~itriele, niebt entmut5iet, grinbeten bas
mails in i6rer Staot cine Bebf9ule,
weI6e balo i'm Stan6 MGR, bic Gage Der
barnieberIisgenben SHbuitrie gu dnbern.
@esenwdrtig beiisen Die @refeIbet ga
brifsn bic t0erridaft felbit auf ben amez
ritaniI6en Ndrtten, mo- bic QpOner Seis
b~enuebereien mebr unb mebr iiberfIseIt
perben. Gin ioI9es Gelultat, fIbrt bas
fron;0fi6e BIatt fort, 3eigt ben 8eg,
ueI9en mir eiusui9Idgeu ba6en. Gs
pir6 bic Undergraduate Steaung ben
frmsofI6en Snbuitrie Der 6eutidcn &C.
eeniiber riidbaitlos bss weitereu su9eses
ben unS Der gori6lag Der @rri6tun9
elmer @ebei6uIe in GIbeuf semadt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-12-25

gs lit perbdItnismdBis neu, bag man
anoefanaen bat, edible pom elmer SroBe
III 1bauen, mel9e iene llntiefe, o6er ME
man setneinbin iast, bic gar~ ais
nennensmertbesS EMBELLISHMENTS ere
Sdeinsn Ia6t, leitber lit bic unseilisenSe
unb nod INNER i'm 4bnebmen begrifene
giefe Der 6abrtandIe Isoo6 insbr uno
mebr ais it6renb un6 sefdhrli9 dmpfuns
ben worbeu.
9as anUa6ieu Der pgarA ut teinesz
meas ausIblieBli9 auf natirlT9e urs
laden surlid3ufibren bic @ewPbnbeit,
9tbfdne un6 8a9seritOff in Der %nnieren
BAL ub,ulaben, bat uieImebr Vderlt9
uiel nit Der ueberbanbnabme bes 9es
meinl6abens III tbuu 9ebabt. Sn ben
lesten sSabrcn iit ben &bfaabooten autz
oeoeben uorben, cine Weife oher mebr
iiber ben @ingan3 CUR 8ai bin~als3ufabs
rem unb bas @blaoeu nur CUR gbbe5eit
uo~r,unebmen. &6er aud bieIe &norbz
nuna erfIat ibren 3peG ni6t. Ginmal
lit IS in bobem @rabe fra9li9, 90 ne &c:
nau ourAeeIi9rt mirb, uno felblt menn
Qesteres ber 6aa mare, wiroe bic Dtogz
li5feit, bag 6abur6 CUR Seritdrtun9 Der
r8ar" beisetraseu werbe, ntdt ous9ee
i5lOhen ietn.
Sci ernitli6em Su6en miiBte ii3 M
6ebinet elm Spitem inben, welbes ni6t
MIR 9eItattete, minbeitens Die ltdotil6er
9lbfdIe eun, pom Der Gee f%erngubalten,
fonbern 6enielbeu aud cine Serwenoun9
ais Oangemittel 3uwieie, bic pieuei9t
ioaar tut Oefung Der EruuspOrttoiteu
fIbrt. SIS banbeIt fi3 iebO9 t%eineswe9s
auein I'm S9us fur Die Sutuntt, l@or
iest iit QbbiiIfe sebOten-
Man ioGte bafir Gorge trd9en, bat
~uenioitens Elm Sabrtanal eroHnet uni
ftetig unterbalten werbe, wel9er etwe
1900 6uB Sreite un6 iel6it BEL niebri9em
WaiIeritan6 eire 2ieie pom 80 SUP bat
Die grfluun9 bieIer auf9abe lit Sa9t
Der 8unbesresierung. sic ouetn ba'
bic erforberIi6e @enalt unb auBerben
lit bas eanse @an6 babel interefiirt, BAT
Der Gin9ars gum Nep Dorfer 9afen 6er
4nfor6erungen bes 8ertebrs in ieeer Se:
,iebune entIpre9e. Die Resierung ba
bereits cine genaue germehuus be!
0afens in Qnsriff nebmen lailen uni
ioate ii6 6ieier uotbusnbigen 8Orar6ei
bic NnIase bss SabrtonuIs unmtttelba'
ani6lieBen. Die Soften beiieIben wer:
ben auf finf bis is3s 9fiaiOnen Dollars
uerunI6Iast, cine wabre 8l%eini9teit in
Yerolei9 3u benz 8srt5e bes 9tew
Oorfer 6anbels. @s lit uieuei6t tein
t1ebertrcibuns, gu bebaupten, baB bieI
summe in 6olse Der beitebenben 9inoer
Mile in einem ein3issn Sabre u%erlorei
eebt. Die Rew gorter 6anbelstamme
fo1te babsr ibreu sansen GinfluB auf
bieten, um auf cine tbunli6lt unge
Idumte 8eieitigung bes llebelitanbes bin
supirfen. on. y. 3tS.)