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The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-29
BATTLE WITH ,csBERcs.
Ese~rsi.sss n.r..sssvs ~ Tee e.s~s -


sssss~eAa
Qrrnsc, Ma, sa-The bark Brilliant ar
ri,ei here lass night snd hsa "n tssTd the
crews Of the bark Bs,ari. Captain Nader
son. sruss ps.,,ss fcf Mssls asd af ,lse
sissmsr Nsry f~wts. of N-scssil~. tsptsia
Great. from New fosk sos IIssftsol
Cspsass Ansrssoss states be left t,rot&a
April 4. Tot ,asi~ss .. si~sis. The sr-ss.
met with v.rlsbl. ~..ths. until the 9th o,
May. when. Nth the s~sIhsr thick sssi
foggy and very dsfk. .hs Fsp ia.a lie nsas
the hanks of >es fouadlani The ss-sel
wss completed, surrounded By t~zsp
ice and lerh~sfs Ia. crew renaias~i
ON t@sard until Tuesday sft~rBo-sa,
when the i~ccs~rxs easns thatnpias against
the bark. completely surrounding bet. ..1
smashing iu her pors sidr. Ts., tls.n sa~pk
To b<ats and ss;si GA the scs. t2FsIy s~sy
inx with their lives. and saving soothing
whatever. They r-uHsissi shs-- days sssi
Tires nights on the bc All Ess ~skossisss
'hey hat wa. oi their hacss. -nal ,l,ss be-
rosslnx wet. sis@i 10 their nlis~sy. Tbs
meii. however. bore up bctls. heinE sn~sur-
aged by the heaftin--s 80 Gsptasn An.isf
en-. They zane ous of The ie~ At too a 20.
Sunday. took Ia bat and psi..d ~rss~afs
In = ihI~t fog Ann rsliinx fas
/. arsm~r'. ~hi.tI. TAey pulled
alongside tbs v.->~i. ps.ea psos~-i 10 70
the ssamsr Mary Less II Ns~rsal~.
bo'ina fef Liverpool They w~s. t.k On os
i-afd- sud The szpssis stated that iisy had
sffaet Ia tise ior -sas~ tiss. t~sos.. and tsse
v-s.~ Wa thea lskins t.al,. sa,a.la
indsss n bad ,s.n zt<aarsi )u&s an asas
- h"ss TIE Mary I<wts b~ssa Ia sink. lisss.
cfr~s nnfne~sins thirty nte g~rssns l~fi
us~ ss"esnsx is sssse saas:l tsp~t. AID yF.
e~~ded s~si again. rLry sssr ps~s~.f sy
?, the kniis>ia. after hssiax .s-ns sss
dz5 ass~ax tss ~iest~rr- sn usasxna
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-29

ROBERT +. ODLUM. who lost his life
by leaping from the Brooklyn bridge
recently. was formerly the professor of
n swimming bath in Washington, but
lafterly had been a clerk in Wizards
Hotel. 1t had been his ambition TO
jump from the Brooklyn bridge. He
made the attempt onc before the
bridge was completed but was pre-
vented from carrying out his scheme
by the police. He was unmarried.
thirty-three years Of age and a man of
good habits.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-29
DEAD.
Amer . llseering liisess the Ex-s~erssasy
Dses 10 q Cssssseasss sesss-sksssh 81
Hss Lsf~.

Amer Q Ilsgsriag liisess the Ex-s~e,ssasy
Dses - a CsesssAsss ssas.-Skss<h 81
He Lsf~.
NxwAgK. y. J.. May si.-Ex-Scc.rsay
rre,Inyiry>en died last evening. lie hal
,een III Tor many weeks n hts Death had
been expected at n mouacu, bet
he ling red in intense agony. whra
ieath put an end 10 hts suffer
ings Mr.. FselinghuySn was urs
conscious ali dAy and pss~-i
away quietly. dying without; q struggle. a..
bedside was surrounded b, his entire family.
He died In IN. sinpor IN witch he has ,,ss
almost Throughout his entire Illness The
funeral viii tax. place next SATURDAY. Mr..
Freiinghuysen was born az M!ilIovn- y.
J.. August s. 1917. lie Wa graduated
from Rutgers College in 1884. Thrve Years
after he was admitted to the Iaw and 70
sided in New ara. For over twenty wars Ia
held no Office. but he rp<e 10 tie from; o.
.he always distinguished bar Of Nca yrr
scy. his ne.ghhors. Joseph T.. Brad
ley and CcrtSsndi Palmer, being his .nls
equals n piraderS or - Jury sdvv
cai~s. The fortune and social Distinction
IN which lie VAS born wetr Increased b. IA.
abilities and virtues. In 1851 he was a.
pointed Attorney General OF the State hy
Governor Charles 5. Od-n ani in 1856 he
was ~Tcappoint-d by Governor Marcos /.
Ward. In the saine year. however, Gov
ernor Ward appointed him United S,atcs
Senator. In place ~ William Virgil. de-
ceased. and 4 Republican Legislature con
trm-d The selection BY choosing him for the
un-Npired term, ending March a.
lsI". Two years sfterwxrd he was chose
for 3 fnil term ~ the Successor o! A!exaa
q. Ca';reli, Republican. and served
March. 1877. President Grant nomI ltok
him and the Senate unanimously oof smct
hin ~ Minister 10 England. bat ho/ hdine<
the Office. owing 10 a conviction v0.ch was
controlling with him that u ~ sves
took an ocean voyage he wouH perish @
the Way. With the close = bis SenaA
term he retired Ia private IA hom WHICH
he was recalled la succred/A mes q. Blsiua
as Secretary Of State. The request q;
President Arthur. In N smher, 1851. II
nil this service Nr. FRI hehuysea was hoe
able aud Industrious No
the least of his sco6k pllahments o. his ~
turn Ia official life& "a the highsr level u
which hi. family uaed the social status O.
Washington. lfsse demise Of Fredesick 7
.ss country win lose IN %
CITY a and New Jersey her mos |
distinguish con In this generation.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-29

ALL the mules were hoisted from the
Pennsylvania Colliery at Mount Car
mel. Pa. 1t looked as though the
strike. whereby even hundred men
are made idle. would continue for a
long time. The eighteen per cent. re-
ductiOn also affected the colliery SUPER
Sntendcnts. in consequence of which
they had rendered their designations.
Every miner in the district has been
taxed one dollar for the support of
the strikers. The colliery. when work
ing mll-handed. had n monthly pay
toll Of forty thousand dollars.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-29
ADDITIONAL ~DysrArcHEs.

THE President has appointed Michael II.
Phelan. of Missouri. to be Consul General
Of the United States at Halifax.
THE news of Victor Hugo's death wal
received in Berlin with numerous expires
siOns of grief and sympathy on the part Of
educated Germans. These attribute Hu-
COS anti German feeling to . spirit Of gen.
uine patriotism.
The boiler of the steamer John Green.
way, on Onondago Lake, y. V, exploded
the other night, fatally burning Captain N.
lime, owner of the vessel, and seriousiy
scalding Engineer Antonio Kurner.
HIGHwAYMEy robbed the Yosemite stage
coach near MADEIRA, Cal, recently, taking
the Wells Fargo treasure box aud money
and jewelry from the passengers.
ANOTHER dispatch from Tucson, Ari.,
stated that the Apaches who left Eagle
River had murdered other persons on
ranches which they had raidei. The sets
tiers had not been notified Of the outbreak,
and it was believed, in Consequence, that
many had lost their lives.
A SMALL fiilibussering expedition under
Sanchez landed at Point Calc:os. Cuba, on
the lsh inst. The band was dispersed on
the same day by troops. who wounded one
man and seized a quantity Of arms AID
documents.
The technical COMMITTEES of the Inter.
national Sanitary Conference at Rome,
Italy, adopted a resolution declaring land
quarantine useless.
Tax clearinghouse returns for week
ended Nay - showed an average decrease
OF 3s.4 compared with the corresponding
week last year. In New York the decrease
was $50. In Kansas City the increase was
$40; in Memphis the increase was is.6.
w. H. vANDERsrLT arrived at Queens
town, Ireland. on the eth, On the visi: 10
the Lakes OF Killarney.
HERMAN BEIxKMAx, AGED eighteen. was
drowned At the Cincinnati SWIMMING
School recently. He wss an expert swim
mer, and il was rot known how be met
with the accident
A DYNAMITE outrage was perpeer.sed ca
Denver E Rio Grande train n is was an
preaching Denver On the night Of the essh.
The explosioa broke the windows OF TIE
and forward carriages, bat no
body was hurt II was alleged % Be Tie
work Of strikerA
LnrrESAxr JOSH LOOMS Shock, AaEis-
tant Naval Constructor. United States
Navy, on special duty ~ the Royal College.
England, committed suicide a
~ 18th BY shooting himself.
forl nsn were killed and four other,
severely Injured by the blowing down AZ =
facsuy - Assoee1r, Hungary, recently.
IaE PRINCIPAL business block a Lansire.
Il. burned 20 tie Ercund as IN sasiy hour
- oeher0erni.g- Los. $luey go; insars.e.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-29

PAYMAsrER GENERAL SMITH, who
has the custody of the Greedy expedi-
zion relics now at New Orleans. said,
recently that tc stood by his premise
To allow the st. Louis Exposition
agement the use of them this fall. He
added /: Since l said the articles
should be shown in st. Louis l have
had pressing applications for them
from the managers of the Expositions
ut Louisville, Cincinnati and other
ulaces."
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-29
FROx St. Petersburg comes the news

FROx st. Petersburg comes the news
tAat the Russian Government has de-
cided upon Russianizing the German
provinces along the Baltic. To accom-
plish this the Car has issued q ukase
chat hereafter the Russian language
shall be taught in all these provinces.
and shall entirely replace the German
language in those schools wherein
heretofore it has been taught. A SINH
lar edict has been issued in Warsaw in
an official journal. This edict makes
the Russian language the sole language
% be taught in all the elementary
schools throughout Russian Poland.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-29
i6OMPeo AN ICEBERG


chsASA0se Dsesaa suecssssully Aooo0
pai.hss the Feat.
~ALIFAx, y. s.. May ?I.-The stssos
Raeona, already reported arrived disabled
Presented . curious appearance 90 - va,
locked. Her stern. from the sixteen fes
dranght mark for ten OF more up. was 1as
tened back about three feet on the port sul
i've feet ou the starboaTd, while abuvo CHR
the stern was split perpendiculariy ~
though struck BY N immense bstteriaS
ram. Captain SinGslow reported that b
had passed the frat iceberg 90 SATURDAY
morning q sevso Seieck. The wind VA
then ~s0utherly and the wsafbce miaey.
About two p. m the wi1d shifted
10 the north. and the WeathNs
cleared m. The night was dark and
cloudy. There was no fog and the steama
was going at full speed. At tcn p n. The
second iceberg was parsed, the wind helms
southwest At eleven p m. the lockout
saw What appeared tn b fog hanks On ths
starhoard bow. Being appscheusive Of
hanger orders were given b pal The helm
bard a~-starboarA, the engine as the same
the being stopped. Then it MAS sern thai
the knygeeod fty.hank WAS lee. Al is was
impossfkt - svoh the ice by tire use II the
helm. tie eoDgpe: were backed ut fun speed:
hu; they ha6Oek len moving IN this dire
ton over = fn3aose. and The crew had
scarcely had time tSkaSu the fosecastic. b.
fore the ship coiliie~ ltQtsoaIy with the
making a iefroDeSpA. The
crew thought the steamer wo0b& sink Inn
inecia'ely and preparations wese 1nate 20
shanior her while the tnwer ~ Re enalr
ingly di.encaget aud slowly drif;ed- 81
The Captain made ri examination Of the
and discovered that the datnag. wa.
all befor. 'i:e collision .bulkliead. II was
,'-o found the ship Was making no water.
Bcing a steel ship the plates had pot been
broken. but were simply doub.ssi IN. form
n: 4 sort OF breakwster for the bulkbesd.
No further accident occurred. but thick
Weather was experienced ur.,.i the eaEue
.rr.yed tn port
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-29

CHATTANOOGA Tvs. Mag xa-TA~seis
nsncf excitement q: E~isxzt~thtusn eT~f sa.s
ifntgisosoans Of Christian sBi csksss. tss
N1rnsan elders. ne ;hr stssrx- Of ~vrssrslnx
~roiyxany. Tie s:ssr. asse naay eos-
s~s.s In that ~ctha szss rear
t-fare TIE pss.Are 81 rse assi rosyxsmy
ks. and their esxr.s. ssa.e ihss TRY -fg
re.sr. ss~m a. all Assssss Heuxsn- SIN
sseE.ys father ias ssss cvsvrrt<s sst lie
former - sorksa< sy paAs< <~s:sss~a:
s<xin<i tss Noszsazss TIE sh~zin frfs~s
&C. Fele4~r the p~rsays~ss ssKi fss t.vTssn1rs
a:.<E;soa has b-en restes 10 he szsss<s.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-29

crsuxsarz. o.. xsy s.-Ts~ c~a~sag
as~~zLiy Of The rs~sss~rszs Ch1ss ~
xaa I.s <.ssea yess<sisr ,<v. fss<rs r.
ifsys. r. d II p~sv<r. Csl- M nc1rsax
Nei<r.:os. sses<s~d re ey~slsx .ussa
J. Essssnss. n. D. Il Hsshsaxsssa Pa.
d.. {. $ fszsssr. ss csssrsssa. Lx. A. 2.
tissp<f. 81 Cssss& Casa. ux z r crs
vsns. 81 Se~srs- y. j.. Ru. rasxrA.
Drake. 81 faszss~asAis. Dx. Dxxsy sss
-. T. e. Nezfsr1 TA~ Eazs-s es In.
Be-uns~s. Isssor- ard Prsxrrsy srs- IA
sssA.rsSs aas iss ss~~ssos .s~ussra. ID.
Hs7sR u. DE-. D<xsy 80. IN. csasss ssa
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-29
THE NORTHWEST,
P~cuadmaker's lnaisns Continue so Th-~se.
~n-De Amne.,y for Rel.

Fcu0oonnkers Indisns Continue to Tkes0t-
~n-Demsndi"g Amnesty for Rel.
WfSSIrFG, May ai.-A Batticsund die
patch says the situation here today took .
peculiar change. Poumlmaker's Indians.
evidently encouraged by the capture OF
the supply train and by the quiesude
OF Offers troops, came closer n
the barracks IL is supposed over 200
Indians were riding about In the vicinity.
They -; the prairie on Ere II. several pl.crs
not far from the town and barracks Their
-ction gave rse to fear Of an attack t-
night and steps were immediately taken 10
NEE; H. The forces were gathered
in and around The barracks. and
the town put i'm position for defense
EJEf.'s FATE ~IfsrssEp.
QrEBEc. CANADA. May 2L-RieI's cap
tire and fate continue Ia rrcoccupy all
minds here. and little else l. talked ~ in
rtsbiie or private. The FrrncirC Canadians
70 a nan Say he nus. rot be hanged. and
ihri! orEer. the Le CassatieD. IL out In Q
strong art Gle s~Avorins n~,agnauimoas treat
men; Of the vaaqal-i1ed. and = searching
investigation Ia Ascertain their g-ies zBceA
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-29

fsii hss eashss 90 ses~ss1 - NsssstA -
Young Huge alas vcHs sefaraiag Asv~y.
Ia isiA 10 fsis hs rshsnasA -
pc~sa md fsem ists - tsss ssrau In
carrying a thrss ard rSises fss ssa
easp In isss ais sfss vsssss 3Wpsss
appaseA snAes ~ Tile II -oAtQfA91 BAl.
lads" sRd asased ssSh . ssasoaGa TAI Ne
was ssaaseA - sasaisy ~ Giax II
vtasea In 1851 Ass ~Na4a O~sssms
~ HsAsceA spoa ths ssGf A. ss.ss~i .
gsvas ssasas,oa- TIE sSLah ana ssssys
iron ks 20 v~uf 80 revived
vstA Ne ssvsse.s ssae ssnsA Ia iSs
- ~ eisrset n - Aeaiss.y. .
pssiatoe tAse ssssy t1ksrA ~rilss h aessfsas
81 seeaistns. In ~ Hssu .ss wsss .
Ises ~ lAais rpJkvS~ lie was s~as a.
Aspsey - ~ 60 eusssionss Ass~mhi, aas-
sng ~ sevuletlA - issr saa vci~d ~tsa
~ CsasrsssfA IN is:t he ~.s ore Of
Ne depuu~Aet s sslai, sitssn vi~i 10 ssssrt
the rights Qtb~ Assembly and q, pss~srvs
fhs esasftg tes. fos The r~~s~ltscs he t-sa
in sse q u be ~ss es,lea and Esss ts Me
lsianl J~ss~,. ia the Hutish Channel.
Afsee(k / sa,l ~ a.. ksspiss he rvsasa~a -
flq4nnd IN tssi ~ss ~isrted ~ r.pf~~rst
IL Apps.sausus Of i.e seine In The >ssi.sst
16NWbly. Hi sofss have be~n translated
Ne eli OF the civilized languages ass sss
'aobwB to ali glasses.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-29

RANDOLPH HARRISON. Commissioner
Of Agriculture of the State Of Virginia.
writing to S. w. Tallmadge, of Mil
wsukee. says he had taken . trip
ehrough some of the richest counties
Virginia, and finds the condition of
wheat and oats wretched. He esti-
mates the State will not produce over
1900. 600 bushels of wheat this yea
against 1900, 600 in 1884.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-29

uAeox. No. xsy z-aii rwasi.s s.sss
- b~s~s. rss ssszezs apassnx % e. za<s~-
asassszg sgA ssisysvs - he n>xss~s
shisse<a ih~ss sss asy has. s-ssr~~sa <z~<
L<hs, ssrs $50 rvss~s~s 20 s-sss A~s~ frsn
ps Asanss. Ia ss-ssy. sxs fe ss.~ss ..
tes hsss N s~ss>s % ss< sy~-sa<s s-sa sAs
s5sssssy u az ss ssss~~s s~a A ms~
ns~sss< BOD ssssrszy ss~assg s~~s~s ~
sohosszss -fsx~snul s-ss a->rwA~zx. 49,
szss~~ s~s ~ e-~~ ~xt~.ra So .xw
tsssy So sstfe<s o. fs~ n ~. !. s6~.,
ssrzsxss xxs,nss la1~sz s1ss~r ar an,
a<a<s ss<sssps sss ssrs 81 e~51ps a..
Aasx.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-29

The Captain of tina steamer British
Crown, from Philadelphia to Liverpool.
reported that the vessel passed twenty
three huge icebergs. several of them
being over two hundred feet high. The
Captain photographed one, which was
quite close to the steamer. one hundred
and twenty feet high. The picture is
said to be an excellent one.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-29

SEricaAx. No. May zi-Work Vas -
u to-day at Fayetteville. ARK. towards
the construction % the Pacific 4 Great
Western Railway, east from tina; city. This
read will ;.ass through eogsiozss
sock ranges OF WsshiuS.on. Asd%
-oa. C..ro;l sad E.<sue Cosn
Tics 70 Harrison Ark. WITH ssus
pants 81 tine Nissisap7. River ~ or re4s
Cotton Rant No. for ia eastern terminus.
ami VI tap The Inn Mountain .; wsirnf
Ridge. Arrangements wx.e made TO-DAY
zi;h ihe frisco gasd far = western ous.~s
;: Fayetteville. Gotk vii be pssh>5 for
xsTd 10 the corny.c.sca Of eight mIs ey
~Srnsr.atSr L
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-29

sAcxAxEyTo CAL Nay si-The So
us;os Amy had Uznd QsA~s>g fsso
4izessns eaes q H. Sease& Anas .
NssAs tssvogh H. city tssy ~ - -
Sxfs sas<s Chsseh vhese & ~ ~ hAssp
10 - bod n ~ sig1s paper seeding
wlis ~ saivsfs.isss vee 0g1eed = -
nrsusoths eAscA vas Invaded ~ several
an1ss1 - - bsyY vho noA1u1 -
hfv1cmiG1D - vsscko1 - 0ueh.
Ahf1g u - v1n1sUs - owuus&
OvahiA n S~alv1afsnBB - -
uu1t1gs - - 1d3Duu1 o10nnhn1
- snosA 1my g - $3.50
- - tnn14 uese su1oun9D 1onM
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-29

GREAT excitement was reported ex-
listing at Talladega, Ala, ove the re-
cent discovery of gold leads. One
hundred thousand dollars has been in
vested by representatives Of many
Northern capitalists.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-29

Two GIRLS in Sacramento. Cal, who
thought it would be fun to black their
faces. unfortunately got a~cOloring pre-
paration that would not wash Off. 1t
acted like dye on the skin. aud chemists
said it would probably not yea of for
snoOthc
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-29

The large iron works of the Viaduct
Iron Company Of C~oatesville. Pa,
we're putting their entire works on a
double run, which would give employ
ment to 225 additional men.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-29

SussA. 1s5 S1-Ts sas sus1 . .sx
ssH JsS Gs.s snxsesy 49, t~n sres
, - - t>asrs tAr@<a ~psrss ass
E<ssss sdneFs ts~gsssra hare rsa -
spsss'nS - fsssarsE1as u - psrAs,
srsses - ~ Bo<phus~s ss<a Sss<a5sg
fsssssJ , rs<hhA Drvrxsszfaxza sx 10 -
ssne0 - wse9A lass<<l f~ngs xss e.
ssesssea ~ Rnsszs epeseaspksss sxsAEax
~ ~ hneDAsus shexsA re rxssss s<sap
essuuo snuss h EaseE<a sGakx SxeA -
Enn - ee<n ossnky asversssa hauty ID -
1se1s tnM%A - g iese Wp9<Sag -
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-29

Mr.. CAMERON, the special corres-
pondent fthe London Standard, was,
when killed in Egypt, receiving . sal
azyof $4,000 q veal. and the Standard
has provided for his mother.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-29

IT was thought the locust plague
would visit Marshall, III. In blowing
several gardens the little ravagers were
turned out of the ground by countless
thousands, and in an almost matured
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-29

DAVID SCHENKEL, the German thoo.
logan, il dead.

A PARIS paper announces that an
Indian who b q reputed o of Mana
Sahib Is 1t present an officer in the
kussian army, and that he is treated
with princely honors.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-29

The epidemic of Asiatic cholera,
which first appeared at San Felipe de
Jativa, Spain, last winter, was reported
still existing in twenty towns in the
Provinces of Valencia and Alicente.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-05-29

Salt alle oeuti9zbemOtratii6en Ooer
,,unabbdnsisen" 8latter, beren 8ebac=
teure ni9t BON 8aparb absefiittert iuor.
ben Lab, itimmen iu bic 8erurtbeiluns
bes Serrn StaatsIecretdr nit elm. Die
,,0. y. Gtaats5eitun9" iuirft ibm Dor.
bnB er bei Der 8eiebun9 Der Sefnnots
i6aftsz 9unIulntsitellen MIR nuf his
Sefriebigung Der SlnIpriid)e non Ben :
tcpoGititeru &seadi 9enommen
babe, nidbt aber auf Die 8efd6i9un9 Der
gln9elteQten, Die pUlitiiden oocr San=
belsiutereIlen Der Ser. Staateu III nera
treten. 9iclem llrtbeilc timmt Der
.9lu5ei9er he$ gSeltsns" aus oolliter
Seele bel. 9ie .Samois Staats5ei!z
uns" meiut, Saparo babe nit elmer
Stal z4aterne in Die ountel lterI
g8intcl Der bemofratii6eu Yartei
binein9eleu6tet, I'M li6 bafaNS sas
Ntaterial sur 8ertretun9 Ger Ger.
Staateu im Np&lanee 81 bpiea. 2beil=
iueiie lit i6riaens bas Bacterial" nod
ountleren llripruu9S. Is iiebt nIitunz
ter aus, ais o6 es aus ben 8atter= Uber
Mdulel69ern oes oemOfratii9en Stalles
bcrupr9efrDdcn ipdre-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-05-29
SIN mrinr Rit6irssr puu sniss.

| SdOn oft babe ib pernDmmen baf
cub meine einfdltiscu @eoi9te 8ersnii
gen mn6ten, iest aber muB id nit Se:
banern I'M ySurtl6ritt" leben baB cir
8eimeidmibt i'll i6amloIer g9eiIe iibel
mid lUs Siebt. unb basu liigt er nod
ubeu brent
6nbe if ben eripd6nten Sprina etiun
ui6t Der g2abrbeit gemdB beri6tet
Sabe i6 einen anltdnSigen SwilIer
bamit beleibi9t? Sd meIne ni9t. @s
lit 5batiade bdB ii6 bieies Subjett
0teier idou lan9e oprber, ebe Die err
tudbnte S6muBei6i6te ans Sift fam,
ua6 geiuiIieu 8egriffen ipObl anItdnbig
n6er bod immerbiu eines 9reoieers oes
@uan9liums uHiuiirhig betra9eH bat; 10
paB ii6 uiele bciicr bcntenbe Sipiiier
nit @ntrilitung uUn ibm abiuanoten.
gSas or alIes hctric6en bat, luiIIct ibr
bcncr luie id, Uhl6pn mir man6es Su
Sbrcn 9Cfummrn iit, bud Der alte 9ptb
lift l6un su uicl 9criiBrt ha6 idl meine
Singer ni6t meBr nnrnu bciuocln mill.
Sic 8cmcinhc nbcr bat ii6 D6llig
aerr6tfcrtigt, iHbem JIG biclcn nieber=
trddtigen Sd)urfen Die Stride uOr Der
9tnIc SuidlOB, mn id bin iiberScugt
bnB & allen nnltdnOigcn Sluihern leib
tbut pa6 ipl6es ui6t cher gel6ebcn ilt.
NuB e nber nod ciuSclne giebt, Die ben
ueriuuricucu Sc:riiger Oteicr bns @urt
reocu nm lidl babel nod 9briiten nen=
nen, ilt MN unbegreiflidl, bU6 mui, es
ieoem cinleu6ten DAP nur Iul1en nllein
Die aun;c S6ulh trifft, onB benz S6ur=
fen nidlt cher ons 0duouerf 9elegt NOR
Den lit. Der Sern Der @emeinbe aber
ilt babur6 iddnbli9 betrogen iuuroen,
unb iencr perniinftige 0tenI6 nuB i'm
uun nllcr S6ulb freiipre6en.
gSus nun Den blDoTnnigeu 8eime=
ihmibt bctriift, 10 fnnn jeber oeutlid5
Ieben baB bcrielbe entiucher eiuen tiefen
6aB 9e9cu mid Ge9t, ober es iit ibm
cine Sd,rnubs lp=. Is ilt MIR Su be-
bauern, baB nnitdubi9e 3eitrlnsen
iulfes 8cpl1rr uufuebmen Sumal
bn bic lleberIdriit Den @erfniier 9lei6
9iigcn ftrnft. Ger .,nlte Moedli" meint
ipUbl gar baB i6 mid i'll Serieu 9esen
leiuen llnIiim uertbeibigen iull! g9eit
eutfcrnt bnoUu. SUl6es 6lOblinnige
@cpldrr itrnie i6 eiufad nit itiller
&erndtung- Meiner Siuiiier 5reuuben
n6er bore i6 Die Sade flnr aerrn6t Su
baben pic & gemeint lunr
9l6tungsupl,
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-05-29
aatuna Iarmrr.

/ gSir o1eriren in oielem Sabre Wie
oerrm ben Sarmern bieles unb allgren
Sen6en Counties Die 10 oertbeil6aft be
fannten Rc9prmid unb Champion Grn
temai9inen, unb Sipar Den Wfc9 0rmic
SarUeiter Ino Selbltbinner, meldJeS
6ieielbe Mnidine lift, Die lestes Sabr il
alIsemein befriebiste unb mas quite 9lrs
belt, 9nuerbnftigfeit unb lei6tes 0ano.
6aben nnbelanst uUn feiner anncrr
iibertroifen lperoen fonnte.
G6euinlls fn6ren mir ben g cid d)ten
Champion Saruelter unb Sinber, wel6e
beioe cine Si6el uon ) lmn 6 SUB
9dn9e baben. 0ieie Ntnl6inel luur
ben crit lestes Sabr ein9einbrt mO
muroen all9enIein ais Die beiten erfldrt.
Die perIdiebeucn Mdbmnldnlen,
Reapers, 9rOppers. uiiu., melde bier
feline ueitere &ccOmmeuhntiou benlrfcn,
iino ebenfalIs, luie III friiDcren Sahrcn,
BON ms su bcSiebcn
Die neuelte Scr6cncruna Der Sclblt
6inber bietet Der ueuc Mc9ormid, ocls
len Maidincntbeiic dus Stdbl nnacicr=
ti9t uno Die 9anie 0taIdiue 500 Yfmo
ueuiser uiest ais Die altc McGnrnid.
Sic iuuroe pd6reno DER leBten 5Soiion
elmer griinbliden Hruhc untcrluurfen
unb bat ii6 ais Sinher par excellence
ertuielen.
Cine erpBe Gunntitdt ocS belten
8nbfabens bu6en mir an 0auo luclden
mir, uie uniere Mai6inen. billig unh su
60bit li6ernlen SebiHgungeu uertnUfen.
simon Speger X 81
SimomS oe9er
Senrp opued.