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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-06-18
,Ju,i@a Eorakar,s CareAr.

CINCINNATI, June 13.-Joseph Benson For
aker, was born July 5, 1916, at Hilisboro, o.
His ancestors were English and Welsh. He
received his education in q district school,
When only sixteen years old he entered the
army, and was with Sherman on the march
to the ssa Mustered QUO at the close Of tho
war, he re-entere1 school at Salem, trans
ferred himself to Delaware university, and
graduated in 1869 at Cornell university, New
York. Meantime he stu1ied law, and was
admitted to the bar in ths same year. His
first years practice in Cincinnati yielded him
$500, and this induced him to marry. In
1879 he was elected judge of the superior
court for five years, and resigned in 1882.
In 1888 he was nominated for governor by
the Republican convention, but was defeated
by Governor Hoadly at tho October election.
During the late presidential campaign be
was among the nearest to Mr.. Blaine, and
did much work for the latter in his own
slate
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-06-18

Mr.. Vie. Tuscher; who stands
higher than any other Republican
in the county, nearly seven feet
high, is a candidate for representa-
tive. but he will not be nominated
Brooke will call the Committee, and
We wi l be politically cofiined The
search for office inBrool,e dominion
is not as encouraging to our lofty
young friend, as the other Under
taking.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-06-18

Mr.. Gompt keeps for sale tho
best vegetables the market affords.
He docs not sell to other dealers.
but only direct to his customers
His wagon will pass on the streets
every morning until nine o'clock.
supplying all who desire vegetables.
His fruit stand at the Collins &
Moore corner will furnish fresh veg
etabIes every morning.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-06-18

Tic best on earth, Can be truly
said of Griggs's Glycerine Salve.
which s a sure, safe and speedy cure
for cuts bruises. scslds, burns.
wounds and all other sores. Will
positively cure piles. letter and all
SKIN eruptions. Try this wonder
healer. Satisfaction guaranteed or
money refunded. Only 25 cents -
Sold by Miller & Case.
apr 9 If.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-06-18
r. T CIuveriua

RICHMoyD, june 16-It is said on good
authority that Mrs Trinstall, the aunt of T..
]. Cluverius, recently convicted of ths
murder of Fannie Lillian Madison had
acknowledged to friends that she believed
her nephew betrayed Miss Madison, but de-
MES that Tommie killed the girl. 1t Is said
that Cuverius has written an adiress
which he will deliver in the HuStins's court
when he appears there to have sentence q
G.>x.H .y,J.-ysi.-s.. 80.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-06-18

n,,ss rnI1na nmrrn, or wilmington, lnd.,
gave birth to child having twenty-nine fin
gers, thumbs and toes The parentage
of the child is laid at the door of one of the
oldest citizens Of Lawrenceburg, Ind.
Pink-eye has appeared among horses in
Esneca county. q.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-06-18

The Democracy of Fairfield
on last Saturday nominated the
following excellent ticket:
Representative, w. A. Schultz;
Auditor, B. F. DUN; Treasurer,
Sol Boder; Commissioner, A. D.
Friesner; Infirmary Director,
John NJ. Broyles; Surveyor, Chas.
Borland.
Schultz, Dunn and Boder were
candidates for second term aud
had no opposition.
Borland was a candidate for
the third term, and won by about
100 votes on poll of about $500.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-06-18
The Republican state Con.
.veusiOD.

The Republicans nominated the
following ticket:
For GOVERNOR. 3. Foraker.
Lieut.. Gov.-R. P Kennedy.
Treasurer. Z. Brown.
Supreme Judge-G. w. Nell.
vane.
Atty. Gem. A. Koebler.
Board of Pub. Works-W. D.
Jones.
The ticket is m iinly the same
candidates defeated two years ago.
The idea being no doubt, that these
candidates being defeated once, can
be efectually disposed of by another
defeat this fall, and thus be got out
of the way of new and better men
The platform is lingo Ct aspcr-
sions. 1t has taint of the bloody
shirt and a feeble yelp of the old
war howl.
1t resolves against the very ras-
calities it perpetrated-give no
more land to corporations, when it
give away about all tho public do
main efany value. Oppos s ap-
pointment of rebels to Office, hav-
inaugurated the system by appoint
ing tho rebel Key Post Master Gen
eral, and the guerilla Mosby TO a
consulsh,p, and thousands of noto-
rious leaders Of rebellion 10 the
highest positions in the gift of the
government. 1t asks that the civil
service Ia y be strictly adhered to
SO that Republicans in Office may
be kept IN office, and thus be use
ful to the party.
1t wants the wool tariff of 1867,
which the Republicans removed, re-
stored. In other words it prays to
restore the life of an industry it has
destroyed, a kind OF a gallows re
pentence. 1t opposes the impor
tarion of the contract labor system,
lnaugurated that scheme,
and put it in force wherever posi-
BILE in the interests of capital and
monopolies.
The liquor question Is lodged
The Republicans of the last Legisla-
ture refused to vote for a constitu-
tional amendment making the tax
alton of the traffic legal. but the
platform demands taxation in a
way that is impossible. because un
The ticket is q weak one and the
platform will not meet the approx
al ofthe intelligence of the country,
nor satisfy the better element of tho
Republican party. 1t is death
wall, and the candidates are chief
at the funeral of the
grand old party in October.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-06-18

The Main Street House, under
the mana agement of Col. Sam Wes
tenhaver, is becoming q popular ho-
tel among travelling men, and our
c)untry people.
The House has been thoroughly
repaired and refurnished. 1t il
clean and elegant. The table is sup
with the best the market affords.
The rates are only one dollar per
dav-
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-06-18

Farmers, who expect to purchase
a Mower or Reaper this season.
should not fail to see the Peerless
at Matthias & Filings. Harvest tools
of all kinds also for sale.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-06-18

The Hunter Sitter Manufactur-
ing Company, of Cincinnati. Ohio,
want a good agent i'll this county.
Their goods sell fast, agents make
two 10 six dollars per day. Write
for circulars.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-06-18
An Opinion.

WASHINGTON, June ID. 16.-Ex-Congressman
George A. Post, of Pennsylvania, who has
beer prominently spoken of in connection
with the second assistant secretaryship Of
the interior, said that in his opinion, ex-Con-
gresham Jenks, of Pennsylvania, would be
piyen the appointment
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-06-18

OF course the high dutch editor
OF the Rep.-Gaz. will oppose the
candidacy f,ths young Fenisn.
Vic. O'Tuscher. Won McClintock is
opposed to man with an apostro-
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-06-18

SPRINGFIELD, O., JAKE 13.-The following
is the new state exc culive committee: FRS
district, John Hause; Second, George ].
Keegan; Tnird, Robert Joyce; Fourth, j.
II. Loves; Fifth, s. E Lowery; Sixth, W.
II. Hester; Seventh, II. d. Brewer; Eighth,
Marshall Hayward; Ninth, J. J. Hans
Tenth. E. B. King; Eleventh, J. K Pollard
Twelfth, c. A. Atkinson; Thirteenth. A 81.
Brooks; Fourteenth, D. A Bsldridge; Fif
teenth, Il. H. Axline; Sixteenth, Csc rg'
L. Couch; Seventeenth, j. NJ. Lewis;
Eighteenth, H. ]. Eckley; Ninetee nth, j.
A. Hovells: Twentieth, j. P. Fawcett;
Twenty-frst, A. T. Brinsmade
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-06-18

Mr.. Lloyd Myers, who has been
in Cleveland the past six months,
engaged in the insurance business,
visited Logan on last Tuesd'y, and
was heartily welcomed oy his many
friends. He is in good health and
spirits, and likes his new home very
much.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-06-18
The Heny Aucr Fund.

The friends of the family of Hen
ry Auer, the murdered Marshal al
Straitsvi'Ie, are soliciting contribu-
tions for the benefit of his INDECENT
and afflicted family.
1t is a deserving charity and ev-
erybody should contribute some
thing
contributions can be left with Mr..
Culver at the Peoples Bank.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-06-18
At COSr.

Frank Kessler, Intending TO en-
large his building, will sell for
the next sixty days his stock Of
splendid Furniture at Cost. He
means what he says. as he must
have his room cleared out before he
commences building. Now is the
time to get bargains in Parlor, Din
ing room and K tehen Furniture.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-06-18
Information.

WASHINGTON, June 16.-Assistant Score
tary of the Interior Mul1row has informed
a reporter that no one has yet been selected
for the office OF first assistant secretary of
the interior.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-06-18
Isut not at Columbus.

New Orleans Picayune.
Ohio Republicans think they will
land Foraker.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-06-18

Well, it's an of year, and we
will have TO down Mr.. Foraker rs
usual.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-06-18
The Platform.

TIE platform was presented by Maj. VIM.
Mckinley, Of Stark, chairman of the com
mittee on resolutions, and was adopted with.
out comment or debate. The document is Al
follows:
s'The Republican party Of Ohio announce
the following platform Of principles: The
right to vote accorded by the constitution OF
the United States is the concern Of the whole
people, and must be secured at all hazards
10 every citizen, in every part OF the repub
tic. Existing guarantees must be sacredlJ
ma intained, and additional ones provided, Il
necessary, that the equal protection of the
laws and the equal enjoyment of the suffrage
shall not fail or be abridged in any way
through the connivance, neglect or fraud OF
any state of the union The Democratic
party, which owed its national victory last
fall to the willful suppression Of the ballot,
can not be looked to for the enforcement Of
these constitutional guarantees, and the hope
of the friends of equal Laws and equal suf
frage is in the Republican party, which
pledges itself to wage the contest to sue
cessful end
1--WE want such legislation that will har-
monize the relations of labor and capital
and promote the welfare of the people; pro-
tect and foster the industries of the state.
We favor the establishment Of national
bureau of industry; the enforcement OF the
eighth-hour law; adequate appropriations
from the public revenues for general educa-
ton wherever the same is needed.
"We denounce the importation Of contract
labor and favor the mos5 stringent laws to
effectively prevent it.
"We are opposed to the acquisition Of the
public lan1s, or any part thereof, by non
resident aliens.
sWe are in favor of a protective tariff
which will encourage American development
and furnish remunerative employment to
American labor, and We are opposed to ths
British policy advocated by the Democratic
party, under the guiss Of tariff for revenue
only. We demand restoration of the wool
duty Of 1867, CT its full equivalent, and We
ienounce the democratic congress for failing
to make good the pledges they made in this
behslf
"We condemn the action Of the present ad-
rainistration in lowering ehe national fas
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-06-18

The ~',eat crop of California
will TX ..,e smallest for many
years.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-06-18

Gov. Cnrrier, of New Hamp-
shire, who was inaugurated on
the 4.h inst. is IS years old.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-23
ADVICE "a notncr-

Af-, WusluW -nptaIHftyltI 500. iN."ht-
... t-.i f4rfhIHisyu l.,tl .nf. -HH'
alta .afp..- lLr .4f4- a...l b.. .Hr
4...u. and .N. .-. '.i +|
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-23
ROSS At LORENA.
A Full Synopsis IF the Ger
erals Able Address
Yesterday.
Is an Anti-i'rohibitiou ,n,
strict Anti-LOcaI on
zionist
h"t He Bow tu The WiII of tn.
MAJORITY and Wiling to
obey the Saw.
His Position in the Constttu.
hOhal Convention and in
the SENATE Explained.


Alton.
p,ra.nr. j., ' ''n.,I.i l"r "u'''rh'c Tor TIE
iuou, nfhi.. 'I.I i w. y" ihVc' 81
C'nm.r.I "'. '''' "'''' l'I''i'hG trends
di.nn.'i, ,'''s IL, "'''' pr"Gce"cu TO the
Him. ~, ,,.' ia. "Ps.l" III now rN'
~t,ir .na n,,'an VIII, IT, III .nl' '""ll y
tint ihr is.un hofnr Nv so" ''... '"lu Mt,
rI.rrn,, rn,,rH' '' ~, 'i' PtIP'r ~
lhrirlnIr. nn H.. ~ ~ w "'' .',', ny
or mon NO. .hnui% ,, r, " ~ nJ'hci
bpor Within Cbr Ii" ".1 nf I',' ,n,r 81
ndrr orJinar, i"',, w. VI, ,"",' y
would be a .j,n,'lc lor,i "Io.,in, f., , lis
d.ridrI Inv nm,' mo,',In i, u.S,' "'' IT." "c
excitement. ACCORDING to ibc yi III m ~
tine naioriiy ond in s,,cb w." ",,,,, ",' ~, w.,
Jnnh,,J ~. rnir" ~ , ,"',i ,'''l U.s. ''
49, - 80
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-23

Best wuch-repairius in tine oi'l al
Raglnnd's.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-23

New accc,sions just received nj the
AcadcmN OF Art.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-23

smokers prefer Opera Pun because
they do not stick 10 the lips.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-11-13

wobne Bel elmer Ssrman6ten Waiorin uor
3ettuis, in Der 9bornifraBe-Sie wiiIer
wabri9einli9 gar nidt, mo bas lit
9inter benz 2itopplas i'm Der sweiter
Siaa. Die StraBe bat bis ieet nun
swei Siuen. Sic wer6eu es I9on i'm.
BEN"
sd wer6e es fin6en! limb mann bari
i9 Der Ntaiorin pom 3ettruis = Der Anme
lit mir woblbefannt = meme 4ufpars
tuu9 ma6en?"
yWenn IS Sbnen beIiebt.@
sd metne, bis mann per6en Sic 6as
Bud geleien baben?"
sd leie IS 9lei9, beute nod"
rgtlio morsen Mittog2~
v0ut, mor9en Mittdg.~
rSie 9eitatten mir wo6l, bnB i6 mid
9lei6 portfolio: 1rins Sobenburg."
Geinbarb murmelte BEN Nomen in Ser
iibli9en un0eutliben @eiie Dor ii6 bin,
10 bag Die Dame i6werIi6 erfabren
bate, nit mem iie Die ionbcrbare Inter
baItun9 fibrte. Limb mad mem burf
i'd fra9en?@
p9eIene Sung antportete lie. Der
Erins frat griiBen6 suriif, lie erpioerte
ben @ruB piel freunbli6er ais porber,
rief Dem &uti6er Su: v9ta6 Der 9lborns
StraBe." unb Der @a9en fubr in mdRis
ger @ei6winoigteit bauon.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-11-13

Gin 8ferbebabn 8affaqier
uOn b69f smeifeIbafter 3a9ternbeif Fius
BET ii6 pom benz 6Onouttenr bes @oeels,
in benz er fi9 gum 8eri9loFen igines
@onI9es mad 9uuie besiebt. uidt nit
geniisenbem &eIpett bebonbelt un6 per-
lanet pon bemieIben Ieine Nummer, I'M
ibu sur @nseise gu brinsen. ,Meeine
drummer ut So iagte Der 6on6utteur,
,f6reiben Sic IS nnr obcr aud re6t
nemtI;6: cine A9t uno nod cine A6tl~
- rv53meimol o9t mobt ie6iebn@@,
brummte Der 4oifosier, utO malt 10 gut
er es nit Ieiner unii6ern 9ano permas,
cine md6tise 16 IN iein NOtisbn9, NOS
raul er, ieiner &n9e an benz uuiiafameu
Rpnbutteur ii9er, ben &osen uerI6Bt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-11-13
&1einpfal;.

" aiierSIautern. Sin (teil 6e5
ali Roitcn be5 8rnuerei6cIifcr5 GnliL
S6an0eiu in Mi!oautee perer06trten
uuh pnicub gei0miidtsu 6rieoeusplaets,
aEf DEM Der Grieoen5obeIist errit9tet
pcr6cn iou uuo cine 8ismardcibc gee
pEan3t lit, miro .aut &cidIuB bcs Ser
ih5nerurgsutreiu5 III Gbren les 6rn.
S9on0etn ben Namcl r0tiIpoufeeplat"
erhalteu.
gran6fdQe. IN @eruers6erg bel
Nnnpeiler Brad i'll Ser Jog. olten ga:
Iernc aus u%nbefaunter Ilrio6e ifcuer ais
weI6es oeu 9rOBten G6siI oss Gjsbdubrs
in Ni6e le9te, III 0ettentcibenhcim brar1i>
ten Die Setononliege6duhe oes Sanders
9tif. 8irou nieocr, in 0unbbeim Die Nns
peien bes 0fi6. 8ieiier uno Res Sob.
uuO Safo6 Softer, in Nnnpeiler bas
Nta9a;tn hes Gerber5 Gafob 0ol,, in
&oiIerslauteru nas in Der InrnerItra6e
geIe9ene 0aus ors Spinnmeiiters 0reper
theiIrpeiie.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-11-13

-O Der Stoet Serbp IN Connecticut
perwehte Seman6 por 6nrsem $4,000
.H.I Oet Se6inguns, baB bies @eI6 erit
oaut IN SesrmenSung sebro9t weroen
9uFle, mehnes hSa auf s., oO0, 600 beldus
zen ionroe. Os SStaot nabm Nbltano
BON Der Annahme Ma senate 200
Sabre Su portsn, i4ien fgs ii lang.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-11-13
FREDERICKSBURG

Su meiBe Sethe eiuocbiiQt.
GdS Experimentation in ben QodeH,
Stebt fertig idon Die boloe &raut.
Ilm9eben pie pom &~littbeuflodeu.
0ou G!tern, S6pcitcrn, TreIuben ideibel
Grforoert jest Elm barte5 DflfB.
grum i6neu bic leeten Nbi6ieOsoriIBe,
Yen allerlesten Erennun9sfiF.
God feiue SroitesDorte 9ieBeu
Ter 9Inorrln9 8aliam in oas 0er;,
nno Sbrdten uuoufbaltiam flieBeu,
nno unbe9ren3t eri6eint ibr Sdmer;.
Tod eubli9 bort mad pieleu Iraeen
1idn sun Wtama lie I6lu6ienb iagen:
1W6ama, i6 bin su iebr erbitterf,
Nfeip 9aHser S6leier lit 3ertnittert !"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-11-13
GrfIdrunn.

v@arum seben Sic beun ni9t i'm
S6atten, IonSerninbe Der Come, Die bente'
10 fiir9terIi6 brcnnt?"
,Sa wifsn g, i'm S6otten ba 9sbt
aud mcin 9 d er unb mein
S6nei6er, absr bier in Der Sonre
Bin i9 fiber pom bicien.~
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-11-13
@Irttcmbcra.

6rte6ri6sDofen. 6ier BAT ij6
elm electromagnetic, bem aud Ser
&0nig einen r~ambofteu idgr!i6eu 9citrag
sugeii6ert bat, %9e6ilbet.
&iebIingen. Die DOR einigen
0tOnaten in Der bieiigen StaOttir9e anfz
9ebedten Wanb9emdlne roeroen MN befis
nittp, nQ36em beren Genopirun9 crit
pom Sanoesfonferuator Or. 0GuIus ur6
letbin aud pon1 4Srofefior 6ol6 aus
stuttgart ancmpfoblen por6e1 lit, wies
berber9eiteQt werben, un6 ,par nit eli
mem Qufpanb pom so, 900 sc.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-11-13

Sin IdnbIi9es g6epaar lit
fIr Stabt 9efpmmeu, nm ben eben ans
mefen6en Cirrus nebitNtenuserie su isben.
als bas 8aar Dor BEN Rdfs beS aroBen
90wen tritt, fdnst bas l9ier SufdlIis aus
pouer 8ruit 81 briiaen an. r@as MIR
6eit On fasen," fraet bic erf9redte
5ran, inSem lie ibre 3weibunbertfinf;is
8tuno binter benz GIden bes 9Gttel in
Si9erbeit brinst, ,,penu Der Come Jest
Die eiiernm Stdbe bur9brd9e, berauss
t6rue unb mid auffrdBe?A v8Gs i'd
M.entIportet Der inebr
ate QnnheQShennnn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-11-13
0rnBbcricgtbuul Soften.

0tain;. IN getreff 6es 0oppelz
morris am 6jjrItsn6erge,1of lit mieoer
cine mihgige VHtocfm9 gemndlt morz
cen. 9ci ocun GntIeereu zines 2borts in
Der 8rauerei sur yStaOt Wtain;" fanb
nan nGmlid IN cir yeoerfeI einQebilut,
6Cn rc6teu S6eri6cufel zines Nteuz
ldca. GaB Der S6entcI I'll benz I. ct.
nufgefun6enen 5trnpf geb0rt, lpur6e ga.
onrD feltGe'tellt, noB Nruh uno S6nitt
oc5 S9entels genau ouT ben 8no0en
oc5 genIn0e1en J~tumpfes palieu. Die
IN Dem 2tbott DorQenoarmeuen meitercn
(lntcrlu6unQen babtn nod Gin gtoerfcl,
eiIt @clbtGl60en nit eirem S4IiHcI
uHo cincm Sting, 1opic Elm bci Ger 6amiz
lie Mog1e usrmiHteS t0GI5tuh III Gage
Gef6rogrI.
@rouoidUt.-H Sci ~2(iienGsim branute
c:c NuirnJuhle uieccr, IL &iebtInJeirr
o;e ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bcs gunouirtbs
>{Gfob %~ciilrtcimcr uno III Wrolsbeim
Die res 0~iaitpirtG5 yuomig y~eonDarbt
yUo ojs Sheutr Der Nittlpc 0uupiitcl.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-11-13
smstaaOit@e ssa6rt@ten.
SlOenbura.

OIbenburs. Sn 6olge Der nber
Ieeten 3eit e~rfol9ten ~itarten 9tiebers
l6l69e uno beScutenber 6lutben lit Der
@aheritanb in u%nierer @e9ene Elm unz
gep6bnti6 bober. On iiub bie @ieien
Der Qpbben meterbo9 iiberi6wemmt.
Nu6 in an6eren Sbeilen beS 2anbes lit
Der Stanb bes Q9aiers eiu iebr bo6er
uno our6 oenieI6en Die mebrfa6 nod
.ausitebenoe S9auun9 Der @oherIdHfe
Iehr eri6mert.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-11-13
Weflen6ura.

8iieow. Sm uaben 9orf Sur9en>
bagen wurbe Der 30 Sabre ate Grbpd6z
ter Sirpert pom ieiilem 8ne9t geIescnts
lid zines swii6eu Dem leetcren nnb benz
Sobn Siepert'S entitanbeueu Streits err
i6tagen.
st oitod. Ga5 betanute 6ride'i6e
6eltaurant an Der SreitenitraBe lit pom
benz bis6erigen 8eiiter Yrabit fir 1O1,s
900 80. a 9rn- 0elOt, sur 3eit 4d9z
ter Der 6eitaurotiou ouf Dtabn 81 OBJ
ribs Seller, perfauft mor0en.
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Srauni6wcig. anbnlt.

9ar3bur9. ~llniere offisie0e Sois
ion bat Jest ibr gnoe errei6t. geioer
fam man oerictben ni3t mie Der poridbe
rigen nas Eraoitat gut" ausiteIIen.
Gas ~un9uniti9e Metter in ben CONNER
monaten bet oen COMPLEMENTARY ie5r
beeintrd3iigt. Sim S6Iuie ser Saiion
6cs uOrigen ,SabreS mics Die 6remoens
lite 1886 6nrgdite uno 1915 Yaiians
ten ouf. Nm 6noe Der biesidbri9eu Soiz
ION belief ij9 bic 3obl Der 6nr9Gite ouf
1866, bage9en Die 3nbl Der Faiianten
Glf nit l0,S7s.
8erlebet. Gas Giciige 9off.
manu'i6e GompfIdgemert bot ben Be
trieb c;ugeltellt. Al5 llrio6e wiro ser
Mar9et an 0aumitdmmen ~onge9eben.
8islou9 cr9iclt rGmli6 Oerr 6ofimanu
hos Robmoterial gum 9roBen Sbeil aus
ben fjtritIibeu Uorlttn; bieIe 9e;ugss
qltcIe ioil aber lest ueriiegt iein unb Dem
Gerne4men na6 oas SGgerpert mad Ell
REM ouOtrtu Srte pcrlegt merbeu. pa
our1 miroe Ieioer cine gan,e 2ln2abl
lDenig bcmitteIter 5amitieu ouf lan9e
Belt bifdus iDre5 Grutr65mittel5 be-
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@Hrs6urg. SH NIttr non II
&o5rtn lit pI0eIih Ser CbtrltI;eatenant
oes ,. Neutrality-suspicious. Gugsne
Shrigtetu Geltorbtn, Der ais elmer ocr
tiihtiQlten uno NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. inter
oeu Iijucercu bnperiideu S'fi;icren gait.
Erob ieiucs rod iugenoltdcn 2iIters
bate CT ii6 in Zen NcLo;ijgcn 1866 nnb
IS7O-7I Uisge;ti1net Il mar iangcre
Belt ;lH Wrobu @eneroiitob in Berlin
pno ipGter pitliaN su onspdrti5eH
3lian0pern tomm&uoirt. 10 ;ulept mad
ser SHrpci; nab Staten. Bon BORT,
no CT ala Dem iH6Hcrcu GcidIedt iebr
imponilte, ioI cr Den looe5teim mit9es
bradt bGbtn.
45ranofduc. Iu S6mar;uG lit Die
yaafoGrif niebcr9cbrount, ;u 3titlarn
cas- 2lnmeIeu bcS 0Gu9ters Gfers0orfcr.
in Stoot6of bo3 Del @utIcrspittlUc
N,cl;, IN Wiailinq Gas pts GATHERS uno
Cctonomtn B!;tcr, III &irdbum Der
Stootl6oer0of res Soitf Stei@l; isEs
tsrer .uHo lem 6inp e"r!itttu itmtre
8ranbUmoeu. Su EuBljng bra1Htc
oos 9toitDmaitr'i1e S1miebeoupcicn
uieoer, in Srounou has he5 yc0crere
mciiter5 G0uqgcHbader. Sn Niirubcrg
murbe Die Ntlicrltein'i4 yadfa6rit am
0tarplab burd cine gepaltigc TtiGr9.
brunlt po%IltdrSiq 1crlt6rt.
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2nrcmburg.

2urem6urg. Die S6uliuIpefz
toreu Gibr ul6 Taber iin6 i'm
2uftrage Der 9feQierInq mad Der
2lusiteurng III 2lntperpen gereiit, I'M
sic S6ulousiteQungen Der peri3ieoenen
%Gnoer III 9(uQcui6ein 81 ne6men.
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I6cr 0a5 rei6baltige S6ulmateriGl, bas
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SeI9ieu icIbit, ausgcitellt baben, ra6
ibrer QSieoerteDr uer0HentIiber.
Otit Der Srdu6enieie al Ser : Der
M el ltebt IS 6isies Sabr i6Iimm:
Gos Wettsr mar and in BEN letten
GaQen fortgeieet abideulid. Gs qoE
in Str0meu. Die MoIel lit auf $40
Meter am 8riitenpcgel III grcusns
NADER gei!iegen. Gieie fir 6eIocr un6
@einberge glci9 f6le5te uuo ungiinitiee
l&itterun9 bradte Sen Nin;er nm lem
lettss 0oHsn auf eineu guteu ober aud
mr. ertrdg!i6a Serbit. 9tQe i60neu
NusF6ten I'M CONNER brnbcu III Wais
ier 81 uerben uno baben oie lSin3er banu
u%lnionit geidmietl gu Mtertert beaann
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i'll l6. nno in Oeu.6 auptbergen an 10.
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gSinSer cine Sorleie. @lidIi6erpeiie
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beiier ais sic oeS 83er. Sm @einbnnbel
lit IS lebbafter geporben. gu 0reuenz
NADER fam elm S6iff nit minoeitens
100 leeren 6uberfdheru uon Der Inter
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