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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-11
4 RANDOLPH MURDER.
A Cold Hooded AFFAIR The Sherifalty
right General News.
# la yks Q,s-<fru Reotstr

Cold. BI0uue0 AuulE ,oaoAhAsAsy
right General News.
Special % TIE Sunday Rseissr.
BEvERLY, w. Va, October l0.-This
county has been stigmatized By another
shocking tragedy. The news has Just
reached here that young man named
Reatherford, aged seventeen, was murdered
in cold blood at his home in Middle Fork
district, last week. The particulars OF the
sffair have not reached here, but IT is said
that suspicion is conferred on the boys
father as the perpetrator OF the horrible
deed.
The 6ght for the sherihfalty in this couu-
ty goes bravely on. Hutton, uudismayed
by an adverse decision 10 the Court OF Ap-
peals, has served notice of contest on Chem
oveth, the present incumbent, aud just
where the merry war will end, no man can
find out.
jim. Butcher, formerly Of this couu.
ty but more recently Of Ross Fork, Idaho,
has obtained clerkship in the Internal
Revenue Department at Washington. at a
salary of 81 200 year. bis many friends
here are gratitied because of his success.
Verify, Randolph boome,h. While many
of our sitter counties have been severe SUIT
ferers from the extreme drouth during the
past summer and fall, Randolph has been
visited by showers OF blessings" every few
days, and as a result crops were good and
the deni8ens OF this vicinity are enjoying
all the blessings Of prosperous and q con-
tented people.
Our vast natural resources too, are just
now attracting the attention of foreign cap
italists. A. q Winchester, representa-
tive Of Tennessee syndicate, has
purchased recently, about 10000 acres Of
timber land in this country, and with forca
of about 800 hands, will in the near future
begin to convert these immense forests into
valuable lumber, which will be Aoated to
market By the Cheat river and other
streams. These indications Of the grand to
ture that is before this section, coupled with
our prospect Of getting out Of the woods
through the extention of G. 4 G. r. r.
usketh exceedingly glad the hearts OF the
Rendolphites.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-11
Simpsons appointment.
RevSer'S Tribune.

Hon. Robert Simpson, well known to
many Of our readers, Was appointed BY the
President postmaster at Wheeling, on Tues.
day. No better appointment could have
been made. Mr.. Simpson is gentleman
well qualified for the position, and will give
give general satisfaction to the Democrats
all over the State he is true Democrat
in every sense of the word, and the Tribune
and friends in this end Of the State congrat-
ulate him on his appointment. Success to
vnu
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-11

TEE riots in the St. Louis street Car strike
again furnishes painful example Of the
chssm that isfOrming between many classes
of labor and capital in this country. The
men who commit these acts Of violence Ike
those committed in the riot q. St. Louis, in
seeking to benefit the cause Of labor in this
manner do it much damage and bring upon
themselves the penalties of the law. In
this country the property and hives OF eiti-
zens must be protected at all hazard. This
is one of the purposes Of our Government
and people expect it to be carried ont.
But while this Is so, do the laws Of the
country exact equal submission from great
corporations2 1t seems that they should
but it often happens that corporations are
able to eVads and defy the laws in
spite of all efforts made sgsinst them. True
this is not done BY rioting and openly
destroying the property of others, but it
often causes the fortunes Of others to be-
ruined Just ss truly IS if the torches of the
mob were applied. For example, take the
great railroad deal that has recently been
contaminated in Pennsylvania and which
the Attorney General of that State is trying
10 make smenabls to the lava Other in
stapces of similar nature have been Of fre-
ouept occurencsin which fortunes we're sac
r6cedand men deprived OF the employment
that must furnish . daily subsist-
spcs for themselves and families.
an these things tend more and more to
make men regard the capital that must give
them employment as their enemy and 70
sov the seeds that ripsn into strikes and
r;ots. There Is something radically wrong
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-11

somewhere. While rioters must be COMPEL
ed to submit to the hw, BY using force If
necessary, come better way Of compelling
the obedience Of corporations should be de-
y.ssd and stronger Efforts should be madesO
reconcile these elements that are gradually
drifting apart.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-11

FERDrSAND WARD's allegations in regard
to the late firm of GRANT & WARD have
caused quite ripple in business circles in
New York and some other cities and good
many of the implicated parties are rising to
explain. His statements viii strike men IN
every direction but some OF them will keep
silent as to their actions in regard to the
now defunet firm. Men of high position
and whom the world calls upright and hon
orable, are shown to have seeeptedimmense
profits from the firm without asking any
questions as to whether they accrued hon
estly or dishonesty. They shut their eyes
and compromised their conscience while
WARD carried on for them his scoundrel-
ism. 1t is pity bis statements were not
made directly after the failure. 1t has now
been 60 long that some of the implicated
parties have gotten out Of the way and 9th
ers have taken good care to put their share
of the spoils in places where they cannot be
readily found. WARDS confession may
make him feel somewhat relieved Of the
burden of his guilt that has been resting
upon him, but people will not think 50, and
will regard him as thief all the same. His
trial occurs October 10, and the charges
ought to be fsrreted to the bottom, let it hurt
whom it will
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-11

THE blowing up Of Flood Rock yesterday
was one of the great feats of the times, and
100000 people bad the pleasure Of behold
ing, at safe distance, earthquakes, yolcA-
noes, geysers and other phenomena, all go
ing on az the same time.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-11

An organization that has just been form
ed at Lynn, Mass to settle labor difficulties
BY arbitration is step in the right direc-
tlon. Nearly sill the manufacturers in that
city have joined it, and it is warmly Ap-
proved BY the Knights Of Labor and others.
This example should become contagious.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-11

AFTER an eventful and useful life OF over
severity i've years. cardinal McCLosKEY ends
his work, and expressions of sorrow on &C
count Of his loss are universal among his
peopls In this eountry.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-11

TKLEGRANs may now be sent from NOV
ing trains in England. That beats our
immediate delivery postal system.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-11
PARNELL,.
WP lyman N Mr. York SIM.

W. 2. lyman IN New York SHa
Honor TO thee, undaunted, true Parnelll
lis thine to guide thy eountVy's cause Alright;
Thy tempered tongue proelaims her waning night
Ard through her wales far sounding like Sell,
Awakes her children from the blasting spell
Wherein hard men would hold them, in their
might.
At lsst they spring reslstless to the light,
Uuited all injustice to repeal.
We send the greeting from our Western 'ands;
The reach Of OCEAN holds US not away;
Aceordsnt hearts from here sustain thy hands,
And thrill N unison with thine to-day.
Striveon brave hekrf strive On the Hight expaadS;
SOoa-soon th0Il'ls stand tdRmphant In tis ray
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-11
Any SAN franciscan Can Dodge.
Nonsrsils J5arnal.

dodge Brothers & Pray" is the name of
= San Francisco firm. In q land where
there are 50 many earthquakes and drunken
miners on bender their sign really looks
very aPproprste = stesnger.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-11
Able to sat ON a Fellow soIidIy.

NN @feeSSoO E0Sts
When tat woman is vicious she is ter
rcr. It's all nonsense to say that shrews are
2lEsys thin There is more NORWOOD aud
gall in the oleaginous spite of fat woman
Than in any Other In the world.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-11
Coaldn'tstand the shock.

A horse was accidentally killed in BuHilo
the other day. Only few days before his
death the owner was offered Is cents for the
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-11

HoApLY aud FoRAKER in Cincinnati last
night fred their parting shots at each other
and will now wait for developments.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-11
It Didn't Cost Mr.. Adam Much Either.
N,rrisko,ca HeyaId

"Mme. Adam il the best dressed woman
in Paris" History repeats itself Nine.
Adam was also the best dressed woman in
the garden Of Eden.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-11
He Won't Give Away Cigarettes Either

The Grand Duke of Baden aatters him
self that bis bridal procession is going to
attract more attention than the recent
Louisville tobacco parade
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-11

There are in North America only three
species of poisonous snskes-the rattle
snake. the copperhead or moccasin. Ard the
! coral. ..ls1
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-11
Only Freshmen Would Get Caught So.
Y1fs Rsoord

Freshman Professor (holding up writ
ten exercise)-'I perceive that this oae
was copied from outside helps. The man
Who handed it in will remain" A hall
dozen remain.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-11
Usually q Little Hard Work Won't Do II.
lr Es,a Orkaaus pioa,nfus

The world may owe man living. bat
1t is always best faF him 10 20 out and col
lecti il b. 4 ltfls hard work -
The Somerset reporter., 1885-04-29

XOt1C6 J
The Supsrentcndng School Committee Of the time
of SknwheGan would give notice that they will be In
sesson 81 The High School Building said Skowhe.
gan on Saturday Nay 9th. A. d. 1855 at nine OF the
clock In the forenoon for the examination Of candi-
dates proposing 70 teaen In said town.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-04-29
Notice of Foreclosure.

Whereas Frederick r. Cover, by his mortgage
deed dated January 18th A. d. 1873 conveyed to
Asa r.. Cover in mortgage the following described
three more less, thirty three acres OF the
same being one undivided third part Of the North
ing to a plan Of Canaan Gore $50 called made by
Samuel Weston, and fifty acres Of tue same being
the West quarter OF Lot No. a. in said third range OF
lots and being the same premises conveyed by deed
of Ebridge Cover to Frederick X. Cover, recorded
in the somerset Registry, Volume 100 Page 1874 and
Asa R. Cover on the 2lst day of February A. D.
1874 duly assigned the said mortgage to Elbridge
Cover, now deceased. The conditions of said
mortgage having been broken, lain TO foreclose
the same and hereby give notise for that purpose
Skowhegan April 14th, 1885
3wl5@ PERLEY +. COVER,
Administrator Of the estate Of EOridgc Cover
The Somerset reporter., 1885-04-29
Notice to Teachers.

The 8. 8. Committee Of Cornville will hoin ses.
sion ct the Centre Hch0o House. In said May
4th and 18th. Those intending to teach 4 b the
coming summer must present ..themselvoe ~ exam
nation on one Of the above mentioned days at
O'Clock A. n.
qwi6s Per Order 8. 8. Com.
Cornvile, APR. IL, 1885.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-04-29
Notice of Foreclosure.

Notice is hereby given that James BARLEY Of Solor
by his mortgage deed dated the eighteenth day OF
November A. b., 1884 and recorded in Somerset Reg
istry OF Deeds, Book la Page 1923 conveyed to me.
Of aaid Solon bounded as follows: commencing at
the south uest corner OF lot number seventy -four In
said south half thence northery On the west line OF
said lot to the road thence eastcry by the road be-
ing william Henderson's south line to the north
W. at corner of land formerly owned by Samuel Cur
tbs thence eoutherly the west line OF said Samuel
Curtis land to the south line OF said lot; thence
tery on the south line Of said lot to the began
at That the condition OF said mortgage has been
broken and that therefore, by reason of the breach
OF the condition thereof, claim foreclosure OF said
mortgage and give this notice for that purpose.
Dated April %, 1885.
3wl6 ANN E. MOORE.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-04-29
Notice of Foreclosure

Notice is hereby given that Annie Mary BARLEY
OF November A. d. 1883 and recorded In Somerset
Registry OF Deeds Book 1S9 Page 275 conveyed to
me, Ann L. Moore OF Scion, two parcels of land In
said Scion bounded and described follows: first
par eel contains about twelve and half acres, is
part of the forty rod "trip In said town, and Is
bounded on the north by land Of William Henderson
and Asa Fletcher east by land Of Joseph Maynard,
south by land of Ezra NJ. Fletcher and the second
parcel described in this deed. and west by land Of
north by the first parcel described in thi. deed east
by of Ezra NJ Fletcher, south by the road, and
west by land of William Henderson. That the con-
dition Of raid mortgage has been broken and that l.
therefore, by reason OF the breach of the condition
thereof, claim h foreclosure OF said mortgage and
give this notice for that purpose.
Dated April %, 1885.
3wl6 ANN K. MOORE.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-04-29
Notice..

Nonresident taxes in the town OF Mercer in the
county OF Somerset for the year 1884.
The following list of taxes on real estate OF non
resident owners in the town of Mercer for the year
1884 In bills committed to c. II. Grdlcr, Collector Of
said town, on the 18th day Of April 1884, has been
turned by him to me as remaining unpaid on the
Gath day Of February 1885 by his certificate of that
date and now remain unpaid and notice il hereby
given that il the said taxes and interest and charges
are not paid In the treasury OF said town within
eighteen months frotl the date OF the commitm mt
OF the said bills much of the real estate taxed
will be sufficient to pay the amount due therefor in
Guiding interest and charges will without further
tce be sold at public auction at the Town Hall In
said town the day of October 1885 at O'Clock
p NJ.
Name Descriptn No
or Unknown ofreal estate Acres Value Tax
James G. Drew Tanney h lot at y $500 $1,000
MerccrVillage
A. j. Kimball The j. Bumpus so 1.33
lot so called
b. A. g. Fuller The Hancock lots
called
No. Is SO rs 1873
No. q SO 70 l99
No. % 90 rs l.99
No. 81 90 IS l99
Head Of fifteen
mile strip 1872
Mercer, April 10th. 1885.
3tl6 l.. LOMBARD, Treasurer of Mercer
The Somerset reporter., 1885-04-29
NOTICE.
lion. County Commissioners Of the County

To the Hon County Commissioners Of the County
OF Somerset.
Canaan 10 said County, that on the 18th day OF Oct
A. d., 1854, the seleclmen of The town OF Canaan,
laid out town way across his land, commencing IN
the centre of the road leading from Canaan Village
by Frank Brooks to Clinton, and on the line be-
tween Frank Brock land and land Of Manley Good.
ridge he,ce south TO- east aSHo u 81 ros 70 aod
occupied by H. c. Webb, said line 10 be the south
line OF said road and eaid road to be two rods wide
aud awarded the sum of fifteen dollars to said Man
lev Goodridge as damages. and thereafter on the
eighth day OF November A. ID. 1884, said town, al
meeting lawfully notified and held, voted 10 acceps
said road as laid out by said Selectmen, and your
petitioner being aggreved by the location and &C.
ceptance of said road, by the town az aforesaid, and
by n saIa location Of said town way and said sward
u damages, and from the action OF Tue town IN ac
cepting said town way as aforesaid ana prays saio
Commissioners to view said road and review ana re
yoke The said action of said Sci, ctmen and OF said
town. and to take such other action in the premises
rs law and Justice may REQUIRE ana 10 re- ,e
ed And your petitioner further prays, that Instead
of the above location by the town, said Commission
ers snail locate said road on the souIh s,de OF tne
above courses across land Of Frank Brock. Dated
at Skowhegan this ninth day OF December A. ID.
1884. <,.>o.n,,o,
by II. b. Barrett, Atty.
STATE OF MAINE
SOMERSET, ss.-Court OF County Commissioners
March Adjourned Term, Apr. d, 1883.
having been received that the petitioners are re-
sponrbe and ought to be heard touching the matter
set forth in their petition, It's Ordered, that the
County Commissioners meet at the dwelling house
Of Manley Goodridge in Canaan on Friday, June
l2th A. ID. 1888 ut ten O'Clock A. NJ, aud thence
proceed to view the route mentioned In said pettion
and Immediately after hearing Oi the parties Will
be had at some convenient place In the vicinity, ana
puch further measures taken in the premises as the
COMM ssoneis shall judge proper.
And it is further Ordered that notice OF the time.
place and purposes OF the Commissioners meeting
aforesaid be gwen to all persons and corporations
interested by publishing attested copy OF the pc
ttiop aforesaid with this order thereon. three weeks
excessively in. the SOMERSET REPORTER, public
newspaper printed ut SkOwhegan In said county and
a 80 attested copies OF the be served upon the
Town CLERK Of the town Of Canaan, and to be post
ed in three public places in said town the publication
and serving and posting Of the same be at least
thirty days before the time appointed for said view,
that all interested may then appear and be heard, II
they think proper -
Attest: L. II. WEBB, Clerk.
A true CODY of the Petition and Order OF Court
thereon.
3wl6 Attest: L. II. WEBB, Clerk.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-04-29
FARM FOR SALE.

My farm one and one half miles from Skowhegan
Village on the direct road to Athens. One of the
best chances In Somerset Co. for dairy busncsa,
80 to 40 tons hay and pasturng for Is to IL
/ will make the price the first man that looks at
1t will buy If he wants a farm.
W. H. WARD.
12tf Skowhegan March 1885
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-09-04

ettua bier Sa9ren nerpai6tete iib Der
Ieitber o~crItDrbene 4bupfnt, Serr CD.
Reuenba6n ben 6erren 2u9uIt 6. 2eisz
ner rno g.i6nel8peI6el 9esenilber, bert
ielben unent9elbli6 seiuihe 9eitdfte III
Srbnune 81 brin9en, nel6es ueberett.
tpmnen a6er Ipdter babin ab9ednoert
tuuroe on6, na9oem 9err 3euenbabn
bic beIaete Safe in's &eine 9ebrn9t,
er Elm 6unurar BON $3.50 erbnlten ionte.
Su Der i3pii6eu5eit jebU6, itarb Serr
9euenbabn, iruo' Der Ra9laBuertunlter,
Serr RObert &obDn fnno inter Den Yd>
'pieren bes REINFORCEMENT cine Selaftun9
eeeen Die Serreu 2eisner uno Roel9el
fur $3.50, tuel6e Suulme 2estere ner@
ipeigerten, ba Die Ga6e mod lartge nl9t
gei9lidtet lei, aber fi6 erbOten $50 flr
Die bisber geleiiteten 9ienfte 81 be5abz
len. SieIes purbe upm Nomiuiitrator
abgelebnt uno ouf Die ganSe Sunirne
einseflast. Der &ld9er, uel6er meb@
rere 4opptnten pou @aibiHston als
i3eusen p~orgeln6en, Iu6te Su be9riinoen
baB Die geleiltete 9ienite bes Serrn
9euen6abn polnuf aber Die
Surp mar $3.50 pertb ieien,
Ipra9 benz Slayer aHber1r &nii9t NIB
finf5ig Gent mebr ais Die an9ebotez
ne Summe-$5O.50 III. Staatsantpalt
Glnrt oertrat ben Slayer uno Serr
@euiel Die Serfla9ten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-09-04

Gin llnfaQ, bel uel6em Elm iunaer
M2aun 9tamens 9ufreo 8plton Idner,
rueuu nidt t6eli6 perfpunoet puroe, trua
lid lcBte @Ude i'm iiblideu Sbeile nm
ieres 0puntps gu. Die GinSel6eiten
li1o, iopiel mir in Grfa9rung brinaen
fuuuten I'M &eIentli6eu etipa Bic fuloen=
Den; Bottom mar nit elmer 9ampfz
orei6mal6ine auf Dem @eae nad elmer
benn6barten 6arm unS ltano, als Sei=
ser, auf Der birtteren Ylntform Der Mta=
ihine. 2ie 36oer gcriet9en III einen
8rnben mas oabur6 Die NtaIt]ine pl6bz
lid 5u eiuem StiQltano brndte urrb
Bolton miocr Den 9nmpifciiel mari.
Gin @n9en Der ais &nierbebdlter nit
geiii9rt luurbe mn binter Der MaIdine
mittelft eiucs Stsites arecbradt iunr,
riidte nit 9efualtt9er 5orre sescn Den
0nmpfer oriidte Den llnQliidlifen
Ieit M Den beiBcu 0nmpffehcl unb belt
oenielten 10 lun9c feit9etlemmt biz es
ieinem &ameraoen 9eIan9 tSllTe Ill
rnfen una DEN idiucreu @agen ;urif;u=
5ic9en- 9ta6oem Bolton aus Ieiner
geidbrli6en Gage beircit mar, huroc er
na6 ieiner @Ubnun9 9etrnsen uno
drjtllde i6llfe 9crufen. @s ftellte ii6
beraus. baB Der lluglidli6e ouBer
i9nIcrtbnfteu Gueti6ungen, Idredlide
Srano1uunben cr!i:ten bate uno mad
ben Ausiagen bes be9nuoeluoeu 9erstes
MIR fueni9 Sofnuns auf ieiu 8iebrr6uf=
fommen uOr9aubeu lit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-09-04
Sir auuit an arSftru an fummrrr

in in ten einfaden 8atbs rntbalten: gerfthrrr
bic I~treauuna. Td;u tseart q frincs aus
eearttittten Ssitms rrn 1tdiscrlpriftrn:
SRetr bu Nraft bsearff, 10 srtrnu6e iruru
hmadbaffrR SsfGresrsr esrielbtn, Srftt-
r's Raaeubittere fpfcuiiR. Wrnn
su tirftn Raib ttfOIslf une frinsiIri Nus
fdrrifunssn tsssbf, ea muet eu IA ee6 an
Sroft, gIrretit une 9TIrsrseriht juncbsien.
S6aareu srrsItnsr patienten Isstn bsut,utast
NIT tirIeuf ssfuuhtn unh srinbIi6tn erutns-
rsr zines ;srf + ItneeuS rsauismus une iGpiH-
hvuSsr Ssrpsrfraft sinsn @runr gu SABRE
Ianasr rlfistr 9eiuuebsit. Die 1sSpsept
rir6 faeur6 ausseunerst une biz 9rnifitution
oeosu Saufbsiteu s~efrIfist, nsHtn ne, penp
ibnsu ausecIest, f4er er:iessn musts.-na-
meut[ih maiariIhss 5iehtr, Sbsumatismus,
untbdtiafeit Der &irrsn uni Ger SIait, Hsr-
psnIdEa@e unn ibTe rerl9tersurn SsmptOn1s
p.rEtrinbsu, venn eas NittsI bsbarrlib se-
broubt uun ni6t nab einem fursen, uure9el-
mdeissn Ssrfu6 Der GebraaH aulstseesn
niTe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-09-04

6rau HllUina 6ccrber (gcb. @lcis-
ner) Die @attin Ocs Serrn Noam 5aer-
Der, itarb, na6 ldngerem 2eiocn chi
lCttcn Qicu@tng an Der Nus;ebruna.
Die %eritorbcuc itaro i'll ibrem 40.
Y~cbeu@jabrc Hlo biHtcrldBt ibren 6atten
uIO mcbrcrc &!r0cr Inn Den fIr tic nur
5u friIb5cItig c;nge.retenen Sop elmer
treUen @attin uu0 liebeppuep Wutter
i'll bciucincu. Vie Secroigur9 fano
9citern Nadmittng inter 5ablrcidcr
Sctbciligung upu Seiten Der piclen
6reunoc. bercn N6tung ii6 Die Scrtorz
beuc iudbrcnp ibrer 9ebeusSeit erfrcutc,
auf DEM neutrality-suspicious. itatt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-09-04

Nper's 9tsue=Gure lift Die einSise be-
fannie Grsnei, Die cine ii6ere uno bau=
ernbe Seilung Don 5rpft unb Sie5er berz
beifnbrt, inoem IS oas 9ift, bas Die
&ranfbeit b%erpurruft, austreibt. gs
beuirtt bies nit Siderbeit unb ldBt
feline nadtbeilisen GinfGihe auf Den
&6rper Surid. gti6ts lift 10 bepriidenb
unb intercollegiate, ais Die periubii9e
8ieoerfebr oes nit 5ruIt nbUe6ielnben
Siebers uno S6uei6es, tuel6e oieler
&ranfbeit eigeutbImli9 lift.