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The Washington bee., 1886-12-18
THE COLUMBIA BICYCLE CAL
ENDAR FOR 1887.

The Columbia Bicycle Calendar
for 'S7, just issued by the Pope
Manufacturing company ofBostOn,
is a truly artistic and elegant work
in chromo-lithography aud the let
terpress. Each day of the year
appears upon a seperate slip with
a quotation pertaining to Cycling
from leading publications aud pro
minent personages. The notable
'cycllng events are given and con
else opinions of the highest medi-
cal authorities; words from practi-
cal weeelmen, including clergymen
and other professional gentlemen ;
the rights of 'cyclers upon the
roads general wheel statistics; the
benefits of tricycling for ladies ex-
tracts from cycling poems; and
much other information interesting
alike to the 'cycler and to the gen
eral reader. In fact it is in minia-
ture a virtual encyclopedia upon
this universally utilized modern
Steed.
The calendar proper is mounted
upon a back of heavy board, upon
which is exquisitely executed in oil
color effect, by G. Ell. Buck, of New
York, an allegorical scene, repre-
Seuting the earth resting among
the clouds, with Thomas Stephens.
in heroic size, mounted upon bis
Columbia bicycle, circumbicycline
the globe. The atmospheric lights
and shades Of sunlight and moon
shine are charmingly vivid, yet ar
tistically toned and softened. A
smaller portion of the board is
devoted to picture of a mounted
lady tricycler, speeding over a
pleasant country road. AS work
Of convenient art, the Colum biz
Calendar is worthy of a place il
office, library or parlor.
The Washington bee., 1886-12-18
SOUTH WASHINGTON.

A talk with Mrs. John Taylor,
Immediately after report of the
burglary and robbery of their resi-
dence No. 203, Virginia Avenue,
s. W., OH Monday night last, would
show, that you might not include
all the world in the suspicion be-
fore the thief is found not even
necessarily the "colored sneak
thief" For the situation of the
house, and circumstance that sur
rounded the whole transactions,
showed that the thief not only
knew the range of the house, but
the whereabouts of the family on
that evening, and was too, on init.
mate terms with a large and dan
gefous looking dog that was lock-
ed uD in the dining room down in
the basement, through which the
burglar went up into the house
from which he took S27, in mon
ey, and two suits of clothes.
Mr.. John Taylor was away at the
hotel. where he goes on duty at 9
o'clock Mrs. Taylor, and her sister
Amanda johnson, and brother
Samuel Holmes, were away attend
ing the last business meeting for
the year at the Enon Baptist
church, for the month of Dec. The
burglar entered by way of the front
basement door, by pressing it open,
and bursting off the lock, and es-
capped by raising the back parlor
window, and taking Off the blinds
and placing them upon the back
door steps.
Besides this dangerously describ
ed dog, there was IA little II year
old girl in the house. The house
was left with a large bright light
burning in the back parlor, and
the front parlor windows open
which shone beautifully from front
to back.
Hodge l. Brown, was arrested
at his residence 619 Sd ST., or
The Washington bee., 1886-12-18

Saturday night, the 4th charged
with stealing whisky and other
articles and was placed in the
lock up until Monday morning, the
9TH at which time he was sentenced
ny Judge Smell to two months in
Jail.
The very fashionable marriage
OF John @. Thuston of indianapolis,
indiana, and Miss Emma Webster
of Providence was a grand affair.
The wedding took place at the res,
idence OF the young lady's parents,
No. 152, Garfield Avenue.
The Rev. DR.. Laws, pastor of
the Virginia Avenue Baptist church
and "news editor of the Washing.
ton BEE," left this city last eve
ming, by the Band o. r. r. on a
visit to the Wesley portion OF Penn
sylvania, where he will visit, the
cities Pittsburgh and Washington.
He carries with him the best wish
es OF the people Of his charge, and
his host of ministerial, and other
friends in the community.
A mong the many teachers who
are expected home for the holidays
are Miss Lena Gantson, Ida Allen,
| and Ellen Pierce.
The Washington bee., 1886-12-18
DEDICATION LINCOLN MEMO
RIAL CHURCH.
Yours lovingly,
LOUISE.

The Lincoln Memorial Congregat-
ional Church corner 11th, & r SITS.
q. W. which has been repaired and
renovated will be dedicated Sunday
January End. 1887.
The dedicatory sermon will be
preached by Rev. A. F. Beard d. d
of New York city at IL o'clock a. IN
A young peoples meeting will be
held at $3.50 p. m. which will be
addressed by Rev. s. NJ. Newman,
pastor of the First Congregations.
church, and other city pastors.
Pastor of Metropolitan A. M. E
church Rev. T. G. Steward ID. d
will preach at Z 80 p. m. service
A cordial invitation is extended tC
all our friends to be present
Rev. Geo. w. Moore Pastor.
The Washington bee., 1886-12-18

pleasant dream of the one to
whom she is engaged. ! am in
clined to believe that if he doesn't I
make up his mind soon, l am
thinking some one will be looked
over. [ saw In the Bee last week
reference made to the lady of the
NORMAL SCHOOL.
[ have an idea VINO it is. There
is something that our mutual
friend desires to accomplish and
III doing so an attempt was made
to get rid of one of the finest la
dies in our school. L am pleased
to know that Mr.. Cook came to
her rescue. 1t is well that we
should keep a walchful eye of our
surroundings and even watch
those who pretend to love us most.
A great deal of interest is mani
tested in the III 'usehold relative
10 Mr.. Matthews confirmation.
l can assure you that We all are
interested.
l desire to state to the House
hold that I wish the names of all
who will receive or keep open
house New Years day. If there
are any, | request them to send
me their names and those who
will receive with them. Also d
description of their toilette. Ad.
dress all letters to Louise and
Clara" care of the BEE. | want
them no later than Tuesday.
Write to me soon Clara, and re
member
Yours lovingly,
LOUISE.
The Washington bee., 1886-12-18

70S o Street, Northwest.
Opening Wednesday, Dec, % 'S6,
Closing Saturday evening, Jan. 1st,
s87.
Open on Christmas night..and New
Years night until II 80 O'Clock.
Our Garden Parties at Christmas
time have now become an estab-
lished feature and Judging flOm
the many inquiries OF friends are
looked forward to by many as one
of the chief pleasures of Christmas
week. AS in the pass no pains will
be spared to make it pleasant for
our friends and patrons who may
visit us. The spacious Drill Room
or "Armory HalP' will be set as
verltable garden, with evergreens,
trees, and flowers, draped with flags
of all nations, beautifully ilIumina-
ted with many cOlored lamps, and
transport the visitor from the Arc.
tic regions of out doors by a single
step into the realms of Summer.
If you want to have good time
drop in. Bring your wife, your
mother and your best girl. Also
your sisters and your cousins and
your aunts. Something pleasant
for every body.
REFRESHMENTS TO SUIT THE
SEASON.
Dancing every evening from 8 to
IL 80.
Perfect Order Guaranteed always.
COMMITTEE IN CHARGE:
Capt. J. w. Dabney, Capt. w. Fl
Lee, Treas; Lieut.. F. L. Dodson,
Sect. Capt. j. s. Coolidge, Lieut..
r. B. Cooington, Sergts. j. O. Gle
ments, j. A. Payne, J. I'll. Wash
ingtOn, w. n. Dodson, j, P. Pat
terson, Geo. w. Swalls, Corp1s. B.
T. Holmes, A. Allen, G. Parker,
Messrs. E. BrOkenbrough, G.
Crompton and w. M. Proctor.
Capt. Arthur Brooks, Commanding
Corps.
SINGLE ADMISSION % Cts.
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE.:
That in consequence of the Hall
having been rented to other parties
for the evening Monday Dec. 9th,
the Garden party will be omitted
on that date.
Our nights are, Wednesday 22d.
Thursday 23rd, Friday oath, Sat
urday 25th, Tues. 28tb, We'nes
29th, Thur. Both, Fri. 31st and Sat
1st. Don't forget the Dates.
The Washington bee., 1886-12-18
SPECIAL NOTICE.

A ticket will be given to every
bnyer of pair of shoes for one
dollar or more. Twenty tickets en-
titles the holder to a pair of S1.50
shoes at L. HeilbrIn's, one price
shoe house 402 9TH st. Look for;
old Lady i'm the Window. p. S. For
the special accommodation of our
customers we keep our store open
until 9 p. M. during December
only.
The Washington bee., 1886-12-18
SATURDAY, DEC. 18th 1880.
Locals.

Subscribe for the BEE.
Twenty cents per month.
II will contain all the news.
For sale by Ill newsdealers in the city
Our subscribers would confer favor
bv leaving the amount of their subscrip-
tons at their houses for the collector, and
thus save annoyance alike to patron and
cnllector.
The Washington bee., 1886-12-18

rsrma,eso o advertising nrnisned on aPpll- ~,
.,n Objectionable advertisements wan nor nor
,,...,.,ad AT any price. All remittances
- made by draft. postal money order
-. ,...s or registered letter. Money forwarded
.>p, .,,,, other way, is at the sender's risk. In
z s,ng ,'", money the amount and what 1t is for
mid he distinctly stated
49,, t,rsrness letters, etc., should .oe ao-
THE EDITOR,
Washin gton ID. g
The Washington bee., 1886-12-18

cldIS, anu all classes OF citizens are
unanimous in the Endorsement of
Salvation Oil, the great cure for
Rheumatism. Price only % cents
a bottle. At all Druggists.
Young ladies, on the eve of mar
riage, now give "spinster dinners,"
at which female friends only are en-
tertained. They are allowed to
talk of every thing, and never fail
TO mention the numerous curative
benefits of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
that cures all cough, cold, bronchi-
tis, and sore throat.
The following ladies have kind
ly consented TO assist in selling
flowers at the Cadets Garden Par
ty during the the holidays, com.
mencing Wednesday Dec. 22nd,
continuing to Saturday Jan. 1st ::
Misses Lottie Thompkins, Mettie
Sma!lwOod, Cora Thomas, Bette
Smith, Mrs. j. w. Dabney.
@. III. /. Taylor, of Kansas City,
Kas., assistant city Attorney, is in
the city. Mr.. Taylor, is the gen
tleman who nominated w. d. Kel-
ly for Auditor of Kansas. Mr..
Taylor is one of the most popular
men of the West. He called ar
the BEE Office Friday and inform, d
us that the rejection of Mr.. Mat
thews by the republican Senate is
effecting the colored vote in the
West.
The severe snow storm Oh
Wednesday evening last did moth
ing 30 diminish the extensive plans
Of the very fashionable marriage
of Sydney G. A. johnson to Miss
Nancy A. Smith. The marriage
took place at the residence Of the
gentlemans' parents, Cpl 3rd St.
S. W., and the ceremony was per
formed by Rev. r. I'll. G. Dyson,
in the presence of a large number
of his friends.
Robert Taylor, the son of Mr.
Reuben Taylor, a respectable citi
zen Of South Washington, was
arrested a few weeks ago in Jersey
City, charged with stealing q
check Of S5l. 1t will be re
membered that it was re
ported that he sent one Of the
checks on here TO John FL. Gordon
who went on there and turned
states evidence. His father, Mr.
Taylor, left for Jersey City OF
Wednesday evening last.
Mr.. w. Handy johnson, whc
has been employed in the Surgeon
Generals office for several years
rendered his resignation Wednes
day morning and left for Flolidi
Friday morning, where he ha
accepted OF po sition which will
pay him more than he received il
the department. Mr.. johnson i
a young man we'll known iu thl
city and comes from one of tn,
best families in tthe city. Iii
many friends wish him success il
his new field OF labor.
A terrible crash and sad acci
dent happened on Wednesday las
at the old Carroll Row, 1st st.
bet. East Capitol and South I
sts.. better known as the old capi
tol, at which, six men were com
pletely buried beneath the broker
nmbers, dust and old plaster
They were four white and tw,
coIored as follows: Harry Gran
shaw and John Bean, colored; all,
John T. Mackobee, foreman
Thomas Coleman, Thomas Mat
thews, VIM. O'Brien and Patricl
Snow.
The Washington bee., 1886-12-18

Mrs-rs Ave- : and Lnary were discharg-
ed from the Pension Office last week.
Miss Brown. OF Cleve'an OHIO, arrived
I'm the Cty last week. She is an elocu-
ZIONIST and lady of much re tinement.
The officers of the Washington Cadet
c, rps are getting out fine invitations for
reception Tor january 7th.
Mr.. Lincoln Blown, was married
last Thursday evening to Miss
Annita Burk.
Rev. aud Mrs. j. H. Anderson, Of the
Galbraith church will give aparlor socia-
hih at 465 Washington St. n. W. Wednes-
day evening Deceub er 22d.
Miss. Annie Middle ton, has re-
turned to the city from New York,
where she has been tor several
month,
Mrs. McElroy, sister Of eXpresident
Arthur has sent letters of acknOw ledge
meut in this city to those who sent letters
ot coincidence To her on the death Of her
brother. Among those who received one
was Mr.. and Ms Alex. Powell II.
'.Behold the world rests and her
tired inhabitants have paused from
trouble and turmoil, because the
customary headache and neuralgia
have been cured by Salvation Oil.
Price - cents bottle.
Wm, Claggett, of Alexandria, Va. was
sworn IN as a laborer on the Houseside,
IN the Capital last Monday and was noti-
ned FIdly OF the same week, that his
services were no longer required. MIR.
Clagge.t is a Barber man.
A famous Washington gambler,
1t Is SAID, will soon 60 to preaching.
He would have begun it ten years
ago, but he has only just now found
a cure for his cough. 1t is DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup.
Miss. Ida NJ. Lewis, has been appointed
aS a teacher i'm the public schools, on the
recommendation of Dr.. Francies, Miss Lew
isa citizen of this citv who has large
circle OF friends, who feel grateful to the
doctor for such worthy recognition of a
district graduate.
very satisfactory report from pin
eipals ol the white night school has Jeen
submitted 10 Supt. Powell, for general
information of the Public. We are now
waiting TO see the same from the colored
principals with such careful prepared,
and essentially detained information.
fire proof building Ofthe Knights of
Labor, AT an estimated cost of 0,000
hoAll0 feet, and stories high, is alraug-
er tor, to toe butt 10y that ofganza ton in
t,lls city; at $40 share 81 down, and one
collar monthly; and as reported, the
GENERAL Assrmaly Will be urged TO take S
stock OF $4,000.
Notwithstanding the inclemcy of
the weather last Wednesday Even.
nc, Smiths Saloon at 440, Il st
:, ". was scene of brilliancy. The
fleternalS headed by Mr.. Edward
NebSte and several charming young
ladies spent a merry evening.
u t0SlcIeu iluch 30 ledIH lFoH f0
port by the evening Star in its isslie o
Monday evening last, that any one of the
boys ahould get seriously hurt in play
or otherwise; and it is regretted more, Il
have that reporter to falsely implicate
hose colo.ed boys, Abraham anC
htmuel johnson, and Edward Adisun
II ie had hot a just reason for so doing
a careful examination, into the facts anC
evidence of the case, is fair play il
country and especially in Washington
city.
The Washington bee., 1886-12-18
,,,-pI SHED EVERY sATU RDAY AT

n,-p1 1SHED EVERY SATJ RDAY AT
l1o9 | ST. n. w. WASH. ID. Z
WHERE THE BEE CAN BE HAD
49, poll,ety,s. NJ. street. between 18th and
Northwest. \,
II. Beller, Druggist, corner l0'h anu ~
street, Northwest. Dos,,,.
Henry Poland's, corner "A and fenhSS'
vania Avenue, Southwest.
Waddleton's Jewelry store,
n streets, n. W.
-'Js p6iladelphia House, 84S Pennsylvania Ave
NorthwesL as,
Hvson's Barber Shop, l4th and
II SteetS, d. W.
The Washington bee., 1886-12-18

WEST WASHINGTON.
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The Washington bee., 1886-12-18
THE BEE

Authorized AGENTS.
The Washington bee., 1886-12-18

so1-TH WASHINGTON,
gRANCH OFFICE,
r.. $. Laws. Manager
Nows Editor. Office 3l6 ID
81, :. ".
The Washington bee., 1886-12-18

c, Moore, advertising agent
EAST WASHINGTON
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-05-14
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

State of Missouri ! Adjourned Febru-
County of Gasconade ary Term, 1886.
In the County Court of said county on
the Sth day of April 1886. the following
among other proceedings were had viz:
1t is ordered by the court that the fol-
lowing parts of roads be improved by ma
cadamizing the same, and that said parts
be let out to the lowest and best bidder at
the places where the work Is to be per-
formed. The county court reserves the
right to reject each and every bid. Con-
tractors to give bond which shall be sub
ject to approval of the county court. In
accordance with said order, 1, the under
signed Road Commissioner will let out
said parts of roads as follows:
IA part of the Iron road 1south of
Ochsner's place) commencing at the south
eTn end of the macadam on said road, to
be macadamized 1900 feet long and is
feet wide and grade 20 feet wide = 594
squares "a 100 square feet.) Said part
will be let out in 8 equal sections on the
oath day of May 1886 at o'clock in the
forenoon.
2, A part on the First Creek road at the
western approach of Kemper's Hill, COM
mencing west of the culvert and being sol
feet long, Is feet wide and graded 20 feet
= 81 squares, "a 100 square feet, and to
be let out on tho same day at l o'clock
p Nj.
3. y part of the Iron read ON the south
ern approach of the Wcinland Hill to be
macadamized SCI feet long and 20 feet
wide = tl2 squares Ca 100 square feet,)
including eulvert to be l J feet high and
| foot wide. Said part will be let out on
the same day ut O'Clock in the afternoon.
4. Also part at Morrison, known as the
Morrison Hill road to be macadamized 1923
feet long and 20 feet wide; including cul-
vert Il feet high and feet wide, and will
be let out on the 25th day of May 1886 at
ii O'Clock in the forenoon.
Further particulars will be made known
at the time and place where said Contracts
are to be let
Il. POSER,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-05-14

Saie Der g8nibin9toner GorrponDent
Der u. 9. thanksgiving" melbet, be-
jammern bemutratii6e gongreBmit9lie=
Der Die 3erfabren9eit i9rcr 9artei nno
i6rcicn Hn3 einem 6iibrer, Der lie aus
Der gtUt6 yette. ,,g8ir fino feine Yartei
mebr, iU!r iino ein Wob," ioq ein alter
9emofrat ans SSnoiana erfldrt baben
,Gir BADEN feine Blntiprm uIo feline
beitimnIten au5gelpro6enen Qlnli9ten
ii6er Sarif @elOiudbrun9 Ober ir9eno
cine an6erc pibti9e 6ra9e, unb anitatt
Der Wiinoritdt cine felte 5runt 81 5ei9en
Ober Die 9(Omiuiitratiou 5u unteritiiben,
lie9en ioir inns Itets i'll Den 9aaren, TO-.
balb es bnraitf onfpmnit, ein $artei>
prin5lp Ieltjultellcu" "--gmc eigentbiims
li6e GrtJdrun9 ba5, ou9eiidts ocs llm=
itomoes. oaB iUt Sabre 1884 cine 9taz
tionalzY(otiorm Der 9empfratie ouf9e=
ltellt, olli Gruuo oeriel6eu Die Stimnlen
Der gSdbler na99eiu6t rno Die 0crrs
i6oft crlangt luorpen lit, uub Icit5cm
ION ben Yartci- 0rgancn beItdnbJ9 ouI
bie ,,8eTorm 8latform" ais ein 9runo
ju icrncrer llutcritilbun9 Der uGartci
Der &riuijpcn" hingelu iGicn iuiro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-05-14
Bon 9aHae's Sturc.

II, Ntai, 1886.
9ebten SamIta9 bielten mir nit eiui-
gen SIr9ern BON Oiage @Ountp cine
S6ulperinmmlitng I'm ms inn ueuse=
9riinbcteu 0iltrifte 5u organiIiren.
Ils S6ulbirectpren Wuroeu 9eipd9ft ::
@rHlt 9an9e len. nuf brei Sabre, Nar
&dottc auI sluei unb S. Seller anf eir
Sabr. Die 5dutSeit iourbe auf bier
Oeonate beitinlmt, bod ipur6e es bem
@rmeiien Der 9ireftoren anbeim geitellt,
ben S6uitermin na9 ibrem @utfinben
81 erbOben uno es unterlie9t faim Ell
nem 3iueifel. buB mir bier ie6S WtD=
nate S6ulc baltem iuerben. 0ss @ei=
teren bat uu5 6crr 6. 2nnge
len. cin 9aus 10 lange 6ur gcrfiisuug
9eItcllt bis es un5 m0gli9 icin ,pirb
ell iOlbcs gu baueu. Die S8nfe ipirb
atio l6un udbite5 5pdtia6r be9iuae II
uno miro oiclel6c pon iueli9Itens 80
&iubern beludt meroeu.
Sa3 &orn tommt bier i60n auI; e3
icbeint bic 6urmer ba6eu iib oies Sabr
nit 9utem Samsutorn ucriebeu ge1a bt.
0ns i6ipcre @eluitter pom IL. ;. sc.
fat bierlnl ben Sottom 2inoereien ie5r
9el6nbct. Der &egeu fam 10 itarf,
OnB i'll tur5er 3eit nui ila6lic9enoen
Stellen c5 eincm f0rmlifeu See 9leidb
iob.
Die Mits;ieber Der fatbulil6en @e-
meinbe BON Wprriipn babcn pber5alb
Der Stubt, uuf bcm Serge, einen gro
Bcn Sir6bpf nH9ele9t
!oerr 9(usuit 2Oehtcmann, g8csauis
leger, lit 9e9elituartlg al Der Serbefer=
um9 Der @eae iii bieIi9cr @egcnb tbd>
tlg.
Die 6reoeridsbur9cr MlD(e lit BON
Srn. @9as. Sperrp, aus 6ermanu,
sriinblid teparirt iuorben unb ipiro bic
ielbe morsen wiebcr in 5bdtisfeit 9c<
iebt iueroen. Serr Sperrp fOQ Elm
gang ausse5ei6ueter @e6auiter unb
im @tal6inenbdu gut beiuanoef Icin
uab 9erei6t es Der Stnbt 6ermam our
@6re eineu Iol6en tii6ti9eu 0teiitcr
uuter ibre 8iirger 5u 5d6len.
Ippnoent.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-05-14

2ln 0Jeitstag olcier 2Sp1c, tltrj pol
Ntittag, brodtc Elm otrbccrcnOcr 2Sirbel-
Itrrn ii6er 8anio5 GitD Sob uno Ser
ber6en. 8icfe 0e6duoc limb umgeipeDt
uno ocrcn 8eiuobncr tbeils get0Otet o0er
ucrlpunoct uoroen. 2tu3 gSe6IelbfGtter
entne6men mir Iolgenbe @in5eibeitcl,
U6er has 3trlt6run9slperf oes Sturm=
es: 2lm bef;i9iten ipiitbcte Der Sturm
i'll Ser 9fi9e bc5 GourtbauIes; oieIes
liegt ir Griimnern, ehenlu cine Qm5aGl
@ebdubc Der 9ta6bari6oIt. g8ie niele
8erionen bier get6otet lpurbeu, lit np6
ni6t befauut. Die 2otbrppI9ule nn s.
mb Ntnp StrnBe iIt 5erltDrt. SOn 60
&inoeru iuurotn IL gct00tet un6 so
oeripunbct. 2tn pielen anoeren Sldben
uurben 9luIer un9e6laien. Sd9er
ob9ebedt, SdOrnlteirei mb S9ilber
fprt9eblnier, &egenflut6en ii6erI9luemm=
ten StraBeu, &tller uuo @rosei6ohe,
tltrS %erni6tung uno 3erItDruH9, no
ii1 oas 2(u9e Giuiucnbet. 9sur Der i!io=
ueItli6e Stabtt9eif FAM oerbdltniBnldBi9
gut 6aoou. Ollie Selep1ons unb Sele=
9rap9enlcitmgcn iino Serit6rt; on Ser
Bride ii6cr Den WihOurifluB ipuroe Elm
Yfeiler ue99erihen unb lit Die Bride
10 bei6doi9t. baB Der Serfe6r unter-
bro6en lit, Die 3abl Der 5ooten unb
@eriuunoetcn liBt ii6 nod ni6t eiumal
nnudbreuo lr9ebeu uno miiIien iutitere
8eri6te a63elpartet merben.
9en geItrigen 8eribten 5ufol9e, linS
me9r nls 80 YerIoncn III &anias GitD
9ctDotet tporben. Der Sturm berii6rte
aud Die StG6te 0olbcn, 8arrensburg,
0Iage Gitp, cbcufau3 @i9D springs in
unIerem beuattbarten Maries County
mo ri6tete iibcrna unge6euren
Sdaoeu Gn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-05-14

Die bluti9en Sorsdn9e in G6ica9o
nno Ntiluoutee iino ni9t mur ipegen
Deg Serluites pun Meni9enlcben gu
befla9en, iUnbern aud, ipeil Die Ga9e
Der 9trbeiter im 2tu9emeinen oaour9
9eI6dbi9t miro uuo iueil 0euti6e inter
ben !6auptauitifteru bes 9tufrubrs
paren. 9ieielben 9eben ben 0cuti6en=
baiiern fuieber eilteu pillfommencu 9(n=
LAB, iIm 9egen Die beuti3en 9tbpptip=
biir9er lo35u5ieben. Wtan tann nur
iuiinI6en, baB bie 9fdbelsfii9rcr nno
9tufriibrer, tuel6er 9atipna(it6t iic aud
nn9c9orcn m09en. lni6dbli6 genlabt
peroen
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-05-14

Der 2tbidaunr ber beuti6en Sociali-
ten, ppn 9eutI6lano rcrtriebcn, nubte
ii6 bier feitjuIeben un6 ii6 inter benz
unuilienoen ul,b un9ebil6cten Sgei1 Der
2rbeiterbeo0lferun9 einen 9(nbang 81
perl6afTen. Scenes @clinpel, bns Die
MtOrOtbuten in Gbicugo oeriibtc, lit ii9
pobl ieiner per6re6erii9en 6anblun9en
faum betuuBt, fir bic 9lnfiibrer uber. bic
fi6 ieitber I'M S6iueiBe bes e6rli9e,l
2(rbeiters nIditeten, lit ielbIt Der 5trid
nod 5u gut; er Wiir6e iie BEL ibreu 2(n=
bdn9ern 81 Mdrtprern Der Sa6e lten=
peIn. - Sic 9e66ren ing 9tarrsubaus.
-@eutral Mihourier.