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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-07-09
PEDIGREE HUNTING.
Researches ON THE ORIGIN AND HISTO-
RY OF THE BLUE BULLS.

We called upon Mrs. y. Clendenning
at her home in Lawrenceburg. Ind. She
WAS the former widow of Henry Grislev.
and i now 81 years old. She said My
husband got this horse OF "A man by the
uame of Doane. | think. who rented a
place OF Il man named Hunt. He raised
Il young horse from him and | think he
traded of the old horse about the time
Harrison was elected. His color was a
blue: bald face. and, believe, two glass
eyes. and some white legs. Blue Bull
was all the name he had. think he was
the old original horse; he cannot have
been very old when we had him. He
was good old horse Ia work on any
thing. >ed To advertise him. | never
heard that he came from Canada and
don't remember about Pennsylvania. The
young horse was sold AT the sale after
Mr., Grisley'S death. He was yellow
with black streak; had white speck
on the thigh. which was all the white he
had. They were of good size. good ami
mails and very true. My husband died
not great while after the Harrison
campaign. The young horse was six or
seven years old when sold"
John c. Taylor, liveryman of Aurora,
Ind, said he remembered Old sam: he
was a yellow with black stripe down his
back; had one eye put out; pretty GER
tain it was after English owned him.
His legs were dark colored with white
foot or two; white strip-wouldnt be
sure how much white. Griffin bought
him of English; had him some time;
made a season or two with him; he Ell
ther sold him 10 old Jim Early or Nor
ris in Petersburg. Stood him over there.
He was a heavy, square-built horse;
would weigh 400 or 1900. square behind,
not peaked. and very wide between the
fore legs. He was a natural PAGER
paced like a blue streak. Ii was in 1910
odd when some lrishman that lived near
here had him before English did. The
horse was with the lrishman the cholera
year. which think was 1917. He was
around this neighborhood six, eight or
ten wears; was blind in one eye when
Griffin had him. Tige was the heaviest
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-07-09

Warner Cook is proven to have had the
dam of Ethan as early as the fall of 1889.
VIM. II. Balloon has persistently stuck to
the date he let his mare 90 as 1871. basing
this upon the time that he left Hague for
the West, 1913, when he says that the
last colt he raised from this mare was
two years old. This was considerable to
fix date by Another point troubled Us,
Benager Alderman and Mr.. Myron Bal
com were quite confident that Rufus Ris-
ing had this gray mare when he moved
on to his new farm. which was about
1899. Mr.. Balloon may be mistaken in
the year he let his mare go; and Rufus
Rising may have had some other gray
horse. perhaps the colt of this Balcom
mare, that these witnesses COMPOUNDED
with the mare. when he moved upon the
new farm.
1t has also been proved that the dam of
Ethan was Il notorious jumper.
There is nothing said about this bv
Mr. Balloon of his mare. excepting that
he supposed she could jump if she tried
JustuS b. Rising. without question in
all respects one of the best witnesses we
met, says of the dam of Ethan Allen:
She was "A regular Jumper; couldn't
keep her anywhere; and again. 'rhe
mare was quite "A jumper and they used
to have poke on her" Mr.. \. W.
Thomson in his description says: "lIer
faults were she was a jumper and hard
to catch When turned
out She went where she was mind to
no fence stopped her. She wore poke
sometimes. but it did not make much diff
ference; she jumped about the same with
it. The poke made bunch on her neck"
The context shows that this information
was given by Mr.. W. II. Cook and arose
from his experience with the mare. Will
Mr.. BalcOm inform Us whether his mare
had a bunch on her neck
We suggest these points and await
with interest the further proof Mr..
Thomson has to offer
EDITOR REGISTER.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-07-09
A BRIEF HISTORY OF THE NOR
RlLl HORSES.
THEIR ORIGIN AND PECULIAR cHARAc-
TERlSTlCS.
From The spirit of The Times. !

From The spirit of The Times
lnpublishing the first part of this ar
ticle we enormously attributed it to the
pen of Allen W. Thomson. Mr.. Thorn
son states that he understands it was
written by the late Leonard +. Tucker OF
Royalton. Nt.--Ep. REGISTER.
Since my first article published in the
SPIRIT. giving some account of this fami-
ly of trOtters, some one of your cores
pOndents has given the pedigree of the
old horse in a simple statement without
proof, note or comment. If nothing far
Their he said the thousands of your read
ers will believe that the grandSire of Old
Morrill, was the Dan Dana Horse (some-
times called the SwanZy iorse) and in
stead of a small amount of Morgan blood
having been in the veins of the first Nor
rill there was something different part of
which was Messenger.
About week since when our winter
was in its full glory with the mercury
settling costly down TO keep from freeI-
ing at II below zero and not daring 10
run up higher than $ to 10 below, ] start
ed to visit Marshfield mot the home of
Daniel Webster, no, no. he never could
lldNc htpl ~ Wy bIdlIl rs his from
freezing during the winter in Marshtield,
Nt.,), Walden and Danville in Caledonia
county, the locality where the family or
iginated. made this trip, not to estab-
lish certain pedigree made popular by
time, nor to set it aside, but simply 10
get the truth of the matter. | give
the following statements just as they
were made TO me. | could have had at
tidavits if had asked for them, but the
perfect frankness and truthfulness which
was so apparent with all of those of whom
made inquiry that anything further
than plain statements was uncalled for.
Statement Of 4. r. Putnam Of lfarsh-
.fed, W.
My brother-in-law, Abiiah .Jennison
of Walden, VT, raised the Jennison
Horse, the sire of the original Morrill,
Horse. In the season of 1874 nv broth
err wrote me to come and buy his then
two-year-old. | then lived at Peacham.
VI. accordingly went to see and
bought the colt. | paid SIPS for him.
As a reason for getting him 80 low the
colt had got the upper hands of Jenni-
son; he could not handle him. had
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-07-09

"Diana Baker" was awarded 500. ">t.
Martin s25, "My>tery" So, and "kao-
lin Maid" so.
The National rules governed and the
time given was the actual time. The
judges were William j. Howcs of Troy.
y. Y, DR.. Arthur :. Murray of Fair IIa-
ven. James II. Nichols of Troy. y. Y.
Secretary Frank W. Redtied of Fair Ha-
ven and Clerk Edison Thalimer of Troy.
y. Y.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-07-09
HIGH COMPLIMENT FOR THE
REGISTER"

Mr.. Perez Stewart of New York city,
a young business man of very marked
ability. and constant reader of our
Horse Department, remarked recently
that there was more valuable matter in
each issue of this department than in an
ordinary stock journal for five months.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-07-09
TROTTERS OF BLACK HAWK

The following table gives all the trottcrs by
Black Hawk with records, a. far as given by
Chester with description, record. number OF
years winner and number of races won
and lost
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-07-09

Two Ethan Allen, and Lancet, were trottcrs
OF more than ~ races each. Thirteen OF these
trottcrs were black, five brown, tour bay and
three chestnut.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-07-09
Mr.. THOMSON ON DAM OF ETH
AN AND PRINCESS.


JOSEPH BATTELL' Esq,
De"f SIR - nave lust READ the crltl-
cl>lll III the last kEGlsTER a. to my
OPINION ON the pedigree OF Ethan Allen
Jam ana that OF l'rlncess. The writer
should nave waited until ne heard what
more had 10 say ABOUT hthah Allen
uall.
nave PROOF tliat ambrose fotter had
Dlack mare at the tline BeNlns sald he
ului ana nave PROOF that tlle W. ii. Bal
com mare was the Jam on Ethan.
W men the factS are SHOWN snail eX-
pect the writer To acknowledge ms err
ior' II docs not SIGNIFY because man
l. an hoheNt man tilat everything he
says l. true. IN honest man l. some
tlIneS mistaken ANA tells that which he
pelleNes Is lrur put II l. not. AGAIN, be-
cause one lltH the reputation OF beng I'M
trutllul' II docs MOI SIGNIFY out what he
"oeH sometimes tell II as 1t Is
MI 'oWury sald that Mr.. DenS-
more would remember II the Adams
mare had Wlllte loot. a ne owned
ier some elEht or hlhr months When
NessrN' '"W"rN ana DehSlhore had
inc mare I'll" was niue run uoWl
ana ana not look lhuch a. she dld when
Mr. ulNer iiad her' :" Mr.; "Wdry does
NOT remember her IL anything very re-
differ very much rs TO me looks of =
horse. Mr.. Jennings is considered one
~ ,iie or't l""ScS 81 morse nesn 'iia'
u'ini,, IL, r.,,rd ~ 6r,o ' tIn, a' d '',
Ell of the common run of people. Mr..
CoWdry and Mr.. Densmore live some
way apart anu ne hlaN NOT see MI ~,
Won like and gnt hi. dissertation IN mn of
the mare he had of Mr.. l.. b. Adams.
When | saw Mr.. Wallace in 1876 !
ashe'' nm LOT III "ushpTliI IL 10 III, pea
lie lool,ed hi. mnto hooi,s o,,a, orI s";
he had none set down: thought some one
told him. In his December number of
lne -u""'"'g' pay ''l' a'heu MN again
~ Idon,s ,,a,. n h., H.,
ing at Middletown in 1873: his Judgment
was poor a. 10 the size OF horse; he
sa'" 'ilc -AnIlru> morse was ou' ID haiius :
TemnIe was lib hand. Oh acconnts
agree that Princess was one inch or more
the taller.
iour> 'iuiy, ~
Wo,d.to,l. W ina )n ,Iur
~,
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'''' " '''''0"S ="
-, ~. Imam 80,
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,,''l"" -''i'"' Wv ''So SUPPOSED 'ii''
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" VI "i''"'''oNn ou' we
-, ''U "'''''"S'. :. - '"uIh i,'l''oNeu,
',' ,''' "">'''9Hc" WIN 'i'e PROOF
iu 49,,
'ioi ''i"t 'iic " H. p"leoili
'''"i' was ,',' un,i' Vi rliiai came wholly
t s ~ W. " n ho'''9oii ii"o 'iie letters
iioii M - i'"i'o'ii, 'u' ii"ue no use
VI "ioii """'oNci uii hot even SHOW
'''iii ~ u "iioN we oouSii' MS material
vi ''"S peuisiee' 1t was 1T our second
'i9'' ~ "oo"9'ooA' "lieii we toiu MN
llldl We were sure NIeOTSt johnson ulu
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-07-09

Whole number OF winners, >, i PAGER.
Races won, H. trotting ana q pacing.
W hole number of races, 49,.
Five were winners years or more, ca
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-07-09
HE RACES AT BURLINGTON ON
THE FIFTH OF JULY

FROM Rutland licrbld'- Report.
ne races were called at o'clock. In
the 2:32 class the purses were SIPS.
o62.3o, $500 and $3.50. Of the five
horses entered only four put in an ap-
pearance. In the drawing "Alexander''
took the first place, New England
Queen second. LEO" third and "Bul-
wer" fourth. "Bulwer" won in three
straight heats. The score:
"Al"Nandcr,' b. g....................2 B ,
New England Queen e.. m. ......... /
~, = -''-'..'.. .................. ,
Time -. 81, > 6.
In the , 80 class Diana Baker drew
the pole. 'l'ncle Charles" came next.
"My,tery" third, "kaolin Maid fourth.
and "Nt. Martin" last. In the first heat
OF this race the word was given on the
seventh scoring.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-07-16
Giue breuucnbr 4aarsiraar.

lleher oas 9nnSe 2ano 9ebt jebt cine
8eiue9ung Der Organization uno Ser'
briberuus Der ueri9iebeniten @eiuerbe.
4nes itrebt bann6 ii6 mo9li6it frei
unb m~abbdn9is Su MADDEN. Gin
&nmpf 5iuii6en Nrbeit nmo Capital III
aussebro6en BON benz nod fem Gnoc
abgeIe6en weroen fam. Gin nod &C.
iualtigerer Srieg berridt l9un 10 lan9e
Die Nteni4beit eriitirt, Siuii6en @eiuub=
beit unb Srantbeit. Die meilten 2eioen
entItebeu nlls unreincm 8lute unb Iino
Den Neni9cn i'll Oh. Nu9uIt 96ni9's
6ambur9er Srppfeu cine uniibertrefli6e
@nffe in Die 9auo 9egc6eu, I'M ale
Magcn, 9eber= ,3ierenleioen uno Sfutz
f~ranfbeiten erfOl9rei9 befdmpfen. 5u f0n
men. 60 gut iuie Die Eropfcn 9e9en OBJ
enseuuuute Sruntbeiten iiuo, ebenIO
pirtIam lit Or. sus. 90ni9's 9amburz
ger Sruittbee sesen alIe grteH pom Or
fdltungen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-07-16
Snoigo &nttune, pradtuUae 0tuiter
Gents pro garb bel @m. g6crlin.
Bon Srh 6ia unn llmaeaeuS.

r~1nieren 5armern iudre Elm gutter &e:
gen iebt iebr milItommen.
0as 9bermpmeter itanb in lebter
3eit in bieIi9er@eseno I6on 5u perldiez
benen Mfalen nuf los @rab.
Serr Carl S9miot beabiidti9t @u=
fanss nd9iter ISOLDE seidaftsbal6er
mad 9fetu Sauen unb @aibin9tOn 81
reiien.
Serrn 9arl Sell lit Dor etlider 3eit
elm junser Stier entlaufen uno OHerirt
berielbe cine 8elubnung fir Gusfunft
i6er ben 9lufentbalt bes 36ieres. 9asz
ielbe lit BON rOtber darbe, III , bat einen
peiBcn Streifcn l6er ben 8iiden.
!Serr unb Saul Gait, bon ct. 9ouis,
bcfanben iid leBte ISOLDE bel i6ren bic
ii9en anuerplnoten 5u Beiu6. 8dbr=
emo ibres6ierleirs iparen iie Die @dIte
Der 9erren auguIt 9an9enpOefer unb
GrnIt @de6ler.
Serr 8Obert @nlfer reiIte seitern in
Observation-Disclosures nu9 st. Nu=
bert, Sin9e &c.
@ie mir b0ren, miro 6err Saeob
59fueig9aulen unb 5amilie in Babe
mIere @ceenb uerlnflen uln in Der
Coles Greet @e9eno ii6 n~ieberSulniiem.
9ti9t unnngenebm niiberrai6te b.e
2ittle Berger MuIit=&apcle lesten
GOnntng Serrn 9nrt 56mibt nit CT,
nem Stdnbden. Die SapeIe heItebt
aus folgcnoen @it9lieoern: 60. Bed
mnan, 5rib SOncrben, &. 8uebi9er unb
@mi1 Sedmann mo lieferten oie6erren
gnn5 nusge5ci6nete Mnlit. Tim ben
NbenO nod a%n9enebuer 5u madeu, bat
ten Die 6errer ein SGBben Sier mitae=
brd6t uuo 9crr GdlniSt 6ieG Game Der
3adbaribaft ein9elaben un0 iuuroe Der
96euo III Der i66uIteu uuo fr66lidIten
@eiie in gutter @eieli9aft uerlebt.
Serr @artiu Slaemarn befuno fi6
bteie @o9e in %unlerer 9e9euo I'M ben
5nrnern S6t6dume ju uerfaufcit. !Serr
Sqemann uertritt Die uprtbeilbnft be-
fannte WUrriion @urIerp, beren Gieeu=
tbiimer Die Serreu 8onlmel unb Sub6e
iinh, uno bat beBbnlb nidt srpBe @ibr
tuiGise &duier 81 fiuocn.
8is uns mit9ctbeilt iuurOe ioa benz
ud4it ein neuc5 Streidpr9iter i'll bieii=
ger 9esenb urguuifirt iueroen.
8ir battcn Gcsten SUnntas iuieber
bas Ser9niisen Srn. GoOlpb8u6in, BON
9ermanp, i'll uniererNtitte ju besriiBen.
9Urreiponoent.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-07-16

0ibIten Sunntn9Nbeno finoet i'll Der
9onjertz5aGIe elm uOn Der 5pr Oler Con
jert @eienidaft ,glpen 2pra" %uerunltal.
tetcs uocll uno in ltrumental GOujert
nit oarauf fOlsenoem Sanstrdn5deu
,itatt. Die Mit9lieocr bieIer@elcni6aft,
'iuelde ibon i'll alien 9r66eren Stdbten
bieles 9anbes auftraten unh onr6 ibre
porjigliben 8ortrdge itcraq Die uoGe
9fnerteHnun9 bes Yublitums erober-
ten, pcrfi9en iber iuubl9eidulte NIB
ftau9uole Stimmeu uno itebt 2iebbaz
bern Deg @eian9s uub Der @uiid Elm
@cnuB beour. Siebe Nnjeige.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-07-16

!oerr G6as. S. BOpe, poH16iro 9reei
9orunibip,e elm alters Burger unieresg oun=
tp 5eist ii9 in bieierNussa6e besSOlfs=
blntt als gau6ibat fir bns &mt Dec
County 8i9ters pom iibliden 9iftrifte
an. Serr 8ope lit ben 8irsern u%nieres
gountps gut unb pOrsbeilbaft befannt
uno iuir6e seiuiB eiuen ausseSeidneten
8i9ter obseben. 9err 8Ope unterWirft
ii6 Der @uti9eibun9 Der ~republifa.
niIdlen Guuntp Contention.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-07-16

Nuf Dem, lrsten Gonntns bic beige
Gtabt p~aiiirenoen 8nTnsiersuse bsfans
ben iid aud mebrere gompaenieH Der
geU. Mili5 Die AMI bem@esen mad Camp
Rnrmaoufe iunren. ia Der !8ns aus
einem Ooer benz anberen@runoe ldnsere
8eit bier anbalten muBte, benuseu piele
Der misunderstanding (?1 bic
9~elesenbeit ben Betpeis ;n liefern, baB
iie ui9t bos Iinb ME mir uis einegpm=
pn9nie Nili5IOlonten uoriteIten, ions
bern ii6 in elmer @eiie ~aufflbrteu, Die
uns anuebmen lieB, boB oieielbe cine
8anoe um6lsciplinirter &ahf6plbe ifnb.
Sos 8etrnseu bieier &erle in ~unierer
Stabt fanu nidt gu fart serist tperSen.
benn uenn Der 8efeblsbober elmer sRi@
liSzgOnf O Jnie unb feline lluterseorbe
neten nidt seto6elt werSen ruOnen, 10
lit es n6tbis boB ueuisitens serOhi5ier
bafir Gorge trdst boB fi6 feline Inter
seoroneten oemsemdB betrageu. Die
Auffihruns oieier &erle mar am leBten
GUnntas cine i9madOOlle unb iuenn
RiliSz@ Ompasuieu aus iOldem @eiinoel
suInmmenseieBt finb, bann tudre es balb
uotbpcnbis baB n einen Gi6erheits=
pddter nehen ie5en GOl6aseH iteIt.
pier lansteu Oieielben in einem Biemli9
ansebeiterten (befofeuenD dre Der
ri9tisere ausbrud) 3uitanbe an uno
inIultirten beinnbe iebe Dame uno ieoen
Serrn, bic ii6 in Der @dbe bes 8dbns
bOfes Seisten. Sn Der 8irtbidaft bes
Srn. 9eisner lieBeu iie ii6 8ier aus
I9enfen uno ueiserten ii9 ni6t nur bic
3e9e su Sablen lOnbern It ablenan9 bic
Slider un6 briiteten ii6 nod nit
ibrer unperi9dmten uno nieoertrd6ti9en
Sanblunssweiie. Gin Bfui auf iOl6e
anitanblOIen uno feigen 8uri6e.
O6ises be5iebt iib II auf cine a6=
tbeiluns Der &ilij, benn bas 8etragen
Der ii6ri9en niolbaterles" ipielenoen
Scrren mar Elm municipalities uHb iUlte
ben .3uaueu" ais 8eiipiel biencn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-07-16

Gem %nlI9emeinen @uni9e entlpre.
dcno. Sci9t ii6 9err SOiepb 2eiiins in
Der b%eutigen Summer bes Solfsblntt
nts 9nnOiont fir @ic6eriuabl fir bna
Anit oes 8cprdicntanten bieics GuuntDs
an. !6err9eiIins bat@nscOnnbe County
in Der lebten 2e9islnturz Sibuns iuiiroi9
uertretem, alien ue~rniinftisen Slnfu rber=
unseI entiprOdcn unO feline @ieOer=
e~rmdblung fnnn nur I'M allgemeinen Sus
tcrefie Der Siir9er bieies Guuntps iein.
Sa3 @U6l bes Bottles unb 9an5 ipe5iea
bus icincr GO~niituenten lit INN itets
an 9erjen sele9en unb frcuen mir uns
Die Ganoioatur 6es t6rn. Ceiling ben
9eiern bes 8Olfsblutt snns DEFENDERS
Su empfe6fen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-07-16

P. 5clir 9us6ad uno p. Silarir3
S6pl;, ;tuei beliebte HrieIter, iucl6e Del
bieiisen fntbO1iideu STRIDE idon ieii
mebrereu Sabrem 9ebient bntien, iinh
Iekten Sienstns mad Seutidlnno nb=
gereiit nm Snielbit fire Arbeiten I'M
@einberge bes !6errl iuicber nuf;uneb=
men. @ir iuiini6en sliidiide 8eiie.
Nls 8ndfulser obiser Yrieiter iuur=
ben P. ambrOfius Sanien bon Quincy,
81. nnb P. Gletus bon st. 2ouis err
nnnft.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-07-16
autRprt %berIauot.

Sauu uEs Ssn;ane s;utn 5aa ron Riersu.
rttr 2etcrleietn anaebsu, een electric Bitter;
ni&t raid btiit? @ir fdsen Rein, ME Eau
tdsIih Glectrir Biffrrs empfebIsu. griabfa
Qranfbrif, 6arnHne, RidtnfHnd&e uuh an.
bcre Observation-Disclosures raid sebeiIt. Das
8itfers rrinist nas 8lut, reauIirt bic DE.
edrnie uub pirft eirrft nuf bic franfru SbeiIe
Seize 6Ial&t ~sarantiit. On so 9!s. bic SIa.
i&s iu 8a6r's apStbsft sH batfR.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-07-16
Neue Mbomnemtett.

Set unierer lestea aussabe batter
mir bas gersmisen fOlsenbe @amel
o.r ftetis trubienben &%bonnenten Gift
beg ySUlfsblatt' beisutiseu:
Soiepb Sen, Sermanu, MO.
@m. SasebOru, &biuelanb, NO.
gbas. 9utenrietb, 8luftOn, RO.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-07-16

9err SUiepb 2eiiin9, iuelfler ieit
lduserer 3eit init bem 8obrem arteiilder
Brunnen fir %unlere 6nriner iIt iiioli6en
9beile oes GountDs bei6dfti9t mot, bat
feline gr6eiter ami fllr5e 3eit einseitelt,
lint @elegenbcit Su BADEN leincn SnbGz
reiden 5reunSeH i'll bieIi9er Stabt einen
8eIu6 ab;uItniteu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-07-16

5rnu g. 4tOlte cine l~ungjdbri9e uno
eeaftete G%iuiuOGuerin oicies GunntDs
ltar6 lekteu snmsta9 i'll Der 8obnung
i6res Subncs, GonutO NOlte. i'll Ntor-
rilun, i'm bo9cu 9llter BON rs Sabrcn.
Die 8eeroigmrg fnn0 auf hem fatboliz
iden air6bofe 5u WOrrilon inter Snbl=
retbcr 8et9ciligung ltatt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-07-16

Inner County lift i'm fommenoenS 6ul=
ia9re beredti9t adt StuOentcn i'm Ilter
bon Is Bis 25 Slhren na6 Der Stnnts
lluiueriitdt i'll Columbia uocr Der Berg
I9ule in 8ona 5u lenbcu. I%pplifutiunen
Iino Bel benz County Glert &lin9c am
ooer Dor benz Stcu5 eptcm6cr ju mab:u.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-07-16
MAtung Tarmrr.

@ir sebeu eu6 Die Serii6eruns, baf
iBr 9elo iparen pcroct tuenn ibr &affe'
un6 Sufer beim Sfunb, Mtplaiie be
Der 9nIuue, 3iueti6gen beim 9sfunb Dbe,
9onnrsiuertb, @bisteD bel Der 9aIune
Slide brim 8e9 uub nubere @oorer
fir bic beUorIte9enbe Grnte IauFt Bel
@ pnnins.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-07-16

Die Nitslieoer bes6urmonie9eIans
Uereins, eriudblten in ibrer leBten Mitt.
tuoh nbsebaltenen Seriammlrns bic fol
senoeu Seamten:8 81. S. 9aienritter,
Srdiibent; 8m. 6. Spein9, SicezSrd.
iibent; SEQ. 8erle, Sefretdr; 8bilipr
8ubn, Sdubmeilter unb 6riB 9rerid,
8%ibliothefar.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-07-16

9err q. S. 8rinfmnnn, BON 3biro
Greet Eupnibip, betuirbt fi9 I'M Die
domination fir County Tidter bonn
iiibliden 9iftritt, unb tritt in elmer I'm
Seise i'm observation-disclosures olfsblatt OILS
Ganoioat Uur feline Mitbarser. 5err
Brintntaun 1T elm 9eudteter 5drmer,
Elm besobter iunser Mann uno tuirbe
setcis, i'm Sale feiuer Grtudbluns bic
&Fi9ten ieines amtes sur3uirieeenbeit
Der @~inpObRer bieIes gOuHtps erfaHeH.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-07-16

lleber ben StanS bes S9ulfDnes be
ridtet Der Staatsi9uliuperintenbent,
baB fir bns tOmmenbe S9uliabr $780,
900 mebr sur 8erfisuns iteben. aus
ben Stantsiteuern fliesen in bieien
5Unb S514,36O.68 un6 aus 3inIen BON
9eIOern un6 Giseutbum bes Sdplfonbs
1885, TAO, SuInmmen *70O,O0O.6s.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-07-16

Nud Die @iniUobnerBaft BON SUulz
iunre Soiunibtp iuurOe Geste @ode I'm 2
Geelen pernebrt. Die @uttin bes 9rn.
8uitor &rebs beidcltfte ibren @emnbl
nit eilem GG9uden uIo Der StOrd
5radtc Srn. Sncob &uHner eincn tleine
cit @eltbiroer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-07-16

Serr Snmes Snrfe, BON st. 9cuis,
S6iuie9eriUbu unIeresM it6iir9ers, Srn.
Otto MUnnis, beinbet ii6 nit ieiner
Samifie 5u Seiud BEL &eriuonbten in
unIertr st1bt. &ie mir b6ren, beab=
Iidtiet Serr Surte iid bier permanent
niebersulnGen. 6erSlidlt iuiafOmmen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-07-16

Nm lcsten SOnntas iuurbe 9err @m,
@berliu nit SRI. abelbaib &euenbabn,
bur6 9nitOr $. 9uenis, I'M 8unbe Der
@bs uereini9t. Die 5rauuns fau6 i'm
Sauie Der SHUTTER Der 8rnut itntt un6
ppbnteu oerielben nur bic nd9iten Ser
luan6ten bes Yaares bel. SIM 8erlnufe
oes 96enbs maridirten Die Mitglieber
beg 5diiBenuereins ,beHen eifriserS drei=
Der 9err G6erfin lift, en- corpore mad
Der @obauns in tueldem bas 9odjeits>
felt itattfan0 un6 6rddten ben @euper=
mdblten lire @lidiuiini6e bar. Nu6
Die IpOItle 8ano beslifluiinidte bas
8rnrtpnar uno beebrte ie nit einem
nllerliebitcn 5tdnoden. @ir gratntiren
ua9trdgli6 uno UiinI6en .6rn. nno
5rnu Gberlin cine nllgenebme 3eile
our6's 2cbeu. MtO9e pas @litd ibr
ltctcr Seglciter iein.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-07-16

Der bisberise beige Gseut Der MO
8acifc G~iienbabn, 9err 8. g. Slo
cumb, if uOrseitern aus uns unbetauna
ten @rluben entlahen uno elm seuiher
Serr $. 6. 9biGips uGs beiien RadfOl'
Ger eruannt fporoeu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-07-16

Rit 8ebauern pernebmen mir oas
iid Der @eiunbbeits5uituub bes Serru
@eOrs Gang wieber peridlimmert bni
unb feline 5reunhe unoStHsebDrisen mn
tuenis SOHnuns nuf iein @ieberauftOm=
men heaen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-07-16

Serr YauG @ait nn6 @nttin BON
Bnbeu, ct. 2ouis 60, itntteten oieIe
ISOLDE ibrer bieii9en gertuon6ten un6
8etaunten einen utebrtdsiseu 8eiud ob.
Gdbreub ibrer 6ierleins iporen iie Die
@dite beg 6errn Grn t @aebler.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-07-16

Serr 2uuis Sallmeper NIB @attiu,
bon ct. 2onis bcfinoen iid i'll bieii9er
Stabt 5u 8eInd bei Der 5nmilie bes
9rn. Nu9uIt SOegcr. 9err SallmteDer
1T Yrdiibent Der ct. 2ouis @iieuiuaa.
rem : 9uuolun9 uuO 6dblt bier piele
5reunoc uno Sunoeu Die iid freuen
iuerocn i'm bier begriiBen Su f0nlen.