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Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-01-07
CREMATION.

New York has been experimenting
with cremation. 1t does not seem to be
popular. This is not strange, as death
never has been popular and probably
never will be. Death is the great thing
in this world, and let poets describe it as
they may it still remains terrible thing.
Shelley may say that "death is the veil
which the living call life; We sleep and
il is lifted yet Job and the Preacher
have put it as it is, and man is but dust
and to dust he must return. Death is
but dissolution, and after dissolution there
come decay and corruption. Decay and
corruption come to the most beautiful
and the best loved, and the love of the
living for the departed dead cannot stay
their progress. To our traditions and
our prejudices the burning of the bodies
of the dead is a terrible thing and it is
natural that one should shudder as he
sees the body which once contained
dear and divine soul reduced to ashes.
Yet that body must at last become as
the dust of the earth, and the decay and
corruption which render it into dust are
liable to be a source of disease and
death to the living. The living must
take precedence of the dead, and to
preserve the living the dead
must be SO disposed OF that
they shall be as little source of danger
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-01-07

A recovery from hydrophobia is related
as having occurred in remote part Of
Ireland, the patient being the eldest son
of the family, fine lad Of nineteen. His
recovery appearing hopeless from the
strong symptoms of hydrophobia which
he exhibited, the doctors decided upon
bleeding him to death as the only alter
native to the barbarous plan of smother
ing under feather bed, which was then
common. A vein was opened, and he
was locked into an outhouse and left to
die. But toward evening the milkmaid
of the household, passing near the spot
with her pail, was amazed to hear the
sufferers voice family asking for some
thing to drink" Overjoyed at this un-
mistakable sign of ofrecovery, she lost no
time in summoning assistance, and the
young mans life was saved, the physi-
clans ascribing his extraordinary escape
to the carrying off of the poison by the
copoious flow of blood.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-01-07

as possible. The cremation of the dead
reduces this danger to the minimum.
When people have died of contagious or
infectious diseases, the cremation of their
bodies would kill all disease germs and
it is apretty well established fact that
earth worms become infected with these
germs and often bring these germs to the
surface of the earth, thereby spreading a
disease anew. The investigations Of Pas
teur seem to confirm this fact. Such
things could not possibly happen where
bodies are cremated. The disposal of the
dead is not much of a problem in small
towns and sparsely settled countries, but
in the great centers of population,
like New York, London, Paris and
other large cities, it is one of the greatest
problems to be solved. There has never
been satisfactory solution of it and it is
doubtful whether there ever will be. The
disposal of the dead is most important
oohibdis 4uVCtiOA3 stIo llOlA eAAiEs
point of view arrest the attention of every
person at all solicitous for the health and
welfare of the living Cremation is not
likely to ever come into such favor as
will make it solution for the question of
the disposal of the dead if it could be-
come universal the problem would be
solved. The problem would also be solved
if the dead could all be buried at sea,
but this could not be with inland
towns. Some of the tribes of the far
East make a very philosophical disposal
of their dead by burying them in their:
towers of silence. Edward O'Donovan
describes these towers in his "The Merv
Oasis" Science favors cremation as a
solution for the problem of the disposal
of the dead, but tradition and the teach
ings of centuries declare in favor of the
burial of the dead in mother earth.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-01-07
FOR THE CITY AUTHORITIES.

The New York Sun of few days ago
contained the following item:
DR.. q. p. Dennler and Mr. and Mrs. James
Flynn, of Vernon avenue, Long Istand CITY,
were arrested Wednesday night on a war
ratt sworn out by the health officers. They
are accused of concealing cases of small
pox. 1t is said there are fifteen cases of
smallpox in the village of Freeport. The
We recommend careful study of this
to the city authorities, and if they will
learn the lesson that it teaches, and apply
it when learned, they can do
much to check the spread of con-
tagious diseases in our city. We
do not wish to intimate that the physi-
clans of the city conceal cases where
patients are suffering from a contagious
disease, but no doubt patients and their
families who have no regular physician
in attendance but are attended by neigh
bors and nurses, are very apt to conceal
the nature of the disease from the quar-
antine physician. Occasionally the same
thing is done by doctor. 1t is wrong,
and to conceal such cases is to expose the
public and endanger life. Our town is SO
lax in the matter of enforcing regulations
looking to the preservation of health and
the prevention of disease, that
the majority of the people would
look upon the arrest OF a person who had
concealed the existence of a contagious
disease from the health officers of the
city as great crime and outrage. Yet
such persons, no matter who they are,
should be arrested and severely punished
after their arrest. The preservation of
the public health is the first duty of the
city officials. This town needs stringent
quarantine regulations, and they need
stringent enforcement. There is entirely
too much false sentimentality on the part
OF public officials in the matter of making
people conform to the rules established
for the preservation of public health. Let
us have more health and less disease and
sentimentality.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-01-07

THE new statues of Beaconsfeld and
Gladstone, by which the architect design
ed to mark the era of the erection of the
new gateway at Magdalen College, Ok
ford, were mutilated during the recent
election. That of Lord Beaconsfeld was
first defaced. and then by way of retalia-
ton. Mr.. Gladstone's was decapitated.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-01-07
KNIGHTS OF PyTH,As

- -7~o-0-0~0N~-oO--~.oo
lALANTHE LODGE NO. 5, X. OF p-pro
Han WaGay eGaye1lions every Monday at Castle
Visiting Knights madeweIcome. at ''So p. m.
L. B. LANG. X. of r. and a. u Z.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-01-07

YANKEE ingenuity overcomes many OBJ
stacles. What is wanted now is desk
for Senators with pantry in one side,
where they can keep their medicine"
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-01-07

RIDGELYLODGEN NO. 9, L. o. .F.-MEETs
~ every Wednesday, at 80 D. M, in Odd Fei.
lows lows HAL Union Block. Visiting brothers
w. NJ. CLARK, Secretary. ~ ".
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-01-07

Office next door to U. S. Land Office,
Salt Lake City Utah.
viii promote claims in contested and sus-
pended cases in the Land Office at Salt Lake
City, Utah, and General Land Offiee at Washing
ton, D. Co. obtain Patents on Homestead, Pre-
emption, Desert and Timber Culture Entries,
and upon coal and mineral lands
General information relating to lands fur
nished. with maps, plates and diagrams
Notary Public in Office.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-01-07
THE MATRIMONIAL

rs THE LARGEST AND BEST MARRIAGE
L pepper published. 1t contains 4S columns
of we1l-selected reading matter. Each issue
contains about 200
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-01-07
ODD FELLOWS, LODGES.

JORDAN LODGE NO. 8, l. O. o. F-MEETs
So,,e every Ty Monday, at 7:30 p. m, in Odd Eel
ltn, iVMs nan, Union BLOCK. Odd Fellows in good
standing are invited to attend. sooo
LOUIS HYAMs, Secretary Z H. ~.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-01-07

Send for the January number, and you will
receive firstclass marriage paper. Adver-
tisers and subscribers receive handsome books
Mailed to any address, securely wrapped, for
Ten Gents. Address THE MATRIMONIAL, 159
Elm street, Cincinnati, Ohio. This Is an old
established paper, not new venture
Mention this paper
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-01-07
Personal ADVERTISEMENTS
TO THE PROMOTION OF MARRIaGE.

OF Ladies and Gentlemen, from all sections,
who want to marry. There is nothing immoral.
for the paper is devoted solely
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-01-07

articles of
especially
Hand chels
hes Gents
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-01-07

most
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-04-23
&foo0 2ioG.

Die Nr6eiten bsbuFs Gntfernung rex
3%e,iprensten TeIien bes ,,6IOob Sod.
i'm S6uentbor Dor benz New Yorfer 0as
fen, i1reiten ieit Der sroBartigen Spren:
euu9 DOM OCTOBER .. ). uo,wdrts. Oas
einsise 0inbsrniB bot bisber Der @i89ang
i'm @aftriper 3pii6en benz !. SeFrunr
unb ner Mitte bes Wdr3 b. 3. Bis ieet
wuroen, ME bic bic &rbett Isitenben Snz
eenisure Der 8unberurmee, an ibrer
Spite Oberft @aIler Me6arIanb, er:
tIaren, mebr ols $4,000 Eonnen Sell
len aus benz @uHer 9sbo6en, mas fir
cine anerfenneusmertbs Geiituns 9ebals
ten pirb. Mun siau6t, baB binnen
&ur3em Der fog. ,,0tlsser 9eab" unb
Der ,,0en an6 @5idens" 6elisn 10 melt
rebuBirt ieiu pirb, buB elm 8ubrfanul
pom 18 SUB 2iefe Bel nie6risem @niIers
ftanb bereeiteut lit. 9ei bobem Waiier-
itanb lit bas @aier i6er benz Bigger
9ea6" ieet II SUB tisf. Wenn
6iele Nrbeiten beenbet iein werben, mas
stua Gube SuIi Der Suu ietu bitrfte, 70
wir6 Elm 400 SUB breiter unb bel @bbe
le SUB tiefer S9ifstanal spiiten benz
ebemaIiser u6loOb &Od" uno benz ,,Nfiu
8fod" berseitellt fem, weI3er binrei6en
uirb, lint cine it9ere BoKuse fir miubes
iten 90 Yro3ent auer bas 9eu 9ate pais
frenben Sabrseuse gu bteten. 8Oruu8s
9eiest, bag tein @etbmanseI e%intritt, 10
ptrb es nod cine Seit pom brei Sabrcn
erforbern, I'M idmmtlide ~iibriSen, nod
I'M 9eu @ute seIsseneu 6eIfenriffe gu
entfernen unb 28 SUB ttefes 6ubrpafer
bort berSuiteIen. Die @efemmttoiten
Der Nrbeiten perben fir btsieIben uers
onf3lasten S5, 139, 100 ni6t iiberidreis
ten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-04-23
Gerep6on- @rofte.

Die 0irettoren Der 9eusl elepbon:
9eisui6aft baben einen Beri9t per.
6ffentIi6t, Der offenbar barauf bereduet
lit, bic 0ifentli9e Weinung gu @uniten
ibres MouopoIs gu beeiufu0en. Die
alien Sef9uIbi9un9en, weI9e pom ben
be3abltsn 6iripredern bcs WouopoIs
erbobsn mor6sn finb, bag ndmIi6 bic
Slage auf Ni9ti9erfl6run9 hes 8elIs
i6enG eIepbonsYatentes nur i'm Snte, eie
Der Yon.@ electric: @eIeui6aft anbdn0i9
sema3t worben iei, neil 9arlanb un6
eini9e anbere bemotratiide Beanten
Attien berieIben beiieen, wirb no9mols
wieberboIt. @s lift aber fir Seben, Der
fid iiber3eusen lafen MIL. Idngit tIar
na9sepieien, baB Der 8esiernng bic
8erpfi9tuns ObIas. elm Serfubren eins
3uleiten, nm Al ermittelu, oh bic nit
itartem BeweismateriaI auftreten6e Be.
bauptuug, baB bas 8eu'f9e Yatent bur6
Bsirus eri9Ii9en un6 baber ni9tig lei,
besriinbet lei ober ni4t. Die 3erii6rune
bes briidenben Beu'f6en Monopols Iieof
i'm Snterehe hes 9an3en Bodies. DAP
bic Yans@ Electric eieuf9aft, in rpeI6er
9arIanb un6 Inosre intereiirt iinb, Boz
pom sinen befonbersn @ewinn baben
wIr)e, 1T nidt sinmaI pabri6einIi6.
@snu bic sertdtIide @nti6ei6nne geeen
Bel ausfdut, 70 witb b0s Eslepbon ents
weoer @emein9ut, uub bann bat bic
Bans@Iectrics @eisaidaft baron ni4t
mebr 8ortbeiI, als ie6er Nnbere; ODER
bas Batsnt pirb benz Yrof. @rnp suges
iproden, ben Bell nit 8eiba(fe befp6es
nsr Beamtet barum betroeen baben isu,
unb bann bat bic 8an. electric: @sfeas
f9aft erff re9t bas 3a9feben, benn
Prof. 9rup seb6rt ni9t ba3u.
Oas nomineue RopitaI Der 8eusleIes
pbons@ eieui6aft lit $1o, 900 900, mo-
non aber b69ffens So, 600, 900 uirfIid
baar anseIestes capital finb, eini3IisB:
lid Der Sabluns, peI9e Bel fur fein
erbaIten Eat. Oarauf Eat bic
Iaut ibres eiseneu 8eridts
I'M uerfofenen Sabre $2,765, Ss4
@innabmen er3teIt. Die Nuss
saben betruscn $972, 6es. 9as I6Bt
alto etnen &einssrpinn pom 81 ,793, 1876
Dauon wurben on bic 4ctiondre
als rreseImdBise" 9ipibenbe 81, l7O,s
1872, ais @rtra:O iuibenbe $500 ,O44 be-
;abIt = suiammen 81 $50, 296. 0as
1T alto iber 10 Brocent auf bas nomis
leue, nnb lber 80 YrOcent auF bas wirts
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-04-23
3s6IGerwauoeruua i'm 2Ieere.

lleber bemerfenspertbe @anberungen
bon Seefiden 6eridtct elm QufIns pon
Or. @rnlt 9aracas, ben Der yRaturfor;
i9er" III Der lleberistuns mittbeiIt.
9arupnno 1T elm bliibenoer Seebafen
an ser Norbtlfte pom 0ene3ncla, ctmn
unter 10 @rab nGr6li6er Breite unb 63
Grab weitIider Gdnge loon @leenpi9)
in nd6iter 92dbe bcS RanaIs geIegen,
Der ben MIautiI6sn SSean NIT benz
Intiuenmeere perbinSst uuo aui Ser Ell
men Settle pon ben SEieIu Gobdeo un6
Grenada, auf Der anberen pom SrinibGb
un6 benz iioanreritaniI6cn SeitIanbe be-
gren,t wtlb. Our6 hieisn SanaI tritt
fer 9rpBe weitli9e Strom i'll bus Iutil.
lermeer elm Qas Weer:ilt bei @Grupano
in GROCER gntFernun9 pom 2au6e siems
lid ieidt. Dieter Srt III lit Der gan3en
@ssenb bur3 bas bduf9e @uitreien uns
sebeurer Men9en pom Seefi6en Be.
fannt, bic in eroBen S9auren, 5uweiIsn
Iebeno, 5uweiIeu to6t, ars Qan6 eeuors
fen weroen. 0ie S6pdrme Iebenber
Slide, bic ~viibazones", erf9einen gu
ie6er Sabrssjeit, om bduf9ften tudbreub
Der &seen5eit Swifden Wai unb Nopemz
Der. IS foI9t bieisn Sdpdrmen, bic
ii3 aus 3ublreiden Grten 3uiammeus
ieten, cine sroBe 3abt pom &aubff9en,
unter meI6en beiont e.s bic 6aifl6e
uertretsn ftub. gu sIei6er 3eit uerben
iie pon @nIfIGen (cachelot) bs9ltitet
unb sroBe SIige pom MDpen 3eisen fi9,
peIde cine Reuse nom 5ii6en er6suten.
Su 6oIge bieier marnid folti9en Ser,
foIsungen brdn9sn ii6 bic Slide nit
fOi9sm llnseitlm rod rem iei9teren
uFer, bo6 has Meer meiIenweit bur6
ibre Bsme9un9 9lsi6iam gu fieben
f9eint. Siuo lie an ben Strnn0 ~qcIanat,
10 werben ie pom ben Ginp.bnern in iOIz
der In;abl ssiummslt, baB man ni6t
I'M Stanbe 1T, ie binweSjuFiibreu. Der
9r66te Sbs;I ftirbt auf hem Stranoe unb
bieibt bort in Torm zines msbrsre 6uB
boben unb breitsn @ales Iie9en, bur6
ben bic 2nft nit 6~ieberhiniteu 9ei9wdns
CERT iuirb.
Die rria6e bieier Banoeruugsn birfte
wie III anbsren 6duen in @abrunesIcrs
gen gu iu6en iein. Die Slide wanbern
nod benz na5runssrsideren weftIi9en
GbeiI Der garaibii9eu See unb 3ieben
babel cine ftetis fi9 u~er9r6Bernbe 3abI
ibrer Seinbe an. @n Der RIite pon
@arupano lit bic S;i9erei uubebsutenb
entpideIt unO Der 3us wir6 baber nidt
9eit6rt, big er ben Stranb errsidt bat.
Weiter weftIi9 auf Der SnfeI Mar9arita
bat man bosesen srOBe 6if9ereiunlasen
unb bur9 Seusrs unb &uu9fsnaIe wirb
bic Gntuuft Der Slide f@On pom rusitsm
semeIbst.
Da ni9t isIten in lenen @eudHern
unterieeii@e ausbriide Don f9dbIi9sn
Ga Ell, Defenders S9wefeluafsrftOf,
ifattfinoen, 70 treiben Al foI6en 3eiten
bic Slide tobt ans 2an6 vturbior~)
anb uerpeften weitbin bic 2uft.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-04-23

Bel 9Ium sSslanb, einrr fldmaIen
ober lan9en SnIel nidt melt non MaaiIas
3ufetts. ~frauoete on einem Der Ietten
Abenbe Der britiide Sdooner rBeia@t
wel9er onf Der 6obrt pom 6aIifor mad
Bottom besriffen mar. Die Rannfdaft
bate feline .SignaIIi9ter unb tonnte IN.
foIge beiIen aud teine RotbfanoIe abee:
ben. @egsu Mitterna6t bemertte Der
@~isentblmer zines @a1fbofs. ouf Blum
SsIanb, 9srr Steuens, bic Rafen beS
Brades unb be9ab fi9 mad Der @egenb,
mo es lag. Gr fdnb teinen MenI4en
auf benz S9ife, itisB ie6o1 BEL Na9s
inden auf ben borti9eu S%anbbiaeIn arf
oret Wfdnner, 3uei Srauen unb Elm Rin6,
wel9e fdnmtIi1 Dor Rdlte mnb grIH6:
pfung baIb tn6t paren. Die S6iffbrii.
7 6tssn wur6sn in ben @aif6of eebra6t,
unh bort uerpffst. I'm Borb Der Beta"
befanben fi6 auBer ben feds 9erfonen
bsitebsnoen Mtanni9aft n9t gahasiere,
barunter spei 6rauen unS brei Rinber.
AIs bas 6abrSeie auHisf, mur6cu bic
Bafnsisre in bic &nihten eel6idt, mo
bieielbcn per6liebsn, mo fe DON ben eins
hrtngen6en StursueIIen 6arous ~pertrie.
ban wnroen. sic fii1tsten fi6 in bos
GateImert, uno bier puroe elm Wfdb6eu
BON bret Sabren, iomie elm a6t Monate
alter Smuggling pom elmer Wsue aus ben
Grmen Der Mutter seriiien un6 iibsr
Vcro 9efpiilt. Der S6;ffsto9 ertranf
sbeufans. Die i6riaen an 8or6 befn6.
lt9en Perionea wuroeu 9erettet.
I &uf benz Oampfer Clos. Cher.
LODI, BON Stem Orleans mad @incins
natl, fam ss neuIid in Der Nd5e Don
louisville 81 einem Rampfe slpiider
benz Oedarbsiter Saul Aueuiiine uni
benz Siseunsr Saul Stanley, benz Sohut
Der Dor 3ui Sabren in Dayton,
Ohio, uerftorbenen rStgeuners8 6ni9tn.
Mu9ultine bate einen Sad nit Rcrn aus
benz uuf bem @st6ed tebenben 3iseuner:
wasen 9enommsn, wurbe pom Stanler
babel ertappt unb brong auf bielen mil
einem Mefer elm, uoraUF Der 5igeuner,
ua9bem er bereits mebrere Sti1muuber
erbaIten, in SeItltuertbei6igune Seuel
sab unb Nusuitine t66tets. Dis BAG
Boot gIOuerport errei9te, fanS fi6 eint
groBe Men!9enmenee am ufer ein
StauIsp bstam 6ur9t, baB man i'm
lpn6en MOLE unb uerfdmanb pIOsIid
irurIos. Gr lit ieSenfaus in einem I'M:
beDu6ten Wpment ibcr 8orb geiprun:
gen, ober man wei6 ni3t, ob er er.
trunren lit obsr mobIbebaIten bas Ifel
errei3t bat unS ii9 jest in Si9er5eir
b~efinbet. Yaul StanIep iowobL mi,
uerf3iebene anacre WtitgItsber ieiner 6a'
Mile Tnb reid unb belisen peribuoa,
6armen nobe Dayton, weI6e has Saupt.
quarter Der 3igeuner in ben Der. Staa'
ten bil6en.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-04-23
q Der Staat Ranfas bat ro6 5eiu

z Der Staat Sanias bat nod feinem
ncusfen Genius 1850, 900 @inmobner.
Ger @ertb bss borti9en @runbeiaen.
tbums betrd9t $3.50, 600, 900. Oe,
@ert5 Der Sarinprohutte belief fi6 fir
bic 3eit pom 1881 big 1885 auf $5O3,
OOO, 600. SIM Sabre 1885 murben $50
Seitunsen ue16fsntIt9t unb bic 2abl Der
Sir9en betrus 3,1ll. Dor Is Sabrsn
mar 8anius betreTfs Der 8eu6Iteruua
Der 33. Staat Der Union. Sett nimmt
er bic Is. SteIe elm. @dbrenb i'm
Sabre 1865 nur 243 ,7l2 Ncre 2anb Be.
baut unb befiebeIt uaren, eiebt eB seasn,
pdrtis IA, 2s2, s15 9cre bebauten Qans
bes. &anfas f9dste 1865 feinen ees
fantmteu Bisbltanb auf 81, 1924, 600.
Sest fddst es i'm auf III, 9sl 900.
Wd5renb Der S'taat 1854 ni6t cine Gins
3ise MciIe pom @ilenbabnf5ienen tnuerz
boIb feiner @ren3en befaB, bat er aes
9enmdrti9 AGO WeiIen gilenbahnen.
gu benen er in bisism Sabre wobI nod
mebrete bunbert MeiIen binsufiiaen
wir6. GoI sinem 8ierteIiabrbun6ert
bate Ranias rur sebn Stdbt@em, bic
cine Ben6Iterung uon iber 500 Seelen
batten. 9e9enwdrtig etebt es bort me5r
ais 90 Stdbte NIT 1000 mnb brei nit
iber 10 900 ginmobnerR.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-04-23
Die SuSiauer.

Gie @eiammt> 3abl Der Snotaner I'M
sSnbionersT er,itorium betrdSt 79.469
RSpfe, bic Al, 1O2 $40 ader 2anb be-
Iiten. Oas fin6 ibsr 1900 Snobrot:
WfeiIeu, elm AreaI, uel9es benz Der brei
SiGaten BennlnIuania (45, 21s S.sM.),
Rew Serfep (7sI5) unb MarpIauo
02, 2l0) sIei9tommt, bic 3uIammen BON
mebr als 6 $40 Wiaiouen Nteni9eH
bewobnt msrben.
@oute man a0es 2anb m biefen brei
Staateu sleidmdBis auf ale ein3slnen
@inuobner pertbeiien, 10 mlroe Iene Yers
ion etua 6 4der, jebe 6drailte allo 80
Qder erbalten. Sm Snoianep:G errito>
rum tommen aber onf lebe ein8slne Bers
Ton etua $50 Gder unS auf cine 6amtlls
Don 8 9erionen $3.50, tte fs sGr nidt
ober nur ium tauientiten GbetI bebaut,
nur iebr birftig gu Wsirelanb benust
unb bic ols Sa96: @run6 taum nod elner
Wert6 6aben. SIN gin1elneu, Bat tlets
nen Stdmmeu. lit bic unuiise SIoBe Dee
inbianil9en Qanb6efisss nod auHauens
Der.
Der Sowa.S tamm 3dblt III 90 Ser
ioneu, Die 228,418 &der auf cine Ber'
ion oter 10, 900 auf cine camille (nabe3u
IL QuaSrat> Meiler).
Der RidapusS tamm beitebt aug 346
8erfonen, bic 206,466 Nfer belisen ;
madt etua 600 ader nuf cine Yerion
uub 3OCO ouf cine camille (nabe5u 3
Quabrat.W silsn).
Der RaniassS tamm bat 225 Yerio>
men unS eignet 10O,137 older 3ano,
nabe,u 500 Gder auf einsn &opf uno
$500 auf cine 6aHiIie (fait Gaahrat9
Uteilen).
Der Quapews Stamm bat nur SO Yers
fonen, ater So, G85 Ider, me6r wie 1000
&fer auf ben Ropf ober 5000 &ter nui
bic 6omiIie.
0ie 6nltden @6aunees 3d6tsn SO
8erionen unb beisen 13. O48 ader.
Die Snbianer in Der YerrD Neierua'
tion 5dbIen 2O6 &6pfe, bic SO. 30l Ader
Qan6 baben.
Oie @bepennes, &rrnpaboes, Babitas,
&iowas unb 9ommanGes fin6 i'm Gan:
teu 1000 Yerionen fart, unb itnh in
BeIis pom 5000 I ader; auf ben
&opf tommen benno9 lber 100 Ndsl
Qanb, ouf bic GanliIie $500.
@ine ri8tise Civilization Der Subiarel
mub biefer Gnt3tebun9 pom Ntiuioner
Ndern pom 2an6 aus benz Beret3 be,
Rultur Elm Gnte MAIDEN. Dies fam
nur babur9 eei6eben, bag iebe 6amiIt'
TN eisnen Re9t auf elmer Tarm IeBbafi
gema9t wirb, mnb bag allies ilbri9e lebt
BEN Stdmmsn semeiniom 9eb6rsnbe Sant
an weiee Nniieoter peltauft Nib.
@tebt man i,bem Snbiansr cine Bier
tel. Settion Qanb (16O Nder) 10 werot
bas etwas iiber II, 700 900 Ader aus:
MAIDEN, in wsl9sm Taa OIL 30 Mtiuio:
mem Nder gum 8eiten Der Stdmme per:
fault perben t6nnten. 9ie6t man ie0ei
Tamilie leo older, 70 bIeiben an Sc
Ntiuionen older gum 8ertauf.
gs it auBsroem gu bemerfsn, oaB BIZ
SnbionersS tdrnme i'm Snbioners9 ebiet
nur bur6 8ermtidung nit WtiBen emit
eermaBen ibre 6opf3abL auitett el9aI:
ten, obne bic pieIsn Nsif5Itn9e in ibrer
8eibsn piirben ie feit Sabren bseeuteEt
an 6opfs3dbt perlorsn babsn..
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-04-23
1hIauDs

Burlington, 1s. 4priI. Dem
8ernebmen. nod wir6 bos @9atamt i'm
2aufe Der tiuftisen @o9e obsrmaIs
etnen Betra9 pon 10 Miuionen 3pro3.
8un6esi9uI6i9eine tilnbiaen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-04-23

Trantrei6s enfb6rt uu6 Der 6irit 0
8lnne's @na6en abIolut iouuerdn ut.
9cffsntIi9 foBt ber fronS5flde Senat
baIb eiHeu Bei9IuB, Der benz internas
tionaIen Sfan6aI in Ronaco Elm @n6t
tfnhf
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-04-23
Reto.

Reto.
9%aufnlann: vSsr6animt, baB serabe
orlben bel meinem goncurrenteH
etnsebro9en wor6en 1T! @ibt bas fur
ben Weni9en wieber cine &ecIame!"
Die feIIung
TN &onbon wirb am 4. Meai hur@ bic
Ronisiu er6fnet uer6en.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1886-12-10
Military Men at Hotels.

We have good many military men
among our transient guests who register
with the military titles before their
names, such as Col John Smith," and
other guests frequently ridicule the prac-
tice when they see the names so signed.
A general idea seems to prevail that any
man who puts Sol" before his name is
either vain or foolish, and most people at
once conclude that one who writes his
name that way is an Arkansas colonel
who never saw battle in his life and
never even belonged to regiment. OH
GERS frequently write "U. S. A" after
their names, but nobody finds fault with
that. 1t Is a great convenience, for there
are several army men who come regularly
and look over the register for brother Off
GERS, and when they find them they at
once take it upon themselves to show
them all possible attention. But "U. s.
A" might properly be written after the
name of private, and that seems to be
insufficient also. The best to sign would
probably be the official style: John
Smith, Col. u. S. A."-Hotel Clerk in
Globe Democrat