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Telegram-herald., 1886-10-17

oslns to .aelrment weather the social TO
hae. been given last Thursday evening BY
tl- Eeaae Peoples Society Of rhe PARK Con
rre.aao1a. Ca.rch vas 81 sparsely attended
ftata postponem-nt u - for week WAS
deemed prudent. Th.s society. and it Is the
best Young Peoples chl-ch organization IA
th- city. has Cor several years past sigen So
e.4.s ~ rrcagu.zed worth. noJ s-if. uncoln-
f-faole Affairs az those generally gwen are.
E.eh .rcaslal Nal see the development oi
some rav-.tg. For instance next Thurs
aa.. II e1l so to the social. you 1911 hear a
.Unn-.fs .f San FI1Eers. NJ hats that'
Go anl sre Tor yourself Then there Ttll
q e. al.a- rev verses to popular songs sung,
4..f .heF are rlIfer lp tui1n- -h- young
people loo. one of Them may be- quoted BY
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-17

The Grace Episcopal kermiss was repeated
In TIE parish rrctory last night Splendid
lea This .ermias.
The following booths were IN operation.
Turkish-Nr Frank Walln, Miss Ken
dali and Miss Adkins presided Cigars and
pipes and ice cream were sold.
Italian-Niss Butts and Miss Remington
presided Fruits and flowers We're sold
Japanese-Miss Heaid, Mss Butts and
Miss Hardy presided Japanese goods were
sold
German-Miss Carrie Heath and Miss
Mary Keller presided. and sold Teutonic
wares
American-M Hunt and Miss Reynold-
son pre-i1ed.
The two entertainments retted SIS. All
the presiding folks were dressed IN COS
tune.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-17

At the regular meeting of The 81. Cecilia
Society last Friday afternoon Mrs Morgan
read magazine extracts covering current
events in Tie music world. Misses Atwater
and Loomis rendered piano duet, the
Bridal Song by Jensen. Mrs. lmmen iu-
tr0duced 70 The ladies assembled Rev. Bis
SELL one of the c.ergs men attending ,he
Presbyterian Synod. Who sang for the mem
bers sOng named, An Evening Sereuade.
Mis- Young followed with selections from
Chopin and Ms lmmen read an article
written by Mrs. Post The programme WAS
ended by Mrs. Davis, who sang solo en-
titled Marguerite and composed by
Denca. The attendance was good.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-17
= Dramatic Clab.

A number Of young ladies and gentlemen
have decided 20 form @ dramatic club.
which promises 20 surpass any similar or
gar zafion ever perfected n this city. Mrs.
ChAiire noble. the well known elOcutionist.
Las been secured % direct the gehersais ard
they will begin next Friday night The
play selected fr FIRST prOdEc i Wood
cocks Little Game. and performance OF
IL may h- expected about the Holidays. The
members Of the new club are: Misses Myrtle
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-11-06
COLUMBIA CAMP
Word ofCaution.

A correspondent informs the CITIZEN that men and woman, claiming to have just come from Arabia but who are probs- bly, Mongrel Greeks or Mediterranean peddlers and begging thieves, samples of class of tramps that abound in the Le. want are now bumming their way from Sonora to Tucson. In Altar, from kInd hearted Father Swastegui. they succeed ed in obtaining two or three lines stating they were poor people, begging thelr way. With this and some other papers fraudulently obtained they impose on simple Mexican catholics and others. They pretend they have pieces of stone from the sepulctre of Jesus. and other relics; they wheedle and beg without shame for everything they see; the woman with them almost pulling the clothes from the backs of the Mexican women, when she sees good shawl or other articles of value. Every. thing that can be afterwards turned in to money IS fish for their net. They whine and the woman howls for aims, in a loud voice, for Christ's and the Virgin Mary's sake, iu q manner very sstOnish ing tO tuOsc NuO nave uoR hccA eAHt hihu of cattle before, and they impose in ( most bareisced manner upon the cred ulity and kindness of the simple, They arc probably not even Roman Catholics but ii they have any faith at all, are Greek Catholics. who deny the supre macy,of the Pope of Rome. The city fathers would do well to sheR- these trsmps and frauds, who are carrying concealed weapons, the inside of the city jail and the Fronterizo and the Spanish papers should also caution their readers about them.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-11-06
nnI. nnt fnr Hin,
To the Bankers of the United States, and especially to those of the South west and Texas:

To the Bankers of the United States,
 and especially to those of the South
 west and Texas:
 Protect your customers by looking out for a professional sharper, who works cities from three to five months, forming the acquaintance of German business firms of good standing, from whom be buys for cash, and. when con fdeuce IS established, requests them to come to the bank for identification. The draft be presents IS probably for SJOO or Sl000,or more, e,purporting to be issued by the Merchants National Bank of Ans terdam, N. r., on the National Park Bank of New York City; is on safety pa per. numbered in print, and counter signed ID red ink by Hiram Hubbs, pre- sident.
 The man is Of good address, speaks Germsn and fluent English, age 9 to 30, height about , feet 10 inches, and weighs from TO to lS0 pounds; dark hair, heavy, meeting eyebrows, hazel eyes of medium size. scar from the left corner of bis mouth downward, also scar on one of his fingers. When here, had dark. heavy mustsche and full beard from one to two weeks growth. which somewhat concealed the scar. Claims to belong to order of Odd Fellows, Knights of Py thiss, A. O. U. W. and Mssons.
 Upon information leading tO the dis coyery Of the person, wire immediately to the Citizens National Bank Of Da- veDpOrt, Iowa.
 F.. $. EARL, Cashier.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-11-06

frisuot unreasonable to demand that ths United States government shall mske & survey of Arizona with a view to determine the feasibility of the storage o, water for irrigation purposes in reser- yoirs to be constructed at the public expense. and also to sink experimental srteslsn wells to demonstrate the ques- ton oi 8 water supply from that source. When an individual has large amount of property to sell, he generally places 1t ID condition to please the customer and Co show that 1t possesses @ value. The United States owns a vast extent oi lands ID Arizona thst are absolutely without value unless 1t provides @ water supply 10 lrrlgate them and with such a valuable addition which may be readily developed, there Is 10 more desirable property m the United States. Our territory cuts nc figure in the annual appropriations foI internal improvements under the River and Hsrbor appropriations bill; We have ID mud sloughs to dredge, and but one ns7igao!e stream to improve, and oul propostion of the public funds devoted to;these matters should be applied to the development of water and providing for i.s storage. We trust the attention Of congress will be so firmly drawn to thls necessity that it will give a generous shcs of the public funds for this prscti- cal purpose.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-11-06

HE defeat of the two rival leaders of the democratic party in the National House or Representative. in their re spective congressional districts, are events of grave significance. Speaker Carlisle was surely noi without houor save in his own country, and the m visible hand of fate 80 dettly played the magical game upon the political chess board that his doom was sealed ere he Enew its shadow was lowering near. The defeat of Morrison, of horizontal tariff fame, will be regarded Gs a great relief to the whole country. His tariff tlnkering hes been Bn abOminstlOn and 6 constant source of commercial dls- quietude, and there is little won der that his constituents were 50 badly disnusted with him as to oonspire to defeat him. This leaves Sam J. Randall ss the leader in the house, should be succeed in beng elected, and there IS @ strong probability that he will become speaker of the Fifteenth Con gress and largely control its political destines and shape its policy. Death snd doom are surely shaping the course Of that child of luck, Grover Cleveland, and when the next national convention Of the democrats convenes, 1t is nov highly probable that its ranks will con tam no other person available for nomi- nston as president. unless the dark messenger removes the horseshoe from GroTvr's door.
 Eg have met the enemy Rnd-well, when the fragments of each side are gathered up and sewed upon the proper dl.apidated antagonists, We will tell you Eho got licked.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-11-06
Alias Summons.

IN TEE DISTRICT COURT, FIRST JUDI ! eIal District. in the County of Pima. Tern tory Of Arizona . a,
 Sf.rhau Cerraro. plaintiff. against Ella n. Csrra-,, ,iefeudaut.-AhAs Summons.
 Actiu1 brought n tte District Court of the First Judicial District m and for the County Of Pima in ths Territory of rIzOns.
 The Territory Of Arizona sends greeting Co Ella M. Cerrsro.
 u.a- in an action brought against you by the at,0vs named plaintiff. m the District Court ot tLs Firrt Judicial District m and foe the Ccurtv of Pima, in the Territory of An Eora and ansser the complaint D led with the Cisrl of this Court at Tucson. in said county, I'd conv of which complaint accompanies this sn-nnionsl withia twenty days (exclnslEe os tbe dsy of ssrvicel after the ser- yice upou you of this summons, if served iu this county; but If served out of the county and within this distrlct, then 1ithin thirty days; ID all other e4ses forty lays. ,-.t .. .-,,,sar snd Nnsver she complaint as above re- opFsrs4 h. IlAintif will take judgment by de- fsnit asainst you and wil apply tO the Court for m. r,,Iiaf demanded theron and costs and dis ba-ssriept- in this behalf expended.
 Given under my hand and the seal of said Disfricf Court at Tucson, this S)th day of July, A D., 1885. N,.prru r,.L
 osts.i5s By CzAELKs KREsHAS, Dspsty
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-11-06
WEEKLY CITIZEN.
s,rrRpAY. OCTOBER 30. 1886.

,,.,.-s does not take well 10 the .-.-,l methods of travel, and prefers ,s,.u,ely gait Of mountain rsmbls G -s-ii flight of a lightning ex- This young scion of an illus F-. tribe. the last of a long line ot '''' .,5 ferocIous warriors, leaves his ''a .,r. land with forebodiug that his -' ;. doomed to speedy extinction '''' ,Ls bumid shores of the howery f---,,'sr. These regrets inspire new f..,,,. 10 him, which has long been a
 --s- to inc Apache breast. There
 ,svsr a similar psng when he ,.-a3 inc dripping blade into the ,,t-osbins heart of strong man, helpless -,or and innocent child, and their
 --iy s1.inction was the least of his .rsobs5 thoughts. Ills desperation IS -Ir,b,t Of the craven who covers be- , s Tate that he has earned an hnndred ... lis that of the captive rattle '-' -L. ub,ch seeks to send its poisoned - into its own body when It IS pow - ,o do further harm. The blood -..rwss this fiend's throne, and when 1., t,nglv couch is removed the world -.ov- , strange to him and he desperately .---,las like the drowning cur. The ..,Esniug sen.imentsIists of the pam
 ..7 asst may crown the wretch with
 J.,5s of choice flowers and waste s-oD b,m sympathies which they rob ,-.r, their noodle dogs, but we. ot Ari- -,-a turn back to the black scroll s,3 sean the death Eol. of our peace I-l lsat,lers whose precious lives were sacrificed upon the demonihc altar ot their psssion, sni the utmost we can r..- ,b.,.,.till small voice. say to our ss55sn.i lives. is the gloomy supphcs- t;o, horn O. heavens extremest com rsssiaD. Let them depart in peace to their oblivion: they will harm you no more" We will send Florida a war rsnty Ideei for every one of them; to- gether with sll the dips, spurs and angles. appurtensnces and beredlts' nepts. romance and vermin, If it will never let them return.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-11-06
rnrAL WRECK NAJoRITIEs.

Bean z, Cordis s, Coffman f, Drake 4, Gormley f; Sampson 6, Jeffords 6. Tom Hughes 6. Snyder f, Hale 6, Cum f. ROskruge s, for legislature, Bean re- ceived s, Wores :, Miller 2, McFswn 6, MacKay 6, Scott ,, Purdy 5, Linn 3, Leatherwood ?. Supervieors-Mansfeld s. Lacy :. Avery 3, Anderson 5, Parker 3, Proctor 6.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-11-06

IRE Pennsylvania newspapers tell of wonderful oase O, suspended Gnims- ton, in whieh young lady was two years ID trance We kLow a great many Arlzona people who would pay around sum for enough of the virus to inoculate themselves with just now. 70 years of sleep would be boon too precious to even hope for.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-11-06

ayers Pills are effective in 6 wide -a-se ot diseases which arise from dis O.ue'S ot the stomach and digestive or saHS' They are convenient remedy to .' .sys always at hand. They are sugar. s'sa' easy to take, effective to operate, sure to bring relief sna cure,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-11-06
Inst Received.

Fresh butter-the best ID the world just arrived to-day. Also cream cheese. Swiss cheese, CalIiornls cheese and limburger cheese. pickled pig pork and fresh ssuer kraut, At Col. Durrs on porium.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-11-06
paIaea UOfel.

Hereafter, day board a. the Palace
 Hotel will be S5 per week; 90 cis, per meal or three meals for Sl. The best oi board furnished. If FRED. MASH. Propr.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-11-06

Inc result fl the election brings to us The solemn conviction that a democrat i' necessarily the incarnation of every N''ue and IS, iD fact, an angel in dis gulse.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-11-06
PANrANo MAInRIrIrs.

CordIs ?, Cofrmsn ?, Drake l, Gregg I Sampson l, Hughes 1, Hale 3, Baird l. Notes-Lestherwo l, Scott 2, Pur- dy 2. Bean 3. McFswn ?, Wores f. Miller 8, Mckay f. Mansfield 3, Lacy 3, Avery 2, Anderson 1, Proctor.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-11-06

'ne ohce was seeking the man, .He'e have been several instances of mis- taken identity.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-11-06
THE COUNTY VOTE.

Up to 8: 30 p. ID. ell votes of this city had been counted, and the count will uot be finished until after ten o'clock to night At thls hour the vote stands as follows:
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-11-06

Political ststisticians affirm that the Ao'nons vote Es they nhoot-ferninst The government.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-11-06

HERE IS more political influence in a s'AniaTd dollar than iD all the prayers oi The righteous.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-11-06
OLIVE CAMP.
pTGTN MATOVTTTF9.

ELGIS hAJOklIlES.
 Smith 17, Strauss ?, Watkins 6, Drake 9. Gormley 6. King s. Sstterwhite 4, Wood &, Snyder 3, Samaniego 1, ROs- kruge 1. Drschmsn 3, Smith 6. Parker :, Anderson :. Proctor :. lie vote on Recorder. Leaiherwood. way up.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-11-06

InE next local convulsion is the city erection which will take place early next month.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-11-06

HE spirit Of the season is Tom and Jerry.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-01-01
(8Sr bat .SOIfsbIati.9
Mt Del nilteit nllen 9ieb.

Casper bel 8eblcr, en sroter 1onse
@tann nit Siemli9 bdseren @ef9t
ettuas Idnsli9en Gin, I'm Sadre up ber
&opp Del nod bitli6 beiuiesten bal
casper in iiene Susenb en- ri9tiser
9itfop weien iunr, f6bste NIT iienen
Ecbler @asen upn gus TO GUS I'm
banbelte in Gnes, tpat eben to bunbelr
mar. Gier, Butter, sped, @6ie, 9ir.
flies, g8ulle 8el;e unb Of mall ole
2umpen. Dat n0nbisite mat Del Goniz
lien i'm Susbalt brufen, beb bei bof6r
ut. Dat srute @erf as G6ue SettOrie
I'M &atun m6Bten bel Glib ut ben Store
6olen. Casper bate udmlib Of enen
Store. Sn enen DlIen 8lodbuie iUnt
nit 2ebm uti6mert mar, bate bei tiuei
liitfe Stoben. Del cine tu6r bat 5eis
listbum tuorin fene 5rub &iefe, enc
eben mid 9an5 srote aber 5iemlih bide
8erion Del reben bic seIest nod jung
NOR, nit Del flenen 8apuies ebre 9eft
bate. Del nnnere Stoben mar bat
StOre Dorin 5rub Riefe TO slieter 9ieb
Slerf tu0r. gta biifien Store siueen
bel Sarner Sruen, I'M fdften mot lei H0s
big beiuiuen m6Bten &enn iei 9attun
ooer Sriifiel bruften for en- 4leio, 10
fOnnen iei ii9 lei9t utI5ten tpeil BON
jeben bluB en- Stiid ba NOR. g86r bel
cine @no pom Stiif mid ibDn seHus,
ban fDnnen Iei bonn onnern Gnoe nebm.
& affe un Suder tparo mitunner Of ettpos
nit naBnr, pieleid)t bie un ba en- bnlf
Iunb. ben tpenu bic 70 enen 5nrmer
mal Guilten uber &prnl9pden mar,
benr femen Del 9ieiuer tpInmmen LIN
Del nit Gftern Soffe aftoIpieIen, bat
mar Yolijei tuiebris. Del 3uder mar
nutiirli9 mid bonn SeIten. Sei fees
snrS gebG ut I'M i1mefte WDGnIies ;ients
li6 dbnli9. DEN iiilipisen s8es tpie
bei 5ruben 9iuseu Of bel Ndnner ram
Stpre DEN iei m6bten mitunner etfuns
Eulfer lii Slie beiutuen. 81 enise bii
TO ito15 tu0ren nit Solsfen in bel &erfen
TO subn, fdften ii6 Gdue BON ben bid
item Siienleber iuouun &iefe mammal
uDn ieber 9enntlnen EN- 8anr uOrrdtbis
bate. Of batte iei mitunner en- Barrel
S6nnpps aber Dat ipor en- 4rtifle bel
mid ue1e fdft pdr. geid ettun bat bel
2ub Semperenj tu6ren, ne brinfen beb
Del o[le 0iti9e Of, aber ieber 5armer
bate iienen Giber TO gus I'M bumit
luarb MIDI fnauiert. 8iepe I'M Enbnd
lu6r Of i'm @ebruf, nber fOtuat tdfte man
MIDI in store. Del 8iepen matte man
Iiiltueit ut &ornpifs I'M 9obad 6eb in
0iille I'M 5ii(le iuaiien.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-01-01
BON 9rb.6in uuh 1tmu.aeub

Sbr Correspondent tuiini6t allen
2eiern bes r8oltsblatt" pieG @lld gum
neuen Sabr.
8ieberum lit ein Subr Ueriluiien unb
bns 9onnern Der @epebre perfiinbett
uns lebte 9ta9t ben @nbru6 bes neueu
Subres.
9as iesise, i96nc g8etter sefd1t IN
fern Sarmern sanS beiOnbers gut, iubeH
es ibuen bubur9 mOsli6 nirb, elmer
srOsen 9beil ibrer Srlbinbrs=9 =9trbeiter
idOn iebt beior9en su f0nnen.
CUR 6eier bes sDluefer N6enb Tant
in Der gUbnuns bes Serrn 5ris 5lnss
Elm scniiitblides GanSfrdn;9en itntt,
ipel9es bon ben Serren Gbp. 3ue6iser
,tnb @bp. Golbe peranItaltet purbe.
9(m Spnnerstns, in ooriser g9ude
luurbe Serr 6rieberi9 8otbi6oeTer nit
5rdulein 9fnna Sruett ebeli9 nerbun.
ben. Die Erauuns fuub lit Der 98obn.
un9 Der Mutter Der 8raut itatt unb
Serr 4aitor Sorbi1 BON Der 8resbpteri.
aner Stride in 2ittle Berger, fniipfte
ben Snuten iuel9er stuci Iiebenbe Ger.
sen fiir bds gnnje 2eben nerbinbet.
9tur Die nd9Itcn Nunertpanoten ocs
9rautpoores ipobnteu Der Erauun9 BEL,
ant 9bcno iebu6 iuuroe ons neusner-
indblte 9anr nDn elmer 0tuIit 41ni
iiberrnI9t, ipelde bemIelben nermittelft
alter Sledfeiiel NIB dbnlider Snifru.
mente. ein jienli6 serduidopIIes Stdnb=
1en bro9te. 8ief Glnd gum 9unbe,
lit Der @uni9 ibres GorreIpunhenten.
Der SeseH, iuef9er uniere @esenb
lebten WtitttuO9 beinlIudte. luor ben
Sormern Iebr ipilItommen.
5rl. CLARA Setrus, GD9ter bcs Srn.
5ris 9etrus, reiite seitern mad st.
eUuis, Inn bort eini9e 5eit ;u ueripeileu.
9err 6ris Ndn9e1ooerfer rettte leste
gap9e nn9 Gbanrois Inn Die 5eiertost
BEL Seriuunbten boielbft 81 perbrinsen
Serr 9usuit @rebe, Der i9On lnnst
9sit einen ibm entlaufenen glel Der
niste, Fat benielbeu, 0ant elmer stu
5eise im y8Olts5lott," leste @O9e tuie
Der 5uriiderbo1teu 9erielbe befont
ii9 auf Der 6arm zines 6ormers il
5rdntlin Co.. ettuo 20 0cilen bon bier
9tnSeiaen bi1ft, unb iiberboupt IN cine
3eituns tpie bas .,gOtfsbTott," bo
iiberau seleIen fuiro.
/ Der 8erfoOiunssban Der leste BOD
lit Der 8obuuns bes 6errn @utt5nrh
S9mibt ltnttfanb mar iebr gut beiud
unO ale 9ntueienOen ar1ifirten ii
BeItens. Den eriten Breis aetpon
5err SacOb Gutter, ben Stueiten 6el
- bas. Gross
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-01-01
Trustees Sale.

Whereas Christopher E. Stream and
Selena, his wife, by their deed of trust,
dated the 18th day of July, 1881, conveyed
to Eber Peacock, trustee, and in case of
his refusal to act, TO the Sheriff of Gasco.
made County, State of Missouri, the follow.
ing described Real Estate, lying and situ-
ate in said County of Gaseonade and State
of Missouri to wit
The Southwest quarter cf Section s
and the Northwest quarter of Section IL,
containing 800 acres in trust to secure
Mary Zelia Brand etal the payment Of q
certain promisary note in said deed de-
ecribed which said note has been sold and
transferred to one Otto Neuenhahn, who
is now the legal holder thereof. And
whereas default has been in the payment
| Of interest on said note and the sIme has
become due and payable under and by vir.
tue of the conditions of sai1 deed, and
whereas the aforesaid trustee has refused
to act, new therefore !, the undersigned
Sheriff of Gasconade County and State o.
Missouri st the request of the legal holder
Of said note will on
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY, 81, 1856
between the hours of 10 o'clock in the fore
noon and five o'clock in the afternoon o
that day, proceed to sell the above describ
ed property or as much thereof as may b,
necessary to the highest bidder for cash q
the Court House in said Gssconade County
and State of Missouri for the purpose men.
TONED In said Deed of Trust.
f. W. HUELLER,
Sheriff OF Gasconade Co., Mo-, and Trustee
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-01-01
Der 0empfrot sed pOnseutufp. bielt

Der 0enlpfrat Bed uOn& entufp, bielt
cine lnnse &eoe I'M Senat, porin er
ben S6nsamtsfefretdr unb ben 8rdfiz
benten nls BON ben 8unbesoblisatiOnsz
beiisern r9eiuonuen" binitelIte, ipeil iie
bas @eies, iueldes Die Ius5ablung BON
gil6er anOr6net ni6t 6efolst bdtten. Gr
uerlnnste ben Jinan5ausi6uB anSuiucis
fen, bic 9tnselesenbeit 81 interIu6en.
Morria bemerft, Die 9tebe 8ed's i9eine
Elm iebr bur6oa6ter 9ln9riff auf ben
S9asamtslecretdr unb ben Hrdlioenten
5u iein, unb Die 4nnabme bes 8ei6luis
ies, Su behen llnteritiibung iie sebaltcn
iuuroe, BON Seiteu bes Geuates iuiirbe
einem MiBtrauensuOtum 9esen ben Rrd=
iioenten unb feline Ibminiitration 9Ieifz
funtmen. @r beonure, bas Der Genntpr
BON &entudD ben S6abantsiefretdr als
tpenig beiier als einen 9emeinen 0ieb
uno ben 9r1iioenten uno ben Secretar
Suiammen ais 9eute se'6iloert babe,
iuelde BON ben Sbli9utipnsinba hern 9es
fduft Ieicn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-01-01

9ie 3abl Der @irtbe III ben Ser
Stauten belief ii9 om Gube bes lester
Re6nunssz zSabres nuf 2O1 ,435, benr
10 uiele GerIunen befanben ii9, mad
Dem 9tustpeis bes SnIanbfteuer,G un.
miiiars, bamaGs i'm 8eiise uOn Sut.
beslicen5en 5um &leinuerfauf oon be-
raui6enben @etrdufen. 9ta9 benz uns
nur tbeiltpeiie purlie9enben 9Iuslpeia
FAM lit SainOi5 cine @irtbI6uIt nuf je
$50 GerIunen, in Ohio cine nuI je 2O4,
III Sennipluanien uuf je 2O5 unb in91eiu
gorf cine auI ie $50. SR ben 8rubi-
bitipnsitanten @tnine, Soma unb 9an=
ias mar bos 9erbdltniB ipie iolst: Sn
@tuine cine @irtbl9uft ouf jt 5S5 Gin.
fupbner, in Soma cine auf ie 4O6 uno
in Snnlas cine auf ie 448. Sn benz
ms uOrliesenoen tbeilweilen Seri9t
feblen Die 9tngnben uber MiIiuuri. -
Gn5ci9er bes gaeitens.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-01-01

Ser gSertb bes silberbpaars i'll Cob
bere6net, lit jest 20 gentn. llnb es
wirb, bel Der Itdnoi9en 3unabme Der
SilberprobuftiDn, uno Der Ginitellun9
Der Silbe rprd9un9 in fait alien eurupGiz
l6en Stnaten, nermutbli6 nidt mebr
ie6r lan9e bauern, biz Der ,,0pllar Der
9aobies" nur nod rs ober piellei6t gar
nur 20 Gents ipertb iein iuirb. limb
bann benfe mnn iid, bnB bieier unterz
iuert9ige 9ollar, tuie Die Sil6erboloe es
tuollen, sur Saiis unieres @elbuntlauis
uno bamit 5um alI9emeinen gSert6z
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