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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1888-08-24
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GENIUS.

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Ear out at seattle sun was high,
While veered the wind and Tapped the sail
We saw snow-white butterfly
Dancing before the fitful gale,
Far out at seq.
The little wanderer, who had lost
His way, of danger nothing knew,
Settled awhile upon the mast,
Then fluttered DER the waters blue,
Far out at sea-
Above, there cleaned the boundIess sky;
Beneath, the boundless ocean sheen
Between them danced the butterfly,
The spirit life of this vast scene,
Far out at sea.
The tiny soul that scared away,
Seeking. the clouds on fragile wings,
dlby Ne brighter, purer raya ,,s..
Which hopes ecstatic morning brings
Far out at sea.
Away he sped, with shimmering glee,
Scarce seen, now lost, yet onward borne
Night comes with wind and rain, and he
No more will dance before the morn,
Far out at sea.
He dies, unlike his mates ween,
Perhaps not sooner or worse crossed,
And he hath felt and known and seen
A larger life and hope, though lost
Far out at sea.
--Ricl,a1I HeagsSt Horne
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1888-08-24

A Seventh street widower, whose wife
had been the head of the family, ordered
a tombstone for her, and left to the good
taste Of the cutter to put some comfort
ing inscription beside the name and date.
When the stone was put up he went out
with the builder to see it. It looked
very handsome, and across the base were
the consoling words "Thy will be
done" "Well," asked the builder,
"what do you think of it ?" First rate
in every way" was the pleased reply.
"And the inscription (; is that all right ?"
The widower gazed at it tenderlv for a
moment. "Well, I should smile," he
said, "that's just the kind of woman
she was to the dot"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1888-08-24
About the Wedding Ring.

The uses of the Gnger-ring have been
many and diverse. 1t was used by ply
sicians to prevent contagion. and by pa
tients to cure diseases; tho timorous used
it as charm against evil spirits, and the
ambitious chung to it as talisman giving
the wcarer success over his enemies.
But as love token and as symbol Of
marriage the use of the ring is 50 gen.
eral, and of so long standing, AZ to
dwarf into insgnifcance its employment
in all other directions. The Hebrews
used it in very early ages, and probably
borrowed the custom from the Egyp-
tians. The Greeks used wedding rings,
80 did the Romans, both putting them
on the fore-fngor--by the way, prac-
tice followed by the medieval painters,
many of whom represent the Virgins
ring on her fore-fnger. During part
of the Middle Ages custom demanded
that the wedding ring should cost as
much as the bridegroom could afford to
pay, and there are records in Germany
and France during the fourteenth and
fifteenth centuries Of many large invest
ments made in this direction by grooms
eager to concilate their brides and be
in the fashion The revulsion made
the ring we now have--a plain gold cir
clet.
The materials of which wedding rings
have been composed are as diverse as
the nations which have used the rings.
The British Museum has rings from all
parts Of the earth--of bone. ivory, cop
per, brass, lead, tin, iron, silver, gold
and some of composition of these
metals.
After the Crusadcs had set Europe
in fame practice became common in
France, Germany and England Of wear.
ing rings, the setting Of which was 0
tiny fragment Of wood from the true
cross, and many of these rings are still
preserved in the cabinets and museums
Of Europe. Ass-hoof rings were in thu
seventeenth century very popular among
the Spanish peasants as a euro for cpl
lepsy, and such ring-made, it is said
from the hoof Of the ass which carried
Christ into Jerusalem used 10
wedding in. country church nea
Madrid in 1881.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1888-08-24

In spite of the popular belief, 1t isn't
true that the rain falls alike on tho just
and unjust. The just generally get the
most Of the shower because the unjust
have cooIly walked off with their UNI
brellas. .
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1888-08-24

An exchange gets of the following:
"The man who goes fishing and sits in
a cramp inviting posture in boat from
morning to evening and calls it fun, is
the same chap who never goes to church
because the pews are so uncomfortable"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1888-08-24

Minister-Your daughter is very hand
some, Mr.. Snapper.
Snapper-Yes she is. Pm thinking
Of having her join the choir.
Minister-Thats good. Is she fne
vocalist?
Snapper-She can't sing at all, but
she's got devil Of temper.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1888-08-24
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sUcnA
LARGE POSTERS, HANDBILLs
CIRCULARS,
CARDS, BLANKS,
BILL-HEADS,
Together with every other description of
PLAIN AND FANCY PRINTING,
Executed with neatness and dispatch.

Yearly advertisers will be allowed to
change four times during the year without
charge. Advertisements should be marked
with time and space they are to occupy
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-17
RUCBY,ScH0.OL
BROU'S INJECTION.

Last REDUCTION week at Muliorra
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-17
r.,,.r.. ,o.arm.,,.. ,p,.,.,,.

WASHINGTON, July ld.-Thc Fuller case
was reached and taken mp by the senate
In secret session today. The discussion
was NO, formally begun, though informally
the case wis talked over about half an
hour. Some members " the judiciary
committee took occasion to say that thcrc
had never been purpose ON the part Of
any one IN the committee 10 postpone nc.
ton until next session, M had been
changed by the prcss, and that while they
were opposed 10 his confirmation their
reasons were entirely Of public character.
This was interpreted 10 moan that them
were NO charges which they considered Of
weight touching the public character Of
| The nominee. senator EdmundA was moi
| present today, nnl ~ the case went over.
| being the unfinished business NJ adjourn.
mont The impression prevails that Mr..
| Fuller will hc confirmed tomorrow or noxl
| day
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-17
Immigrsi,o. In,~si,gn,Io..

WAsmSoroy, July l6.-Spcakcr Car.
Isle has collected ~ the committee 10 In.
ycsiigltc the importation Of contract
laborcis. conyicts, paurcn aud other
classes OF immigrants In violation OF law,
Mcssrs Ford at Michigan, chairman. Gates
ol Alabama, Spinula " New York, Mnr.
ruw ui California, aud Gucnther Of Wis
cnnsin. The committee may conduct u,
investigations at such times and places q.
u may deem proper, may 10 through the
rrccss oi Congress send for persons aud
papers, etc. No limitation Is placed upon
The amount Of the expenditures on the
committee. The committee will begin It's
Investigations In New York ~ a,on rs II
has organilcd. The first subject to ,c inycs
llgaicd will hu the Italian immigration In
New York city. The committee will yisi
the Pacific cunsi later to investigate III,
matter Of Chincsc immigration.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-17

WAsniNGroS, July iG=thc call Of
States Tor the Introduction Of bills having
been dispensed with the House went into
committee Of the whole Mr. Springer. OF
Illinois, In the chair on ihc tariff bill, the
WOODEN schedule being pending.
Mr. y. u. Taylor, 81 Ohio, in opposing
the schedule, argued that the passage Of
the bill would not benefit the consumer If
WOOL II would not reduce the price Of
wool In this country after II had been In
operation sufficiently long 20 destroy the
home industry.
At the suggestion Of Mr.. Mills, Of Tc1m.
u was agreed that a vote should be taken
on the FREQ wool CLAUSE At O'Clock today.
Mr.. Kerr, OF Iowa, called attention 10
the TACT that the reduction OF the duty on
wool In 1883 had resulted In an increase oI
revenue 10 the extent " sil. OOO, 600, and
he therefore favored return 10 the iara
Of 1867.
Mr. Anderson, Of Iowa, said tina, tho
.eli-eointitutcd champions Of American
labor, =, declaring that the bill was ari
assault upon American industry were pre-.
ssnhng ial-c issue 10 tic country.
Mr.. Williams, Of Ohio. Protested agiins,
the ruthless disregard oi uho .nicrcsls u
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-17
Arlsa.as River. Improvement.

W.sniSotoN, July l6.-Capt. y. $. To.
boz makes the following estimates ior river
and harbor improvements under his
charge. Removing distractions In Ar.
kansas river Tor the next fiscal year, S7O,.
600. improvement Of Arkansas river 10
complete, S2,ioi,iii. ior noxt year. $3.50.
w lot permanent Improvement OF tho
White u'oi, Arkansas aud Missouri, tl0n,
Slo; ior next year. $4,000; Improvement
OF fouche uyrt, TO complete, $3.50; i'm.
ploycmcnt ri black nycr. Arkansas AMI
Missouri, ior next year, t25. improve
mont VI tho Pcut Joan river, Arkznsas,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-17

ADDRESS REGISfERED LETTERS TO
NEW ORLEASs'NAT BANK.
New Orleans, In.
pEMEMpEpo That the presence Of Gent
hEmCm DCiItT Bclurcgnrd aud Early who
arr In chnrr of the drawings, j. u guarantee Of ab
soluie fairness and intcpity that the chances arc
all equal. and that nOpnc possibly divine what
number will dniw lfye
REnEMUFE, nlSi thm the payment Oi all Pri ~,
q Guaranteed by fdni National Banks OF New
Orleans aud the Tickets Vars signed by the Prsi'
dent OF an Institution Whose chartered rights ara
r,cugniscd IN the highest Courts therefore. beware
Of any limitations OF anonf mous schemes
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-17

JACKSON Mound Park. You will enjoy
the beautiful park aud the opera by attend
ing any night except Saturday and Mon
day nights. Admission 50c. No extra
charge for reserved seats.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-17
I UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION!
" Ovena Million Distributed.
Louisiana State Lottery Companv.

Louisiana State Lottery Company.
Incorporated by TIM Legislature In 1868, for Edu.
cational and Charitable purposes and It's franchise
mnde part Of the present state constitution, In
1879, by mn overwhelming popular vote.
Its Grand Extraordinary Drawings take
place semi Annually dune and DeGember),
and Its Grand single Number Drawings take
place Oh cach OF the other ten months In the
yenr, and arc all drawn In public, ut the
Academy of Music. New Orleans, La.
1--WE do hereby certify that we supervise the ar.
rangcmenh Tor all tho Monthly aud scmi-Annu
Drawings OF the Louisiana State Lottery Company
and IN person manage and control the Drawings
themselves, ana that the Mmc are conducted with
honesty fairness, and In good faith toward all par.
ties, and we authorize the Company TO use this Ger.
tlhcnte with inc-sniles Of signatures attached
In It's advertisements"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-17
Capital Notes.

Tho Postmaster-Genoral has received
notice that the German postal department
has forwarded 10 this country cases OF ex-
hibits for the Cincinnati exposition.
Mr.. Randall continues to improve rap
idly, and his family are already discussing
the feasibility OF removing him to some
quiet place. II is probable that Chestnut
fill. a suburb Of Philadelphia, will DO
chosen.
The President today vetoed two pension
bills on the grounds that the disabilities
for which the pensions were act were not
incurred in the service and another be-
cause beneficiary named already received u
pension.
The marine hospital bureau il informed
Of the arrival at Ship Island Quarantine
station, Miss, Of the Norwegian bark
Magnolia from Rio Janciro. The captain
and four oi her crew died from yellow
fever after leaving Rio. The vessel will DO
detained at quarantine.
Representative Morrill,, Of Kansas, from
the committee on invalid pension today
reported iavOmbly the senate bill 10 ex-
tend the benefit OF pension laws 10 ex-Con-
icdcrates who, having had their disabili-
ties removed, have since enlisted and be-
como disabled in the United States navy.
Mr.. Mills IL well pleased with the unex.
pccted progress made with the tariff bill
today. lie now believes that liz consider
alton can bc finished within the next two
days. hut as many members who wish to
20 on record are absent, II * their present
Intention TO defer taking the final vote on
It's passage until Saturday, in order TO af-
ford thcm Nh opportunity 10 return TO this
city
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-17
Indian Tradcrships aud Contracts.
The signal service.

WAsHINGToN, July lG,-Gen. Greedy
said today that he has no present intention
OF asking TO be relieved, but is unwilling
longer than the interests Of services abso-
lutely require to hold an uncertain tenure
Of Office in bureau which must steadily
detcriorate unless reorganized under strict
examination AZ to competency. Gen.
Greedy, in opposition TO the proposed ac-
ton transferring the weather bureau TO
the proposed new department OF agricult-
urc, assigns M reasons that "the cost OF
the service would be greatly increased,
while its best officers would be relieved
aud the most inefficient material retained.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-17

for next year and to complete, 300; inn
proving the st. Francis river, Arkansas.
for next year, $4,000; improvement OF
Red river above Fulton for next year and
TO complete, $1,000 improvement OF Little
Red river, Arkansas for next year, S7,7S7.
Indian Trsdcrships and Contracts.
WASHINGTON, July l6.-The examine
ton OF Capt Charles Henry was contin-
ued by the Senate committee on Indian
traderships this morning He gave 1t as
his opinion that there had been cut about
40, 000, 900 feet OF lumber from Flambeau
reservation within tho last two years, and
that there il now left between l25, 100000
and j0,OO0,0O0 feet Ex-Agent ". Il.
Durfce was called 10 the witness stand.
lie said in reply to the chairman that he
believed he was the originator OF the pres
cnt contract system. He was asked TO
state his motive and the reasons
which influenced him in his re-
commentators, but pending his an
swer the committee adjourned.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-17
The place for Gotten wis.

From the Jackson (Tcnnl whlg.
II there IA any locality on earth where
the cotton mill ought Ia thrive, II does
seem that the south il the place.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-17

GKr rid of that tired feeling ns quick n
possible Take Hoods Sarsaparilln which
gives strength, a good appetite. and health
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-03-16
Aus Dem Gountg.

- Gin tleines Sinh bes Serru &id)z
aro 8ladDeu, BON Douglass Srairie,
itarb lebten Wuntag on ben Waiern.
- @dbrenb, bes @epitters, bus leb=
ten 5reitas bur6 oieie @esenb 5os,
i6lu9 Der 8lib in Die G6eune bes iii
8onltpare 5otuni6ip w~obnbaften S,rrn
SEQ. 8uidmam. Gas @ebduoe Sez
riet6 in 8rano unb iuurbe nit a0em
mas 1i6 BARN befanb, barunter cine
aub, cine srUBe Guuntitdt 8ei5en, Seu,
unb 9tderbaus@ erdt6i6aften Elm &aub
Der 5lnmmen. Ser S6nben belduft
iif auf minoeitcns $4,000 unb 1T MIR
;lm Sbeiliu Der Soulruarc Nio S(iloc!as
tion brrf Yerli9eruug 9ebedt.
- 6err SEQ. Siltebdumer ~Ieicrte
lcbtcu Spnnta9 icinen "a. @eturtstn9
nno iuurbe bel bieier @%elcsenbcit pom
Der 0rafe Brass 8nuo nit cinem
Stdnb6en beebrt, 9icIc aapeac if
crit tiirjli6 Or9auilirt woroen uno Tic
fert III Nnbetradt Der furjen 3eit, ipelde
Die Nfitslieocr auf bas lleben uerfuen
bcn fonuten, i6un re6t CUTE Ntuiit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-03-16

&lc hcrr y. @. @entncr all Den
Snrg leinc" SObucs i'll Goficpuile
9nnln5, gcrilICn iuuroc, glnubtc luobl
NicnAEo, OnB Gud or iobalo Der Sidcl
oc@ uncrbittlibcu Eooes u~crfollclr
wtroc, mir hcHuu6 ltnnocu icinc
IrcuiIbc 9eitcM Dor Icincr Sooteubabre
Hnl Der Nclmrciie uOn Gpifcpui1c, Sus
0trlclhc }idJ cine lbiucrc GrfGltuuo III,
Ole i'm dul 0Hs &rnufculn9cr mari, oas
CT !lldt mrcbr icbcno Ucrlnlieu lolltc uub
an Gicnstn9 &Ormittn9 bccnbctc Scrr
Mrrtlrcr lciu crreiguiBoollcs 9cbcn.
Der 8CrltOrhcnc mar iu Sabre 1914
Ill &lrdbclnI, &ilrtcmber9, gcbOrcn,
lOplclblt CT clHc quite Sdul6ilouna &c
nUB. ,(m Sabre 1881 mnnocrtc CT uud)
&mclit0 aus mnh i6!oB iif III Hbila-
aelpblG Der Nniicolun9s- Bclclldait ali
Die i'll Sabre 1853; unicrc Stnot orilu-
octC. Gr fam in Sabre 1887 blerber
ais unlcrc Stn6t iii Gntltc6tr bc0rilien
mar ",o geGnrtc lpnlit i'll Den @riinpcrn
mi Crcs @cmcinlucicus mo Su ben criten
AuIicolcrn hCs Gountp's. ,Oicr iuihs
mctc CT lid Der 9anbluirtbidoit ullo En-
mnrb IlfD burd JteiB uhb Spariamfcit
clI %nnlebrlld)cs ScrmO9en. Su Den
6O9cr SaBrcn iuurhc !Oerr @cntncr uls
County 9heiipr criudblt, iueld)cm Imte
CT IS Sabre fang oOritouO, bis por9e,
ltrlttencs Ilter i'm jluang ieiucn 30
itcr !un9erer 9anbeu Su iiberlaiieu.
Gr luar bcfdlrt mo nlgcmein gtod.
let. Nit ie incm0ir9ars psrlieren mir
clnM autcn Burger, hns 9eutiftbum
cllCN lciter bcrporrngcnoten 8ertreter
lInc ieirc 6amilic ciucn trcucn uno lie
beuOllcn Gltten, &Gtcr uro @roBuatcr.
9as Sc9rGbniB Inuo geitern Nadp,
Guf Dem itdbtiiGcn 5ricobofc
ltatt uno 9a6cn cine 9ro6e Nlljobl Sur-
ger uHO Scfduutc Don 9tnb NIB iscrn
oCm @critorhcncn hns Gclcitc ;ur lebter
6ricec icluer IIte mo
Ehrc iciutm Nnoenfcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-03-16

l~lnierc 5urner bdben sum grDBten
Sbeil einiebcu S~eternt, oaB Der Yreia
ibrcr Erobucte Don Der SnDl uno bcm
@Ublitanbc %rricrcr cinbeimiiden Irbei.
tcrbeuolfcrun9 nbbdt9t. Sober cinSelne
4rbei!er iitcln G%ouiunttt beg 5drmers,
10 ldn9e or Sch bal, uno 6elo hat or
10 lan9e er Seidditi9uns bat. Be
id1iti9un9, \. f. lobneuoc Seiddf.
bat CT, 10 lange uniere einbeimi.
SibuItrie burd Den S9usSuI ee>
iit.-(&bl.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-03-16

en-, ara bemolirt mar. 9iebe 6atten ben
@elo i9ranf mittelt Spren9puls
yer aufsebro9 en-. Ser Yoit meifter bate
q. 800 Dollars in benz S6ranf sebabt.
auBer oieiem @eloe nabmen Die Siebe
inf gOlbene l16reH i'm 8ertbe BON
ESQ Dollars, Die benz 8u9bdubler Sell
5eb6rten, nit ii6. Die inHere.. Ginridz
Der 8OftOffice tpuroe .bur6 Die
itart. mitsenOmmen. Son ben
gerbre6ern, alem Serm ut6en nnd brei
an Der 3abl, bat mlan feline Spur.
= Ser Sun9geiele Samusl Ganbam,
tuel3er bier Neilen Don Seoal fla cine
Sarm beuirtbi9aftete, 1T felt benz rs.
5ebruar peri6o0en. 9ie 8feroe bes
gerI6tpunoencn ipurben lebte 8ode
balb perbung.rt i'm Stale aufsefunoen.
Sa @anbam am s~enanuten Gage cine
beoeutenbe @elbiu mme in ieinem 8efib
bate, 10 wirb ansenOmmen, baB er
einem Serbre9en Sum Spfer 9efaueu
lei, Senn elm @runo fir abIihtlldes
8eri6pinben lit ni6t %oorbanbeu, oa
9anbam cine gut einseri6tete Sarm
betrieb unb mad ieinem 8eri6winoen
gl1es in beiterS rbnung %befunosn purbe,
unb er aud erit tir5lid ben 8a6t Gonz
trait erneuert bate. Ser SerI6tuunz
bene lit 40 Sabre aft, 6 SUB bod, BON
proportiunirter @eitalt, rotbem Solz
bart un0 tpar nit einem 9etu0bnliden
Grbeit5an5ug uno i6tuar5em weidcn
Sil5but befleioet.
- glus Sieomunt, @apne County,
tpirb beri6tet, oaB bort bas 2ocal.Sp=
tiun=@eieb itrens bur6gefilbrt meroe,
aber troboem Srunfen6eit Oil Der Saz
9esoronun9 lei. Inter Der SeSetdz
nuns Hard Cider, Orange Wine mn
anoerer @etrdnfe nit uniduloi9en STA:
men iuerben 5liiiii9feiten perabrei6t
Die ibren Gfeft ntdt perfebien. Dit
alte @ei6i6te!
- Sn Gprin9iielo iuurben ) Stra:
6~enrduber 9tnmens S. $. 3bOmpion
Oscar Goodman uno 9u9b &Osmar
uerbaftet. iuelde Die 8abnb0fe Der GUli
unO Der Srisco giienba6n 5um S6au;
plutc iDrer Sbaten maGter. 3ulcbt
bntteu lie einen 8ittsburgcr 6unoslsz
reileuben Inn 1858 beraubt. Gborlpipn
lit Elm p~romineutcr 5arner, lueltjcr sir
&crniD9cu pon miubeiteus $4,000 be.
libt.
- ct. Spiepb lit bon einem sfluinoz
fer beim9eIu6t woroen, Der iif biesmal
IGr einen 8BOtp9rupbm aus9ab. Gr
erbOt ii6, bic idDniten Bilocr III ga.
b;uetfurm fir 81 bus 9utenb 6u modem
Die Sutoen llefet ibnl Ill S6naren 5t,
be5ablten germ Die als Gnjablung Sc
fprberten 90 Gents uno babeI l1ltn Gllc
6ns Nn6ieben. Die @eiammiernte hes
! y&iinitlers" miro nuf $500 ~arge9ebcH.
Smoesridter Srcfel bat Den 9tn.
tru9 auf 8~euiaigun9 oe5 Sabca3 Cor
pus=Seriabrens 5u @uniteu Der Gountp=
ridter bon ct. Clair County ab1eiuic.
len. GieIe Ridter iiten befanrtltb I'M
Stuot9cfdngniB in Seiferion Gitp, lpetl
lie cinem SeTe9le be5 Sunecs9cri6ts
(Stcuern sur GinlDIun9 BON County.
Serbinoli6feiten aufjule9en) nidt nn6:
fpmmer iuUllen. Nu6 Den 9utrag, an
oas SHnocsobcr9eridt oppelireu 81
biirfsn, iuics Der Gi6ter ab. Die At.
iuGlte Ser eingeiperrten Gouutpri6ter
tuOllen Die Sade jett bircft beim g.
Ct. Sbergeri6t %anbdn9ig MAIDEN.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-03-16

tuirb piele Barser unieres Counties
idmerSlid beriibren.
Gr ipurbe i'm Sabre 1923 in Gala.
man Co., Roy seberen, fam 1s43 mad
5birb Greet 9Owuibip uHo i6lus bort
feline 5eimatb anf; Durbe 1850 in Die
2esislatur setudblt uHo Obslei6 ieIbt
Elm Sclauenbalter puroe er elmer Der
sefar6teiten GbO%litioniiteH. 1860
ruuroe er als 9elesat na6 Der republic
fanil6en RatiDuals@ uupentiOn sei6Idt
unb ipdter na6 2iHcOlH's Grpdblung
gum Il. 9. Rnri6aq pun @eitzO siiiOuri
ernanut. @a6 ausbru6 bes &rieses
reiisnirte er uno pibmete feline 3eit Der
Organization Der Sreipiaisen uno als
bieies nidt mebr n6tbig, Der SraEis oel
Webi5in, in pelder er sroBe grfolse
au~fSuipeiieu bat. Gr binterldBt eint
sroBe NnSabl 6reunbe beiber 8arteier
I'M ieineu Sob 81 b%etrauern.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-03-16
llnterIaRt pas Experimentation

gStun BIC guracu in 8rflbr ilur, III ftint
:3eit nit Srrtrim1rten III rtrlifIcn. GuS-
sebrung eri6eiRt susrf INNER ais Grf1ltura.
ydft GuG Itins biGisc Ha6obnuua ron IT.
Rings Eep Iiscrrrrp 9ssrn ausjtbruna,
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Sine Barrier Seitung meloct, Iii ct.
2uuls, Der NauptItubt Tnfota's iii cine
ganj ucuc, abcr iurdbare St rantbeit, Die
y8ll5idrn" 8clarnt, nu5gebrpdcu mo
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perbuubCncn Scrluit all Wculdcnlctcn
lpnrcn nGmlih nur 81. yoais ou3 qc.
fabelt Wnroen ND Der intelligence Rc
boftcur Der Barrier Setting lditc i'd
bo5 10 Surcdt9ele9t, Sli5Snrb muiie
pObl cine &rantbeit uUb ct. 9oui$ Die
Sauptituht 2Ufptas iein.
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yscuc 9ibouncntcu.

seit ~uniercr lebten Gnsgabe batten
mir Das gsrgnii9en fOl9enoe g}amen
Der iteti9 uufienoen @bonneitten SI'ie
bes y8oltsblatt' 6ci;nfi9en:
Scrnnanu Slime, WorrtlOn, Mo.
Ism. 0cguefe, 9rafe. Wto.
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@it nls Der tcirtnclper YuScisc or
iidtlidl, tpcrocn Die Mlt9lic6tr bcs
@aibingtpn, Mtp., SrhcItcr ON Cams.
tag, Den -. :. 81, i'll Der bicii9en Gun-
Sertballe cin grpBes GOnScrt nit baraui
fo!9clrbcm 1an;frGnSfeH pcrduitaltcu
Sns OrdeIter bcitebt nIs seifultcn
Mtuiitcrn, sic uortrcIflidcs III lciitsn I'M
Stnnbc iiuo.
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Die neue perbeRerte
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