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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1888-12-27
Christmas in Washington.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 26-Christmas was
spent in Washington in a very quiet manner,
so far as social festivities were concerned.
The President and Mrs. Cleveland decided
to remain at the White House throughout
the day, and took their Christmas dinner
without company. There were no elaborate
preparations, bnt the usual amount of holly
and mistletoe decorated the private rooms of
the President and his wife, and the gardener
in charge of the greenhouses had been nour-
ishing some particular flowers industriously
for some weeks in order that Mrs. Cleve-
lands penchant for lovely blossoms could be
gratified to the highest degree possible. The
Misses Bayard are in the city, but made no
preparations for social festivities until after
New Years. Mrs. Fairchild, after enjoying
her Christmas dinner in Washington, left
for New York today, to return on the follow
ing Monday to be present at the New Years
reception which is always held at the White
House.
Mrs Eudicott left with the Secretary on
Friday for New Elgand and spent Christ
mas in her Massachusetts, home. Mrs. Dick
inson, wife of the Postmaster General, has
several guests here from Michigan, who en-
lvened her house, but there were no festiyi-
ties other than those confined to the members
of the family and their guest. Mrs. Villas
was too i'll to think of the social affairs of the
ndIIOU,duu MIS- w Ulluty Was buO Ouly Ouc VI
the cabinet ladies who had any programme
for the week. Mrs. Whitley will give ger
man tomorrow evening, (which will,of course,
be very enjoyable affair to those who are
so fortunate as to receive cards. The affair
is to be children's party in honor of Mrs.
Whltney's little niece who is guest at the
house at present On Saturday Miss Mollie
Villas, the president and Miss Pauline Whit
ney, secretary will be in their element as
officials Of the Children's Christmas Club,
which is to follow the course adopted dur
ing Mr.. Arthur's administration.
The Samoan Question.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 26.-The Senate sub.
committee on foreign relations, Messrs.
Sherman, Dolph and Morgan, appointed to
conduct the investigation Of the Samoan
question, was to have met today to begin the
investigation by the examination Of Harold
| NJ. Sewal, our Consul-General to Samoa.
who returned Monday from San Francisco.
| But before the sergeant-at-arms got around
| to notify Sewall of the meeting on
| Wednesday, he had left for Maine to spend
| Christmas with his father, Hon. Arthur Sew
| all, president of the Maine Central railroad
and Maine member of the Democratic Ma
| tional committee. He is expected back by
| the end of the week, when the investigation
win begin. Instructions have been forward
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1888-12-27

THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS,
Published every day Sundays excepted) by the
PORTLAND PUBLISHING COMPANY.
AT 81 EXCHANGE STREET. PORTLAND, ME.
Address all communications TO
PORTLAND PUBLISHING co.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1888-12-27
Foreign Notes.

Meetings of Panama shareholders in pro-
vincial centres continue TO pass resolutions
in support Of M. de Lesseps, and to sign en-
gagements binding them to foreg0 the paw
ment of interest by the company.
Before withdrawing entirely from Suakim
the British will build strong permanent
forts, on which guns will be mounted so as to
sweep the plains. Black regiments will be
kept TO garrison the place.
In the draught contest In London yester-
day, Baker won one game and two games
were drawn.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1888-12-27
tho General

PARIS, Dec 26.-Leading French soldiers
condemn Boulanger's action in deciding to
contest the vacant seat in the Department of
the Seine. A strong government clique Is
organizing to oppose him.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-09-29
TO THE VOTERS or BINGHAM COUNTY.

GENTLEMEE.-I take this method of inform
ing you that am candidate for the Office of
Prosecuting Attorney AT the November cleo
ton. desire the votes of every free man In
the county who may think, that will make
better ofhcer than any other man who may be
a candidate for said Office. and that my cleo
tion viii best advance the interest of the tax
payers Of the county. In becoming a candi-
date have infriDged on the rights of no other
man. have no claim on the voters bus those
IN common with every other free man have
according 10 the Constitution OF my country
the right 10 ask any Office within the gift Of
the people and am glad thar you have the
right to vote for whnEnsoever you please.
There are few IL any offices of greater ilnpor-
tance or of more vital interest 10 the taxpay-
ers Of the county Of Bingham. II is not a
political Office aud should be filled by man
for his ability and integrity and not by man
merely for the reason that he claims To belong
TO the strongest party. Not that we may claim
man has or should have his notions on the
great political questions that divide and inter
est the American people, and should fearless
ly and candidiy avow them, and IL convinced
that he is wrong abandon them. l have acted
the most Of my time with the democratic
party. but am in favor of protective tariff,
that will protect every American industry
from the cultivation of peanut 20 the build
ing "A navy or q railroad. lam a temperance
man and will be sure 20 be sober from now till
the day OF my death. II should bc elected
viii endeavur to have the guilty punished and
the law abiding protected In the enjoyment OF
life. liberty and property.
If a republican form OF government can be
sustained, Ii must be by selecting the best meD
to fili the Offices. The people must take thcts
own cause in their own hands and seq that a
few Office seekers and wire workers don't Sc
lect the candidates for you and then call you
a boltcr or renegade IL you refuse to rattfy
their acts. have no doubt it will be said why
did Orr not wait till he was nominated. In ans
wer win say they don't often nominate a man
who does not help nx up the tricks. No man
has the right 20 say that / shall or shall not
ask the people 10 vote for me. shall not OBJ
jcct to all the conventions that may meet in
this county recommending that be elected
or defeated. And II they nominate one or
more tickets, shall IL 1 live, cndeavor to Sc
lect the best men who may be candidates and
vote for them regardless of whether they are
democrats or republicans, and will chcerfully
submit to whatever you do at the ballot box
for two good reasons. First. because the vo.
ters have the right to say who shall serve
them; and in the second place Will have no
way in the world to help myself.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-09-29
Purely Personal.

Henry Sell has returned from Montana.
Hon james H. Hawley is in Lemhi county.
Marshal Baird was In town last Saturday
Ike Smith tho freighter. has returned from
long trip 10 Custer county.
Mrs. Green. fnee Tregol of Era. is visiting
her parental home In this county.
Surveyor Clark was down from Eagle Rock
"Wednesday.
Attorney Whittier. chairman Of the Anti
Mormon party. came over Thursday.
Editor wheeler. OF tho Pocatello Reporter.
was ia town Wednesday.
Attorney Joe Rich was over from Montpelier
this week on land business.
Agent Gallagher came up from the rcserva-
tion last Wednesday
Hon Presto BurreIi and family spent Satur-
day and Sunday in town visiting friends.
Director Just. of the Insane Asylum. was on
cur streets this week
Geo. w. Powell, one OF the uuterriaed. and
registrar OF Arco, called last week.
ID. Collins, OF Gentle Valley was visitor
20 Blackfoot this week
Mrs. Stuffiebcam spent this week ON the
ranch 70 miles from town.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-09-29
Feather Flowers.

Ladies' everywhere are hunting
something new for home adornments
There are many things they are fore
ed 10 purchase and many little devices
they can get up themselves, One of
the arts they can be taught at home
is that of making different kinds of
Feather Flowers and Ornaments This
can be taught in a short time and at
small expense Parties desiring to
learn viii be given full instructions
for $3.50 For particulars address
GEM Flower Co, Blackfoot
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-09-29
RATEs.
10 DE Grand DemeeratIe RalIy Oct. 5th.

To the Grand Democratic Rally Oct 9Th.
From all points between Soda
Springs and American Falls and be-
tween Oxford and Beaver Canon one
and one fifth fare will be given for
the round trip, good to return ON the
9th. A special train with coach at
tachcd will leave Pocatello for Black
foot at 4 p. m. and the train coming
South viii be run so rs to reach Black
foot Mt 6 p. m. on that day. That
will he the grand day Of the campaign
for South Idaho Everybody come.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-09-29

Hsrtics l,uying hts ~ The new ccml
n should bny their monuments,
! elc.. II Browns Marble Works.
Al Lake. Ills work h llrat class ara
- loN down
ger Ready Dress STAYS, No lads
@nla make dress without having
n ever Ready Dress STAY Ia II call
u sS them and hc convinced.
Viii DASrLsos
II received al Mrs, Iiolbrook's :
II Hats for ladies and misses, also
II Ribbons and Fancy Feathers.
n yoa Eaut working cnat & vest
h 500 90 70 Danlisons
Fine line ~ Black and coloyod
sys Just arrived ~ sln lIoibuolss
Il. Danilson has received bis
n stock of Shoes, he has the brs,
lmns srhool shoe IL town
Aa nv spring asd summer Boys
\ A,hiag q; cost for Tic ucx; shrce
- Mrs ll0llntos
sriilso1 otess bargains IN stock.
yoShing like them III ail Black
n See f,x yourselves
d, useivesl at Mrs iIolhrooks i
n llas Il Ladies' White Underwear.
Hrhe Porter apple, hest ii tho mar
4 sn,iFsly free from worms. on sale
We, 4 Drunilers; try them
lIoasy talks, cash prices will tell.
West & Drumilcrs IL the plaee
\ 4~sd Il Call on them for any
E ihsy keep aud sec their pfiecs
Blankets pr pair s2a5 up 70 80.
Ncst d numilcrs
A+sNatF ANt tsAttNtnHs @1tA AtttNAF
arl s2s carl; usually eold for
sel 4. West & Drnmilcrs
I.asys llsnncls, Dress Goods, TIA.
HNear all kinds at cash prices al
" 4 nnmilcsA
RNshs cotton hose. seamless No !
goods, seven pair Tor Que dollar
scoi hac -. ~ anil G5 tsnis per
I|fas West 4 Dumiicra
allfEnia c,alorntcsl fruits, of M
is Utah dried apples 2 pounds for
dollar; Utah Apricois O pounds
cue dollar, West & Drumilcr.
w hanckcrchicfs G5 cents to i.5O
rs and Shoes, bats aud caps init.
aud gloves at bed rock pricce al
n D DruiniIcrs
||Ihc "ccqaettcn Is the best 5 cent
eAf and the aMaccdonion" the best
cigar Ia the city, sold at West &
|uniiers
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-09-29
Falr Warming.

Il having been reported to me that
certain parties living between Black.
foot and Eagle Rock are in the habit
of worrying cattle on the range and
when they 60 to certain places for
water with dogs; now | do hereby
warn the parties, if il is persisted in
! shall proceed to law against them.
OLIIE STEELE,
Stock Inspector
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-09-29
las' FrOH HEAVIER Canon, Idaho.

tfeH' HEAVIER Canon, Idaho.
N N following described work horses.
N IL nay horse, 0 years old, stripe IN
\ !. eog backed, weighs 100, bran.
n N, = On left shoulder and A II on
Rrks N .'s's so''''
IN vae hay horse, . years old, white
IN leet saddle aud collar marks.
sas ss0 lbs, branded ts) on right
Y aud shoulder and s r on left
|Su n and shoulder
Jnc ,o', black horse, 10 years old, star
n d'v'eoeod, weighs 900 lbs. saddle
|, n = aollar marks, branded j d on
" .soultlcr and A II ON right thigh.
n az sorrei horse, S years Old. weighs
h 0randed p | on left shoulder and
y right thigh, saddle marks.
|ra,, information leading to their
EoI''s gs'y will be rewarded. Addtcss
spencer & Co. or
|ps.. a. REpToRp.
'ef Canon August 18Th. 1893.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-09-29
HEAP COUNTER
Mrs. y. +. IIoIbrook

II Established a Cheap Counter on
~, nv VIII y b. found tic following
Eadics LWes.
Dress Goo,lA
Straw Hats,
and Gloves.
Ana ail summer goods az cost.
eaFiy and be convinced.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-09-29
GRAND DEMOCRATIC RALLY.
Under the Auspices Of The Bingham
County Democratic Club.

The Grandest Ratification Meeting
ever known in South Idaho will be
held in the court house at Blackfoot.
Friday evening, October 9th. Hon
James II. Hawley, Hon. Tom Catalan
and other distinguished speakers from
abroad win speak on the political Is.
sues of the day.
Special Rates viii be given BY the
railroad to all who attend, Every.
body invited. Speaking will begin
at o'clock sharp.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-09-29

luscious and sweet as ever grew in
sunny France. We learn his brother
has vineyard there from which he
expects TO gather eighty tons. o my.
would that we were amid the leafy
vines just for a day, one day.
Rheumatism Is caused BY poison
ous acid in the blood and yields to
Ayers Pills. Many cases which APP
peared chronic and hopeless, has been
completely cured by this medicine II
will cost but little to try what effect
the pills may have in your case. We
predict success.
Mr. c. Bunting Jr, attended the
Bingham County Agricultural Fair
and was so well pleased with the dis
play, particularly of farm products,
that he bought one hundred tickets OF
entrance and donated them to the as
sociation This liberality was most
commendablc on the part Of Mr.
Bunting and such manifestations of
interest will 60 far towards guaran-
teeing greater success next year.
Hon. Fred 7. Dubois is expected
in the Territory in few days. II
seems he has changed his mind a lit
tie. Instead Of remaining in Wash
ton to look after the peoples interest
he comes home to look after the
fences around his own fields. 1t will
be hard matter TO keep Hawley out.
The Union Pacific Railway Co. will
give the following excursion rates
from stations named to Salt Lake and
return:
Beaver Canon, 1925.
Market Lake, 5000.
Eagle Rock, 960
Blackfoot, 7.6O.
Pocatello, 7,6O.
Oxford, $50.
Soda Springs. $50.
Tickets on sale from October 1st to |
October 9th, and good till 18th.
"Hit peers like Jim Hawley will git
to Congress this time; me and my |
boys, Tom and John and most all my
neighbors went fur Mr.. Dubois and |
agin Mr. Haley the last time, but
we's all for Hawley now. Yes I say. |
hit peers like he will git there; least !
wise that's the way tis in my neigh
borhood" !" said an old rancher ycster-
day.
Twelve months ago Jim Hawley /
was petted and praised for his great
work in prosecution Of the Mormons:
now that he wants to 90 to Congress
he is in alliance with the AIormons.
How many sensible men who know
Jim Hawley will believe this, not one. /
Jim Hawley is trying to iniure the
mining interests of the Territory. how
many men believe this. not one.
Twelve months ago Jim Hawley was
against annexation, now he
is for annexation. How many will
believe this, not one; no, not one.
These charges have sort of reflex
action and the party bringing them
will do themselves more harm than
they will Mr. HawleY.
The Boise Statesman says Mr.. Haw-
ley did not open his mouth on the
scheme in his Chailis
speech. 1t was not worth the while;
every voter in the territory, in north,
central or south Idaho, who has any
acquaintance with him knows Of his
views on that measure, and il he
should fail to mention 1t in any of his
speeches it will not cause him or his
friends to lose any sleep over il.
North Idaho understands Mr. Haw-
ey's position on that question-Cen.
-ral Idaho understands it; South Ida
no understands it and when the vo-
.ers go to the polls they will 90 there
with the full confidence that Mr.. Haw-
ey viii carry out all his pledges and
promises to them. Mr.. Hawley is an
ldahoan and there is no danger of its
with him in Conyrass
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-09-29

New Fall Dress Goods, Calicos and
Ginghams, etc just received this week
at West & Drumiler's
Our w. & ID. tea at 40 cents has a
reputation second to none throughout
Idaho, West & Drumiler.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-09-29
TO Ed. GRIFFITH

Win you please communicate with
Ill II. Severe, Oakley, Idaho. ANY
acquaintance Of the above named gen
tleman who knows of his address will
confer a favor BY directing his atten-
tion to this or sending his address to
IL II. SEVERE,
Oakley, Idaho.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-09-29

Jesse Vogler, brother of Express
Agent Fred VogIer, is seriously Ill
with typhoid fever.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-09-29
rtsA i Northern Time Card

H. postoiiice hours at Poeasclio
hereafter l,e as follows:
IA DAYS from s a. N. 10 : q. m.
SUNDAYS
"a ID 10 q. m. 4 q. p.ia. 10 ! pm.
Jas cAnpnit- T. u.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-09-29

NOTICE.
/ have sold my interest in Black
foot Saloon and Billiard Hall to Saml
McCrackin. and the business will
henceforth be conducted under the
firm name of Mester& McCraclSin all
parties indebted TO the old firm of
Mester&Shanncn win please call and
settle thier accounts.
MEsTER & SHANNON.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-09-29
MONEY TO LOAN.

Money to loan on well improved
real estate. Apply at
THE NEws 0FFIcE.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-09-29
THE IDAHO NEWS.
TERMS

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Advertising rates furnished on application
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-09-29

Parties laying iots IN lhc new ocm-
Il should bny their monuments.
T.. elc.. II Browns Marble WcrSs
Lake. Ills work Is llrst class ard
IL l0K down
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-09-29
gE IDAHO NEWS.
IMAM JONES, Publisher.

81, ,he Dostoiiice at islaekfoot, Idaho. l
ffs,alnnissIi,ti go as second class niail matter. ]
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-05-25

9ret Irbeiter Barteien, Die ,,uuion"
Die uuniteo" unb Die ,,@reenbad", biel.
ten in OOriger @u6e @eriammlungeu
III Cincinnati ab. Mtan iollte eigent=
li6 metnen, Die Sntereiien Der 9lrbeiter
Ierforoern Gini9feit, aber bieie @pnoen,
tiOnen iparGn auoerer 9lnli6t. ollie
Serlu6e sur Gini9uns i6lu9en febl,
unb es puroen 5Wei rationale 5idets
auf9eitcltt. Die Linton 2a6or Sartei"
nominirte CHARLES 6. Cunningham BON
9ittle Sod fir Srdlioent uno u. S.
Streeter bon Sqinuis fitr 9ice=8rdiis
Dent, uno Die ,,llniteb 2ubor 8artei"
itelte 8ubert j.. Goiporie bon Slinois
als @rIten nno @. s.. z. @atelIielb als
3weiten auf pas Sidet. Sie ,@reen=
bad 2obor Barta" bei9loB ebenfalls,
einen ei9enen 9tatiOnalcOnuent abjubals
ten uuo feline Sutton nit ir9eno elmer
anoeren Yarta ein5ugeben. Gas brin9t
al1o brei rationale 9lrbeiter<5idcts iu's
6elo uuo Die 9lrteiter IelbIt t0uneu
nidts Beliere5 tbun, ais - fir Die re-
publifaniIden Ganoioaten Su itimmen.
,Geutral Ntinuurier."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-05-25

Rsus 8arm nnt Sprhtsplssu llris an pant
unb auf Ssisauus brSsRsai.
Cine sroBe NnsabI Bause, gsgen,
@uItiuators unb 6armserdtbfdafien
tets borrdthia.
Experimentation prompt unb 70 btais al
frasnewo In Der Staet ausasfiHrt.
eenhes teharf pith es In feinem Snfereae 10
Sen. bel uns rsrjRipre&en.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-05-25

Gin nCulider 8eri6t be5 @eneral=
cOnIuGs SatOb Nhiller, III 6ranfiurt,
tuUna6 Die beutI6e @inpanberuug aus
Dem allerbelten Material, Der Webr5abl
na6 aus 2suten 5lpii6en 25 unb 35
SaDren beitebt, 9ibt bem gt.g. n6eralo"
SeranlaiiuHg, Den Geuti6en tuieber einz
nal einen rYuif" gu ldreiben, nudoem
ct iBnen lGn9ere 3eit iueni9 8unit er'
jei9t bat. Sr ia9t: ,,g8ir babcn feline
6eiieren 8iir9er als chen oteie 9euti9en.
Sic iinO peritdnoig, in Der 9rpBen
Mebr5abt fir Grbaltun9 Der beItebenben
Sronun9, flciBi9, Ipariam, paiien in ibre
Gldbe, wie eiu runoer Stift in ein run.
bes 2o6. g8ir fDnuen ibre 3uItr6muns
10 lan9e ausGalten, uie es baueru iuir0.
9eutId!ano mag Den &erluit 10 9uten
Wteni i6enmaterials betrauern, aber mir,
auf oieier Seite oes Meeres, baben
feline Geranlaiiun9 bariiber ju murz
ren." - 9lGle5 bas lit iuabr uno lit au6
l6on Of 9ela9t tUoroen. Iber es tbut
ni6ts, wenn es 5utueilen iuieOerbolt
miro, beionbers ben einfdlti9en @eroddz
tigupsen se9eniIber, tuel9e in 5ol9e oes
3relben5 elmer .0anouOlI BON Nnar6iiten
in einem 3beile Der enslil6en Yreiie
9e9en Die 0eutiden I'M 9lu9emeinen
Mobe 9eluproen iino. - { Buffalo
8fro.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-05-25

Ser GOn9reB fpItet ben Ser. Stauten
Siemli6 piel Gels, Senat uno Saus
baben salIammen 4O1 Mitslieoer uuO
Don bieien be5ieben Die Senatoren $3.50, :
900, Die 9l6georbneten uber 81 $4,000
@ebalt jdbrli6. 8ie iebr Sablrei6nen
8eamten beiber Sduier fOiten tueitere
1884, 900 i'm Sabr. 9a5u fpmmen bann
nod an ReileuseIbern $4,000, fir
G6reibmaterialien $4,000, $4,000
fir Die Steno9rapben unb einise MilIi=
unen fir Den 9rud Der Serbanolunsen
Hno Der 9ebaltenen unb ni6t sebaltenen
Reoen. 5iinf WiQionen Dollars idbr
li6 merben unsefdbr Die Soften bes
s Son9refes beden.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-05-25

ldBt ii9 au9 na9meiien, baB Die 0emp.
fraten penn aud nidt Die sunse 70 bod
oiel S9ulb an bieien i6le6ten Better
bapen uub bas perbdlt ii9 10: Seit
mebreren Sabren i9On baben bic Demo.
fraten bic Mebr6eit i'm GonsreB UNI
! itets mar es ibr 8eltreben ben S6us5oll
abSui6affen, tbaten es aber ni6t. llno
iparum ni6t? gritens, neil piele ibre
eisene Snbuitrie sei6ibt baben iuOllteu
Stueitens, neil bic bemofratiide 8artei
iiberbaupt unfdbig iit irseno etiuas 81
tbun, tpas bas 8olf gutbeiBen fDnnte
uno bas peiB Der oemofratii6e Gon9reB
gut senus, unb besbalb i6ldst er Die
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lere @eiddftsleute uno Smporteure
aber tparten INNER nod nit Spannun9
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uno iaufe ii6 pol. @olIen
oiele 5anatifer Die Sruntsnbolbe aus
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feline @eiebe mona9 bic 3runfenbeit be-
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lie ii6 ielbit befneipen. 9lber Der
8irh, Der ni6t INNER uiiien fam Oh
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-05-25
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Wartt. Ole laaft lsidt unO serduI6Ips, IN
ielbf-fsnbar nns erforbtrt tesbaIb i'm @ntrin.
ger Der Wassl obsr S@ifden feline Wi6s
Au9 bat Sisis Wal4ine ale bic ntuslfsn gtr-
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bdS S&Dnlfe unb Bette.
aauft feline Ral9ine rbs ibr bic neue Gin.
ger sepIiift babr.
Ndbmai1inen alsr grt psrten uparirt
ane 3ufrircsnbeit sarautirt.
@mil 5riti9,
Srrmann, Ro.