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Ell DORADO's ADVANTAGES.
The Pioneers Have Faith in Her Future
A Big Reunion Proposed

"A big Reunion proposed.
The Placerville Observer predicts a brill
liant future for Ell Dorado. Among other
things its says: Among the many local adj
vantages of this city and county, to which
we have SO often called attention. there is
one OF which nature has made of lasting
and manifest importance. 1t required nc
engineering skill to blaze the Old Emf
grant Road through the center of what
was and IS the empire county of the State
Long before the organization of the Central
Pacific Company, nature and the pioneers
had made 1t by far the most direct and
feasible route across the mountains That
the first great railway of the State did not
follow this route, was less the fault of its
builders than of officious misrepresenta-
tiveS of Placerville. And since its COM
pletion and the consequent diversion of
trade and travel from this city and county,
their natural advantages have been in
allegiance.
but the era of agriculture, stock-raising
and their related industries, which has
supplemented that of mining, has brought
with II railroad for purely local service.
1t has come to develop and utilize resources
and Industries, in the absence of which il
would not have come at all. Thus the
city that once aspired TO the subordinate
position of way station on an overland
road, and has been so long depressed by
reason of its failure, is destined to the
higher rank of terminal and dsributive
point. As the future trade center of the
county, with a backing of diversified in
dustries and business reciprocities, it is at
last TO realize the manifold local resources
and advantages, in which the people of
neighboring towns and OF the county at
large have common pride aud interest.
There are thousands on the Pacific
coast who share the pride and interest of
our own people in all that concerns the
magnificent empire of which Placerville is
only the capital city. By the first discovery
and development of gold deposits within
its borders, and on the line of it's great his
torical highway, it took the undisputed pre-
cedence to which it is entitled, and was for
decade the first home of more than one
half the overland emigration to the State.
In these early residents it has loyal repre-
sentatives in every town, city and county
on the Pacific coast. To make them wit
nesses of the prosperity in which they re-
joice, we propose that their next annual re
union shall be at the city of Placerville.
Tit Observer cordially tenders them the free
dom of the municipality and a hospitable
welcome to pleasant homes"
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THE PRESIDENTS RAILROAD MES
SAGE

The Presidents message transmitting the
report of the Pacific Railway Commission
deals with a great deal of matter with
which, during years Of discussion, the peo-
pie have been made familiar. The charges
to which the President refers in general
way, are not new, and the facts justify the
statement that they have not been estab-
lished. On the contrary, they have been
repeatedly shown 10 be gromdless, and the
result of demagogic speculation and politi-
cal chieane. 1t may be assumed, however,
that the President bases his generalization
upon the prejudiced and partisan findings
OF the minority of the Commission, and
that he entertains no positiveness of view
concerning them, since the recitaIs he
makes are hypothetical, and qualified by
the proviso, If these things be true. The
reader will search the message in vain for
any direct statement by the Executive. that
the Pacific railroad builders have failed in
any obligation imposed upon them. They
have uniformly declared that they have
kept the letter and the spirit of the law.
and haze shown by undeniable proofs that
this is the truth. But we apprehend that
these matters are not now of value in the
consideration of the one chief and oyer
shadowing question of adjustment of the
financial relations between the Govern
ment and the railroad companies. After
all the long and Improbable preface in
which the President indulges-and with
which the public has been familiarized
during the past years of snti-railroad cam
paigning by ambitious and INSCRIPTIONS
politicians, who have, in the main, repre-
scented the party of which the President
is now the recognized head-he arrives
st the conclusion, in which all impartial
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minds will cesicur, that the financial issues
should be row settled and for all time.
And this, too, according to such calm and
wise counsels as will secure to the Govern
meslt all that is due or to become due to j..
from the aided roads. But while This
should, as the President clearly Indicates,
be done in such way as not to forfeit
dollar justly due, neither should it inca
pacitate the roads front making payment,
or from existing independently, as great
arteries of commerce related to the vital
interests Of trade, and in the preservation
of which lines the Government has the
deepest concern. The President condemns
and puts aside as not worthy of discussion
any proceeding that would throw 'the
roads or any portion of them, now or at
any other time, into the possession or
control of the Government" To sum up
passing what certainly was an unnecessary
and unjustifable indulgence in recitals
that sound like the echoes of old-time
rhetoric of the hastings of the anti-rail-
road era--he advises, as we have already
said, such settlement as will be final, and
as viii leave the roads independent and
secure to the Government its dues to the
last cent, without impairing the ability Of
the companies as transportation agencies
of the first Importance. Without advising
any specific method of attaining these de-
sirable ends, he commits the whole subject
to Congress. And this conclusion of his
review, it is submitted, justifes the excep-
ton taken to the prefaces through which
it is reached 1t is likewise submitted
that these prefactory concessions to the
now dead and buried anti-railroad senti-
ment and old-time demagogy have, as
the New York Tribune suggests, rendered
somewhat, but temporarily, more difficult
the achievement the President wisely ex-
presses the hope will be soon and effect
lively attained
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A FUNNY WORLD.

ID his muscles were enough to shorten his
breath. And another came TO console
lin, bus called him hardened wretch"
and the tough" reached down for a boot
acls and caught him an ugly fetch"
lnd strange rs the story seemeth, the
list 'seaped deadly toiI-whie the other
Sas killed with the bootiacIl-he was
:ured by 81; jacobs Oil So the Oil was
rue TO its mission, but it's rather Il sing lar
act that wretch should live in spite o.
Ill and good man go to rack. We know
lot why these things should be, but Of
me thing we are sure, that sprains or
bruises of any kind the Oil is sure to
ure. As the following testify: pitts
burg, Pa, 302 Wylie ave, Jan. 20, 1887
)ne of my workmen fell from a ladder
,wcnty-three feet; sprained and bruised
lis arm very badly. lie thought he could
lot work for six weeks. He used st.
Jacobs Oil and was cured in fouI days.
Franz X. Goelz." mo. 81 Fletcher ST,
Lowell, Mass, Nov. 4, 18S6.-Suffered
With injury to my knee, which occurred
.everal years ago, and became chronic
Treated by best physicians without per-
nanent benefit. St. Jacobs Oil was used
md the knee is completely cured. n.
Howard SawtelIe." Rush. Susquehanna
county, Pa, Dec. 30, 1851 jumped
rom high load and sprained my ankle
Eery badly. 1t was terribly swollen and
Fery painful Bathed it with st. Jacobs
Dill Two days after discarded crutch and
:ane; have not used them since; experience
30 inconvenience, no pain s. B. Mccain
Peoria, H. June 90, 1sS7.-Over two
months ago fell on the ice, badly dis
coating my shoulder, causing great suffer
ng One application of st. Jacobs Oil
yaze me relief; one bottle gave final cure.
Ne return of pain. w. 7. Dowdall, post
naster.n ''Barraboo Station, Wis, June II,
lSS7.-Have not felt the least effects from
NY hurts since ] was cured three years
sgo. / fell from my engine and struck my
back thought the life was knocked out
Of me. S. ". Dixon And so the list
goes on to show innumerable cases that
have been promptly cured, and it is
funny world that it has not found it out.
2 VCf1 infer from larserle csc of III a ho.,-als
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secondhand opinions as conclusive of any
point...-Stockton Mail.
The English ask that their manufactured
Products should be admitted free. This
would close nearly all the factories of
Lowell, Manchester and other towns. The
chimneys of Pittsburg would cease to send
out their clouds of smoke. The great roll
ing mills would be silent. Iron ore would
no longer be wanted, for all these things
would be made cheaper in England, where
labor is less than half what it is here-Sdn
lose Bercltr1
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. TT q tt IL MI T. N TT
ASSETS AND LIABILITIES
OF THE
CALIFORNIA STATE BANK,
At the opening Of business JAN. I6, 1855.
LIABILITIES

STATE OF CALIFORNIA
County of sacramento 80
n. d. kideout and A. Abbott, being duly
sworn, each for himself, deposcs and SAYS that
said n. d. Rideout is President, and the
said A. Abbott is Cashier of the California State
to the best of his knowledge and belief
n. d. RlDEOUT,
a. ABBOTT
subscribed and sworn to before me, this 18th
day of JANUARY, 1SSS.
SEAL JAS. n. PORTER, Notary Public.
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SACRAMENTO
COUNTY BONDS.
SACRAMENTO, December %, 1887.

SACRAMENTO, December %, 1887.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT I. J. 1.
~ HUNToON, Treasurer Of Sacramento
County, State OF California, viii receive bids at
my Office from DECEMBER 30, 1857, at 10 NJ. %
JANUARY %. 1885, at u A., for the sale of
eighty four (SI) Sacramento County Bonds ID
the denomination of one thousand dollars
Isl, 900 each.
said bonds to run twenty years from the ls
day of February, 1888, and to bear interest at
the rate OF four per cent. per annum, interest
payable semi-annually at the County Treas
urer's Office. in the city of Sacramento. No bids
will be received for less than par value. The
Board of Supervisors reserves the right to reject
any and all bids.
By order of the Board OF Supervisors, made
the 2Sd day of December, 1857
]. L. HUETOON,
County Treasurer of Sacramento County, Cal.
ss- Notice is hereby given that ], j. L.
HUNToON, Treasurer OF Sacramento Cou1zy,
Cal, will on the LIST day of FEBRUARY, 1888,
redeem Nos. from l to ISL, inclusive, sacra-
mento County Bonds, Issued In the year 1859.
J. L. HUNTOJE
Treasurer of Sacramento County, Cal.
Sacramento, December %, 1887. d9O-2p
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IMPORTANT.

4 MEETING OF THE COMMITTEE ON
a Roads and Driyeways will be held on FRI
DAY EVENING at the rooms of the Association
529 ] street. Every member of the Executive
Committee is requested to be present. Matters
of great Importance will be considered.
ja19- B. c. /. II. FASSETT Chairman
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SINCE the commencement of the present cold
snap the northern papers have begun to talk q
little less boisterously about citrus culture-Los
angeles Times.
Notone particle less theoretically. Moth
ing has happened to change an opinion or
lessen faith in the north. Sorry so much
cannot be said for all parts of our common
country.
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q CAR II.

HAVING PURCHASED MY OLD PLACE OF
IL business again, known as the Gleeman
Lodging House, l0lS Fourth street. am refur-
nishing and remodeling the entire place with
new carpets and furniture, and in ten days will
be pleased to see my old customers back again
Transient custom solicited.
MRS. A. GLEEMAN.
Sacramento ,
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GAMMEL'S OLD BOOK STORE.

o sO0 VOLS. IN STOCK 500 VOLS
H.OUU Books bought sold and exchanged
Correspondence in reference to the sale or pur
chase of books solicited. Catalogues issued
monthly and mailed on application. GAM
MEL'S OLD BOOK STORE, 1904 Third street
between ] and K. Sacramento. If
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To.pAY,s LEADING NEWS TOPICS.

The report comes from reliable source that
people are starving in Turkey.
Aman in New York kills his wife and then
shoots himself.
A husband consents to q verdict of six ceats
rather than have vitriel thrown in his face.
Napa City desires to become a wine shipping
point.
Near Santa Cruz a man lay under log all
night before he was rescued.
The release OF Father Ryan from prison caused
great rejoicing IN Ireland.
Governor Waterman Is on business visit to
San BernardiRo
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IA OFFICE,

THERE WILL BE A MEETING OF THE
/ Fourth Ward improvement Association
HALL. corner Eighteen,h and NJ Streets IN hear
the report of the Committee on Constitution and
Bylaws, and to consider other important mat
tiers. Addresses will be made by Robert T. Dew
lin and others Ill j Fl PIAT'T Secretary
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$2,5OO-1OO Acres, one.quarter mile
from Railroad Station; three miles
from Latrobe, Ell Dorado county :;
small house and barn; chicken
house; wagon shed; good well of
water; all fenced: 10 acres cleared;
several living springs. A bargain 43l
$S,500-S0 Acres, with good dwell
ing of z rooms, barn and wagon
shed; is miles from city on Pleas
ant Grove Road. 427.
$f5O Per Acre-255 acres, three
miles from the city small orchard,
good house, two barns will be sold
in SO-acre tracts; fine fruit Iand.42
$50 Per Acre-5O Acres four miles
from the city, on Lower Stockton
Road; good dwelling and barn !;
small orchard and vineyard; three
windmills, four wells; all fenced.
$40 so Per Acre-72O acres, well
improved and located; rich soil Alb
$50 Per Acre-24O Acres, near the
city; a good tract TO subdivide. 405
$3.50 Per Acre-6O Acres, two miles
from the city. This can be SUBJ
divided nicely. S.
Sf7 Per Acre-25o Acres. two miles
from Folsom. 346.
$40 Per Acre-40 Acres, near Florin
some improvements. 406.
Money to loan.
P. BOIL. r. 4. CROUCH.
1ptf
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If yen suffer from locseness of the bowels
ADgostura Bisters will surely cure you.
Beware of eouaterfeits, and ask your gro
Ger or druggist FIR the genuine article, pre-
pared by DR.. J. 6, B. siegeEt & Sons.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

Attention, EXempts. = The -
regular election of officers of the TzFf33
Exempt Firemen's Association of
Sacramento will be held on WE'D S80 %
NtSDAY, the 25th day of January, 1885, at Fire
mems Hall, Eighth street. between ] and K,
Sacramento. The officers of election are ELI
MAYO, Judge; GEORGE E. KUCHLER and
WILLIAM HADWICK, Inspectors. The polls
will be open from to P. N. All members
three months in arrears for dues and fines can
not vote.
j. P. MELCHlOh, President.
WIN. AVERY, Secretary. jal6-td
From Childhood Upward,
Far beyond middle age, the teeth viii remain
daily used. The breath also often unpleasant
in LIES decline, will continue pure, if this de-
lightfully odorous tooth preservative is persist
emily applied. 1yTuThS
For many years / have been sufferer
from Catarrh, trying every known remedy
without success With ELY'S CREAM BALM
have overcome disagreeable. discharge from
the nostrils, and am free from pain in my eyes
and head. 1t has given much satisfaction
VIM. A. Booth Sergeant Troop F, Second Cav
airy, Fort Custer, NJ. T.
l have been afflicted with Catarrh for two
years. Have used two bottles of ELY S CREAM
BALM and it has completely cured me of ca
tariff q. Coleburn, Fort Bowie, AriZ. Ter. y
The place In California have VOC printing done,
A. J. Johnston a Co.'S. s.oJ St, Sacramento. Cal
S. S & Z. L. SOuthworih, Dentists, sac.
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STATEMENT

Of the amount of the Capital Stock of the
California State Bank, at the opening of bust
ness JANUARY 10, 1855.
Amount of capital stock ........... $500 600 90
Amount actually paid in gold COIN. 2O0, 900 90
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
County OF Sacramento
n. d. kideout and A. Abbott, being duly
sworn, each for himself deposes and says that the
said \. u. bldeout is President, and that
the said A. Abbott is Cashier of the California
State Bank, and that the foregoing statement is
true to the best of his knowledge and belief.
n. ID. KIDEOUT,
A. ABBOTT.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 18th
day of JANUARY. 1855.
SEAL JAS. n. PORTER, Notary Public
je19-lt
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SALE.
$40 acres Of Land, Six Miles North
east Of Calf.
Rg- ALL at $40 PER ACRE, 0a
WITH THE CROPS;
s3~ OR $50 PER ACRE, ga
WITHOUT THE CROPS.

Living water runs through this land, and a
fine grove of large oak trees is upon it.
Large barn, 6Ox1O0 feet, twostory. Tenant
house and granary.
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E0A SA{E-EO AME.

S. 5 & e. L. southworih, Dentists, sac
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The best place in California to have yor printing done,
A. J. Johnston a Co.'S. e.oJ St, Sacramento, Cal
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w. II. sHERBURN, Auctoneer.
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nor SALE-FIFTY HEAD OR MORE OF
L No. Dairy Cows and Heifers. Address F.
II. Slack, Sacramento, Cal. daft
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-08-03

Der nit bier mutbigen Eferoen peipdnnts
@aeen, Der Die grdftide 6amilic ppn Der
Statiun abgebolt bate, in beiIen Wauern
eiRfubr.
60 jung, 10 i66n, 10 itrdplenb bate Die
Griffin 2dura nph niemal5 duSgeiebcn,
meinten bic sum gmpfdug inter Der Sbiir
ltebenoen Sieuer.
nuno Der @rci - iebt e%iumal, mie
eaas anbers lit HRier !0err 9cnoroeul"
Diana fpmmt nicoer gu ms, tic lit
nitt mebr tranf," iubelte 9teHnbeu ibneu
su, uno i'm Griunlpb iibrte 2ui@6cu Die
9eliebte SHUTTER in bic alte u%npCrdnperte
&inreritube.
rSit Die Sante fprt?" ~iliiiterte ie Ger
truo 81, ais pb e3 ibr barge lei, Der t6its
li6e Sdae perhc ibr pm bieier 9eroubt.
Grdfn &lptbiloe bate, nadpcm i. in
e~ingebenoem Sdreihen ibrcm erlp6rten
Gertittb 2uIt gema6t bate, has Sdlpb
perIaiien, I'M e3 nic wieoer }l betrctcn,
ME ie brrbcno 9cdubert, mic Gle, Gle
bprtbin gcb6rtcn, iebncno bpfitcu.
Cine ueue @eimatb, Elm ueue& 2eben -
ia, iett bate JIG tei0e5 gcippnnen, Die
glidli9c 2dura! llnb bic 6rcibeit, mad
Der lie gcruu9c7, tnocm lie iid Dem eiges
ncn milhcu gGiIcu mtergccrouet, nlal
IA iie ibr gelpprbcn pur6 Die bin9ebenoe
2icbe 5u ibrem Gatten. Die alien
9tdumc murocn ibr ppn Ncucm Iicb, bier
ipieIte mn lcrute iie nit ben bcranna6s
icntcn Nido6cn, uln micbcr t6utcn i5re
2ieter hur6 bG5 itiue SdlNb. uNp mieocr
fam lie Iciic III ec2 Gnttcn StNbicaItubc,
tegtc idnit hie @dnbe auf feline ShuItern.
uro CT ididtc lie nidt iprt uno 5cigte ibr
ni&t nur bic Silbcr in ieincn grpben SIz
9cru mic oamaI5. Sic uabm She'll an
icincn gtrbcitcn uro gicbliu9&gcrantcn
ulb CT tpunte ibr SntcrcTe ni6t mcbr
entbcbrcn.
@icpcr iaBcn lie 5uidmmcn i'm ~ileiucn,
bon rcr rotDgIlbcnbea Campo erlcudtetcn
Srubpir, abcr ic bate tcirc blcibcu
@anscn mcbr uno ibrc gtugcn ibauten,
frdgcno nobI, abcr supcrij6tijd) Nntpprt
cr!partcno duf ibn.
llrb CT, emit, br6 Iiebep9u itc an,
lUuucHp, 1u9le: rSSlc e3 9elUe9en lcNlltc,
RAP ticic5 2ieo il6 p]crlpdrpcIse in nclz
er~iicbcnbc3 Slid, fragit 9u? 9aburd,
mcin lilies @eib, oab gu res cruiten
Mlnne5 yiCbc pcritcbcn ~Icrnteit uno I'D
MID irti gcmudt pom Meni0cupprt uuo
Grrdrtbcil. So lit bic g&cIt; bd$ Nu>z
einanocrgcDcn ridtCt tie nidt, abcr an
ba3 Sidnicbcr5WianmenFu0cm Tam lie
nidt 9laubcn. Die 9cDGimni6priic Wodt
nbcr, Die unicr 2ebcn LENT, III reihcr ais
unier armcr &criAHo hcntt. eli perz
Scibt ben 6ebIer, ben mir crnitlib Gil iijb=
ncn bcitrcbt ino; ! lie lit perlbbuIi6. ND
RE @clt in Observation-Disclosures i0wci0t.
@cm lie un3 mir 96nnt, mas Mteui6cn
ni6t bc9rciicn, hoB mir ms tc;mgez
ftmocn."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-08-03

Gin 9anmcu aes bciligcn Warfns.
Sn Der S6lcbtirde su !9anupper miro
nod jest elm Saumen pes beiligen Mar.
tus aufbewabrt uno 9e5ci9t. Der Sage
nad fam ~bciaster Saumen int Sabre 1851
nit mebreren anoeren Reliquien cur6 ben
Sruber Georges 1. na6 Saunpper. Dian
er5dblt, bab Die 8enetiancr. welbe bis
auf bicien einen Saumeu ben san5en
86+pcr bes beiligcn Martus beilBen, UNI
bieien 66rper Su pcrppuitdnoigen, emit
100000 9utaten fir ienes 9anbslieb se'
boteu bdttcn, pbne es bafir erbalten 5u
tGnren.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-08-03

Der @aridad Ton %SurrmharS bate
cine grpbe gtrsabl BON Sabnen erpbcrt,
nit mcl6er eie Stride NrtresSame gu Ya'
ri3 9cidmildt prrben par. Oils III noe.
ger pe3 Sieses pom Utoricile elm feier'
Iihe8 Te deum ~abgebalten perben iplte
unD baS 9pIt iia 70 ungeitiim in bic air6e
bineinbrdn9te, RAP Der MaridaI ielbit,
mcIaer penn grin3en Gpnti begIeitet
puroe, nidt in bas Gpttesbaus treten
%trnntc, rief Der Bring: pMeine 9erren,
Iaiien Sic bp9 ben Sape5irer pon Rptre'
Same bur6 "a
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-08-03

V,rel, pou .. 9eracr,
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NnsciQcsGatcn

Sel6afisucti,sa. srfs 9aIetatiOa 10 Grnts
pre- 3eile.
@eI9Gftsnoti,su, 2is uno ists f~OISense 9n.
~1frntion 5 Gents.
S~tebenbs.g njeistn.
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Sinu(praGe.

SSsuu Ssmaub birtsr Getneu, &ifen i4ts4t
rrn Cir aeirrrGeu unb elm Gnoerer, Ter f4 fur
Geinen 0reuuO aussibt. Dir ticie Stereu btuter.
tringt, 10 baltic zen 9esteren iir sinen drssren
Seine ais ben eritsu: heuu Scner iprtdt eas S6ie
binter Gtincm Stiitsn. unb Sieier lag, ss Etr ms
NuSclidt.
S,el septunt. tpsr peuts beiiGt;
Giel se5Oft - 1T Uil setduiGti
9iel ssitrebt - If uteI ecitutteni
gieI aslieht - u. riet eciittcH.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-08-03

SetteifeH. Gb~ateauneuf, SiegeIbpab'
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