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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-09-14
Gin 8citrag CUR 9ariffrase.

Serr @m. G6enborn, Erdlioent Der
ct. Eoui5 @ire WfiIl 60, Der als arz
mer Buride aus Gcuti6lauo eintuanz
berte uno jett, banf Ieinem TteiBe uno
ieiner llmlidt, al bcr SpiBc cirer Der
gr0Btcu Gabriten bc& 2anoc5 ite6t, Dat
aus ser alteu 0eimatb, mo- CT 1id ieit
einigeu @OGeu Suiu &clu6 aui6Glt, III
Serru s. ". 00ts5, @Iccprdlioent Der
Gompagnie, cincn ldh9crcn 8rief 9crtdz
tet occ ais iIterciionter 0eitrng sur
Tariffrn9e pcr0IfentltGt 5u iucroeu ter
bent. Scrr Gbcnbprn l6rcibt inter
benz p. Nu9uIt: nScttocm i6 Oil 6.
Suit in 8rcmen lnuoetc, babe i6 eincn
9uten GGeil bon %YScitpGalCn ulb 3beill-
LAMB bereilt, uicle Gtlcn- uuO Stnbl-
fabrifen 6cludt, nit &lrbeit9cbcrn NIB
4rbeiterIl 9clprr6cn ulO iUciB 9enau
SeI6cio nit ben 2Dbucn, ben Yrcilen
Der GebensbebiirinilIe loluir nit Der Sc
6en5ue!le Der urbcltellocn &luiicu. Die
9%lrbeit9ebcr fiuocn es III einjelncu Sab.
ren i9mcr, iid hnrhSuI6ta9cr; iDr8elb
brin9t ibncn bon 0 bis > BroScnt jd6rs
LID. 5abriten, Die iibcr 6 Yrujent nb,
iuerfen, Iin0 NuSItnbmen bic llrlade lit
ueberprpouftior. I'm oiClcn BRO
outtion$iibcri dJuB los 5u Wcrocu,
lit man ouf Den Grpprtbanocl nu=
geipiclcn. 6riibcr iuurhe Der llcberI6uB
auf Die Scr. Staotcn ppuNmerifu ab9ez
label, NIB Die icBr nic5ri9eu 26bnc, Die
in 9cutihlnnb 9c5ablt murbrn, Icbtcn
oieies III Den StNu6, nm bic uon Den
Ger. St0utcn Crtobcncn 3Ole berum Su
fommcn, bis bic Ser. Stnaten lelbIt at:
fingen, inter DEM S1ute eiucr peiicn
Geleb9ebuu9 lire @ilfsqucllcn nusSu=
beuten, Sp6blca an5ulcgcn uno Die
Yreile bernuter 5u briiden. Seutl6lano
tuel6e$ cinlaD, DAP bus nmcrifaniid)e
8plf in ni6t ferncr 3cit I'M Stanbe icin
tperoe, Den ci9elCn SCoarf Su beden,
bottle, baB Die Scr. Staatcn Die i30ue
berabiebet ipijrben, fab iid nbcr iusfuiz
fben nnd anocren MGrftCn lnt. @ie
England, SranfrciGj urb anocre 9tatioz
men Sampferlinieu lubiioirt battcu, I'M
ibren ausmGrti9cn 9onbcl SIT bebcr, 10
that CO jebt audi 9cuti6lauo, uno feline
Sabrifantct madten Die an9enebme Grz
fabrung, haB bte0 ampIerIubIioien ibneu
bilise Sccanirudtcn liderten, nit anoe.
rem &prten, bo6 hcr Gtaat linen Ill
ollie TAM. 0aS pnBte ben 5nbrifanter
ausse6eidnct, uuh lint iif lclbit iuciter
81 belien, pcrfie;cn lie nuf Sen iol9cnocn
Slan. Sic blloctcu SDnoitate. 0te
GentraueitHrg zines icocn Spnoifats
ieste fir Die Don Ocmiclbcn fabri,irtcn
8aarcn 5ipel Ereilc felt, cirlcn 9o6cn fir
ben oeutI6cn Worft, ciucn nieSri9en fir
oen GGpprt, nm pcn Rrpouftiousiibcrz
i6uB oil oas Nuslonb lo8 iuerben AZ
tOlutell. 8tro 5. 9. Die SGlite bes
Srooufts i'll 9eutl61anb, Der TeIt on
oas Iuslano ~uerfnnft uno bas Snuoi.
tat bcl6liebt, eincn &rofitp BON 6 8ruseut
gu %erlan9en, 10 ldBt iid bas bnour6 be-
iuertlteul9eu, baB Die @aaren fir Den
@rport sum %Soitenprcile, inn sSnlanb
aber NIT einem Yrofit bon II SruSeut
los9el9la9cn iuerben. @fan nc6me /. 9.
oas etleioraDtsS pnoitat. 0aiielbe
p%ertauit fir Export gum Yreile pun
100 @earf pro 1000 ailp, perlanat ober
BON ben illdnbii9en s6nebmeu 100
Narf fiir bieielbe @aare.
Us BARI nidt perseiien iuerbeu, bas
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-09-14

bic ceutIde 8esieruns ane i6nsbebiriti<
gen @egcnftdnbe i9iibt. als es lid
b~erausfellte, DAB Sranfreid nno BEL
aien 9rabtnGgel iE fleincn Quontitdten
na6 0cutidlanb u~erfaniten, iuurbe 10
tort ein s6ub;on bon z Ntarf pro 100
9ilp- pocr bcinabe so Yrpsent DEG
iebiacn 9reiles = b~raufselegt. Die
beutidc &c9ieruns iuabrt Die Jntereilen
Der Irbeiter nit oerIelben pbcr gar nit
nod gr6Berer sorsIalt wie Die Der
5nbrifaateu. @ie nod . ell @cieben Der
sdutbeiud obIigatoriid lit, 10 lit ez
aud Die &erIi6rrun9 9c9rn 1nfdie IN
8ergperten, 5nbrifcu ulo &trtitdlten,
uno iognr Die NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Nrs
better iilo geicbli6 ucrpili6tef, ii6 jn
oerii6ern. Oieie ltniaaz Seriiderum9
miro BON Der Ge9icrun9 8cleltft, ftIloet
cine 9iiuitige 8eurtbcilung NM geludDrt
obue 3lpeiict 9rOBe 'oilfc, loclm Der 70
1~lllenoaier oroeH@lh1o9'9 W''o' @ott
trob allcr 6irIor9e oerTc9icruu9 1T ons
ZOOS Deg @roeIicfS CHI patlc2' Ds
SO9lle 0rltn9'" "''9Fl"g' TIL S'".'' ''S
a%I'tt''""'Iu'" SaesS' o1'''V''".''
o'''''' '',''' "'0 "''4'''
o'' ella oW"9"'"'9'' I'"'1
Sl'lE2' "'"lVI'''l'''' % e'S' 0'2 Hl'"''
AtaD'j'eg'l ~ et"'S o'' IL" P''%"9'
SN Dc" SS"'0'0'''V" o"'''''''' p' ~09''
0'O'iD'" ~ eIn's "'' -" -"
mum '"oOb '''"'' "''"' '
oIS 90 "'0'"' '','''''''"
~ VIZ ~ c'"'' ~" ~"9' @"V>' ''|
o'e SVo''''os0"l I"'Ile g't' 0''"'''9' "V'9
'gtI''' us Ut "''''nu,
SV ,o'O' '"b u" ''"'9'"" %N,' '"'
V'O.'''s III u" 0''"'g' ""' ~" ".',,
'''" u~'l""''1" ~"Oo" l'''' ~" iO'9'' ~"
tt" 'S't'''" e'N ""n''
30 G."'2 r"' f'",U 9'.pt'' "o"
% 0's ~ G'"'S' ''"''l.'''V 2e'"
SPvu i'' o'''' 0'9".''" 20 '.''7
- ooV"' ""o e'O'" - c'"S '"S
PIuno' S"l Il S'"'3 o"S S"u' S'"t~
IVNe'h 80 eVil9 pei loo F''''p' y"
@roell95eU oal'ert 9eiooDtI'W ooa b llDf
"'ot9e's oI@ : 'ott . upt "oF'!os' ~
g"' 'sl "'Ut''Vl '''t ''V''''9 ol"n gum
9el'''rlgVt' o'' iVt''gVW %~"''o'P''' '''o
0sh'ule 9co0''' lOet'ei'' 'UaS o"D" oV''
ott 0tol' NIL que oet &'I'oe' 'e}of9'
Dlro. Die 6ra'lfl' WlIiltlI pier Den
V1a!'l'cri' i''tt'9 9el1ei' l'Ho ooet trorl'9
ll"o 9el'"o -ell'e 0ol9e Del Ntot'' III
0te'e". S't 0aot'lotFEet 9eOe" III o't
Ne9el 1e9r oeroho'9e @rOeu, lelo)t 'oehl'
l'e MI SrrINF orOet'eH l0H'cH. 9'e Vf-
luRoDcll osS NtPe'lsrs ~ 'h''1cr C'hOe5
9eltltaio lDrcr 6lIrlor9c mo o~crlelbe
p'ro o''foliPi9 oepalloelf. 9Ie Hroelfer
quo r'O' ''ll''''9Fl'l' 'ege Palr'Oi'>qer
9oo'Hr 'Ho III @'9'h'e'i'e'' Del 9llerl
Qali'oF' 0'e 'OI|lell' onB oa9 0eleg o0ll
I0'e' '''l r'9'9eS ''HO orO'Hil'4es Sc1
lto9el ptr'"'9'' mo i'lll oel'' @sOep' III
g'er h'0' 81 'PoReI' h"Ss sa"
sure!
N'e Dle)t9cn GNcnlabrIfHnten mo ct
mas mlB9eltIlllllt lUe9cll Der tiellen Woz
]or'tnf' NIT ipe'd)cr Die GeuIolrattn Die
4ttlls SIll M Observation-Disclosures sur
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-09-14

SIR perihbpfte" te.-eutfrdftete Ghuts
leDrerinnen, 4Susraadertnnen H6bterinnen, Sousbdfz
Pierce's "Favorite Prescription" tas bsfte alc:
terifeqenben SrafttgunS8mtttel. GSiIt fctl pg1crrelts g
&eiIptttel," aber CO ~entIrridt irunSerbar beiu aueirts
gen 3pede etae8 rdGbtigen Specifeuls segcI Gre scii
t~oetbltGaen @ei4lebte eiSaucu Grpniidsn 56ratntn naS
eeicer. -Gs tit elm ~frafttSe5, alaer1eircS Forrest ic;e
utsrtnc5 2onicum rnb nerrenfSricncc5 G9tttcl uns vera
Ietbt BEN Spiten Gnergte unb Staafe. G5 fritM,sc:.
f4rrd9e, llnperoauli9feit, 0fdtunser, RlGenlGirh@ei
rerp6Ie Slnftllsteit, Grif6piunJ unh Cd al '9feit lei
be;ecr 0eItle6tern. "Fayorite Prescription" riIo
bon gpptbeterr inter unisrer ~v9Itib;. ~t3craRSi.
terfduft.-Seadtet beu 11midtlaa Der tioid,c,
Qreis S1.OO, poer FedsS 5tcS5.:: TEr $E, On.
Cine abhdnHlIn8 tter 9rauen =Stansbcttea az: farz
btgeu Stleern unb iatfreisen Solsitputtten ~iIuf:.;.t.
rtro fur 10 Gents tn gpifrnarten ~cerIl;Iri.
Ibreiirt Worlds Dispensary Ne;ilIJi $50
citation" 663 Main Street, Buffalo, Z. Y.
acrooier uno bii;3fsc &~opiidjd:erg. ii~!e
Serftopfut9 miro ibncl 9tcciit c'T3
Dr Pierce's Pellets, 20 Gsc:1 IN
GIai4ten, BET gpctfstern Sl tatta.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-09-14

Die YofuDctte Sun, Nla., bat ci.
ncn Nrllfcl III ibrer drummer upnl Is.
Nu9uIt, i'll meldcm Die SeiisenOcn
(the men Of nerve and means) aufz
~9cIorocrt lucrrcn, Qlejcnigen. bcnen
tic Nrbcit Ncbcn, 5u jipin9cn nit ibueu
Iir Gisuclano mo Iburmonu SIT flint
men. llno hn5 ucuut ma Damn circH
frcien NuSOrld oes &olfsipiQeus, cine
Geputlif, cine BUltsDcrrihait ludbrent
bic @Nrici np0 Nnipriidc nni bic
6rcWnhihoit DTS orulcn Mnnucs madt,
-rcS ormm Niauucs, ociicn 5reuuoin
lie 9eutc 0prt Wnten ME BOZ 25 Sahrcn
nur bdrn lUlr, Wsnn lie i'm nit Der
S~tlopenpciti6e lid 9ciiigi9 MAIDEN
fonntc. 3ieie Nrbeiterfrcuuoe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-09-14
9rrmanufrWo

Entered al the Post Office Ut Hermann, Mo-, and
Omitted for Il ansmission through The malls al
econd-classr rates
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-09-14

Sir 6Ouuerne!lr:
Gilbert e. &imbaa,
uUn 8crnou Gpultp.
5ilr 2lcut @puuerneur:
0rprge $. Waaarc,
pDn 0oWoro GountD.
5iir Stantsz Scfretdr:
fSrcorrif %. Nutt,
pon q. 2puis.
6ur Slnnts- Sdobmciitcr:
q. g. Tru9mrin,
rUu NcnrU County.
Sir StGats NuoitOr:
Gcorge 20. Gartin,
ppn CHM 0ountp.
6iir @cneral Nniunlt:
Z. g. Sriogcs,
pon Ecttis County.
sir Gtaot5zS bcrri6tcr:
Samc6 Su~t5furb,
upu &du1as 0itn.
Sir ganOz &egiltratOr:
Subn s. Gbaic,
ton SrOn County.
Sir Gilcnbabn= G%Ommindr:
.. %. Scbbrr,
uon Hcttis Gonntp.
Sir Expectations &i6tcr:
Mi@ter u. 5. Sceb,
pom 6rantlin County.
Sir 9rdIinertenipaDl-W tdnner:
@m. s. Sormsbrc 9. u. Snhl
Sir GOu9re6mann:
IbOmes 8. 0lufi6,
uOn @riglt County.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-09-14
ae9en Wa9enleiben.

Rad 12'idbriser Grfabruns.
Ra6 12>idbrisen Grfabrunsen fam to
befdtioen, hab Or. @ueuif 8Snis's 6ant~
bureer Srppfen tine au~e9e;sihnete NtiDtn
finb unb &c eeeeu ale Masenleiesn nt4ts
beferes esben fam, ME eteie htrrli5tri
Erppfsn.- 5riebrid gSaltsr, Seebolt, Sa.
$aIfen INNER.
Oesen Mascnlciben etebt 90 nt6ts btf.>
res fpie Or. @ueuit 86nis's 5anbuTseT
2rppfen, i'd penbe oieIelben f6pn lttt pie.
len Sabren an unb babe ifets sefunnen. nes
fe gan, ppr;u9liG oe9st eerlsi ettpeu itno.
e. &. Spebie, @pnrpe, Nt5e.
= . =:
BUR red3ten Belt empfpbIen.
Qdnaere Belt lit ib an beftt9tn Wdstts
fhnlerien, bic fsinen, Der Yislen artestraao.
Ten Wittel peiben MOLTEN. SaIiselia
eriT i4 su Or. @us. 8Dnis's SanbrrsI
i 4rppfel uno in tur;er Belt mar i'd tpieoei
beaeteat.-Daniel Deibnsr, Nep Baden,
2eras.
Or. @usuit R6nis's Sam6urser ErDef.t ftnh
In allen &pOtbsfsn fur so 9ents bic 8laf4t ~
ba6et.
THE CHARLES A. VOGELER CO.. Baltimore, Id.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-09-14
SbartnatIne @taafen.

GpOl6a. Die beiben bieiisen Bier
brauersten, Die iosenannte itG6tiid. uno
oteieni9e Der @ebr. Sobrins, iolen gu
elmer ctn;isen 9rOBen Srauerei btridmol>
3en neroen, unb 3luar in Der @ciie, baB
beiOe in 9emciniduftlide brittle Sanbe
i'm 8e9e 6cs Saufes ~iibergsben, suiams
men gum Yretie BON mebr ais elmer
Oei1ion M., pobei Die Staotbrauerci
NIT 6o5 900 80. ocruni5tast wirS.
rmbad . am 30. Suli fiel bier
Sdnee nit &esen oermiidt in folder
Mtense, bas cine babe Gtunbe, nadoem
Der Sdauer a%rfseb0rt bate, Der Shnee
nod iber einen balben .3oa bod auf ben
Oadern lag.
Gotta. Die in Der Qinoenauee aez
lcsene Si0a ser Ser;osin abelbeiS BON
au9ultenburg, Sdmte9.rmuttcr bes 6eutz
idcn &aiiers, itebt gum Sertauf. Dies
beitdtigt Die Wtittbsilung, bag Der Sais
Jet Der ScrsO9in Gin S9loS in Ser linz
9e9cno BON Berlin 3ur Serfi9uns ssitsQt
bat.
&abla. Sn 4ltenborf iii bas meme
S9ulbauS etn9ctuetbt uoroen. Suz
pertntcnbent GdarSt BON bier bie[t bic
8eitrcbe.
5rsis etdSte.
Samburg. Mit Ser Sdaffuna
Der fuboenttOnirten 2inte bes 8remer
Norooeutlden |loDo mad 4uitralien fat
bic bier bOmiltcirte Iultralia @lomau
Stnie tire 6abrten ais unreutabcl eiuae.
felt unb bieIelben nad) anocrcn Sdfen
lauien laiien. Gros Sieier SadGaae in
aber idOn im oorigen Sabre cine bieiio:
SdifSmafleriirma NIT eiucm BIane her.
aussefommen, nlf) meld)cnt abcrnlals
cine ~reselmdBise 0ampfer.S~ erbinbuna
3pii9sn bier uno auitraliiAcn S6fen in
Der 6orm elmer afiiengcieQidaft nil
etiua 3 MiQionen Marf 5tapital einae.
rt4tet uerben ion, ba ;ur 6iGIuna Be,
Saifs, bic als 6rad)toampier aeoadi
iinb, tets ausrei9snS Sitter ~porbanbeu
ietn b%iirften.
Bremen. Die 9rbeiteu fir ben
So1aui9luB miiien uubeoinat fir ben
/. SttOber fsrtia ieiu. Nm 1. Seutent,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-09-14

Die HcpnblItancr bnbcu erlpicie;
ncrm0Ben i'll Der 3eit, iUdbreuo net
c1er JIG am &uoer lpuren, Die &eeie=
run9sclntilnItc uno bic SteuerlaIt oes
&oltcS burb Sebrctiou, rcip. IllIbe=
bung uOH Suinnoltcucrn I'M S274,=
922,517, lolpic bnr6 Die !0erabiekung,
reip. NbiGaifuu9 uun @~inIubrs6aen
I'M $'S,0S3, 2l9, im @ansen allo I'M
Die beocnteHoe Sumnte pon s353,OO5,z
1876 per SdBr pcrminbert rcip. erleit=
tert. Die 2eiltun9en scr Gentufraten
oa9c9cn b%cluufcH ii6 in bcm i3eitruum,
pdbrcno bciicu lie im SeIib Der pulitiz
iten NiNdDt iinh, ali GEM Gebicte Der
3pll- unn Stcucrrcouftipu nuf NuG.
@er iino alp Die lunbrcn mo wirfla=
Ilcu 3orifrciOrmcr?
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-09-14

GnOlid lit cs ben 0cmotraten nc
lur9cr, cine nidtuere SeituloiaunQ"
9c9en Den republitarilden @oupcrt
lleurs- GanOloatcn &inlball aufSuItDbern.
Serlelbe bat ldmli6 i'll Ieiner Seimatbsz
ltnot Nepaoa, Sertpn County, Elm @e=
lh1H I'm cine Sdanfz 2icenlc uuter;eid-
net unb Ole 9empfraten frcuen iid,
oaB CT oesbalb pielc Stinmcn ieiteus
Der Yrobibltloniiten uerlieren iu;rr.
SIfen geitanpen Ireuen mir MS aus
oer!elbcn llrlude uno spar, neil Die
SroblbioniItcn bud iDr ci9eucs Gidet
baben nrb 9crr 9imbnu aGIo DON Die.
Ter Seite Den Stimneu- Yerlun nidt III
beiir6ten braudt uno Siueiieus, lueil
tDm conlequcnter @eile 3ientalo ben
Sorlpurf Der Wuderei ma9en uno ba.
Der ieoer 9eutide fir !Scrrn ailnbon
NIT 9utern Getuiiien itimnen fann,
mas lid III bieier Sinii6t BON Serrn
Srarcis ni9t ia9en ldBt.-(SeoaIia
Sournal.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-09-14

H:aJ-r Scbrrtsu uaeb ptteber'sG astoria
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-09-14

THE CHARLES A. VOGELER CO., Baltimore, Ia.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-09-14

Or. @usut R6nis's Sam6urs.r ErDsftt fnb
In allen apOtbsfsn fur so 9sntS bic 8lafat 90
habPr
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-09-14
Hns Der NbetnpTaIj.

SpeDer. Die @eneralperlammluno
Ser 9tftionare Der Stordenbrauerei ees
nebmi9te cine Grbibuns bss Iftisnfapi,
tails nm $500, 900 3d., alio aui 1,8OO,s
900 Nt. Die GrbObuug pirb besriinbet
burd mcbrfadcn Ntucrwerb bon Drauez
rel unb Wirtbit,aftss Inmeien, Die Gin
ridtuns elmer Mfat;ersi fir 30 Bis 49,.
900 Sentuer &C.
Iltbcim. Der 1eiabri9e Sain BON
bier bat Den IS Sabre alien perbeiratbes
ten Safob 9titcl aus Sterauerbad en-
itoden, uno ;war leSislid) aus robcm
llebernrutb. 9}ifel itanS aui Der Strase,
ais Der StroGd iidj int 8irtbsbaus sr.
bob unS ;u ieinen Sreunben iaats:
r9ett sebe i'd binaus unb Nede i'm in
bic Seite, iuenr i'd aud ) Sabre frieae."
Gr biiritr uorausiidtli9 niat 10 leift
6aponfommcn.
$aier8luutern. 9luf Ser ma
BEN 9rit6e Seinis iinb int Otonat Stuff
led)s;ebn Mtann %psrunslift, meif 10
ifiucr, baB lie entpsSer ben erbaltenen
S~erleeuneen balS srlnaen ober BOD ls.
bensldn9li Stripped bleibcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-09-14

Srnttsurt. Isl: bcreifs s.ntels
bet, lit Ser;os Marimilian bon 9Girts
tenlberg nadI ldnserer &raufbsit eeitors
ben. Serjo9 sSilbelm 6erbiuauO Wnri.
milan &arl, geboren am ). September
1923 uuf GdloB Iaris bel 9tcresbsim.
mar fOnislid roiirtcmbersiid;r Gcnerals
major. Gr MIR ieit III. 6ebruar 1876
NIT Yriu;ciitn Scrmine BON Sdaums
burg Sippe pernld5lt. Die duBerlt slif.
llde Gbe blisb flnberloS. Die irbiiden
ueberreite bes 9cr;oss wuroen naa
y%uowi9sburs n6erfIbrt uuS in Der bors
tisen 6iiritsn5ruit bcigeisst.
I6Onnirt auf oas 8oltsblatt.
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-12
Mining In the Arctic Regions.

It NAV not be generally known that i'm
portant mining operations are carried on
within the Arctic circle. Cryolite is brought
from Greenland to Philadelphia by the ship
load to be used in the making Of candles. At
Alien, near the North cape in FinnIark, ex-
tensive copper mines have been worked for a
long time
When it is remembered that most of the
work has to be done under ground, and that
heat is what the workmen suffer most from,
il becomes apparent at once that mines may
be almost as profitable in these high ATTITUDES
as they would be on our coast. The main
thing is to have communication open once a
year for bringing supplies and carrying away
the ores
An engineer who visited the mines at Alien
a few years ago, to study the condition in
which they were worked, found that the eli
mate interposed no obstacle. The mines,
when fairly dsep, are warmer in winter than
in summer.
In such work as has to be done above
ground, there is scarcely any interruption.
During the three dark months, when the sun
does not shine, there is no lack of light to the
eve accustomed to the conditions
The sky is clear and starry, the aurora is
playing most OF tne Time, ana Whatever nght
there is the reflection from the snow increases
and intensiffes.
More than 80 years ago mining was car
ried on extensively about the shores of the
White sea by Saxon workmen Silver, cop
per and lead were produced in quantities.
Now that the whale fishery has declined,
mining enterprise seems most likely Of any
thing to promote exploration and settlement
within the Arctic circle.-Y outh's Compan-
ion
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-12
An East india Joke.

It Is not generally known that the downfall
Of Dhulesp Singh, in g social sense, was due
to n1onstrous trick be played some fourteen
years ego. II was in a country house WHARF the
Prince and Princess of Wales were staring.
and q certain noble lord was in the act ot Of
fering candlestick 10 the princess as she was
retiring Up the stairs The maharajah, a.
this moment, stuck his foot in the way Of tie
noble lord, tripped him up and sent hin and
the candle dying. Such gross piece Of mis-
behavior was probably never before known,
and the Justly iacensed nobleman wen. for
Duhleep Singh hike bulldog as soon as be
got him into the billiard room Il was wish
difficulty that Dhuleep Singh was rescued
from his assailaut-St Stephens Review.
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-12
Danger from Lightnsn. in GERMANY.

While danger from lightning appears to
have been increasing in most parts of Ger
many during recent years, Dr.. Hellman finds
the reverse to be the case in Schlaswig- Hol-
stein, Baden and Hesse. Four factors affect
the lightning danger to buildingS-the I'M
equal frequency Of storms, the geological
character Of the soil, the variability OF popu-
lation and the mode Of building Calling
tie danger on lime l, that for sand is 8, while
for loan it is % Moisture of the ground
adds to the liability of damage marshy dis
tricts being most dangerous. With ike con-
ditions, the relative danger decreases the
more houses are grouped together, this influ-
ence being conspicuous in Baden, where the
lightning strokes have varied with locality
from "A TO 265 per million houses. Buildings
with hard roofs are safest, the liability of
such houses to be struck being l, those With
soft roofs z, church towers 50, and windmills
81. In the fifteen years, 1888, there We're
killed by lightning for every ,0o0, 900 men,
in Prussia ~; in Baden, IS; in France, 81;
and in Sweden, 3.-Arkanssw Traveller.
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-12

TIE Chicago, Kansas & Nebraska rail
way tSt. Joseph s. Iowa Railroad Co,
lessee. i the best equipped line west Of
the Missouri river Our equipment was
built expressly Tor tl1.s line. by the Pull
man Palace Car Company. which ! = guar
antee 10 the travelling pablo that II Is
strictly first class lou viii find all o. cur
coaches elegantly unholsterea and very
comfortable in every particular i you
a7e going TO any part Of Kansas or Nebras-
ka. or 10 any point east, reEneInb Der you viii
never regret having started right BY Tax
ing The Chicago. Kansas & Nebraska rail-
way. Rock Island Route For further
particulars address Jno. Sebastian. G. 7. S;
2. A.. Topeka, kan. e@s
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-12
THEIR SCHEME FAILED. :
Eow a Boston Man Talked Business at
Walla WalIa.

walla WalIa.
Elijah Smith is great man In Boston anu
q greater man out at WaNa Walla Last
year. when going over the Northern Pacinc
road in his private car, the simple mlnueo
citizens hired a hall and q band and got up
collation.. After thus feting the great man, VINO
would naturally be in a mild ana plahI
humor, there was to be concerted EFFORT, py
means of conclusive speeches, To get re-
duction of freights. When the car arrived
denutation of citizens and carriages met IL,
and the great man was asked to receive an
outpouring of the respect and admiration OF
WalIa Walla at the hall To their surprise
the great man said: Gentlemen, II you nave
any business with me FIJI stop. II not, when
nv engine has watered I'll move on"
Then the most prominent citizens admitted
there was business. The band moved on, the
collation. was ignored, and Elijah drove OH
with the committee to the hall.
First the editor of the weekly newspaper
arose. armed with comparative tables OF
freight charged on eastern and western roads.
He was followed by the president of the bank,
who pleaded the cause of the grooming mer-
chants: then the agricultural man got up
and set forth the cause of the hell less farmers.
The great man listened patiently; then he
arose.
"As we understand it." said he, "the people
of this community think that they are not
getting rich fast enough, and want to be
placed on the same footing those along
eastern roads As figure it, such a reduction
would cost the road s300, 600 year. Now
don't see that this will do them much good,
unless they can be put on the same footing as
I A. Cl al g.
ident of the bank9 How much interest do
you charge on your loans|
The president reluctantly replied from 10
TO II per cent.
"Humph In the east banker doesn't get
half that. And you, sir, how much DO you
charge for copy of your paper|
"Ten cents" replied the editor.
| @Humphl In the east we don't pay the half
that. And you sir, how much profit do you
! get on your machines"
The agricultural man slowly answered 81
per cent.
"Humph!" said Elijah "An eastern man
| is content with 10 per cent. profit Now, II
we scale our freight on an eastern basis Tor
the benefit of the farmers, will you gentle
men in your business give them the same ad-
vantage"
The three We're COMPOUNDED and hnaIIy
stammered forth: ave must live, you know.
"Very WELL" said Elijah Smith; then don't
let me hear any more about the reduction OF
freights And, further, if / receive any abuse
| of myself or of the Northern Pacific road
from this place I'll establish a bank here that
will loan money at eastern rates and III sci
up paper that will he sold for three cents
and a man shall come here and supply agri
cultural machines for 10 per cent. advance
In that case the farmers will be benefited and
it won't cost the road $500, 900 a year, either.
Then the meeting broke up and the mer
went back to their constituents and said
swell, we've seen Smith and we're satisfied
that he can't do the thing any cheaper thar
he does. New York Sun.
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-12
IN new comic opera is topical song Illus
trated by stereopCcou.
Infatuated with wagner's NJ

tnISIu2Eco Win y <hAesAcs
Judith Gautier became so infatuated with
Wsgner's music that she went to Bayreuth 70
live There she used TO dress in the garb Of
Lohengrin and other Wagnerian operatic
heroes. and strove in every way actually TO
transform herself into one She not only
wore the heroic costume, and listened by the
hour to the music connected with the heroic
part, but assumed the manner and speech or
the character into which shs wished 70 be
transformed. More than that. She tried the
arts of witchcraft, and went through the most
outlandlsh rites. On one occasion, when she
had been trying for two weeks TO turn her
self into Tristan, she had a dream which she
thought assured her success. In accordance
with what shs saw in the drea N, she went out
to lonely spot st midnight, mixed strange
kettle Of broth over fire and walked abou;
ii for an hour chanting some of the lines o.
Tristan in the opera Then the kettle unset
and scalded her foot, whereupon she uttered
a most unheroic scream, liinped away and
abandoned the whole business in deep dis
Eust.-Paris Cor. Chicago Tribune.
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-12
They Speak for Themselves

The most convincing and re-
liable evidence o. the success Of
DrS Ketchum & Ross:
William Barr, cancer cured; Mrs. y.
Webter, catarrh and throat trouble cured,
Mrs Cnas. Leaven, testifys 10 the cure
of chronic ulcer: John Hicks, skin disease,
John Yodty, cured OF chronic rheumatism;
Mrs J r. Shen. female weakness; Mrs. II.
6. Walters. female weakness; and many
others in Wichita. Such is the universal
verdict Of DIR. X. and r. patients.