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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-01-06
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a~aentbaIben i6re &inter tn S9uIen,
nidt tn BITE Sabriten i9tden.
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fuIaten beri9tet: Annaberg uH $685.
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1888. 6s8. 80, Brauni@wets $l,161,s
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9umpen unb aItes gapisr $l,47e.s
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ben o6taebu uerf9tebenen ausfubrs
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betrug $539, 1901 BrssIau fiibrt
II perf1iebens @aarer, aus, barunter
2einen fur $647, 69e 80. 8rauni@psis
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nts mad ben Der. Staateu; mad bfsfer
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nsnnen. Die 8onfularsA sentur tn
8lauen wurb. erft i'm Ausuff b. s. srs
rtdttt, unb bic ausfubr BAT tn anberts
baIb Ronaten bereits ben Wsrtb BON
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-01-06

-@ineentfetIt9e BIuttb al
Durbs tn Rem Srte Sm~menbinger, nabe
gussn (Baben) peribt. Ser frhbers
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meifter Griintnaer, auf, wdbreub 9reis
net obne Bef9dftisuns umbersos. 90
bisiem nun in letter Belt etna 5000 W.
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auf etnmaI ietnsr WitteI beraubt unb
f9wur 8ade. Wtt 3met RepcIuern,
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fer unb Brnber IebensgefdbrIi9e Sti@s
unb S1nittuunben betbradte, feline
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ten bet Weimar. Sie feierttn BITE fIs
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ffarben an etneri unb bemleIben Gage
unb wnrben aud On etuerl unb berniels
hen Tnne afr Ietfeu Rube o~efraosxf
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-01-06
Sauss ,no ~eanepirtbj6aft.

- Sebaubluns ~gefrorner YHansen.
Benn BITE 8fan3en I'm Stmmer ober De.
udasbauie bur9 irsenb eiuen umitant
BON Sroft ersrifen ftnb, 70 muB l q fs
entweber fofort an einen Blat brtneen,
bsfen Eempsratur nt9t pisI iibsr ben
@efrterpuntt 1T, obsr aber, w:nr bies
uesen Der 9rotea araubl gfIauten ni1t
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bdube fofOrt elm Seusr ausemadt wers
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lid rdtb man, bic Pfanasn tn SroffaIen
NIT Wafer ~ beiprenseu unb bic Cons
n~tnfra5Ien uon itueu fern su baItsn.
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TN 9esentktiI i9abst bas 8~eiprenseu,
penn tiss eber ssf5isbt, aIs Bis tie
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froffreiss !9ebdube, bepdb,t. Nis
melt BITE et~nbelueu Bfan3sn Der RdIte
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tit i5neu Ri9ts antufeben. Wttltnter
mag btefeIbe Eempsratur cine gfanse
iofort psrnt@tsu unb auar eretgnet f6
bies reseImdsis Bet ben TIM befer1 Da6s
fen unb Safte befneIt9eu gFanBen.
8ieI bdust aud BON Der Gsmpsratur al,
in meidsr bic gfantsn bisbsr puGien.
so fnten mir, baB ,usrril I'm 6erbff bic
Eempsratur fi6 auf IS bis 20 Grab an,
Gage sebaltsn bat, ber gerinaffe Srof
halbbarte 8fausen, wie ReIten, Gee
ranien oSsr Wouotsroien psrni9tet;
uenn aber bic Ssmperatur aumdbIia rie:
briser wirb, fosar bis 3u Is Grab, Elm
banu eintretsuber f9wa@sr Sroft ioI&en
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ten BITE 6et3apparats tn ben @ewddss
bdufsrn nidt tn Orbnuns unb TIM Stanbe
fem, BITE 6dlte fern ~ baIten, 70 lit g
beffeu, BITE Pfanaen NIT gapier
lnIfen 2etfunnenl an hehe6fn. In hi,fer
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-01-06

lanoete ren!tn NIT benz Oampfcr ga
W~crrnantt.@ TIM Nep gorter ,gafles
@arbeu.@ Gle bsifcnb aus benz SO
Sabre alien Srisbri3 &nbenbsrser nit
fetner unDersbeIidtsn Go9ter uno b:ren
81 Sabre alien &tnbe, fowie Der 40
Sabre alien @tttne Margarstbe 5oTs
mann NIT bret E61tern, non benen bic
dIteffe perbsiratbet IF unb ein l Sabr
aItss &tnb mitbra@te, mdbrenb ibr
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benberssr unb Srau 6offmaun BADEN tn
ben lstteu brei Sabren aIs Manu unb
5,au buiammen 9elebt unb ftnb Wtuens,
f@ NIT chamber ~ uerbeiratbeu. Fans
buuss'S Superintendent 9einbmanu btelt
q In &nbetra9t Der psruideIten SAINT
Iienpsrbdttrife unit bes r1mffanbeB, bag
BITE game GautIte mt ibsr siu 8aars
8erm6sen non 100 Srarss perfists, fir
onsebra@t. tie sur~iidbubalten unb SoIs
stRnebmer Waaore entl9eibei ia Iafea,
% ibnen BITE 2anbuns seffuttst wsrbeu
fol-, ober ni@t.
- Der General : ,Superintenbent'
bts Observation-Disclosures, 6r. Ebomas
@. Rafb, bat fG tn elmer Bripatunters
baItuns tn Buffalo 3u @unften zines
@eisses ssduBert, weI9ss Der s,ffe
S@ritt gu etner 8erfaatIi5uus Der
@iienbabner wire. CT psrIaugt. baB
Der @eneraIpofhnetfer In ben Stanb aes
iest werbe, ben gtienbabnen BITE SabrBsit
Der 8of3ise uor3uf9ret5tn, 70 baB utGt
bic goff rrtbr auf bas @uthinten unb
BITE BequsmIt9tett ber peri9iebeneri
giienbabneu gu uarten babe. Der britis
i@e @eneraIpofmeifter BETTE foIGe
8oama&t. Or f9rsibe ben 8abuen Dor.
mas fir Sise fe Iaufen Iafen, mann fe
abgtbe1, unb mann fe an einem bes
ftmmten 9untte antsmmen io0en, unb
fe u1iBteu f9 bana@ ridten. Se
tbnen BITE pom General : Bofant ses
botene gntf@dbisung ni@t geniseno,
70 enti9eibe bariber Elm S9iebsaert&t.
DaB bieie 8~erbeferuns In bobem @rabe
wiini9enswerth wdre, unterIiest tstnem
SwstfeI.
SIM Staatsamt bes Oeiinipettors
pon Snbtaua TIT foIgeube Corruption
ans 3t@t getreten: Dor einiaer 3eit
wurben 60 Sag OeI bss Stanbarb DELI
8oaoppIa pou @ouQrmz QsIs9fafs
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-01-06

~Np - NNN A"N
beru ~witbenbeu Ebiat aat unb ma&t.
bemielben ben @araus. Grus Der beftt,
gen S@mer;eu, BITE Der iunse Baue,
wesen fstuer msbrfa1en 0isrunben TIT
faBte Ct ben toIen 6unb a q 6aIie uni
i9lus TIN 10 Ianse on cine @a9enfauee,
big eas Ebter usrenbete, Iettsr attr eff,
na@bem es nod i'm Iettsn ausenbIids
etnsn pom @aseu f~tsisenben fteineu
Sungen ssbtfsn battle. S6muiIi@s
@ebifene befnben f9 Inn Rranfenbauis.
Der fistue Sauss wilb pom feiusm 8a:
ter gu Bdfeur nod Baris s,bra9t usr'
ben.
eiue Iufttse Jasbaef4i9tt
bic BON ben abtiseu ibrer art f5 na'
bur9 ausseibnet, bag fe, ME Das
,Srauni&u. EgbI.@ usrF4ert. rctrtil9
ruabr 1T, Bat f& fir3Ii& In 1sooinSen
BET Brauni1wsis 3~ugetra5eri- DGi 'Ia.
aen Wodsi uar6e bort TN 9ol5e e'ls
fsbbafts EreihiasS abse5altsn, pst pei.
der BITE EretSlr In seuobntfr eSetls mu
orosem qdrm has dufsef@sn9ts BHo
Seoer, Ste SHdtenffdnbe tutrie5en. @ines
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bunfIe abnt tis poa BEN fetnr bort
barrenten goofe bGbsn, bsnl fnr. ents
idIofsn ma1te has Ebier 6ebrt unb
iu5te NIT sewoItisem Sprunss bic
Eretbertette ~ bur@bre1en. 8te ein
Bfeil i&ueate Go sessn istne gstfoleer
Los, unb awar NIT benz 6Opf sesen BITE
Sttrn etnes Der Eretber, baB bieiem
66ren unb e5eben peretns. Das &sb
brad aIsbaIb ME oul S@Iase seribrt
Dot BEN uerbusteu Manne tobt 3uiams
men; es bate, ME f& 9~erausfsate,
bel bem seuaItisen Nnpraa ben &ir3es
rem sesossu, b. :. bas @enid sebro4en
unb efnen unrabmIt9eu Cob gefnriberi.
Der Nan1 NIT Der ,etferneu Sttrn.
bat Bet benz 3mli9eufan meter tetntu
S@aben aenou1uleii, ais bab Tim BITE
E~aba6spfeife ID Eramnner atne.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1888-05-02
JEFFERSON.

Mrs. Steinhauser shows the effect of her
confinement in Jail, and looks considerably
older than upon day of her entrance. She
still adheres to her last story, and says
she is sorry that she told the first one in
regard to burglars committing the crime,
and that it was due to being frightened,
and extreme nervousness. She expects
to get clear this fall. and holds frequent
conversations with Rohrmoser, planning
what they will do when they return to
the farm.
The Jefferson Base Ball Club was or
ganized last Sunday for the coming sea-
son, and the following were elected as of
fcers: Emil Illing, capt; Otto Heimerl,
sec'y.; Albert Roessler, treas. The mem
bers of the club with positions are: Otto
Heimerl, c.; Emil Illing, p.: Ed. Bien-
fang, l b.; Otto Roeesler, I'd b.; A. a.
Roessler, 81 b.; Edwin Roessler, s. s. !;
Fred Seifert, l. f.; w. Kispert, c. f., AL
bert Hilbert, r. f. A committee was ap-
pointed to draft rules and regulations for
the government of the club.
The school in District No. 5, town of
Aztalan, closed Tuesday. Miss Emma
Baxter, of Watertown, was the teacher
and gave excellent satisfaction.
Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Reid leave to-day
for Milwaukee, which in the future will
be their home.
Peter Eden brought 10 big hens egg
this week. by inches. Jefferson
county fowls are getting right to the
front. .-BGnner.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1888-05-02
MOnOna Lake Assembly

The advance programme of this annual
gathering. which is to be held by Lake
Monona, at Madison, from July Oath to
August Sd, has been issued Provision
has been made as usual tor full courses of
instruction in the Normal, Intermediate
and Primary grades; Alss for chorus
training under DIR. II. r. Palmer. Draw
ing, etc. Among the lecturers NAV be
noted, Bishop Warren, of Colorado; Rev.
Sam 2. Jones, Prot. J c. Freeman, Col.
G. w. Balm, Rev. DR.. j. L. Hurlbut, Mrs.
Mary I. Lathrap, Col. John Sobieski,.
Rello Kirk Bryan, the chalk artist, Frank
Lincoln, the noted humorist, and others
Concerts have been provided for by the
Wilberforce Concert Company, the La
dies Ideal Concert Band, etc. Reduc-
tion in rates are announced, and an en-
tertainment surprising any before given
is promised. Fer particulars or copies of
the advance programme, address James,
E. Moseley, Secretary, Madison, Wis.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1888-05-02
How Many words do Yon Knon.

There is no man living who knows
every one of the $4,000 words in Web
ster's dictionary, not half, nor third of
them. Nor is there a man WHO cvulI de-
fine them if he were asked. Shakespeare,
who had the richest voca bularv used bv
any nglishman, employed only 10000
words. Milton could pick out from So 900,
but the average man, graduate from one
of the great universities, rarely has vo-
cabulary of mole than 5000 or 1000
words. Right here in Buffalo there are
Americans born and bred who coutrive TO
express all their wants and opinious in
800 words, and in rural districts the
knowledge of $50 or 200 words is suffic-
lent to carry man through the world.
So the unabridged dictionary is cIuttered
up with $4,000 or more technics. or OBJ
solete words that you never hear in ordiD-
ary conversation or see in ordinary books
and newspapers "A Buffalo school
Teacher.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1888-05-02
FORT ATKINSON.

Harry Macarthur, now holding a posi-
tion in hardware store at St. Augustine,
Fla, will return here shortly and cast bis
lot with Allen Bros.
A member of the Ere company suggests
a prize offered hereafter of $8 or SO to
the first team that answers a fire alarm
and gets in front of the Long George
ready tor business.
DIED-At the home of her son, Arthur
Dodge, in this city, Mrs Elizabeth Storms
Dodge, aged 81 years.
At his home in this city, Saturday,
April 81, 1888, Peter Klein, aged 68
years.
On Tuesday afternoon, while Jacob
Allpeter was holding his team by the
heads, they became frightened, throwing
him to the ground. Two wheels of the
wagon passed over his lett arm, breaking
it in several places.
The Horned Dorset lambs, purchased
by Justus Williams, of this city, of Val
ency E. Fuller, Hamilton, Ontario, ar
rived Wednesday, having been only two
days on he way The express charges
were $20.35. The size of the lambs con-
sidering their age, is remarkable being
only 81 months old, yet looking almost
full grown Union
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1888-05-02
NO. 80.

government on the settlement of various
claims Of this amount $27. .691 72 was
from war claims abandoned hv the state
years ago, but revived by Gov. Rusk and
vigorously prosecuted until settlement
was reached. The remainder ofthe amount
deposited, $29, 1855, was the 5 per
centnm derived from the sales of public
lands for the Years 1884-5-6-7 The 5per
centum for the year 1883. amounting To
$24 ,206. 81, was deposited by the governor
on the 18th Of February last
When Gov Rusk assumed the duties
OF executive of the state, the 5 per centum
from the sales of public lands had not
been settled for several years, and this is
the first time since the war thatth have
been settled up to date He bas collected.
altogether, from this source, $1O2, 1853
all of which goes to the school fund.
At the time the governor was inaugu-
rated in 1882, the state was indebted to
the general government on the direct war
tax, $207 ,685 1G, all of which has been
paid. Regarding the war tax the gov
erUor says that in his opinion 1t should
be refunded to the states; that as il really
was an enforced loan, it should be repaid.
ln 1885, acting under AUTHORITY Of an
act of the legislature, TIE governor ap-
pointed Col. Geo. w. Burchard, Of Fort
Atkinsion, as agent Of the state for the
prosecution of the swamplamd claims
against the general government. 'Coi.
Burchard has procured patents for about
10000 acres OF land, and has bill pend
ing in congress for$125, 600 Of indemnity.
Gov. Rusk speaks in the higbes terms Of
Col. Burchard's services. especially in
settling the war claims which had been
abandoned by the state in 1875. The
claims were all of small amounts, ranging
from 81 to 500, and their settlement has
been effected only by vast amount of
patient, painstaking labor.
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Kitchen Pests.

Rather Ingenious but not less fraudu-
lent are the pretended tes's y! baking
powder being made in many of our kit
chens by agents who are trying to further
the sale of a Chicago article These So
called tests consist in mixing separately,
with water, sample of the baking pow
der found iI the house and of that carried
by the agent. From that found in the
hollse, il a pure article, the bubbles of
gas will rise an! burst ON top lie those
from glass of champagne The Chicago
baking powder which they carry. when
mixed with water, will show an extra
froth upon the top of the mixture which
ls claimed as evidence OF superiority. On
the contrary, however, it Is not only the
exhibition of trick, but is absolute proof
that the baking powder which so acts ia
adulterated. The chemists have ascer-
tained that the adulterant used is a chem
ical added for the express purpose of pro-
duclng this action and deceiving house
keepers as to the true value of the baking
powder. This is not only dishonest
trick, but dirty one, for the chemical is
the product of the filthy refuse of the
slsug ghter house, and if this baking pow
der is used in the preparation of food
passes into the biscuit or cake without
change Of course, any statements made
in reference to other baking powders. by
parties caught in practicing such tricks
as these for the purpose of deceiving the
public, will be eDtitled to no credit.
1t is probably wisest in the interest of
our families, and TO prevent our food from
being contaminated by tramps of this
kind, to turn all persons who wish or at
tempt to tamper with it unceremoniously
from the door, and to use those articles
only which experience has proved salts
factory, or the official tests have estab-
lished as pure anu wholesome.
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When baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was q Child. she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss. she clun toCastoria
When she had Children, she gave them Castoris
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1888-05-02
RICHWOOD NOTES.

Emil Peters left for Milwaukee Monday,
where he will work this summer at the
carpenters trade.
Frank Kelley, Duluth business man,
made this burg flying visit last week.
Miss Anna Mccall went to Oconemo-
woo Monday.l
John F. Kelly and family, of The Ju-
neau Telephone, visited here over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Ready are the
happy parents of bSy-baby, born to
them one fine day last week.
Rev. D. Tierney and his housekeeper
took advantage of the fine weather the
fore part of last week by driving to Ken
daltOWn.
Passenger train east bound, due at this
station at 1859 P. M, was taken off
Monday. 1t is now known as fast mail
and discards all passenger traffic going by
this station at 2:42 A. M. The mail ser
vice heretofore done by this train will be
handled by the evening passenger at 5:29
P. M. No great incon venience done this
station by this change as it leaves us a
morning and evening passenger for the
east.
Measles are among us attacking old
and young.
This spring number of persons here
will plant new variety petatoe. called
STRAY Beauty" This potatoe was
brought from the sandy portion of this
state, where it has given good satisfaction.
Fred Beneke, ST., has gone to James
vile to work for while.
Rev. Father Maher, of Watertewn,
conducted the services at St. Joseph
church last Sunday. Rev. M. Norton Is
expected to take charge of the parish
next Sunday. @.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1888-05-02
IXONIA.

A fine horse belonging to George Will
liams broke its leg Thursday. DR.. F. j..
Toussaint was called from Milwaukee to
set it.
+ \. Williams has a great curiosity in
the farming implement line, being sod
plow imported from Wales. 1t is large
and clumsy, but does good work.
/. Herman Groth, died at his home two
miles north of Ixonia Center, on Thurs
day, April 26th, in the 65th year of bis
age. He leaves wife, three boys and
three girls. The oldest daughter lives in
Kansas, also the youngest son. He owned
good farm of 11O acres.
The cheese factory here started under
the management of Ell. E. Humphrey on
the 23rd of April, with good prospects of
good season.
Geo. Bub, of Watertown, has bought
out the saloon business of S. Whipple.
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HUSTISFORD.

Mrs. A. M. Green, Of Beaver Dam, is
visiting Mrs. A. E. Baker for a few days.
She came here Saturday
Miss Rena Pettibone visited her par
ents Saturday and Sunday.
Aug. Nen0w moves his family to Blue
Earth county, Minnesota, this week. He
leaves Tuesday.
Geo. Kelenb benz made business trip
to Milwaukee Wednesday last
John JOSH is happy, bran new boy
came to bis house Friday of last week.
Jas. Lecount, editor of the Hartford
Press, was in town Saturday for a chat
with old acquaintances.
John Shultz, formerly of Hustisford
now living at Merrill, called on friends
the first part of last week. While here
Mr.. Shultz sold his house and lot in this
village to DIR. Plagemann for the consider
alton of $3.50.
( Tuesday last, jim G. backed water on
account of one colored man and $25.
Mrs. Ed. Hart left here "Wednesday for
Lima, where she will visit relatives for a
couple of weeks.
Henry Plagemann started for Nebraska
Monday, where be intends to make his
home.
Paul Zilisch's "better half" to be arrived
here Saturday from Milwaukee. She will
make stay of few days. B.