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The Osceola times., 1888-08-18
UNPROFITABLE STOCK.
why II Does Not Pay to Keep Poor Horses
on the Farm.

why ~ DCes NOS Ihy to hrcP EooT shoEsoo
on the Farm.
OF all stock kept upon the farm poor
horses may be considered as the worst,
as we'll as the most Improbable. Poor
cattle, sheep or hogs can be fattened
and marketed. We can take a lot OF
poor calves, shoats or lambs in the fall,
winter on roughness il reasonably we'll
sheltered, giving enough grain to keep
in reasonably thrifty condition, and
let them have the run OF the pastures
until sufficient growth can be secured,
when they can be fattened and market
ed. They may not pay us as large a
profit as II we had kept better stock,
yet when they are ready for market
they can be turned into cash! But a
poor horse-commence when but colt,
you may be able TO feed him cheap
enough while he is growing, but after
he has matured and is ready to be mar
keted there is no demand. He can not
be turned into cash, and trading
horse can not be considered as being
valuable property, because in major.
ity OF cases we must either take another
trading horse Of less value. or pay the
difference between what we own and
what we trade for, and this we may not
always And profitable.
Good horses are nearly always in de-
mand at fair prices. They cost but little.
If any more, TO feed and keep. They
can be turned into cash, and for this
reason may be considered as being val
liable property; but poor horse that
can not be sold for cash, and must
either be kept or traded for another
horse Of the same kind, is certainly
poor property.-Amsriee srieenAgriesltSriss,
The Osceola times., 1888-08-18
A Deanarata Firht.

An aged farmer Of East Sullivan, Me-,
annoye ed by the depredations OF q bear,
set q spring gun for him. When be visited
the gun he found the bear there, badly
wounded. The old man tried to kill IL
with an axe, but the bear knocked him
down, and was in a fair way to kill him,
when a neighbor arrived with gun and
killed tho bear.
The Osceola times., 1888-08-18
Cure for Rheumatism.

@. g. Treat, Of West Granville, Mass,
writes Of ALLcocK's PoRoUs PLAsTERs:
For rheumatism, neuralgia, pain in tho
side or back, coughs, colds, bruises and any
local weakness, they truly possess wonder
full curative qualities. have recommend
ed them 10 my neighbors with tho happi-
est results, many Of whom but for ALL
COCKS PLAsTEns would be in crippled
condition at home. In every instance where
they have been faithfully and properly up
piled the result has been wonderfully sat-
isfactory.
The Osceola times., 1888-08-18
A Goosl Foundation.

The foundation Of health may be deeply
laid, II the constipated, the bilious, the de
bilitatcd will but infuse conjoint vigor and
regularity into the system with Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters. For n third OF o century
strength TO the feeble and health TO the
sick. Chills and fever, rheumatism, nerv-
Gus and kidney troubles succumb 70 1t.
The Osceola times., 1888-08-18

IyvALIDs, aged people, nursing mothers,
overworaed, wearied out fathers, will lind
the happiest results from judicious use Of
DR.. Sherman's Priclly Ash Bitters Where
tho liver or kidneys are Affected, promp.
action Is necessary to change tho tide
toward health, ere the disease becomes
chronio--possibly incurable, and there is
nothing better 10 be found In the whole
range of materia rncdicd. Sold everywhere.
The Osceola times., 1888-08-18

LOOK SHARP! When your skin breaks
out in pimpes use Glenn's sulphur Soap.
Hill's lar Dye, Black or Brown, 50c
The Osceola times., 1888-08-18

IT is natural enough that the brewers and
their employees should get at lager heads
DulEh I'dyagrdpher
The Osceola times., 1888-08-18

FREE! A 3-foot French Glass, Oval
Front, Nickle or Cherry Cigar Case, MER-
The Osceola times., 1888-08-18

Why is wise man like pint Because
'e has got good head, aud comes TO .
poinx
The Osceola times., 1888-08-18

TEA and coffee are well termed "luxuries
Of the grocer kind.n
The Osceola times., 1888-08-18
EDUCATIONAL.
HOPXINSVILIE HIGN SCHOOL,

select school for boys and young men will begin
Monday, Aug. s7th, 1888. Instruction Is
gwen In English, Latin, Greek, German, Iii her
Mathematics and Book-kecp ny. Thorough teach.
Ing and strict discipline charac erisc the school
Terms for session OF ~ weeks: Tuition, $40. OOt
Tuition and Board, secs. Boarding pupils are
required to board with tho principal For further In
The Osceola times., 1888-08-18

You can't always judge Of the quality Of
itsends over the country.-Patsburgh Chron-
The Osceola times., 1888-08-18

If afflicted with Sore Eyes use DIR. Isaa,
Thompson S Eye Water Druggists sell II. 225c
The Osceola times., 1888-08-18
ATHENS FEMALE COLLEGE.

Chartered ls43. Athens. Alabama-a place Of
health and refinement Commodous buildings neatly
furnished. All the departments thoroughly organized
full faculty Of experts in each. Cheap, Thorough
School. Attached ia q Business School a thorough
Writing. Fall Term opens August ~, fsss. Send Tor
Catalogue. REV. NJ. q. WILLIAMS. President
The Osceola times., 1888-08-18

A rmNa that Is lightly passed over Is the
fence surrounding o watermelon PATCH
Puck
, 1888-10-20

the Conservative Union, Baron deMackaw,
deputy for the Orne, noting the division
amongst the Government supporters, de-
clared that the prospects of the Monarch
lists were fine.
Sir John Macdonald, the Canadian Pre-
mier, will shortly visit England to confer
with the Marquis of Salisbury on the Fish
cries question.
London, Oct. 18th.-Sugar in stock on
the 18th instant was 1853, 900 tons. Last
year 1T 900 tons.
New York, October 19th.-London news
states that the statue erected in Trafalgar
Square, to the memory of General Gordon,
was privately unveiled yesterday. The
Government refused to admit the public,
lest the anarchists ShOnld create disorder.
The differences between the MEMBERS of
the GENERALIZATION Committee have been
harmonized in favor of bimetallism.
The Rt. Hon. Arthur Baltour, in Il speech
at a meeting of the Manchester UnioniSts,
yesterday charged the English sympathiz-
ers with Parnellism, with participating i'll
the support of their politics by crimes.
The Kaiser, after visiting Pompeii, has
returned to Rome.
The price of coal in London has advanc-
ed two ShiIlingS per ton in consequence of
the strikes.
Flour in the New York market is steadi-
ly falling.
Jamaica, October 19th-Private advices
received here state that ex-PreSidDnt SalO-
mon died in Paris this morning.
Santiago de cuba, October l9th.-News
from Hayti, under yesterdays date, tsates
that General Legitime has been appointed
President of the Provisional Government
in place of BoiSrond Canal. Cape Haiti,
GOnaives, and ST. Mare. are being blOckad.
ed. After bombarding Gonaives, the men
Of var will proceed to st. Marc. The new
Cabinet consists Of MargrOn, Prophetic,
Rossignoe, Plquant, and Lauture.
, 1888-10-20
lFrom the Saint CHRISTOPHER Adrertisey. }

(From the Saint Christopher Adrerti$er.}
We had the honour of a visit on Tues
day last from Mr.. G. II. Kemp Sturgeon,
OF Antigua, who passed here in the steam
er OriRoco on his way to Amcricl to he
come a eli tizpn Of the great Republic. The
s'IOval and patriotic Kemp" considers that
the British Government has treated him
shabbIly, and consequently he sees no real
son why he should continue to remain
IoyaI and rue to The Queen her Crown and
Dignity. The 3Oth OF My last, the day
that her MajeSty's Birthday was crlebra-
ted in this colony, was the last time that
the sunion iackn was h0iSted at his resi-
dencp-aftpr that the 'StarS AMI stripes
gracrd the formerly dis iuguishedly- loyal
famiIy.reSidence, and II correspondence
was Immediately entered into with the
American Government. This correspond
dence has resulted satisfactorily to Mr..
Sturgeon, and he has promised to be in
Washington on the Doth of September SO
as to be able to meet President Cleveland
at the White House on the .2nd of October.
He has some expectation, after becoming
a citizen, of entering the Postal Depart
ment of the StdteS, but before doing SO he
cOntemplates making II featuring tour Of
Uncle Sans dOmiuionS. His many friends
in Antigua presented him with an address
signed by about four hundred persons
lust before his departure from their shores,
to which he gave Il lengthy reply. It is
to be hoped that Uncle Sam will not be
as ''ungratefup to Mr.. Sturgeon as John
Bull has been.-
, 1888-10-20
Barbados News.

The weather for the past fortnight has
been somewhat dry. We have had Occa-
sional showers, but no heavy or c%ontinu-
Gus rains except yesterday and to-day. 1t
is, however. pleasing to note that neither
the canes nor vegetation OF any sort show
any signs of 'thirSting' for the precious
fluid. The canes are now so far advanced
as not to need very much rain. And as
the nights are now beginning to close in
earlier, and as the days are hot, the heavy
dews which fall at this time of the year
supply much moisture through the leaves.
August is generally looked forward to
with a great deal of apprehension, as a
dry August is not unfrequent, and when
so, retards the growth of the canes. Au-
gust this year brought all along the line
most favourable weather for the growing
crops, so that the spell of dry weather we
are having will do little harm. The re-
ports from all the Parishes agree in pro-
nouncing the young cane crop as very
promising. and in some places, as ''mag.
nifcent." By some persons it is feared
that the canes are somewhat too 'advan-
, 1888-10-20
NOTICE

RHE owner of a bay Mare, with
white face and legs, taken up at
Estate Grove Place some days ago,
and impounded in the Stable yard at
the Police Station, can have same by
paying the expenses incurred, and if
not redeemed within 8 days from
date, she will be sold.
Frederiksted's Police Office, 18th Octo-
Der 1888.
r. PETERSEN.
, 1888-10-20
Translation.
Publication.

RT is hereby brought to public
- notice that by Royal Reso-
luton dated 3rd ultimo Mr.. A.
was recOgnis
ed as Vice Consul at Christiansted
for Sweden and Norway.
Government Secretary Office, St. Croix,
The 18Th of October 1888.
LIMPRICHT.
, 1888-10-20
CHRISTIANSTED

Oct. IS Per schr. Vigilant from st. Tho,
mas-Mrs. F.. Ditlevsen with 3 children &
l servant, Paddy Patrick, Peter Patrick.
Oct. 10 Per schr. ''Vigilant" for St.
Thomas-Miss w. Schuster, Consul M. A.
Turner, Louise Joseph, Mr.. w. Smith,
Miss L. B. Bart.
FREDERIKSTED.
Oct. II Per s. s. BarTacO@tG from New
York-Miss Abbot, Mrs. Finlay, Mr.. &
Mrs. A. N. Allen, Mrs. Parker, Mr.. w.
Joseph.
18th Oct.-Per schr. Atlantic from st.
Thomas, Mr.. Christensen. NJ. Timoth,
Martha Bentzen. Per s. s. BarracOatG for
st. KittS.-James Taylor and wife Teresa,
John Causer, Matilda Duggins and 4
children, Jos. Heines, P. Ford, Elizabeth
DugginS and W. DugginS.
, 1888-10-20
MS.
ST. CROIX STATION.

ST. CROIX STATION.
New York, October 17th.-The death
is announced of Baron Mount Temple.
The Times, complying with an order OF
the Court, has legally formulated the
charges against the Parnellites. The trial
will begin next week.
The Rt. Hon. Arthur BalfOur, in the
course of a speech at Haddington, said
that he did not agree with the idea that a
closer alliance with the Liberal UniOnists
was necessary, but thought it better they
should maintain their party individuality,
agreeing to unite on a common principle
when it was necessary to sustain the
Empire.
The Prince of Wales yesterday babe
farewell to the Austrian Kaiser, and is
returning to England.
The German Kaiser is visiting Naples.
In the French Chamber of Deputies a
member Of the Right introduced a motion
declaring that the proper time for the in
PRODUCTION Of a Revision Bill would be at
ter an election, in which the people would
show i'm what sense hey desired Il revision.
jamaica, October I7lh-AdyiceS from
Haiti by Ii. NJ. S. Buzzard, which arrived
from Port au Prince on Monday, reports
that B0iSrOnd Canal has been selected an
Provisional President, and that General
Legitime is certain of his final election as
President. There has been Il rising in the
North, but an ample force has been drs-
patched to GOnaiveS to lombard the town,
unless an unconditional surrender be made.
The gunboat TouSSaint LOuverture left
Port au Prince on Thursday evening tor
Gonaives. The rebels are believed to have
very few arms, and but little ammunition.
1t is now stated that General Thelemacque
was killed by grape shot on the night OF
the 18th Septbr., and not assasslnated as
previously reported.
Santiago de Cuba, October lSth.-AdVI-
ces from Cape Haiti state that rumOurS are
being circulated that the Provisional Gov
erumpnt at POrt-au-Prince has fallen. M.
HyppOlite, one Of the members of the Go
vernment, has joined the revOlutionlsts,
the rest taking refuge in the foreign CON
sulates. The COnStitutive Assembly has
called a preparatory meeting of its mem
bers at Gonaives for the purpose of selee-
ting a candidate for the Presidency. The
final nomination will be made at a subse-
ouent meeting to be held at st. Marc.
London, October 1Sth-Sir Charles Lees,
Governor of Barbados, and Sir William
Robinson, Governor of Trinidad, sailed
from Southampton for the West Indies
to-day.
New York, October 18th-The death is
announced of Signor RobiIant, Italian Min
lister for Foreign Affairs.
The Russian papers are urging the es-
adjustment of an entente cordiale between
Russia and England, in view of the cool
ness between England and Germany.
1t is stated that France will shortly ask
Belgium to explain the meaning of the i'm
mense defensive preparations now in pro-
gress, as Belgian neutrality, in case OF war,
has been guaranteed.
Kaiser William and King Humbert yes
terday reviewed the Italian fleet at CaStel-
lamere.
An explosion occurred on board the
Calais American oil steamer, "Ville de
Calais, by which twenty-five persons were
killed.
Paris news states that at a meeting OF
, 1888-10-20

The s. s. Barracuda 1882 tons, Captain
Hubbard, arrived at Frederiksted On We'd
neSday, and left for st. Kits in the after
noon
The schooner Ocean Traveller, 112 tons,
Captain Thomas, arrived on Wednesday
from Frederiksted.
The American brig Z. ToWner, 1873 tons,
Captain Dayton, arrived at Frederiksted
on Thursday from New Haven.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-12-21
Wermti6tes.

t 0ie 8enitlisunssbiu f1r .5lufie
uno Sdfen, iueld,s ioeben iertis seltellt
ipurbs, oeruiIist I'M @nnjeh S11,500,@
900; fir ben RiTouri fno $4,000
ousseworfen -, ..
: Gin 9albuerrhdter, 9tantns Sobn
Rorie, erihu6 ber &aiiierer Der 3atios
nalbanf ooa 9ernnrbinr, Sal, iueil
bisier inn eine 9fnnsiimna nid,t feTort
nusjabfcn poilte-
Sci elmer llpterIu6uns Der @es
iaHscnen 3e1er I'M staatsiudtbaus
III Raibpins, 1sHn., bat indt dn so
9plde, 20 8afirmeiier, einsn Sepoluer
unb 3 Stride eeIunosu 4u6 ertbedte
H,dn ben po0itdnbiseR Ippnrnt fir hie
Brdsuns bon iatid,er Sitberman5e
: 8ipereeab, 8. g., II. Dec. 6raneia
ai6burn 6alufins, Der Nutterm0rber
bon Ssltp. ipnrbe heute Worsen BIER
sehdnst Ter iunse Torn iuplIte tiHe
senife Sottie sdref bsirottc1t. Die
neil orpi, Der s'iuiter nidt gut satnt
mar. ia Ger iunse 5oipfins bic Gin
uiffisuus ieiaet 9eutter t,idlt crbeltel
| fpnnte, etrorbtte er lie i'll Der Nn6
l
upr I. October 1881. .r.;
! eairp Il. Fec. 3u BENT rp
Osman 3ianta iii Sudfiut eins,troffene
/ sdreibfn, ipefdcs, pfe f,tdr perntutbs
bic Eodri6t entbaftcn fat. baB Gmi
Boi9a NIB elm tpeiser ,Reiieab'
(tpabrIdsinti@ stanles) in Die SdHt
! -
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-12-21

Ridts lit ld9erli1er als bic onse6'
lide 8eiorsniB bemotratiider Srsdne
betreifs 9eiien, mas bas 8olt BON ben
5iegern gu ertuarteu bat. Die ,,Sicser"
iinb cine bes &esiments funoise Bartei,
iuelde bas 2anb aus ben aleridutere
isiten aasen uor, tudbreno uno nad benz
ariese su Der boben Stufe frieolider
Gntmidluns bonn Sabre 1884 seFilbrt
bat: bic in iexcm 8iertcliabrbunoert
aufseItelIten Resierusss Erinsipien
muroen in Der bemofrotiiden Gpiiooe
falt ausnobmlos beibebaltcn uAb betudbrs
ten ii1 au9 ipdbrenb bcrlelbea. 80
Serr Glenetarb ouf eisenen @esen 3R
seben periudt bat, erlebte CT Sebli9ldBe:
bon ieiner gipilbienlsGeiorm big sur
9ariirefprm: Die 8ldfebr Der re2nbs
li,anil9en @artei III bic aomiHi frdtius
tuiro bobsr nitts anberes Iein. dls oer
aniana elmer neuen yeripte nt1ssreiiter
grcsperitdt, nnterfiist bon 6on5eif,'
onen, ip.lde bic inSuiidea bfrdnberten
gerbdttniie uotbuenbis sen,d9t unb Die
republifaniide &esieruns itets sur red
ten Seit ;u MAIDEN eetuubt bobet,. 3nr:
lber ipnten fi4 bic Drsdne sltisft Re
rubisen uns 1ieber etsuas gteue5 erfin
ben. Die 1884 seredtfertiste G.iors
nib Der 8spubliianer tpr ben, ggperi
ment elmer benotrotiidsn Tesierun!
|iest umsefsbrt nnddFfea ;u iupllsr. i
iebr biinn,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-12-21
rnolsro s.iaq,,,6 d,rn n,11a,E laoulH


g9ie fnur tltan ons Nlter elmer Cans
erferuen? Gm duBeriten 8aroe iebes
Gdnlefleels. bidt BEL ben ldn9iten
g6tpuu,sIcberl,. befinocn ii6 5lpei fleine,
idmals, ipise unb garte 6eOern, iuefd)e
beipnbers feitiisen urb bon iuet6er cine
ettpas sr6bsre 1T. 9ln bieien BrDBeren
jeist iid,. iuenn bic Cans bas erite 2e'
bensiubr surhdsele9t bat, eine ffeine
Hinne, lust6e nusiiebt, ala Of nit e,ner
Seile in Der Geberfiel querIber ein9es
idynitten norber iudre. yadd ablduf.eis
mes ;utiteu Sobres bilbet 'ifJ cine 5tpeite
Siinue unb 70 fort; ndd ietcm tpeiteren
sSo1r tit eine ip.itere 8iuuc be,rerfbor.
Dies If eiu iideres 3eiden bns after
elmer @ins Su erferneu, pie Sefnnntlif
nnr im eriten 9ebensidbre, dfiu mean
Die besei9nete ffeiue Geher nod fsin'
Sftnne 6ot, eiu gutter, ruuhfidmedeueel
lgrdter lit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-12-21

General Balmer nsnnt bic republis
tuuiiden Witslieoer Der ,Srans arnlp
Of tbe 8epubtie" rprcfeifOnelle 5oloaz
ten." Gieies, Don eiuem Nann tOmmenb
Der auf feline Steluus in Der drmec oor
bem Geinb reiisuirte, elmer eleuben
Rausitreitisteit Desen. unb Der aus ber
o. u. R. idieo, neil er bic Stimmen
ibrer MitsIieoer uidt 81 contrOlirtH uere
mo6te, ipiro Bel benfeuecn Qeuten iuenis
@etuidt baben. 8ererat Bdlmer iollte
ni6t perseifen, bnB bic 9nselH Der rprcz
feiiione[Ien Solbaten" piel nit Der Ries
ocrperfuns Der 8ebeaion Su thuu hass
ten. (Sieblanb Su. unioa.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-12-21

. 9rdFoent gleoelanb sldubt. uno Ser
Gebnnfe Iommt ibm uis feline 8erdr'
munesbef1rdtunsen. in ber elftsnstunbe
bob bic 0Hentli9e 9rmdne i6lieslit, in
6daben ber 2onblprb3 fa1en miro. Ser
BrdFbent Io[lte enblih iuiFen, bds bic
sroster 8nnbbsfiser im Siben eriitiren
no Die S6warien su 9auIenpen ent.
re@tet iinb uub ius iest cine 8esuesuns
im @anse it. ibnen uoneHbs uo6 bas
Stimmredt 5u eutsiebeu. ..
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-12-21

Sm san;en 2anbe miro iest bas Sors
aeben berienisef, ben,otratiiden Ritr
slieber Der Granb arutp, ipeide ibrcr
politiiden Gte1uns iuesen einer eiaenen
geteraHeabnrb sriinhea iuollen, Der
iddrfiten @eurtbeiluns nnter;usen.
Rirsens nirb bas geiipisl eerielbsn
nddseabnt. unb bic Sbse eifer 9renz
ming in 9ronb armp'arsiien il bfreits
iuisber nollfdnbia aufaeseben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-12-21

Ra6 elmer Weleuns aus 9ern lit
Bunbesratb Sammer s,im $rdfbent unb
gunoesratb Rudonnet sum Biceprdliz
berten Der, i6peiSeriiden Republit Frs
u6htt tporben. 1 e.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-12-21
8tr,m.ifluna einer Irau.

Der lob mare tieism ftrsdliGsn aisstr-
,i,b.us.n 8efubl unb bttisn 8ifsnf&mn,.n
spr,u,ifben," ;" rief ttHe 'ltthrnee SHUTTER Der.
,reifluusssca aus. vTs5 S@iimmfe 49,"
fiate Fe bfuja. tdb IS feline ssuI bafir ~ &c.
ben fGtini." i,S:e irrsa f&, errisbtrts bic
fsupatbillreute Ra@barir, bsr bic Dulb.rin
itr 9eib flaate. sd lit Sabre lang ss.nfp
pie Sie unb fanb isins Sitfr, Sic n,etH grit
mir entli5 Or. gisrefe Fayorite Prescrip.
tion s.rlGriss, ;psISr mid furirts. Seit btr
2eit bin ID ssiuns, uas als Stise 9nettne
rurbtu mid ni1t ttptgsr, dnf bisffs DELL
mtttsl ~ psr,i1ttn. pfru mid je rttoer etn
itulidjts Seietn ttfGtf." Favorite Pre-
scription III sis siniist Rsti;tn fir Grausr,
rie scn apptbtttrn MI
i@atantis srn tir strffsQsrn rrrt I. Il
pirb, eas ie in ithtm SAFE ;ufrighsHatut,
pierissnfans tas @s.t jariiGtrfaii,t Sub.
Dtsie @araniis Haett fid auf etn, ltnf&Ias
Ger 5lal&, steruft urb III ieit ettl.n .9asun
astrtuItn ausasfiibrt wcreen.
Tr. pisrcs's Pleasant PurgatiVe Pellets
fl6rsn ie mad tsr grrFs bns Cpfs ,frilttr
rtsr frdf,iesr al.
gs eibt rueribdmtc arme" bod
tpilrb' Is i9rer !ueit lpeniser geben, fosnfl
mir mebr ,,pcridamte Saei6e" bditen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-12-21

Sn Der beporitebeabeu SeiitoH Der
2esislatur ion cine Bill sur Grri6tuns
DON gountp Sanitdtsbeborben in iebem
County bes Staates einsebrabt iverecn;
bic 8ebDrSe ioll aus ee,R dltelteu County
Ri9ter unb ;iuei poR County @erid)t III
ertpd6leneen gerjttu ous ben, 9ountp
L.etaLau r.... .... ...-....
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8dr MtihEa4irn.

8ar Mtihra9irn.
Waltpmnisil hclcr @pteu ~
Ser na9H H'aHeit @eIfuad,tsici;
$50 tduleno Sleri5n pa6.r r....
Sn filler scligIe.t!
= bringt mir tdcr tSiijd
8pu bcimlideii 9ebigcn
Nus gclb'Ecn 8inoertage'l
3lu; siitinal uGd) suyiidt
9hm 5dblt ba5 Smb bic Sage
BIS 81 bet beit'geH 9tadlt: ..e
,,2ieb Witterlciu, 0 lage.
.g8as mir Der @6riit 0c6rattm
lln6 tuenn Der slberO 9rdut,
go iiebt es oft im 9unfeln
Ges Gbriitfinst Sliisel fuuteln,
9as burtb bic Sbeibrr ihaut.
0uu iinnt unb iorBt ole 9iebt
llHo iAb lit lore @ab';
Wtau ipIrt Elm ffill 8etriebe
Sm 6auie Ipdt nno Iriib:
9as Sinolein laht i'm Irauu,
Die Mutter iua9t, ju iGmitcf,n
Wit geinlihem Grtjiiten
Sen hunten @eihnntht2baum.
9tun nla9 ser g9inttr itirmen:
Wnn i9dbt ieir iih'reS 3a9:
Mtas orduben Sdlncc ii@ ibhrmen,
Man W1rmt iidJ in, @emdfl; .n
Wan riidt BET 2nmpcuihsin
I'm bes &antiHes 5lanmcr
9fitr inniger ;uIGmren
Sm lraute1t a1mntrlcir. -
llnb pb ber Tag iitb tiraet:
Ntnn ftst ant Gid, int areis,
Gett lnnser Nberb wiir;et
Geplanoer laut lno leie,
Mtnn trdunt nnb iliiitert inAt
Bon tauIenb Serrli9feitcn,
Die beimfi6 iid) berciten
Sm bnnfeln Sf)ob hcr 9ttdJt.
linn 1T bic 3eit pplreu6ct, .
5eiBt's:: ,9inhcr, fount brreiuw z
@ie ftuscn iie, 9eblenbet,
8pm splb'nen @unberlheiA..
gle iteber ipie tut Grnum,
Sic ieb'n ibr fiibnites Suffen
GrffIlIt unb iibertrpffer
aEt lif,ter Ieibrnhtsbdrnt. -
-...:.-i-.- .s gst.
3 laBt, ibr lieben aleineu.
Mir meine Groer;eit
Gls @artejeit eriAeireh c''''.'E' b.
s3ufinftiser Serrfi9feit! .,r s..
9as mus. Elm ,Gbriitisii iein, .,Yf
4linst's emit .ous ;3imMetstboru
Sn bic entjiiften Cbren:
Stun, ainber, fommt befeiam
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-12-21

8eim nnbenheu SahresiAlub brun6t
btr Geiddf. sn,onn 8rtefeoeen. 8e9.
nun9sfcrmul re, Gpurerte. adrten,
BrfisliiteH uiIu. slGe berartisen ar:
beites. iiberbaupt 0rudio4en. naer ari
lieFert uniere Office seat Hne bilfls."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-12-21

9sileiten aafi&en @stri@sam
Pfeifen nnS gisarrenipiten, Parfiis
uerie nab hieie ausrre paEenbe
@eibnatt ttsaei@tnfe in O. asHe'i
&bathste. -,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-12-21


Ser $obit bat, laut elmer Gtpei9e
aus &om, on bic an,erifaniId)en Sii66fe
Elm Sdreiben seri9tet, por;n CT ibsen
oi. 5nricrse iir Die iublrei6en Stale
ner, Die in neuerer t3cit had ser Der.
StaoteM oussepanbe,t iinc, hrinscno
ana 0ers lest. Die @cRsraticn eer
9ropasanoa, 10 iast SEQ Kill, babe
ben 8si6luB sefaBt, grieiter aus Stas
lien na6 oenienisen amerifanii6en Siits
ritteu ~ ien6eu. Gle pon italieniIden
gmisrantem betpobnt ieieu uno es waroe
ibn sroBe 0euu8tbuuns seudbrel,, tuenu
Die amerifaniiden 8iI@6fc Die sfuf9abe
oieier 9rielter ertei6tcrn wOlteH.-Tan
6alt in ROm auseni6eiulih nibt Tiel
ppn oen 8eitrebunsen einiSer siril9s
amerifanii6er &ir6eufIriteu, Die bier
iuobnenoen ,,ausldnbiiden" Satbolifen
ibres &Oltstbums 5u terauten, iie @naIl
une 5a[l su ,,umeritaniiden".