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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-08-25
Leading futures ranged as follows:
Opening. Highest. i CT

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 24.-Flour quiet but steady.
Wheat. cash lower; options dull, closing weak
| 14GDssc below vest erday; No. red, cash 1875
asked; August delivery closed at 741sc asked.
September delivery 74l504Ac bid. Corn
lower; No. mixed. cash 3l031 &C; August de
livery closed at 3l1ac asked, September delivery
3135G131 &C. Oats lower and dull: No. ,, cash
1-c; August delivery nominal at 1sc September
delivery lS19c. Whisky 81 o. Provisions dull
| CINCINNATI. Aug. 24->Flour was unchanged
Wheat dull No, 2 red, cash, 7a1ac Corn dull
| mand and steady; NO. mixed 20Gl2013c. Pork
| steady at $40 so. Lard quiet at S. 50. Bulk
meats unchanged; short ribs S. SO. Bacon
steady and unchanged; short clear S. 37,r.
| Whisky steady at 81 o. Hogs steady and
unchanged; common and light s. 50G4 CO.;
packing and butchers 81 1504 35.
wheat-No. red 75@75c. Corn No. mixed
3sc. Oats-No. 2 25I9c; new &c. Provisions
| unchanged. Bacon-clear ribs sides Sc IS;
clear sides 81 packed. Bulk meats-clesr ribs
Sugar-cured hams, Sll 5o112 so. Lard
choice leaf IS q.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug 24.-Coffee unchanged;
Rio cargoes, common to prime, l5AQ0l9ysc.
Sugar and molasses unchanged.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 24.-Fiour dull and
changed; Howard street and Western superfine
$2 5O@s 90; extra SO BOA 90; family s. 100
60; city mills, Rio brands extra 81 9005 TO-
Wheat Southern dull and lower; Fultz 77@l
S5c, Longberry 7S9S6c; Western lower; No. 2
winter red, on spot 1914 0799sc. Corn-South-
err quleI puO sCeauy' "hiVe 40W1oc' yeho" AZ
@44c.
NAVAL STORES.
NEW YORK, Aug. 24.-Spirits turpentine
quiet at 44@44Iac. Rosin quiet at 81 02190
! o..
500 p. m.-Turpentine quiet at 4416Q45c
Rosin steady
CHARLES RON. Aug. 24.-TurpentiEe unchanged
at 4216c Rosin unchanged; good strained soc.
WILaINo-oS. Aug. 24.-Spirits turpent ne
steady at acc. kosin firm; strained 75c; good
strained 75c, Tar firm at 81 CO. rude ruTpeu-
tine 1rln lard 81; yellow DIP and virgin az %.
RICE.
NEW YORK, Aug. 24.--Rice in moderate de-
mand.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. .-Rice-ordinary to
prime 3I605c.
PETROLEUM.
NEW ToRE. Aug. "a. The petroleum market
opened steady at 9S3sc. and after some slight
fluctuations in the early trading became weak
and declined to 97c. a rally then followed, in
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-08-25

RIcr-The market was quiet and steady at
quotations There was good inquiry and
The BOARD of Trade reports the total receipts of
rough rice from Sept to date at 530,SS4 bushels.
The total shipments of clean for the same
time were q OBS barrels, distributed as follows:
n Baltimore. 5279 barrels; to Boston, l, l02
barrels: TO New York, 1856 barrels; to Phila-
delpbia. Abs barrels; to the interior, 1855 bar
rels The stock of rough on hand this day
amounts to 1881 bushels and Of clean to 2,Os7
The following are the official quotations.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-08-25
RECEIPTS.

Per Charleston and Savannah Railwa. 8. Aug
24-3 cars coal. cars lumber. l bdl stock, 9S
pkgs 475 caddies tobacco, 10 bales hu ks 10
boxes tobacco, 81 doz broOns bdls signs, 200
bdlS baskets, 10 crates machines, ii rex meas
urer p1gs tobacco, 10 bdls copy paper, 6
cases cigarettes, case smoking tobacco 2 bdls
shafts, bdls rims, box material, 10 boxes
glue scrap bdls boards, box clothing, 2 cars
wood, pig goods II bbls spirits.
Per Savannah, Florida aud Western Railway,
Aug $3.50 bales cotton, 2,0S2 bbls rosin, 80
bbls spirits turpentine, 5 cars wood. ear cattle,
l empty tank car, II bales hides, 10 cans paint
Is bbls bottles, b5ls syrup. bales WOOL ~
pkgs goods, 90 pkss b collars, $50 bbls -four.
956 sacks OATS, bbls pears, 90 tons pig iron q
bds sashes IS doors, 5 oil tanks, IS jacket cans
% pcs buggier, boxes tobacco, 2l pkgs mdse,
- bbls vegetables, 10 crates vegetables, / car
grease and oil.
Per Central Railroad, Aug 24-liS bales cotton,
Al bales yarn, l66 bales dOmestics. bales wool,
10 bdls hides, rolls leather, Is bales paper, 1877
pkgs tobacco. IL pkgs iran oil, II $50 lbs lard,
179 bbls spirits Jurpentine, 400 bbls rosn 1902 395
lbs bacon, SO bbs fruit 1000 bushels oats. 30
pkgs furniture, bbls whisky, hf bbls whisky.
175 bbls flour, 20 cars lumber, car slaves. 2
bbls syrup, s cords wood, IL pcs machinery 2 k
d buggies, 10 cases liquor car keg nails, car
rails car bar iron, ia pkgS mdse, car stone,
empty bbls, Q bales paper stock. 3 cases soap,
boxes hardware. 3S bales paidS, 10 cars coal,
$50 bbls grits, car melons, 1lS tons pig IRON
EXPORTS
Per steamship DesSoug. for Philadelphia
s bales cotton. - bales wool 90 bales domestics
63 hbls rosiu. 216 bbls spirits turpentine 246 800
feet lumber rs casks clay, 215 tons old rails, 80
pkgs fruit, 327 pkgs mdse, 1873 boxes marble. 60
oar wheels, 651 empties.
Per steamship VIM Crane, for Baltimore
SIS bales cotton II bbls rice Is bbls syrup 2 395
bbls rosin, 20 bbs spirits turpentine, 10000 feet
lumber, 81 bales domestics and yarns, 80 bales
hides, 313 pkgs mdse.
Per steamship City of Bennington. for New
York-6e bales cotton. 50 bales domestics, 80
bbls oil, S84 bbls rosin, 46 bbis spirits turpen.
tine, $4,000 feet lumber, Ga pkgs fruit 1872 pkgs
mdse.
Per bark Birgitte Nor). for Stettin-3,517 bbs
rosin, weighing 1,664,S4O pounds-Paterson,
Downing & Co.
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The Irish standard., 1889-03-02
10TH ANNIVERSARY OF his BIRTH.

10TH ANNIVERSARY OF his BIRTH.
Among the names Of those whom
the people of Ireland delight to honor,
says writer to Donahoe's Magazine,
that Of Robert Emmett is deep. seated in
the love and admiration Of his country.
He was born March 4Ch, in the year
1850, IN the city of Dublin, and was OF
distinguished Protestant family.
Early in life he eyinced great love for
his suffering country. For this we'll
known love, and the intrepid and fear
less expression of his views, he, with
nineteen Others, were expelled from
Trinity College He had by this time
exhibited such powers of intellect as to
excite a.high sideration. and great
expectations of his future career were
held by his associates. His early col
lage friend, Tom Moore, says. Of all he
had ever known, aud Moore was no
mean critic, he would place among the
The Irish standard., 1889-03-02
EMMETT.
Air--"The Sword of Bunker Hin.'

Air-"The Sword of Bunker li1."
Erect he stood !,eft,re the judge,
With firn. u!ldin:hlng eye;
The fatal words had been pronounced,
The noble u:.1n must die.
Tho doomed to part with nll he ,oTed,
BY cruel Fate's decree,
g1s faith was strong; he still believed
That Ireland would le free
His faith was strong; ne stll believed
That Ireland would be free.
y God! why should SO brave man
Eis noble life TINS yIeld?
A patriot would rather die
Upon the bsttls field;
Bat cruel judges doom'd the rnan-~
Alas! that it ehoul6 be.
Let others emulate him still.
And Ireland will be free
Let others emulate him still,
And Ireland will be free.
Anartyr's death is not in vain
For, though he is no more.
And millions more ba sacrificed
As millions have before.
When Irishmen shall rush to arnn.
Their battle-crY will be,
".Avenge our noble h.,nmet's death"
Aud ireland shall free
"Avenge our martyred Emmet's DEATH
AND ireland shall be free.
When dsspots rule and bind the chain
Upon suOtiier's band,
And Freedom 6 made q mcckery
Throughout the doOmed land;.
Then every patriot should unfurl
The flag of Liberty,
Inscribe On it brave Emmet's narne,
And fight till Ireland's free
Inscribe on it brave Emnet's name,
And fight till Ireland's free.
The Irish standard., 1889-03-02
SHE SAW EMMETT BEHEADED.

Irish people ever since.
SHE SAW EMMETT BEHEADED.
The W 'odland lCal.) Democrat states,
that in the county hospital there is a
very Old lady, who relates remarkable
circumstance. She was BON in ireland
over century ago. and witr essed the
execution of Robert Emmet. Her des-
cription is clear, and goes even into
childish details. She describes the sol.
diery and excitement. and does not
forget the sound whipping she receiv-
ed that day for running off, with
another girl, to witness the execution.
She climbed an old brick wall, trum
that point of view, saw the beheading,
and heard the executioners exclai1n,
"Behold the head of traitor!'' The
head was then laid in a wagon. That
night, when her father came home, she
told him of the whipping she had re-
ceived; he said to her mother; "You
should not have done that, for she has
seen something she will remember the
longest day she lives.'' Robert Emmett
was beheaded Sept. 20. 1893, and, ac-
cording to her recollection, she was
then sixteen years old. During her re-.
cital Of this bit of history, a reporter
present noticed little boy pay1ug
strict attention to the strange story.
Should this little fellow live to be eighty
years old, he will be able to say, one
hundred and sixty-three years after the
event, that he heard an eyewitness
describe the execution of Robert En-
met. The recollection Of the old lady
extends back Eve Years before, that
time. She has a daughter living. who
is now in her eighty first year.
The Irish standard., 1889-03-02
EMMET's LAST. WORDS.

What have to say why sentence of
death should not be pronounced on nae
according to law? Ihave nothing to say
which can alter your predetermination
nor that it becomes me to say with any
The Irish standard., 1889-03-02
SENTENCE OF ROBERT EMMETT.

T''When my country takes her place ams
the nations Of the aarsh, then. and not till thu
let my epitaph be- written'l
& crowded court, q breathless bsr,
Both judge snd inrY flushed with rage,
A fearless felon there to mar
And blot with shame britannia page!
A hero brave, 8 rsbel bold, ......z j,
a patriot to make tyrant pause,
a man Of gallant, martial mould,
A martyr In his country's cause!
| And who tho prisoner in the dock? /.
And what his crime against the statef
And why doom worse than the block
Pronounced on one SO good and great?
A name with honor to be known
Ia svery age and every land
Where freedom bravely holds her own
And frsemen rally hand in hand.
O Robert Emmet, glorious son
Of liberty and Erin's love,
thy dying words have but begun
10 echo to the skies above!
Thy crime, thy country's pride and boast,
Thy dsath the dearest men may crave
To drive the despot from her coast,
people to unchaln and save.
| The brutal To!er jibes and jeers,
The traitor Plunket smiles in g corn.
While Irishnen are moved to tears,
And generous breasts with grief are torn,
AS Emmet dares the bench's worst,
Its ruthless wrath, the hangnan's knot,
A. sentence cruel and accurst,
A fate that cannot be forgot!
And all for love OF native land,
OF friends and fields and fresides dear.
He stands champion, royal, grand,
|. Of noble from, without fear!
His cheeks unranched, his pulse unchecked,
To face the 5allows and the grave,
A Victim for the altar decked
With blessings that about him wave.
"Let no man write nly epitaph,
But lay nay memory in the tomb
Until the bitter cup we Quaf
Be wreathed with the Shamrock g bloom!
And dear old Ireland takes her place
Among the nations of the world.
The sunburst lighting up her face.
Her emerald flag again unfuriedr'
he died amid the heartfelt grief
Of comrades, brothers in the strife,
None strong enough to yield relief,
No pity there to spare bis life!
And Britain's doom was breathed that morn
In Judgment on the rising gale,
For vows of dire revenge we're borne
On si9hs that soon became wall!
The life that Emmet freely gave
Is cherished in the uations soul!
The love he bore springs from his grave
To blessthe earth while time shall roll!
His sacred gift sainted name,
Hibernia, is forever thine,
To lead thy sous to endless fame,
Thy daughters to 8 holy shrine!
The harp of Tara sounds once more.
For patriot fingers sweep the strings,
And heroes thronr the blood stained shore
Whose cheer above the battle rings!
The seed that sweils the Irish sod
Was sown by hands unpraised on high
In prayer and reverence to God,
And martyr har.ests never die
The soul of Emmett marches on
Among the silent. serried ranks,
With steadfast eye towards the sun,
Upon eternity green banks!
The book of fate is never shut,
Nor dry the ink on history's page.
Till right above the wrong is put,
And justice triumphs DER the age!
DAVID GRAHAM ADHl
The Irish standard., 1889-03-02

met has had an incalculable influence
on the patriot of every land striving for
the liberty of his fatnerland, and his
spirit has permeated the hearts of the
Irish people ever since.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-01-11

Sn SOwasGitp, 5olpa, fol- Elm
Wtan,, HanlcnS 5. s. Craig, Ieben, Der
~ Sabre alt lit uno 792 Yiuuo ipieat. Gr
Ut SUP Al SOL bod. feline GIiccmosen
lteben in sutem gcrbdItuib. uuo er bot
eti bcitereS Temperament. Ct fol- i6un
e33 Sfu'b 9cpp9en babem, ober nit SlIfe
pom Sasadtauen lit es ibm~ gcluuaen, iein
0efplpt auf inter 300 9iuno Su b%rinacu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-01-11
Gatafontbrtt 1T &ieip.

Inter ser Staot Sieu lino bieier Gage
au59soebnte Satafomben 6urd, Sufa1
entOcdt mor6en. Yeim Sau Ser ueuan.
gelc9teu Yuloerfamrer ltteB Gnbe boris
gen WouatS Die S6aufel zines ser Irs
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id)cu JfaIm berportretcn.
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bcitcu, unb 6alb eructterte ii9 Ole flcine
Sciinung berartis, baS e8 bsrsit5 m6gz
tid) mar, bura bieieGbe in Sas Snnere
oar SOble gu sclun9en. alS Die arbsis
ter in yssleituus bes 0rtliden &euisrs
aufiebtr5 in Die often 9clcste S0ble iid)
bc9a6eu, frat Dor lire Iugen elm lans
aer Corridor, Der iidl an ben Ssiten obs
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men i3inners bot. Die WGube Ger
90blen limb NIT 3iegeln aller Sarmatios
men 6.lcst. Sn Den S66len pur6e
cine 0tsngs menidtid)cr @ebeins stfuns
ben, uirle 2eoerltiefel un6 ebenlofdje
Girtcl nit SeiltscnbilOcrn. CT wurSen
ferner tinise SbOnsefa5e uufseiunben.
uebcrbtsl5isl bon Sdrsen tuurOsn in ben
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uidt in ibrer san;en aus6ebnuns 6efids
ti9t wOroen; mad Der 9eidJtuu9 Serislbcn
gu urtbci.su, tritredcn lie ii9 leOo9 auf
cine bcosutsnSsn Gatferuung. Die
S0blen ueroeu, ME b t ". 8.sG." mits
tbsitt. Bis ;u ibrer Ssiiatisuns 6nr9
Sa9uertdnSiSe bswadt.
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Muf Der Snttr.

Die b5die rbeinbeiIi9e 8srtualtunss,
tebSrbe bemi5t .lid foeben Sur9 Elm
~Nusfdrei6sn, BEN S9ieier BON einem Be-
rests Dor A Sabren BEL SEEM Dort beribs
ten 8erbre9sn gu liften. Gs nirb ibsr
ben Ebatbeitanb S~olsenbes mitsetbeilt:
Blu Gnfans 6es Rooembers bes Sabres
1884 tpurbe auf benz lutbsrii9en SrisSs
bofe gu 8rootlsn bon benz bortiget
s5riebbofsaufieber elm Undergraduates,
balberbrofeltes &inb, elm Mabten i'm
Sitter o etpa 8 Sabren, aufsefunbsn.
Ias 3ino mar p6uis b%etuustlos, nit
einem itarten Tu9 mar ibm Der Sals
bsrart tusei9nart, baB bic Gusen 6es
&inbss bsreits aus ibrsu S6blsn setreten
tuarsn, bic Sunse Ding Dem &inbe aus
benz Salie, uub bas @siidt seiste eiue
bunfelrotbe Scribe. Die Bsmdbunseu
bes Gootensr6bers, bas &tnb tpieber ms
Qeben suridaurufen, tuarsn BON Griolg
gefr0nt. uno es befiuost f3 beute bas
&inb iettber geiunb BEL eiusm Nr3t in
Netp 0orf, tp.lder fid beS b%simatbloien
Weiens an8enommea bat.
Die bon Der amerifaniiden 8sb6r6e
cinselettete l1nteriudun9 bate teinen
@rfols, bis es boz &ur;en1 Der Wain;er
&rimtnalpolijei selunser, III, bic Spurep
bes Serbredens auf3ufinben. ItS 6aS
3inb na9 ieinsm Guffinben pieber bic
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Der vb5ien Tante" NIT benz sroBen Sdifi
BON Main3 setomrel ;u iein. Die ana
seiteaten Radforidun9en baben II ers
gebsn, baB on, IL. Sftober 1884 cine
anssblid in Nstp Yort tuobnsnbe Grau
&dtbarina Gngetuiann. IS Sabre aft, in
Matn; BEL benz Nsentsn Glbrabarl fir
itd unb Elm ansebfi1 % Sabre altes
&inb, Ramens Giiie 6otbebad, einsn
S9ifscontratt mad Seem Oort abidlob,
fi9 ont 10. October 1884 bon Bremen
nit benz Dampfer &bein" einidifte un6
am 81. Sftober 1884 in Cattle @aroen
lanSete; Der Wonn Der Gnsslmann fol-
Sufidmieo in Nmerifa iein.
Na9 benz Sdifseontraft beiBt baS
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nidt semadt iporSen. Inn nun bas
8erbreden beitrafsn 3u fOnnsn anb UNI
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Qeutidlano gu ermtttelu, erldBt bas
&rsisamt in Mtaina Elm 6ffentli9es auss.
idretben nit Der 8ttts, sttpatse Qnstunft
on oas Imt 9elansen 3u laiien.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-01-11

Jsanpf s0sert,- afdf iusaig CUR ysTretans
Der Sflapen, gum. Siege Der Ror6ifaaten
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tragen.
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perein nod benz anberen entftanb in Gins
eiunati neben Der alten Muttersemeinbe,
unb wie itd isitbsm bic Eurnerei ents
nidelt bat, 6apOn ;sussn bic srossu
8unbesturnfeie, bereu uddftss i'm toms
member Sabre in Cincinnati, Der Sc
burtsftatte Seuti9samsritauii9en Eurns
peieus, itattfinben uirS.
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Dieuerfradte american Srera
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burd scri4tlide Gla9e BON benz bcfauus
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Siners III Der easiiiden Ocicui6aft.

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aus spci 2%lafen: oerieni9en pel6e
voiuirt," uuc oerierigen, wel6e ni6t
yoinirt." gtirJenbwp anoers auf benz
san3eu Grotdll olrite bieie al%aiifsirun9
ri6:iger iein OILS AMI gibbons meerumipll'
tenn 0open; ia9t bod ibon elm altes
Spridpprt, pa5 Der @eg sum 9er5er
zines 9riteu ourb ieinen Ragen ilbrt.
Gdber pcrduitd!ten aud bic pielen in
GalIdno beitebcnoen @rbltbdti9teit3ar.
itaItcn ioytpibrcnoe 6Iientli6e 9iners, in
wc!hcn lie oie 0crjcu Der anpeienoen crit
purd cine iupeybe Otdbl;eit erohern unb
paun percn 0uiucen gum Seitcn Der per
ibicoenen 3rpcde einbcimien.
SGbn Bull ipciit, 10 cit or bic 9ele9ens
belt pa5u bat, uno CT IiBt nie cine Gelc'
qeubeit sum Speiicu ppriberi6lipien.
Gr bat ieiue Oiters, Bfn9itens, @eibua6.
tens, geitlide, poIitii6e unb Glnitier.
hincrs. Ser VidgeH lit iir ibn bic 9aupt.
peripn, peIde bic 0cieIlitait uno ben
Gtaat suiammcnbdIt. bic Cite bcs
Diners lit oas thermometer lIr Die
Cute Der 0eielibait. Spribt Elm Iriltcs
trdt bon eiucm anoern, 10 tam man lcidt
berau3iinben, nie melt Der Mn1en Der
Grbaltcr Der Sreunbibait tpiidcm ben
Scincu lit. Gin Gr6iu3, Der iib cineu
OO.Guiuecntod biIt, miro bier ais Gin
gr6bcrer @ObItbdtcr bctra6tct ais Gin
Yjtt, Yalmeriton rocr GIabitpne; irrgt
ood er iur bic Grbdltung Der peri0ull6cn
Gcnititutiou, iribreno bic lcbtcrn nur UNI
Die GrblIturiJ Der pclitiihen Gpnitituiiom
beior5t iito. Die 8riten geben benz alien
Wtcneniu5 N9rippd gang rcdt, Der be-
turutlid ben Wdgcu ais ocu wi6ti9iteu
She'll be5 d6rper5 bctrnbtcte. mas mar.
in ieoem Geiebbube Icien fdnu uno Nos
nIb in teiner Gorreoc ju einem Gc6bu6e
feblcn ioIte.
2ciper lit bic 3ubl iOIdcr @cbItbitcr
%augcnbljtIi6 cine iebr t%leine; bonn Die
8ci6dItslIge bat il6 icbr pcribIebtert.
ecit ben ridden @irren lit 10 marder
iriide 2anobeiigcr auf benz Sentiment, I'M
bic i6pereu %9lusgdber. bic feline Nnpc.
ienbeit in 2pnopu pcruridben pirce, gu
permeibeu.
GG ilgcn lie, bic armcn Yecr3 uuo
9oroS, uno erwarten III alien CONNER.
irii6cn Guropa3, roo iie ilr Is Srantcn
tigIid portreitlid i'll Yeniiou iiuo, bcicrc
Better uuo icbucn ii6 ua6 ben 6lcii6.
t0pfcn pOu 2~lcgpptcn; id meme ben
Diners III Mapiair uno Sclgrapia. o.
WaDidir uno 8eIgrupiu, peuu ib ocine
Sduier aubIide, mid bic Bradt beincr
GaIdite III GritauTcn lest, uuo i6 mir
idgen muB: pd mpbnt Ciner, Der 70 pieIc
0oloitide III Der 8dut bat. mic es Stcine
pom Der Gitp bi5 81 icincm 9auie 9ibt,
baum t6nnte ib 10 ncipiib wcrbcu, cab
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-01-11

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