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Wichita eagle., 1889-06-27
New York's Beauty Show.

The best place to view parade of New
Yorks beauty is at the cornar Of Broadway
and Fourteenth street, and the best time to
see it Is from Z to o'clock In the morning.
Fifth avenue is cast into the shade by these
bright faced, red checked, laughing, chatter
ing girls, who make this locality brilliant
with their charms every week day Of the
year. Who are these beautiesi They are
salesgirls, sewing girls, dressmakers, MILL
ners, bonnet trinmers and cashiers. The early
male pedestrian Is not the only appreciative
spectator Of this enticing parade.
The clerks who open the Broadway stores
I'll the doorways and windows; the head
bookkeeper turns as he enters the store and
gives an admiring glance at some particu-
iarly attractive dansel; early risers OF the
hotels find in the passing show feasts for
their bucolio vision; the man who stands at
the wine room door in quest Of his natutinal
cocktail finds time to stop and admire, and
even the naughty hotel clerk deigns 10 stroll
over to the window and bestow smile or
two of lordly appreciation upon some merry
maiden who meets with his approval-New
Work SuU
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-27
The Emergency Cox.

"This Is the most convenient box in the
whole house," said a lady as she took down
the article mentioned 1t was a small box,
but one destined to be useful In many ways
Il call it my emergency box" she continued,
"and the children are forbidden to touch it.
except in an emergency" 1t contained small
rolls OF lint, several strips of linen, laid loose
ly one above another so as to be readily
picked up, four needles all threaded, a small
ball of knitting cotton, some strips Of court
plaster and salve, for cuts and scratches; a
small box Of soda for burns, and another of
salt for mosquito bites; a small vial of emetic
lin case the baby should swallow something
poison" and another of arnica for bruises.
81 always carry this with me when travel
ing" said the owner, 'and don't think /
could get along without il. ! find it so con-
venient that i have been tempted to over
crowd it by adding boot buttons, hairpins,
Irvine, pins, etc., and think strongly Of fit
ting up another for emergencies to the toilet
and the furniture instead of to the person.
1t is a great saving of steps and nervous
ness. Lewiston Journal
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-27
Caring for Furniture.

With care furniture may be kept looking
nice for years, but without this care it soon
becomes dingy and shabby. thorough
cleansing, once a month at least. should be
given to upholstered furniture that is in
every day use. Articles covered with plush
o; any goods with p pile may he brushed
With a bristle brush, but for haircloth light
switch works the best, wiping of the surface
afterward with Z damp cloth Wipe the
woodwork with damp cloth and If there
are any dents in it, 1t is said the application
OF several thicknesses Of wet blotting paper
held in place, TIL dry, by a warm fatiron,
viii remove the dent, unless very deep one,
when several applications may DO necessary
When the woodwork is dry rub with warm
hnseed oil and polish with channels skin
White spots may be removed by alcohol
simply pressed on the spot by cloth that is
not Unity, and not rubbed, as rubbing viii
take of the varnish- 4 flannel cloth moist
ened with kerosene IS good 70 rub the furni-
ture with, and the disagreeable odor Of the oil
soon disappears oman's World
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-27
she inaugurased a practice now very common

she inaugurated a practice now very common
among continental women. When her maid
has accumulated goodly supply Of her mis-
tress' combings she bands them over to a
capillary artist, who has them sorted hair by
hair, the roots being always placed together.
A. NJ. Albert, whilom coiffeur to Ia grand
duchess, is famous for this kind of work. He
weaves all the hair, into scalp, and, to give
permanent curly and wavy set, has the hair
put in the curling and waving irons and
placed for week in a steam heated oven.
The heat Of fire would not do SO well and
would darken the hue Of fair or of gray or
red hair. His object is to make the scalp
match exactly with the live hair In texture
and color. Before the steam oven device was
hit upon most Of the hair used Tor artificial
scalps was taken from the heads Of infants,
because that taken from adult heads would
not curl and wave so welL-Chicago News
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-27
The Family Physician.

A sand bag In illness is said to be even bet
ter than the hot water rubber bag, since 1
retains the heat longer and is more easily ad
jpsted to different parts Of the body. 1t Il
made Of flannel, about eight inches square
filed with sand, carefully sewed up, and en-
closed in another bag Of cotton or linen L
is heated In an oven, but not In contact will
the iron; keeping fresh one warming as th'
first begins to lose its heat.
A pint of warm winter On an empty stom
ach in the morning b the safest and surest o.
ell remedies for hahit..A constipation. I,
dissolves the fecal matter aud stimulates
peristaltic action, thereby giving q norma
action without peiu- Il the tongue is coated
squeeze lemon into the water and drinh
without sweetening.
For thirst, 1t Is said that small lump Of
ice dissolved In the mouth Is much better
than drinking, cold water, IN many cases
while, curiously, the effect Of eating snow Il
said to increase thirst, and nothing VIII In.
duce experienced snow travellers TO seek re-
lief by that means
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-27
Tho Care Of Babies,

Carrying a child too much on one arm win
make it misshaped. Babies ought to be held
with their breasts against their mothers and
an arm at their back, supporting the back of
the head by hand carefully as it rests
against the shoulder. They should lie on
their stomachs a good deal, on pillow or
across the knees, for change of position and
the ease given by warmth end pressure of the
little abdomen. Babies limbs are made SYM
metrical and vigorous by leisurely, tender
stroldng, and if they viii get bow legged by
dancing on their eager feet too soon, there is
no need to torture them with surgical apph-
ances and steel boots
The surgery for such cases is daily, hourly
stroking the legs with both hands, and gently
molding them into straightness. Clever
doctors discourage the use or appliances for
strengthening young children, preferring the
gradual traction Of the mothers hands, which
will be found all efficient. You can do any
thing with baby, except keep him still,
when awake. And there is one rule which
ought to be the Draconian code of nurseries,
Never wake child for anything less than
fire or an Indian attack. "-ShirleY Dare.
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-27
Helpful Hints.

Paper bags, in which many articles are
sent from the grocers, should be saved for
use when backing a stove. You can slip the
hand into one of these and handle the brush
just as well, and the hands will not be soiled,
and when through with them they can be
dropped into the stove.
A very convenient way to poison rats and
mice is to mix arsenic with melted tallow
and cool 1t into a cake Have the tallow
merely melted, not hot, when the arsenic is
put In.
According TO Miss Parloa, soda should al
ways be dissolved in a cold liquid, preferably
water, because dissolving it in hot water
causes an etfervescence, and the immediate
liberation Of the carbolic acid gas Dissolv-
ing in cold water preserves all OF its eighteen
ing" power.
A London medical man says: "Be careful
In your dealings with horseradish. 1t irri-
tates the stomach far more than spice, and
an overdose will bring on an unpleasant SEN
sation for days.
a room with low ceiling viii seem higher
If the window curtains hang to the floor.
Lambrequins may be used 10 extend the cur
tains to the ceiling, and thus carry out the
effect
n very complete ming Tor open CRACKS II
floors may be made by thoroughly soaking
newspapers in paste made by one pound OF
-four, three quarts Of water and a tablespoon
full OF alum, thoroughly boiled and mixed;
make the final mixture about Us thick as
putty, kind of paper putty, and it viii
harden like papier mache.
There is no economy In purchasing brown
sugar. The moisture it contains more than
makes up for the difference il price; but for
some things, such as dark cake aud mince
pies, many cooks prefer it. Granulated su-
gar is the pureSt and best for ordinary uses
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-27
A Royal Whim.

At one time, and not % long ago, It was
considered the height Of tneIegance for re-
fined people to pass 20 much as chocolate
wafer between their lips before the rude pub
lie gaze No less person than En2hnds
queen has inaugurated the custom Of slipping
Ing her afternoon drive The tea Is STEPPED
in some convenient, tiny apparatus that Is
part of the royal carriage furniture, and the
old LADY enjoys the refreehnent With COM
Portable disregard Of the hundreds Of curious
eyes bent upon her. We are inordinAsely
fond Of importing high toned 'ttadA' Who
knows but ere long DE fragrant sronn O;
Tyson may h.end With the grass and blooon
odors along ot1r park drivesi-Tahls Talk.
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-27
Cat Adopts a Chicken.

While councilman John a Gormley wa,
in the cellar Of bis house be heard the peep O.
a chicken Making a investigation, b
found that an Old cat belonging to hin va.
kindly looking after yosng chicken which
she had found in an sa5oining yard She had
taken the chicken down into the cellar, and
having placed 1t IN box where she slept. VII,
looking after the little one With - much r.
tsrest as if Is had been kitten. When ID
wande-er was taken away from Ter she crisd
after ii and APPEARED to be much dtsr-d
over its losS-Ser Bedford Giel Standard
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-27
The Spanish Queens Wig.

wig maker for tbs Preservation OF Ter locks
She has a head Of hair which Is fine and
silky, but rather thin, and as she feared that
bot irons would make IL preuaturely gray
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-27

Cheese Is mentioned by Aristotle abou;
$50 B. c. Il IS supposed t6.t cheese making
was introduced into Enssand about tee De-
ginning Of the Christian err, having been
lsarnesd from tire Rr-nsna
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-27

When Baby WAS sick we gave her Casso-ia.
When she was : Child. she cried FOR Castoria,
When she became Miss, she chung 70 Castoria,
When she had Children, she gave them CastoriA
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-27

They Have Been Mothers of Good Men.
Woman Not a Joker-A Clergyman's
Tribute - Something Concerning Little
Men and Wouaer-Household Hints
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-08-02
Wei,cn aui benz WrItmarft.

llnlern Sa.mern uno nu6 cen @iielts
babnsn oes2anbes ldbeln ,9ute Better"
@em nGmli9 ni6t aqe9lnjei9en trii9en
iu,rb ameritaniider 8eijen auf bsm
g8eltmartte itarf in 8e9ebr iteben, henn
nad Eriuatundri6ten, iuel6e Die Dieli9e
>, ,Simes" nus Qonbon erbalten bot, lit
infolge bon WibWa6s III Sitinoien uno
i6le6ten Grnten i'll 9luitralicn eine& pn=
furreuS aus jenen beioeu 2dnbern fir
eincs unierer iui6tt9iten 9(usfubr,Eros
buftc in oieiemS Sabre nidt 81 befIir6tsu.
8ns ben @ei5en- -8eburf anbetrifft, 10
linb Die meil ten Stnatcn i'm peItliden
europa befanntli9 ppm 9(uslanoe ab=
bdu9i9, au5 wsnn ite iuirflid eiumal
ausnabmslueiie mebr als CUTE 9urd.
lfuitt3 @rntcn crSiclcu lOllten. 0as
lit iest Der Jall inGnslonb, 5rantrei6,
Staltcn, Spanieu mb aud i'll 0eutid)-
lamb bis 5um Sebnten Wteribian.
@as aber Dltli6 bon bieiem areiie lie9t
fpmmt fir Den @eiSenuorrat6 auf bent
@eltmnrtte i'll oielem Sabre un9ebli9
tuum i'll Yetru6t.
llno bub iiuo bus geruoe oieienigen
9duocr, nuf iuel6e ba5 lueitlibeGuropa
unturgcmdB juerit Suriidfallcn muB, um
ieinen tnlo 9rDBereu, balO 9eriuserenYc=
bari al SSeijen ju bedeu. Sruerbnlb
bcs 9rOBcn curOpdii9en8cijcn -@iirtels,
mn bleIeu 9lmerifauisnlus Su gebrauden
9at crit nnbnltcure 9iirre, bann aber
lnustter, Sturm unb Sagell6la9, bas
@etreIhe auf beM !palme bermnBen be-
idGbi9t, bob Die 9anbwirtbe baIelbt fait
vis-a-vis de rein itegen. 9ta6 sluei
auberOroentli6 fetten 8eijen-Sabrcn,
iuel9e &uBlano lit ben Stanb lesten, auf
ben 8eltmarft eiuen 9ruBen Srud ous=
;uiiben, fOl9t nunmebr ein ebenIo mo9ez
res Sdbr fir bas 3uren.Teid. @d6e
reno Die gewalti9enn SOrnfammer, J. 3.
in Sbeiia. nod niemals 10 leer iparen,
ipie I'LL ge9eniudrti9en Iusenblife. font
men aus psridiebenen neutrality-suspicious.
9iitriften INNER mebr&(asen iiber einen
npqisen 5eblidlos Der Grnte. Sn ein-
seipeibtsn areiien lit nian IOsar Der s(n=
iidt, es fOnne bas bislcr llntrb6rte eilt.
treten, baB Die ill Den SuIenpldsen auf=
seipei9elten @etrsiOemensen nu9 Osm
Sn!anoe 5uriid itrOmen. SeSeufaQs ipiro
bic @eiSen<GrpOrtbewe9 aus 8uBs
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-08-02

--Wit @efabr ieines 2ebens hat Die.
ler Gage Der Se r9arbeiter @m. Suer.
lano aus aurora, ieiuen Gollegen
gSm. 5ricno 9erettet. 2ebterer 1ntte
i'll einem S6a9t ebeu cine Mine 9e(egt
unb iuollte ii6 bon ieinem 5reunbe bit-
anfSICGeu lnIieu. G9e er ieocd) 0an5
obeu mar, trnd Der 5a6ritubl, auf ocm
er itanr, Der lln9liifli6e itiir5te biuab
uno blicb bciuuBtlu5 III unmittelbdrer
9tdBe Der Wtinc, Die ieoen 9luaeutlid
los9eDen fonnte uno ibm ii6ern Sob
brin8en muBte, lie9en. 9ros Der au9elt=
ldelnli6en @efabr fletterte Sperlanb 10
idnea uls m09li6 iii ben G6a9t binab
uno fam 9craoe nod 5u re6ten 3eit, I'm
Die 3iinbi6nur aus5utreten. 5rienbs
batte ein Sein sebroden, bas INN leioer
abseuommen iuerben muste.
SIT lester @o9e besann in 2in=
mems, 2inn Gountp, bus 9roSeBperfuts
rem 9e9in ben bes Morbes anseflnsten
SoIepb q, 5Oluea. 2eserer fam i'm
pori9 ell Sabre bon Srunton, g., unb
be9unn in Der gtdbe uOn 8rootfielb,
2inn Gountp, cine s9ule Su bnlten.
Glei6Seitis ma9te er Walinbn SalI,
einer @ittiue nit bier ainoern, Den
9Of, lpelde ieine Gouiine iplr nnb in
einem ffeineu brei Reilen Don 9roof.
fielb 9elegenen Sul5bauie mObnte.
SOipea pfeste bonn Greitus slbenb Biz
Montas WOrsen i'm Saule Der @ittiue
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-08-02

Im 25. Suli iuurbe iii ben meiIten
T6eilen bon 9afota nit Der @etreioez
ernte besonnen; man slaubt ieBt, baB
be @eiammtprOouftion ni6t iiber 70
Rilliouen Suibel iein pirb. D. +. sesen
30 MiuiOnen 8uibel tueniser, ais erz
uartet tuuroe, 10 baB ni9t ei:1mul Der
eisene 8ebarf seoedt tpirb. Die sroBe
9rOdenbeit but in oielen G9eilen 9afuz
ta's Die grnteausiteGuns uern;6tct
MIR in ben SluBnieoerun9en i9eint Die
Grnte cine leibli9 quite werben 81 mol
len. Webrere sroBe Getreibcz Gleuators
on Der NOrb=9aeific 8ubn iino seidlOi-
len iuoroen, oa fein @eiddft su eriuars
ten 1T.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-08-02
3citarmaEe @atlifIGae.

81. gprus GbIon in Stem gorf, bcl
G6ef Der 2lbtbeilun9 fir ySpmmer
oienIt", bat, iuie il6lid, Gi:culare Der.
breiten laiien, iuel6e 9lniuciiuusen fiji,
Die Sebanblun9 fleiner Sinber entbal.
ten. 9ieie girculare lauten im @e:
ientliden wie ful9t:
Gtillen fleinen &inber. - gti6ts III
i6limmer fir fleine Sinoer, als lleber,
iiittern. Gin &inb i'm 9llter ppn 1-6
Wonateu ioll olle 2--3 Stun6en Die
Sruit erbalten. SIT ie6s Ooer mebr
Monate aft, ioq es in "a Stunben 3
Otal geitillt peroen nnb ni9t mebr.
@enn ein ainb in Der Spii6en5cit bur
lti9 iuiro, 9ebe man INN einen Grunf
@aiIer oocr @erlteniuaiier, bod ioll fein
3uder barin iein. Sci beiBem @etter,
abcr uur an ben allerDeiBelten Sa9en,
mag man eilli9e 9rupien 86isfeD (Srans
op) nit Der 9tabruug ober benz Srinf-
ruailer permii6er, im @an5en aber ni6t
mebr, als einen SbeelDffel pou in "a
Stunocn.
CONNER Complaint" fOrmt ppm
lleberfilttert, oise uno i6te6ter Suit
- nienluls bonn 3abnen. Sbiiren unb
6eniter iollen piien gelafen iuerbeu.
ainoer iollten iueni9itens Stueimal tag
lid 9epai6cn iperhen, bei ie9r beiBem
@etter otter. Nfan perna6ldiIi9e nie
ein Sinb, bas Synptome uon 9ur9iaQ
5ei9t, ionOern 9ebe unper5ii9li6 gum
6ausarjt oOer III bas 9ispeniarD unb
bole iid Ratb, mas man Dem Sinbe &c.
ben unb iuie mau es bebanoe!n ioQ. Die
miihen m09li6it fubl ses
6alten unb 9eb6ri9 peatilirt iuerben.
0tan u6te barauf baB feline @eriide
aus ben Spilllteinen, glbtritten, NbfaQ.
fllten uuo GinnIteinen in Der 9fG6e oes
0uuIes in Die @Obnunsen bringen.
9(dtet audi burauf, baB Cure ei9euen
3immer in Sronun9 iinb, uno baB Die
Na4bnridait Oronun9sndBi9 gebalten
lpirh. @ern Guer &ino in ilbler, aez
rei5tcr Stilnmun9 lit, 10 briu9t cS ing
iSrcie.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-08-02
Den @ertb Der beutlben gtniunnbe

DEN @ertb Der beuti9en @lnlunnber.
ung fir Die Ser. Staaten bat Der Ebi:
lubtlpbia r2eo9er", bus 8latt uun q.
%. 96ilos, erfunut. Gr i6reibt gegeils
iiber Den ameritunii9en &nolunotbin9z
8eitrebunsen: ,,@s t6nnen nicmals 81
oiele 9eutibe bier einiuanoern, benn
eieie 2eute brinsen, ielbit, iuenn lie
tein SaUitnl babeu, ibren SlciB, ibre
TH1tisfeit mo lire Sbatfraft nit
Gs sibt menige 9rObncn inter ibneu,
uub in Der 9i.gel bcluirft Der beuti9e
Gintunnberer, baB Siuei !0nlme oui:
iprieBen, iuo friiber mir einer iuu6s
Cine anbere quite @i9eui6aft bes 0eutz
i6en lit bic, baB er iid lei6t OIL uns
ani9lieBt unb iuabrer slmerituner miro.
Gesbalb ipiiroen mir es sauS belonbers
bsbauern, ipenn Die hcutide Ginipan.
bcrurs plDslid iueientlid abnebmerl
Ipate."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-08-02

DAB Suries aus iueni3tr als 5luDll
Wiit9lieoern bclttbcu fDuuen uuo RAP in
Giuilpr ujciisn nidt Ginltimlni9'eit Der
Surg nOibiuenOig lit, iOHOtrn rle Webr-
belt cuti6eiOet, iit eius i'll Die Serfaii=
uns tes ueuen Staates &aiGin9tpn
aufeenomnisne Seittmmur9. So iuiin=
idensiuertD es iit, baB bies einseiIbrt
tuiirbe 10 if es bod frusli6-last Der
Wilm. v9erOlb"-pb es nit Der Sunz
beszSerIaHuns i'm @irflang itebt. 2eb=
tere seiudbrleiitet Suries in Civil.
uub GriminalprO6eiien, aber wenn
aud nidt uusbriidli9 seiast lit, Dap
cine Surf aus Su6lf @ei6woreneu be-
iteben unb ibr @abriprud eiu einitim.
niger iein muB, 70 iit bies in 6em 8e.
sriff bes alten Surpipitems bon ielblt
entbalten. Cine aenoeruns fam uabr,
i6eiitlid nur bur6 Nenberuna Der
8unbesuerfoiiuns erm6sli9t ,uerben,
Smmerbin tdme es erit bornuf oft, iuie
sas DberbunbeSseridt entideiben mir
be, uno eS iudre intereiiont uno uertbz
oUn, Denn bieie 5ra9e bur9 ben neuen
Staat @ai6instOn 5ur Nburibeiluns sez
lan9te.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-08-02

9lus ben Spefuldtionen europdii6er
Jinana- GDnbifate, iuenn iie in INNER
sr6berem Nabitab betrieben iuerben,
mag benz 2anbe nit Der 3eit cine iebr
ernte @efabr eriuadien. Die meiiten
bieier Spnbifate benuben i9re slftien,
UNI bamit 81 ipetuliren unb periudhern
bieislben in elmer uuseiunben @eiie.
Soeben iinb bieGttien Der BON einem Ell.
rOpdii6en Spnbifat ansefauften Stabls
,uerte auf ben surOpdiiden gsartt &C.
bra6t unb iufOrt nit 2 8rOj. Sfdmiun
perfauft iperben. Die gftien Der auf.
sefauften 8rauereien fub im 9leidei
Mabitabe sefaaen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-08-02

Die 8lair'ide S9ulbiu, bic Dem
na6iten gonsrsB iebenfalls BON 3euenl
einserei6t iuerben ipirb, beiddftiste
mebrere 2esislaturen; bic republitani'
iden unterftiibten ben 9oridlag, 200
MilIionen Dollars bon 8unbeswesen
auf Die S6ulen bes 2anbes Su peripen=
ben, bic bemufrutiiden, beionbers bic
iiibli6en, befGmpften i'm inter bent
8crpanoe, baB Die S6ubants lleber=
i6iiie aus Den unsertdten 3uaiteucrn
berriibren; ,unredt Gut seoeibt nidt
9ut". Sm Staatsienate bon Georgia
wurbe geitern Der Sntrus, bic Slairb:G
5u imbOiiiren, nit 19 sesen 10 stinmen
bur6 "Seri6iebuns auf unbeitimmte
3eit" aus ber @elt seidufft. Sir bic
StlaUenbalter @.orsia's siebt es feinen
drseren S6reden, ais gebilbete
Neser 5u ieben. 9as lit Der ein5ise
Sruno ibre SppoiitiOn sesen Die Blair
Bill.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-08-02

Connecticut iit Der nd6ite staat, in
pel9em iiber Elm gro6ibitiuns amen6e,
ment ab5uitimmeu iit. Die @abl inbet
i'm Sftober itatt. @enn bic 9luiidten
oes 8oltes nit beuen, pel9e Die &C.
iammte Brefe bes Staa:es duBert,
iibcreinitimmen, baun ioQten be 8rubi>
bitioniiten 10 uerniinftis iein unb bic
Sdnbe in ben S9uoB lesen. Sic ia.
ben Die ii6erite usii6t auf eine seial=
acne Nieoerlaae.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-08-02

Die beuti6 i9ueijerii6en 3iuiitis'
feiten iinb freunbi9aftli9 beiselest
Ius Berlin ipirb berl6tet: 9ie I'M
uuswdrtisen Imte itattsebabte Inter
rebuns stpiiden benz @rufen Serberi
bon 8ismarf unb Serrn &otb, ben1
i6weiSeriiden @eiunbten, mar cine
freunbidoftlide. Sraf Serbert oeu.
tete on, bob bic 4ntiuort 9euti6lanol
auf bic gtute Der Sdipei5 Sludr ben be-
itebenben 8ertrds pertuerfen, obrr 81
balbisen unterbanbIunsen aber eiuer
neuen 8ertrds oufforbern iuerbe. 9el
9on Der Gntiuurt iuerbe 70 freunoldait'
lid Iein, baB er, @raf Serbert, iiber'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-08-02

s8ie aus Neiu gorf bcridtet Uiro
iinb Die 5iibrer Der bemotrutiideu Bar.
lei Snbin iibereirsefommen, grprdiibent
Gleuelanb iii m0sli6it ianftcr @eiie
bel Seite Mno ben ebemalt9en Marine>
iefreidr 8iliam g.. @bitncp als bemo>
frutiidsn Yrdiioenti6dftstunoibats i'll
ben Scroersrunb 5u i6ieben. 5eruer
beiBt es, min man babin itreben, @nlpin
g. 8rice, ben sesenipdrtisen Soriisen-
ben oes oemofratiiden RationnlcOmz
mittess, gum gu6fOIser bes DbiO'er
8unbesienatOrs 8upne 81 MADDEN;
iolIte man bamit aber feinen Grfole
baben, 10 iuill ibm bas bemotratii6e
Hal,onalconmittee Die Domination fir
bic 8iceprdiioentl9aft ii6ern.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-08-02

Glaus Spredels erfldrt, oaB ieine
rieiise 3uderraifiuerie i'll 8bilabelpbiu,
iuelde 100000 Yfuno 3uder tdsli6
proouciren iuQ, am l. 'Sept. i'll Setrieb
geieBt ueroen miro. Der plattoeutide
3udert6nis f0nnte bem 3uder. 9rult ben
@uruus maden belien, luenn er luOlIts
nSrffentlid iuia err" la9t Der ,,Mtilw.
Serulb." Nmen, iu9en uniere 6uuss
fraucu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-08-02

Sn einem aufieben erresenben slr.
titellmu 5orum" tuirb auf bieunsebeuren
9rofite bin9eiuielsn, iuel6er bie@eriiG:
erunss @eieuiGuften beruns5uidlaseu
tuiiiem. gs iuiro se5eist, baB mand.
8erii6erunss @eieaidaften bis su 4C
8rO5ent 9iuioenoen abiuerien unb on.
Oere 20 big su %. Ginen 10 enormer
8rofit er5ielen nidt einmul Die rduberi
i9eu Fruits" @s lit Elm 8emeis fiji,
iebr unseiunbe 8erbaltniiie, iuenn Ga.
pitalien ii6 b0ber als 5 bis 8 9ro;ent
per5inien. 9us iociale @leidsetuidt
tann nidt anire6t erbuGten peroen
tuenn tas Capital 20 biz 40 BRO:
5ent ,3inien erprefen barf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-08-02

Cute &a9ridten fir uuIere GARNER
tOmmen aug europa. Sn e,ncr. Ser
lin ben %. Suli batirten 9epei6e beiBt
es: y9ie &usf9ten Der Ser. Staaten
auf einen suten abiab ibres @etreibes
tua6ien nit iebem Gage. Die ruiiiide
unb Die Diterreidii6e @rnte iperben no,
torii6 iueit iueniser uls ein 9urd=
i6nitts GrsebniB Iiefern, unb ou9
in &umGnien iuirb anttlid Suseitnnbelt,
boB Der bortise @rnteitanb ein entidie.
ben idledter iit."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-08-02

Cine Miiiouri &iuer Sreisbt Cine
5iuii9en aanias Gitp mo ct. 9ouis
miro bennd6it in's 2eben 9eruien ipe,,
ben uno 9riinb ct ii6 5u bieiem 3iuede
bereits eine @eisai6aft in 8anias Gitp.
Gin 9ampfer iOll pur ser Sanb oebaut
meroen im&o itenpreis oon $25, 900 unb
lOa Die S6ifffabrtslinie bereits i'm
0tdr5 1890 crDffnet iuerben; ipdter
lollen nod 5iuei 9anpfer an9eI9afit
iperben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-08-02

Sin. Ser beiten 5 Gent Gigarren BIZ
BON bieii9en Sdnblern perfauft pirb,
lit rnitreiti9 bic BON !6ermunn Stud
Berger, Wo., fabri5irte vSapannr
Gbcropt"- Sn alien @irtbibaiten 81
ba6eu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-08-02

Gin Gbicasoer Slatt iuibelt: Die
6reibanbels Semofraten bon MifOurr
iuollen ibre glsitation fir 9arif &epi.
ion jebt ausidlieBli6 auf Die 9icnicS
uerlesen. Sebr praftii6e Sbee! @enr
5. 9. Siuii6en je Sluei Sierteln Sie,
elni9e yaros Sarii &eben perSapii
uno aus DEM @aiperle S6eater berau&
Die &eiolutionen uerleIcn iuerben, fam
Der Grfol9 gar ni6t ausbleiben. Sc,
Gntbui iia5mus iuiro ubne Slueifel pbd:
npmenal, uno Die Sarmer - auf Die
iit's III uiter 2nie ab9eie9eu - iuer.
DEN li6 rieiig amiliireu. 9(nbere 9eute
aber audi"