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, 1889-05-02

Every one knows hal Mrs. Stoves
Dinah had ~occasionly n ''cl1rin' up
time when all her possessions were
brought forth from their deepest re-
ceptacles, put sedulously in order, and
kept SO for n brief interval. Dinah,
however, was not very wise; she had
not learned, like n certain other shift
less" person, TO let nature do her
cleaning for her.
There is n family in n thrifty New
England town, which respects law,
but has no regard for order. During
at least half the year, not only their
house, but the yard is Uttered with
objects worthless and out of place,
but, with the first snow, comes q
'~'clarin' up time"
81 do feel so pleased TO see the snow
come down" said Mrs. Slattern, one
winter morning, as she stood at her
door, tossing tin cans, bottles, old
boots and other rubbish into the door
yard. IF 'twasnt for having it a few
months in the year, / don't know rs /
should ever feel cleared up"
What difference does the snow
maker" inquired tho neighbor ad-
dressed.
why, you see," explained Mrs.
Slattern, 80 many useless things col
lect in the house, that / don't know
what TO do with EN- all, so 1 just toss
'em out doors, and the snow overs
EN- up as nice as you please"
But they r there in tho springi"
"Oh, of course, and n terrible eye
sore they are, but then, 'tisnt long be-
fore the snow Gomez again and hides
em.-Youth's Companion.
, 1889-05-02
Tho Frog and the Ball of Butter.

A lady of this town recently set a
pot Of cream in a spring near the
house, SO that it might keep cool.
During the night q frog fell into the
rea pot, and in his struggle TO get
out actually cburned the cream, so
that when the lady visited the pot the
next morning she found the frog sit
ting on a ball of butter, washing his
feet in the buttermilk. -Middletown
Enterprise.
, 1889-05-02
Grants Laconlc viclssburg Letter.

President Guild Of the Boston Art
club possesses q letter written by Gen.
Grant after the fall of Vicksburg,
which furnishes an example of the re
markably concise expression for which
the great captain was noted. Even
the magnitude of the event did not ex-
cite any exuberance of jubilation.
vIcKsDURa. July G, 1868
Dear Futher: vicksburg has at last surrendered
after a siege of over forty days The surrender took
place on the morning of the 4th Of July. found
| had continuously underestimated the force Of
the enemy, both In men and In artillery. The
number of prisoners surrendered was SQ,an. The
process of paroling is 80 tedious, however, that
many who are DESTROYS of getting to their homes
viii escape before the paroling officers get around
to them The arms taken are about lso pieces of
artillery and over 1000 stand OF small arms The
enemy still had about four days rations OF dour
and meat and a large quantity of sugar. The
weather Is now exceedingly warm and the roads
intolerably dusty. 1t cannot be expected under
these circumstances that tho health OF this com
mand can keep up as It has done My troops
were not allowed ono hours time after tho sur
render, but were ut once started after other
game My health has continued very good dur
ing the campaign which has just closed.
Remember me to oil Mt homo ULYssE5
Springfield Union.
, 1889-05-02
A CROWN or MOTHERS TEARS.

Ono evening when the sun had set.
All nature stil and hushed,
Two little stars came peeptng out,
looked down on the earth and blushed-
Two little white ROBBED angels
Looked down from the stars OF gold,
And saw the saddest, sweetest sight
They ever did behold
It was a mother kneeling
By the side of her dying child,
Whose little quivering lips row wore
Apeaceful, heavenly smile
The fair young brow was cIammy
Short and quick his breath,
And the sweet blue eyes were sparkling
So soon to be closed In death
The Reaper stood with sickle drawn
To pluck the tender flower,
While the mothers heart for her darling yearned,
oh. TWAS O sad, sad hour.
The cherubs looked in pity
From their home OF Joy and mirth;
Then laying down both harp and crown
They Huttered down to earth.
They noIselessIy entered the darkened room
And lowered round the bed,
And caught tho mothers tenrs as they fell
On her ~dariIng's golden head
They were brighter far than the miser's gold
Or the treasured diamonds blaze,
And they sparkled like the bright sunbeams
Mid the fairest summer days.
One little cherub took them all
And hurried back to heaven,
And wove them Into n beautiful crown
To the dying child to be given
The other angel caught tho babe :
In tender arms of love,
And bore him over the dark Wild river
To that glorious home above.
When they reached the beautiful city OF gold,"
With no more doubts or fears,
They placed IA crown on his shimmering curls-
Tho crown of mothers tears
Little Leila Wilson In Atlanta Constitution
, 1889-05-02
The Pride of Woman.

A clear pearlY and transparent skin is
always a sign of pure blood, and all per-
sons troubled with dark, greasy, yellow or
blotched skin can rest assured that their
blood is out of order. A few doses of
Beggs' Blood Purifier and Blood Maker
will remove the cause and the skin will
become clear and transparent. 1t is fully
warranted. Sold by w. N. Hunt, drug.
, 1889-05-02

that people linger along always complain
ing about that continual tired feeling2
One bottle Of Beggs' BLOOD Purifier and
Blood Maker will entirely remove this
feeling, give them a good appetite and
regulate digestion. Sold by w. N. Hunt,
druggist.
, 1889-05-02
Lumber Yard to TRADE for attic

A Lumber Yard located in a good live
town, situated in a fine agricultural dis.
trict in Southern Nebraska where crops
have never failed, to exchange for good
l, 2 and 3-year old steers. Yard will
invoice from $4,000 to $4,000. Address
Lock Box 222, Red Cloud, Neb.
, 1889-05-02
Bucklen,s Arniea saIve.

The best salve in the world tor cuts,
bruises. sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores. letter. chapped hands, chilblains,
eorns and all skin eruptions, and positively
cures plies or no pay required. 1t is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction Oh
money refunded. Price 25 cents per box.
For sale by DR.. W. N. Hunt.
, 1889-05-02

Fresh Strawberries received daily at the
Saddle Rock.
, 1889-05-02

Boys Knee Pants from
Soc HpsCards at M..Wdrks',
Eddy and 18th streets.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-05-16

lleber ben 8ertb bieier paaenrifrten 8eotb.
peine f6reibt Sanitdtsrath Or. 8. Girf, Dt
reftcr on Der &inoer- Yolb. RIinit au 2eipaia, In
feiner Brochure ,Stsriiiruna unb Haifeuri.
fruns", Delde in ~unieren @ertaufsFslen gro.
tic abseseben iuirb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-05-16
3iae lmiM ~reaelmakia apdden sn antonio nnb 81. 9pnis.

3hge lanfea reselmdbig Swiben 9au Antuno uno ct. 9onis.
ct 2ouis bia Eenuon.
3ase bala6en Gan &ntcuio UNI 800 &adm. nit SULLIVAN 8ufd Gar ome BedkI bis
ct eputs bio Srpn gtmain 8abn, uno mad 8anias 9Th pa Denton one BedI.
5nge berlahen Gan ntunD u I'm I'll @adn. nit SULLIVAN Buffet S9Lafpagen bs 2arebc
madeu @rbinbuns nit Dur1. @dmfpugen mad gNuo bha a0riean NahonaLBabn.
J IS MAC NAMARA, W. C. RIGSBY,
Stde'A9ent Eanpmann @ebaube. Sidf,asent S. 8 g. DEPOT.
THOS. F. FISHER, General agnt, 2arbo, Seras.
JE. GALBRATH, DJ.PRICE.
Seneml Eaha9tr & Stt @aMt. afffent General @aHa9mr G 9idet Aecnt.
J.H. EDDY. General @anase, Yakfins Seras.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-02-08

Gin i5werer Sblag Fat nie 6itcrz
rei6ii6 uusarii6e Monarbic yctroffelt.
&runprinS &ubulf lit an Wtprgen bes
80. Sanuars III itinem 2icbliugaori
Ntierling BEL Snben, lugefdbr II Ntet.
len pun 8ien, BON lciucm Sammerbie
ner tobt im 8ettc 9eirubCu wOroen
Gin S6lngiIuB hot iein 2ebcn an Dem
Hlabe 9eenbet, mp CT 10 mHn6en gliid
liden Gag perbrodt bat. 0ie 2cltic,
li9feit -bcs fuum breiBigidDri9en Srin;
sen, iuie lene umfalieltoe luiheuI6aft.
lide 8tlbrug, pru Der meDrcre literar.
il6e @erfe cin berebtes 3cugniB oble=
gen, lit i'll iueiten 9reiiea befannt. Der
ieti9e @rbe bes Dlterreiblit tzuu9a 9arii6elr
Sbrons lit ber brittle Sruper bes Sni.
ler8, @rjberjus Sarl 2uolui9.
Spdteren 9adtri6ten 6ufof9e lit Der
&ronprinS ni6t eine5 natiirli1en Spbes
seltorben, lonoeru Se1bl ltnlOro begau9en
baben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-02-08

CUR 3eit tasen 80 5taats9eiebse.
bungen. @s lit nur ratiirlib, bnB
bieie Si6erbeitspentile fir bic llltz
i9dbli9e getbdtisung Der uerldieoen.
item Weinunsen tuieoer bon ollen mDg=
lt9en grants iuader beuubt iuiro. Sn
eriter 8eibe fteben notiirlt6 iuieocr Die
8rDbibitioniiten. Su oielen oieIer
seiessebcnben 8erIunmluu9en iiuo
bereits aGIerlei @urldld9e ein9ebra6t
tuorben sur iddrferen Te9uliruns oOer
CUNT 8erbot Der 9Sirtbibniten. 9Sn
Sninois itrebel lie County 9cca(.Sp:
tion on, bic befunntli6 i'll falt alen
bemufratiI9en SiibItaaten cin9efliGrt
1T, unb in MiiIouri, tpo man elm iol=
6es @eies, uno 5tuur ein itrenses, idon
bat, iudt man iebt @irtbi6aften ba, no
iie nod beiteben, bur6 uneri6winaz
li9e 2iSenien na9 Der 9robuns Der
.,Wp. 8epublic," Der tonan9ebenoen
oemofratii9en ,3eitun9, aus Der gSelt
5u resuliren, - ba3 iua aber beifeibe
nidt Srubibition lctn, iuje iie lagen.
@esner bisier 9(nIdId9c iollteu iidJ
unoer;iislid at Die g(rbeit MAIDEN
unb Die ,pdsoe rift III Den S6oB lc-
oen,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-02-08

Sebr iuabr! @iele untpiiienbe
@ltern arbeiten iebr bart unb 2e6cn
iibermdBig ipnriam iud6renb bes sanaen
t2ebens, I'M, tuie iie iasen, binldnslides
SAB unb @ut 81 binterlaiien, bamit
lire &inoer einen Infang, iuie Die 3e=
bensart beiBt, in Der @slt MAIDEN f6ns
men. Illein einen iunsen WenI9en
ausgeriiitet nit @elb BON ieinen @nperz
iuanbten III baS @etiimmel bes glltag3s
lebens bineinIdiden, lit im @runbe bas=
ielbe, iuie einem Weni6en S6peinebla=
len unter Die Nrme binben, Der bes
S6Dimmens unfunbig lit uno benielben
nit bieler unseiuobnten Giiiturs in's
8aner 6u iuerfen. Sn 5ebn Sdllen iuirb
elm iolder neun Mal bic Slaien perlie=
rcn unb auf ben Soben linfen. gSenn
man ibn bin9e9en bas S6wimmen lebrt
10 iuiro er Die Slaien niental5 nut6iuen=
Dig Daben. Gltern, nebmet etne Sebre
bieraus: @ebt @ucrn Sinoern cine CUTE,
cine 9ebie9ene @rSiebun9 unb bann babt
Sbr 9enug 9ctban. Sdaut nit Gtrense
barauf, bnB Die &inber refine Sitten
empian9en, baB Die 9atur bes aiubes
jenen @eiebcn unter9eorbnet lit, iuel6e
Dem Meui6eu Den 9(beG eines D6beren
g8elens uerleiben. 9am babt SIR
Guren SD6nen unb SD1tern etlpas
Ge6tes, etipas Sleibenbes perma6t,
oas al iunerem 8ertgc DDber itebt als
alle 9feidtbiimer Snbiens. Srbii9e
Sitter perflie9en 10 leibt unb idnen tpie
cine S6uinmbIale p1abt, aber pnbre
nno redte gr5iebun9 iinb per-
G6dbe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-02-08

Whereas Anton p. Hagen and Sop.
HE Hagen by their certain mortgage
deed dated October 9TH 1882 and re-
corded in the Recorders office of Gas.
conade county State of Missouri, in
Book No. at page 223 conveyed to
the German School of Hermann the
following described real estate, situat-
ed in the county Of Gasconade, state
of Missouri, to-wit:
Block number one and twoT2lwest
seventeenth II street, and block mum.
Der four 4lon west seventeenth [171
street and fractional block number
one east eighteenth [18] street and
fractional block number one ri and
three[3lwest eighteenth [1Sl street all
in the town Of Hermann as per plat
of said town.
Which said conveyance was made
to secure the payment of a certain pro-
missory note therein described and
whereas default has bee made in pay
ment Of said note, now therefore, in
pursuance of the power and authority
i'll me vested by the mortgage afore
said, /, the undersigned President o.
the Germann School of Hermann and
ex-officio mortgagee will On
SATURDAY MARCH 9th 1859.
between the hours of o'clock in the fore.
noon and o'clock i'll the afternoon of that
day proceed to sell the real estate above
described at public verdue for cash in
hand to the highest bidder, at the court
house door at Hermann, in the County, o.
Gasconade. State of Missouri.
CHARLES RiEGER.
President German School OF Her.
mann and ex-offleio MortgAgee.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-02-08
Gicbcn.

Sieben lit Die Sabl, nit iuelfer unler
9eben iteist unb fdat. Sm iiebenten
Sabre ie9eu mir Bel &inbern Die Sipeitel,
,3dbne fommeu. Deit 5peimal iieber,
Sabren lit bas @do6en 5ur Sunefrar
erbliibt, miro aus benz Snaben Der
Sinslins. 0tit breimut iieben Snbreu
lit Die uolle &0rpersr0be unh nit bier
mai lieben Die uuqe 8Drperfraft errei6t.
Sino fiinfndl iieben Sabre perflufen
10 lit @eilt uuo S0rper in Der pollen
&eiie. 0r6 adj! NIT Ie9smal iieben
madt iid Die G6nabme Der Srdfte BE-
merflid unb nit bsm b6ien iiebenmal
lieben tritt lie int uulen MaBe Elm.
46tmal iiebeu lit Sc, uno ba seitebt
Seoer, er fible, baB er after seiuorben.
&umnit CT bis 81 neunmnl iieben Sabre,
10 9icbt er es setuiB Su. Bci Der ndfz
ten Siebcn iuerben Die meiiteu erfobrell
buB Oas BOrt bes 90. Sialms luabr lit
llnier 2eben iudbret iieben;is Sabre, uno
ipern es bod fommt, 10 iinb's o6tsia
Sabre, unb iuern es fOitli6 geiuelen 1T,
10 1T Wtibe NIB slrbeit selueien.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-02-08

Gin enp0renber pelitii6er MorO
tuarb bieier Gage i'll Ilummcrsuiae,
arfanias, periibt. Gort ipuroc Subn
50. glaptun, Der republifaniide cOnz
teftirenbe @e9ucr bes Gon9reBmunnes
Clifton 81. Sredinrioge, iudbrenb er
nit Der 8eiueisuuinabme fit Den GOns
teit beIfdftist mar, bon einem unbez
fannten Neudelm0roer crl6oher.
0iele Sluttbut fat 9roBe 9lufresuns
perurla6t lno Der @ouucrneur bcs
Staates bietet cine Selpbnung BON
$4,000 fit Die Gnthcfltng bes GbGtcrs
on.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-02-08

llnter Den fiir Die 9eutI9en nieres
StaateS wi6ti9Iten @eiesuoridlGsen,
tpelde jebt Der Stauts=2esislatur por-
lie9en lit ieoenfals Die bon benz Gtaa.s.
G6ulIuperinicnoenten Coleman uuo bon
bent oenofratii6en Wtitslieoe bes &es
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bon GbaritunG ountp
einsebra6te SorGuse, iuel9e beitimmt,
baB tn allen DIfentli6en Glementari6uz
fen bes Stnates in 3ufunft Der litter.
ri6t MIR in Der ensli9en Sprade er.
tbeilt werben bari. Superintenoeu,
Coleman fat ieit feiner 9lmtsieit ld,un
5iuctnaf cine dbnli6e ,8iG" bur6
oemOfratiIde Mtitslieber Der 2e9islotur
einreid)en laiien, bo9 ipurbe icin BE-
itreben in bieier &i9tuns iebesmol
intereiiant, jebO6 iit, iuie bies uer siuei
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-02-08
Docket of the Probate Court of
GascOnade County Mo. February
Term 1899.

1sT DAY MONDAY FEB. 11TH, 1889.
1. JH Meyer, administrator of Bar
bara Ackermann, deceased, tinal'set-
telment.
2. Fritz Lueke. & H and w
Niebruegge, minors, annual settle
ment.
3. Fritz Lueke, & Emma Lus-
ter, minor, annual settlement.
4. ] + Wehmhoehner. G & C m II of
Casper Engelbrecht, deceased annual
settlement,
5. Gustav Nagelin, g & N of
B Braunwarth deceased annual settle
ment.
6. August ReinhoIz, 6 Rudolph
Eckenberg minor, annual settlement.
z. Peter Emo, administrator of
George Emo, deceased final settlement
s. B F Leach, administrator BENZ.
Leach, deceased final settlement.
2ND DAY, TUESDAY, FEB. 18th, 1889.
9. VIM Klee, 6 & m Il of M Klee
deceased first settlement.
10. Columbus Richardson, e & C
Thomas James, minor annual settle
ment.
II. Adolph Schmidt, g & A and H
Rain, minors annual settlement.
IL. Geo W Sewell, g s. JohnWarin-
ner, minor final settlement.
13. David Wittmann, g & Emma
Lauer, minor final settlement.
IA. Philip Ebker, administrators
Henry Rethemeyer, deceased annual
settlement.
is. Conrad Klinge, administrator
GeorgeBersinger, deceased first sett le-
ment.i
BIRD DAY, WEDNESDAY, FEB. 13. 1889.
16. S w Maushund, administrator
Amalia Valentin, deceased first set
tlement.
II. Chas NJ Matthews, administra-
tor Henry A Matthews, deceased first
settlement.
1S. I p Wiseman, administrator
Talitha Phelps, deceased first settle
ment.
19. August Wegener, administrator
Martin Hahn, deceased final settle
ment.
20. Magnus Will and Agatha Will,
administrator Magnus Will deceased
first settlement.
II. John Bruins, G & Therese Bruins
minor annual settlement.
%. Louis Huncke, g & Theo Schnei-
der insane final settlement.
4TH DAY, THURSDAY, FEB. IA. 1889.
%. Arabella IIibler, e & F w
Hibler, minor annual settlement.
"a. VIM Kuhlmann G & B and H
Kuhlmann, minors annual settlement
25. Clara Land, g 81 m b of John
Land deceased annual settlement.
26. August Spohrer, 6 d C CT & r
Perkins minors annual settlement.
81 Aug. Toedtmann, 6 & r G w
j Toedtmann minor, annual settle
ment.
%. Nicolaus WOLF, 6 & Wilhel-
mine WOLF, minor annual settlement.
FRANCIS ONCKEN,
Judge of Probate.
January 10Th, 1889.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-02-08

Ser @ertD bes 9ln6ei9ens i'll eilIen.
2ocnlblatt lit fir bas 9lasenteine sr6Ber
ais 9etu06uli6 5ugeitauoen iuiro. Cine
SIT cn9ber5i9e 9lnli6t iuirb 9eiuDbnlid)
bon ieinem f6rbernben @influB setd6rt,
baB Die, iuel6e cine Gel6dftsan5ei9e
leIen, 5u benfen I9einen, iie bdtten 9e
rinse @i6ti9feit fir irgeno Semanb an
ber5 als ben gtn5ei9enben. 9iele 9lnz
uabme lit jebp6 ein GROCER 5e6l9riff,
oenn Die @emeiHbe uls iol6e, nu6 utz
Ierem 9afiir6alten, miro bOn jeoer
9ln5ei9e eines Sauflabens pber Sanb-
luerfers 9tuben 5iebeit, Die in Der 2ocalz
5eitltng eri6eiHt. lin bas 81 betueileu,
beoarf es feiuer i6arfiinni9en 2o9if,
beun es fam feline Before Metbobe er=
ba6t iueroen, I'M bas @ebeiben, elmer
Srtld)aft uno Damit bas zines ieoen
GtnSelnen 81 f6rbern, al3 cine Iol1e,
iuelde 9eeigret lit, 10 pieG als m69lidJ
Sanoel unb Serfcbr 81 Saule 5u Dalten
un0 Deran5u;ieben. 9aour9 perben Die
GeIultate Der GeiuerbstDGti9feit weit
aus9e6reitet unb n1it9etbeilt, Die @eIea=
l6aTt miro im Dp9en @raoe cO=pperatip
iuciter9reifenoe Serbeiierun9en tperber
ermutbi9t imo 2Ocalpatriptismus i'm
bcIten Sinne er6eu9t uno 9endbrt. lll=
lcre unternebmenben @el9dftstreiben6er1
fuu9en al, ben @ert9 bes 9(n5ei9ens. .Su
Ibdben unb uuIcre @intuo6uer unterlaI-
fen ridt, iie iiir ibren llnternebntunss:
9eiIt ;u belubnen. Gin 3eit9enulie for
mulirt ba5 folgenbermaBen: @enn Die
@el6dftsleute eines Srtes unterlnhen
i'll ausgebe6nter 8eiie an5u5ei9eu, ir
liinbern le Die @r0Be uno gi9ti9feit
bes Sanbels eiftes iol6en Slnbes, unb
gcItatten ntebr untcrne1menben 2ocafis
tdten, ben lebteren at ii9 gu Siebeu.
Sb9lei9 5ur 56roerun9 ibres eisenen
inoipioue1en 9eubens 9etban, iullten
9tn5ei9enoe bod BON ben 8iirsern eines
Srte5 in 9elpiiiem Sinne als 6ffentli6e
@obltbdter betra6tet unb uls iol6e be-
baitbelt peroen. Gin Saufmann, Der
in aus9eoebnter 94eiie an5eist, iit fir
cine Stabt unb ibre SeODlferuns inebr
iuertb, als piele 4nbere, bic nie i'm Druid
erl6eiuen unb, iollte aus bieiem @runbe
allen porse5ogen luerben, ielbitueritdnb
li6 poraus9eiebt, baB er ein reeQer @ez
iddftsmaun lit.
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&einist Gu.r Btst, pcldcs tie Suene ter eefuns6eb
U, eur& ben Gebfon@ ron DIR. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery, une cute Serbauuus, cine beifs
keit Der 9crfituttpu ir6 bdbur bcrgeitent rrerben
"Golden Medical Discovery" beift oIle tranten
cate, rcn ben eer6bnit4eu Slltbdsn, Sfsden rter
4usf@dsen BIS iu ben fGlmmsn Gtrrpbeln cher SIuts
i&wareu. SetcnberS erpEet @ TIRE 2stfIanfet in tcI
Set1uns rrn Sdlstu6 cher Elst,tcn, Steseri6rSren,
$dftreb, itrrpbulbier @ei9p1ren unb @Hfdreiunseu,
sGolden Medical Discovery" beilt SGpintiuht
(rcI&e eine etrpptelbilhuns tn tsr 9unse iitl eur
fbre runbsrbdre blutreirisenee trdtjsenoe uub na=
renbe g3irfuna. Nar fhfrd4e 9ungen, Slutreen,
9i:-sdtbmiaieif, Gabnnbnns ter 9uftrrbr9eu tSrrus
citis,l tcSfisen Suifen, atbemnptb (abma unb rerz
icIe 2aibtn, III fie elm abiclutes Seilntittel. Gle
5st-s S&leunis bie firffen SuHenidlle.
Sci traser eeber, Gdllisset cher 2eterleihen Gpss
pspfc rn6 gerhdrunasbei1rerbs III re elm nnrer;
elet&H4ss SeiInitd-Det allen Gpetbefsrn gu babeu.
DE-. PierceS Pelletsy-onttsbtltoS tto
Sst alien apptbsterH,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-02-08

Sn Selunro 60. III San1us Dcrrid)t
bittere gotb. 9Sie bon bort beri6tet
tpirb, iputtet bas glenb inter Der De-
p0lftruns ieOer Seidreib,m9. 9ns
Seuarb county 9cb6rt iu beneu, bic
cine oolltdnoi9e Seblernte genn9t bn=
ben. Die 9eute iinb 10 nrn1, baB lie
nidt bic Wittel anfbrin9en f0nnen, I'M
bic @esenb Su perlaifen, unb cs giebt
iueber arbeit nod @clb, iolde Su be-
sablen. 8is iest Bnbcu ie ii6 BEL Der
milben 8itterun9 our69eibleppt, bel
oem iesisen @itterunssuni9la9 aber
iuirb ibre Gage O9ne Siffe bon auBen
sefabrorObenb.
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Ger falte 8inoHoB, Der bic fabIen !3peiat
eri6auern radt, pirb pon benz rei1en Cpl.
furder 6inter ieinen pier Bdnoen nidbt per:
ipiirt, ober ale lpei6en ipolIi9er Sefen, bic
Ell auf iein iippiges Eager bduft nnb dle gSarme
rnelde cin 9ut9ebei;ter Sfen ausitromt, fon:
men linn bas lRart in ben 9no6en ni6t er:
wdrmen, rpenn i'm bus 6ieber nit eiiiqeu
8ra(Ien nntIpannt bGlt. {ooitetter's Mdgen,
btters lit baS glirir, iuel9es iein bur6tdlfetes
beberbes Gebein nit belebenber @Grme burd.
FRONT unb bic bo69robise 6ise unb ben ers
mattenben S6ueiB beieitiat, pel5e beinl
gSe6ieliieber nit bemS6 6attelfroit abrpedieIn.
Gdlei6enbes Sieber, Mil;bei9wsrben, sali-
ger @ei6mad, fur; iebe betantte Sorm Don
malnriaartisen Srantbeiten mus DOR bteiel
frdfti9en uno 9Lei9;sitia seiuuben unb eui
befommenben Nebt;in Tu.i9en. gauenfe=
Der, geritopfuu9, Spipspfie, saitrii9es aoyf=
peb, appetitntun9el, S9lafloiisfeit, Rbens
ratismus unb S9wd6e 1per6en ebenfalIs
our9 es furtrt. lin eine ponitGR6ise 5ul
~ er;teler, iolte man e5 regelNdbi9 ses
bTdueheu
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Shr 0cid1Gft bliiht.

9eIti,3t fcin Ding bat Gin ioI6sS auf.
leten bea 8ei9dfte5 Serurfaht in Der Ipp.
tbcfs bss Serrn Gomuno Nale, ais bda
ftsie SertbeiIen Ypn Grriubsad i6en ron
Or. Sings Neu Discovery fir SGwinbiu9t
Der gerfauf birie5 ipcrtbpollrn Irtifrls IL
enprnn in 6olge Der Ibatia6e, bae es fteta
beilt unb ME pirfuu3slp5 1T. Suiffn, Gr-
flltung, afbma, Srpnditis, SrGuuc unb
ale Sals- uno 2unsenfranfbsiten werbsr
raid srbeilt. Sbr fpnnt cine Yrobe MAIDEN
unb unentseltli9 cine Gsriu9sfalbe bulen,
ebe ibr cine 8rUBe 6lal&e fur 81 Fault.
Sece 6laIHe 9lrantrt. 3
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Sabren Die unterludun9 sesen Iubitol
Balter beiuies, iuenis 9tusfi9t uOrban.
ben, baB Die Spibbuben blosgeiteli
uno benz 8Dlfe iiber bic ,,gbrli9feit'
unierer bemofratii6en Staatspertualt,
una Die &ugen geDffnet tuerben.
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sSn Sprinafielb 1T BON elmer bis

Jest nod nidt entbedten gerion Der Ser
iu9 9emabt wuroen,, DEN @iienipanrens
bdnoler 0toles Seltner Su eri9ieBer.
Seltner laB an leinem S9reibtil9 uno
arbeitete, nls bon Der StraBe bur9 ein
6eniter cine 8usel auf ibn a5sefeuert
lpuroe unb unsefdbr 2 3oa at ieiuem
Sppfe uorbei nieberfiel.
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9as idnellitc- arieg5idiif Der
@elt beiiben iest Die Der, Staateu
lit bsm 9puamitfreuSer uSeiuuius, "
oer in elmer Stunoe fiinfuuo5uanjig
Meilen Suriidlcgt; uno ba !ib bci Der
8robe pOr eint9en Gu9en Die fir beus
ie(beH fonfruirten pneumotiI6en 9Dz
namitseidibe glduicno beipdbrten, %
luerben mir balo I'M Stunoc iciu, rin
S9iff auf Die g8eltmccrc 81 lenoen,
bas aud Der md6tiglten 8anSerflotte
8eroerben brin9en wirh.
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Die enslii9e &esieruug i6eint nit
Der amerifaniiden &esieruns beausli6
Der 8eilesuns ber @irren in Samoa
unb bes eisenmd9tisen 9(uftretens Der
Oeuti9en Sanb in Sanb gu 9eben. Die
en9lii6e IbmiralitGt bat bereits 5iuei
RriessI9iffe nod SamSa beurbert, iuelz
DIE nit Der amerifanii9en Srie9sfotte
operircn Ipnen.
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&6nis Sumbert uOn Stalien betonte
Bel @r6fnuns Der &ammer, bnB er TO-
tuobl ipie feline @erbiinbeten feit 5uiamz
meniteben ipiirben. I'M ben Srieben 5u erz
halten.