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The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1890-02-14
DUEL BETWEEN COWS.
A Series of Battles Which Ended in the
Death of One of the Bovines.

A Series of Battles Which Ended in the
Death of One of the Bovines.
Two families living side by side in
country village had each cow. The
COWS grazed in different pastures, but
often came together in the highway
when going to and from pasture. They
were on good terms, for they had been
acquainted several years.
One of the cows was sold, and a new
one, younger cow, came to take her
place. When the young cow and the
old cow of the other family met for the
first time, the younger attacked the
older. They locked horns several times,
each trying to drive the other, but they
were so evenly matched that no advance
was made by either.
As the fighters became more enraged,
and as the younger cow had no buttons
on her horns, they were driven apart,
fearing that injury to one or both might
result The owners of the COWS re-
GREETED that the COWS could not eight
it OUT" for until one did conquer, the
battle would be resumed at every OPP
portunity.
Several battles followed, always with
the same result-they must be separat-
ed, for they became more furious at
every onslaught. This state of things
was inconvenient. The owners were
not farmers, were away during the day,
and must depend on the children
to drive to pasture and drive home,
and there was. no way to either
pasture except through the highway.
The COWS were driven in and out at diff
ferent times, but when they came to the
place of battle, they fingered, threw up
the earth, and the children had difficulty
in driving them farther.
The owners had nearly reached the
conclusion that there must be change
of cows before peace was restored, when
''the dueP' occurred and settled the
matter. By misunderstanding on the
part of the drivers one day, the cows
came together at the usual place.
AS they had not seen each other for
several weeks, and fingered less at the
former place of meeting, their enmity
might have diminished. At all events
they were not ION guard" so much as
they had been, and owing to this fact,
and to intervening roadside trees and
bushes, they did not see each other till
they were less than fifty yards apart.
Evidently they saw each other at
nearly the same moment. for both start
ed into run, which increased as they
went on, and, heads down, they came to-
gether, head to head with crash, re-
port that was heard in both houses. The
older cow fell, and did not move again.
She was dead-knocked in the head as
with a butchers axe The other was
uninjured. Geo. A. Stockwell, in Coun-
try Gentleman.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1890-02-14
THE SULTAN'S POSITION.
Like That of Other Oriental Rulers 1t Is
Decidedly Unsafe.

Like That of Other Oriental Rulers 1t Is
Decidedly Unsafe.
His Majesty, the ruler, leads by no
means happy life, Notwithstanding his
income of $1,000, 900 year, and that he
has his wives by the score. His prede-
eessors lived in great palace on the
banks of the Golden Horn, or rather of
the Bosphorus at the point where the
Horn commences. In front of this pal
ace stands the yacht of the Sultan, and
there is usually gunboat or two sta
toned near by to guard it. The las
Sultan woke one morning to find the
guns of these ships sighted on the pal
ace, and set of Turkish rebels de-
manded his surrender. The present
Sultan has palace away back on the
hills. The grounds which surround it
contain many acres, and there are watch
towers built here and there among
them In these guards are stationed,
who keep the landscape ever before
their eyes, and who would at the least
hostile demonstration inform His Ma
jesty. He has thousands of soldiers con-
nected with his own body-guard, but he
trusts very few, and like one of the
former Sultans, he places implicit con-
fidence only in his mother. He has had
number of revolutions during his
reign, and if you look over the history
OF Turkey you will find that assassi-
nation is very common fate for Sui
tan. Isaw the Turkish monarch several
times while I was in Constantinople.
He is sallow, nervous little man, with
Roman nose, with a pair of bright,
black eyes, which sparkle as they look
out under his red fez cap. He wears a
suit of black clothes, much like those of
q preacher, and his coat is buttoned
high at the throat. He does not look
like healthy man, and there is more
timidity than braggadocio about his
bearing. 1t is said at Constantinople
that he dares not move about
unattended through the streets of the
Turkish quarter, and his home is on the
European side of the water. When he
takes ride through his capital the
whole army at Constantinople turns out
to guard him. Yellow sand is sprinkled
| over the road in order that his royal
bones be not jolted, and he has a couple
of the most noted of his Generals in the
carriage with him. am told that he is
really fond of his subjects, notwithstand-
ing the dangers of his situation, and
that he would do much for the lettering
OF his kingdom if it were not for the
plots and plotters which continually sur
round him. His situation is practically
the same as that of the other Asiatic
monarchs of the courts which / visited.
Not one of them felt secure and safe
upon his throne, and all of the countries
OF Asia have their political factions and
their political intrigues.-F G. Carpen-
ter, in National Tribune.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1890-02-14
THE RENEWAL OF LIFE.
The Road to Any Kind of Greatness Lies
Through the Commonplace.

The Road to Any Kind of Greatness Lies
Through the Commonplace.
There is an element of romance in
almost every successful life-that pro-
foundry interesting romance which lies
in expansion out of SMALL things into
great ones. There is nothing which so
profoundly interests men as the story of
the development of genuine life into
usefulness and power. It is a story illus
trated and described generation after
generation, and yet the interest in it is
more widespread and more intense than
ever before. The most commonplace
men recognize an element in human life
which they find in others if not in them
selves, which has in it the power and
the charm of something mysterious,
something of which the man himself
is not fully aware; something which
is continually leading him to places
which he did not expect to reach, and
putting into his hand prizes which he
did not expect to win. There is some
thing magical in the change of position
from obscure and unframed boyhood to
fame, power and that force of manhood
which seems to be equal to all occasions
and to which all opportunities are pre-
sented. AS we read these brilliant
stories we often forget that from the
chief actors the splendid outcome was
concealed. The man of genius, of ar
tistic talent, of any sort of gift, works
along quietly from day to day, often
feeling that nothing remains but the
ua1i Of xxyhn +oI1 u
some new impulse stirs him to the
depths, some new occasion evokes new
power, some new opportunity offers the
one thing that was needed to bring out
all there was in him.
The road to any kind of greatness lies
through the commonplace. Those who
walk it often see nothing before them
but the dead level of daily work; it is
only at intervals that the road suddenly
ascends the mountain-side and the world
sweeps into view. 1t is these splendid
moments, however, in the mans career
which attract us, and which we see; the
long, arduous, often monotonous, every
day journey is hidden from US. And this
is true, not only of men who attain the
LuOoo OuIhO1l0 ouOOOoo, OuG VI uuOoO WIN
do any kind of faithful work. Life, for
the most part, must be made up of what,
for the lack of clearer insight, we call
drudgery; which is really discipline
and training of all that is highest and best
in us. There are times when most of us
feel that nothing remains but this dead
level of hard work, that no new doors
are to open before us and no new prizes
to be gained; but no man who is work
ing intelligently and faithfully ever
loses the power of growth, and the con-
sequent expansion of life which comes
with it. 1t happens again and again to
all of us that, at the very moment when
theOutloOk seems most uninspiring, there
suddenly comes new piece of work or
new opportunity which brings back
the freshness of our spirit, the joy of
our labor, and makes US feel that we
have taken a long step forward. To
those who are faithful life continually
renews itself, not only in opportunities,
but in it's promise and it's rewards
Christian Union.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1890-02-14

minute, mammal
Presently he came back, painting.
sSuch jolly deep cave" said he
sRut shouldn't think man could hide
there month, should you?"
mo" answered, absently, 81 should
not think he could. "-Saturday Night.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1890-02-14
THE SUEZ CANAL,
Ditch in the Desert About One Hundred
Miles Long.

a DAeCH III tuc DeSeFC ABOUT Ono Hundred
Miles Long.
The Stez canal is about one hundred
miles long. 1t is one-twelfth the length
Of the Red Sea, into which it conducts
the waters of the Mediterranean, and
these two bodies of water are nearly of
the same level. They now flow into
one another without docks, and the
canal is well described as ditch in the
desert The ditch is about three hun
dred feet wide at the top and one hun
dred and fifty feet wide at the bottom.
and the water within it is as quiet as a
mill-pond. 1t is of beautiful sea-preen.
and the contrast of this color with the
bare yellow sands which line
the banks of the canal makes it won
derfully beautiful. The canal is so
narrow that ships can pass only
1t certain points. The average depth is
about "a feet, and many of the ships
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1890-02-14

The wife of bald-headed man is
constantly Swallowed by the suggestion
that she is not an amiable woman.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1890-02-14

Frederick E. Weatherly wrote the
famous "Nancy Lee" in an hour while
waiting for pupil he was tutoring.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-01-10

g8ie Die AZ Sterne in Der neuen 2an=
besfabue su arrangiren ieien, lit eiil
@tgenitant lan9er Yeratbunaen int
&rie9sminiIterium 9ciuelen. Gi6t als
oh Die 9(ufsobe eiae ieDr i6iuierise &C.
lueien iudre, IoHbern iueil ii6 aus allen
gbeilen oes 2anoss 9eute nit 8orihlG.
gen 9emeloet bdtten, uat bas neue 4uss
ie9en oes Sternenbanrer5 ~ uer6eiiern.
@a5 bic rotben unb ipeiBeu Streifen,
iuel6s Die brei5ebn Goionier uertreterl
10 bari an i6nen liant Sunbesseiet
nidts sednbert iuerben. Die nm pier
osrmebrte Sternen5aDl loa, ipie nunr
mebr om;li9 6ei6luiien 1T, 10 arrnnsiri
msroen, baB iie ie63 9fei9cn BARTLETT,
bon benen leoe iieben Stsfne Sdblt.
Die Sterue Der Stpeitsu, pierten uub
Ie9Iten 8eibe iollea ii9 nt6t in seraoer
2inie unter ben Sterncn ber porber.
gebeubeu 8eibe befinben, ionbern untel
Der Wtitte berIel6en. Die neue 2anoes
fabne iuiro alIo BON Der tis6erisen in
2tusieben ni9t ueridieoen iein. @db
reno iie idon ieit Dem gousreB6ei9luB
Der 9ulaiiuns Der neuen Staaten liberal
luebt, besirnt ibre aeicbmdBise @riiteni
erit am 4. Suli nd6iten Sabres. gu
bent Capitol unb benz @eiBen Sauie
fpeht mod bas 3Siteruise Banner.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-01-10

Gin 8lan, ben M6rber @illiam 9.
Mitdea, Der ii6 jur 3eit i'm @efdnsuiB
Su &nuius Gitp befinbet unb am z. Sc:
6ruar 9ebdu9t iueroen ioa, 81 beIreien,
1T gliidli9 pereitelt tporoeu. Bethel.
list on Der geri9w6rua9 iulren 5rdus
lein RttdeG, Die Sdweier Oes 8erur.
tbeilten, ieiue @slie5te Eiaie 9a5ruus
uno Elm 9eiuiiier 8illiam Steuens, Der
ii6 i6on lonse zines 5iemlid1 i6iedten
&ufes erfreut. 5uerit wollte Die Ga
5ranb nit i9rem @eliebten Die Sleiber
wehieln, bod bot ii6 bie5u feline @ele.
senbeit, ba lie bel ibrea geIuteH i'm
@sfdn9niB INNER 9enau beoba6tei
ipuroe. Scnn fnuften Die brei Ser.
I9ipurenen eini9e feline Sd9en unb mel.
rsre 6ldi99en nit itarter Sdurc; fl
tpurScn aber BEL oem 8eriuhe, bieit
9inse benz @efan9enen 5u5uiteden, ers
tappt, uno iomit mar aud bieier Htnr
pareitelt. Stepens tpurSe perbnitet
iudbrens man ben beiben Rdb9sn BIZ
5reibeit lieb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-01-10

Der Suno, tuel9er fiir5Gid in ct.
Souls 5tuiiden Der n5urmers' GGiance"
unb ben ,,&nisbts Of 2abor" sei6lpiien
tpuroe, tritt iett nit feiner erlten poli=
tipen 5orberuns uUr bic Ceffentli6feit
unb bieIe tuirb ipeSiel in ct. Souls in
allen &reiien einen freubisen g8iberbau
finoen. Ser neue 8nnb bea5li6ti9t
namll6, einen Druid auf ben gOnsreB
aus5uiiben, bamit berielbe sr0 Bere ger>
piaisunsen fir StrOm=8esulirunsen
made, als bisber sei6eben lit. 9os
2esislatiusg Der beiben uerbinoes
ten SrsauiiatiOnen ioll Bel bem 9on=
sreiie oabin tuirfen, ouB cine iebr reid
li6e SertuilIisuns fir 5luB=&esuliruns
porsenommen tuirb, iuelde in eriter
2irie bem Riiiiiiippt 5u Cute fommen
ioQ, unb 5tuar ioa bieielbe obne &if.
ii6t auf bic purbanbenen Mittel senla6t
perben, uno bic 8esieruns ioa lieber
@elo borseu, als io:9e gerbeHerun9en
ueridieben. lluterItiibt!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-01-10

9lus big iebt uubefannten @riin0cn
fat Der friiDere Staatsanipalt Samcs
9. Gbeeb in 2ibert1, Mto., bicier Gage
eiren seiuifien Subn Suptun 9etbbtet.
@er Der lesiere ei9eutli3 1T, lit 9leit=
faus ni6t befannt. @r traf crit ppr
tueni9en 2d9en nit ieiner Samilie in
9ieertp ein uno mar an9ebli9 auf Der
&eiie BON Saiuois na9 Galiiornien
be9tiffen. 2ngtou batte mebrmals in
Sdees' Sauie por8eiproden, i'm abcr
nie 5u 5duIe an9etrcffen. 9tm 3icnsz
tc9 9["enb enbli6 :rafen bic beibem
Mdnncr 5uiammen uno fnum flint
Winutcn ipdtsr tra6ten sipei S9iiie.
Glei6 nad1cr uerlieB Sdees iein Saus
uno iiberlieferte ii9 benz S6eriff. 9upz
ton fanb man erifOhcn am 8oben lie
gen. Sr9enb cine ndbere Nusfunit iber
ben @ruuo ieiner 3bat pSer iiber bic
9eri0nli6feit bes @rmoroeten lebnts
Sdces ab. ga au6 Die Srau bss
eriteren am Sage 5uuor absereiit mar
70 mar aud bon bieier Seite ni9ts in
@rfabrun9 5u brin9en. Ser Sheriff
bat Die gapiere 2uDtou's unb mas sr
ionit bel iid trus an ii4 gen ummen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-01-10

seit einiser 3eit ift bas @er6dltnib
5tuiiden ben beuti9eu uab irilden 9a=
tbolifen bieies 2anbes elm Siemlid) ae,
ipanntes, neil crltere fir GrD1ttun8 Der
beutidcn Spra6e in ibren &ir6en uno
S6ulen eintrcteu. 9tanlentlid3 lit es
Der irii6e giidof GilmoEre in gleues
Lamb, Der Die Seberei betreibt. go bat
ct bieier Gage iuieber eilten grief pcrz
6ffentli9t, in benz er idreibt: ,,stur Der
sroBen @eOulb Der &atbOliten englii6er
5unse lit es SIT oerbnnfen, baB man
nidt bereits big 5itm Slutperaiesen i'm
@ieoerItanbe 9egen Den @igeunub unb
Die brobenben 9(nluaBunsen Der 0eutz
iden 9ei6ritten it,"
@enn Der Serr 8ii6Of auf bieie
8cile ben beutIden &at6o!ifen 6es9an<
oes ben Seoebanoi6ub binpirit, m6sen
ibn bieie setrcit aufrebmen, benn binter
i9nen itebt nas seIammte 9euti6ameri.
fanertbunl, obne &idii6t auf &eli9ion
ooer SOlitif. .Sas tpiro Der aeiItli6e
Serr gar balb 5u ieinem S9aoen aus.
finbsn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-01-10
Siebit Ou tuobl, ba fimmt fie,
@ruBe S6ritte nimmt lie,
nSnfluen5a" nenut man iie,
&inssum bort man i9on ySnS3iew

Ser Statiitif bes goroners BON Ct
Souls Sufolse itarben wdbreno bes fess
ten Sabres bort 81 8erionen zines &C.
tpaltlamen gobes burd @rmorSung.
= &inoesmor6e famen IL our 4enut.
nib bes gorOners. = Sie 3abl Der
Selbitmorbe belief ii9 auf "a unb bur6
llnfalle perloren IS5 8erionen bas Sc.
ben. = 1924 in Seuti1lnnb sebprene
8erlonen tarben ipdbrenb bes lebten
Sabres in ct. Souls. Sm Sabre 1888
famen in ct. Souls S015 Sobesfdlle
Dor. Sunad tuaren i'm Sabre 1889 elf
9obesfdlle iueniser als int Sabre uors
fer 5u perSeidneu. Sm Sabre 1887
itarben 9155 8erIonen. @eburten FAM
ben tud6reno bes lebten Sabres IL ,9O6
itatt unb stuar 6O8S mdnnli9en unb
571s weibliden @ei6ledts reip. liz
800 tueiBer uub $50 buntler Sautfarbe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-01-10

Su 8ueblo, Col, lit &ep. Barrier am
Sdufertuabniinn seitorben. giele
Sabre mar er WetbobifenpreSiser im
Staat 9eew gorf seiueien unb 9siemanb
fonnte lauter seseu bas 9rinfen bon.
nern als er. @ines Cages iab man i6n
iet5it in Der @oiie liesen unb bal5 mar
er clner Der liiberlidten 2umpen. Gr
nerlor ieinen 8tas uub tpanberte mad
oela fernen 8eiten. Sier fiibrte er
ii9 cine 3eit lang wieoer gang gut aui.
@r mar cine 4ir9enleu9te, bonnerte
ipieber sesen bas Erinten unb i1rieb
fleiBis fir Brobibitions6ldtter. Gber
Der Geufel beriidte i'm abermals. SIN
ben lesten @o9en mar er ni9t mebr
nii6tern sepOrbeu unH iebt bei9loB er
iein 2eben in eiuem belir i6ien geitse
taus.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-01-10

MiiIuuri's Mineralprobucte. Der
Staats, Gommiiidr fir arbeiterunseles
senbeiten, Serr Merituetber, bu: ieincn
itatiitii6en Sabresberi6t Dem @ouuer'
neur unterbreitet. 9araus lit Jplsen'
bes su entnebmen: bic @eiammtSabl
Der 8leis unb Sintberstuerfe in reun
Counties betrdst 81. gu Gage sefOr,
bert uuroen 81, ,554.5 Tonnen .3inf i'm
gsertbe bon 81, ,734, ,685 uno 9,O11 Gons
men Slet INT @ertbe bon $4O3,253
9abei ereisneten iid Sc llnfdGIe, ,uel9e
IL Tubte int 9efOlse bntten; in "a In.
fdlIen ipar fein gerluit bon Meni6ens
leben su beflasen. Su ben 8ublerberss
iuerfen tpurben 1880 6dB6en 8ulper
int @ertbe BON $11O,312 nerbraudt
Die 2abl Der in bieien 8ersiuerfen be
Sd6ftieten arbeiter betrnst 6213. gu
Eaae 9ef6rbert tpurben 2,2OO,S12 Ton.
men 9oblen. 11nfdlIe nit 8erluit an
MsenI6enleben ipuren 16, ubne folder
20 su eerSeidnen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-01-10
Sas Grab sabnt anidsinenb brr=
nchfif1

nod eepilIen eIenben Suualioen, peI6e luatt
unb i9wad babini6lei9en, obpobl es inn
ner 10 ausiiebt, als Oh lie oemnG6it iterben
uiirben, mas inbeiien nidt 9ei6iebt Sis
pertrodnen, idrumpfen sulammen unb
i3winben enblid babin, obne baB iie iemals
cine feite 9eiun6beit beiehen uub baS pbp=
iiide SraftbepuBtlein fennen seIernt bdtten,
peldes bas Bette Der 9ritens iit, an meI6e
lie iid nit 10 bemerfenswertber 3dbi9fcit ats
flanmern. Sie periu6en beitdnbi9, on III
ren SOrpern nit einem ipertbloien Seilmittel,
Stdrfunssmittel ooer ,,9ebenspefer" ,,ber.
um;ufliden" unb ;lt ,,repariren", um bic
8eroauun9 unb bic Sb6tisfeit Der Qeber gu
iorberl. @enn iolde miBleitete 9eute ibrt
3ufludt gu SoHetter's Naseu=Sitters neb:
men unb BEL besielben bebarren piiroeiI,
wiirbe es gut I'm iie iteben. Sieies por;iis:
li6e StGrfunssmittel er;euot bic YrGfte, be:
rem bic Sdwadeu bebiirfen. iubeem bic Ser:
auililn9 trGfti9t unb bic aiiimilirlino forbert
@s bIft 9e9en 9ierpoiitdt, S6lailoiisteit
NaIaria. 9ieren gefdwerben, Gallenleiben
Serftopfuns, SeritOptuns &beumatismuE
unb Nenralsie.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-01-10

Sn ct. Souls iit cine Seiuesuns im
@anse, Inn bic brei Monats Solbaten
NIB Die finf &esimenter Il. g. &eierpe
Corps Mo. golunteers lit SeSus auf
Beniion unb 9ountD auf oenielbsn SuB
ipie bic breiidDrisen Sreiiuillisen 81 itel>
len uno iuurte Sur grrei6uns bieies
3uedes cine 8itti9riit ali bcn gonsreB
seri6tet. stu6 bier lit cine Setition
iii llmlauf seiebt iuorben Die BON alien
9rei=Wpnats=S =Soloaten uno ipl6en @e.
teranen bic 5unl 3:idbrisen Stelerre
CORPS 9eb6rten sablrcide llnteri6riiten
erbdGt. 9ie 8etitiou liest Bel Scrrn
2ouis &ielmann jur llutcr5ei6Kurg
nuf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-01-10
9as lit 8aibin9ton erI6einenbe Slatt

9as lit 8aibington erideinenbe Slatt
,,@apitnl" ertbdlt eit Snteroielu nit
bem beltl6.amerifanii6 i6enG Gpn9rsBmann
S. g. Niebrin9baus aus ct. 2ouis.
6err gtiebrin9baus erfldrte, baB bas
io9enannte beuti6e Sotum uidt piel
weu;ger als 100000 Stimm9ebrr
umfahe, wenn mau Die @in9cwaroerten
unb bic erite uuo Sfueiie Generation if
rer Statfcmmen, beren Sbeen Eno DC
iuoDubeitcn nod bcutid iito, oo5u retjz
net. Gin lebr GROCER Sru5entiaB ter
9eutiden irobne, has iei ein iuidti9cs
Mtpmeat, in Srueifelbaften Stuaten, unb
in Nteiu gorf, Snbinnn, Sbio, Mti6i9an,
Miliouri, @iscunlin, Minneiota, See
brasfn unb 9anIas Iei oa5 beutI6e
@ptum nir9enos iucri9er, als ell 6iinfz
tel bes @elammtoot,tms. @lei6 bier
I[u6t ber Gon9reBmnnn cine 5eit9erdBe
@arnrns ein. Die Src9e bes Seri6tz
eritatters nGmli9, oh Die 0euti6en Ii6
Lanter ltmItdnbeu BON Der repu5lifani :
i6en Sartei abiueabcn fDHnten, beja5te
6err Ntebrinsbaus nit iol3enSen
@urten: ,,9tu6 pur 5eGu Sa9ren Oocr 10
lparen Stpei 0rittI aler 9euti6en Sic
publifaner, aber Die repu6liflnii6eSlr :
tel eing in piclcu Staaten in Der Sent.z
perensfrase 81 iucit, 10 oaB Die Seut
I6en iie als pro6ibitiuniitiid anIaben.
Sn MiHouri tilbet bas 0eutidtbum
bas 8idsrat Der 8artei uub i'll neiner
Seimutbltubt ct. 2ouis Iinb breipiertel
Der &epublifaner SeutIf)e uno mir 9ls
ben bon bort orei republifaniibe Con-
sreBmitslieoer. Sn Der 8esel bateH
Die 9euti9cn tucnis politii9en gbrgei5,
iie finb feline Iemterid9er, aber Selttuei
Zig fiibleu lie, baB iie reprdlentir: leir
iullten nnb auf bieies 9 erlansen bin /
9. sei6a6 es, tn6 ib Gaubibnt ipurbe'
,,8ns baltcn bic Seuti6en bon Der
Srobibition?" frus nun Der 5iepOrt CT
$50 iib Die republifaniI9e 8artei 3D.
nit ld6t," mar bic slntiport, ,breber
bic 9eutiden ibr bcn &iiden. sic ie
ben Die 5rase bon einem sar5 unberl
Stanbpunft on, als Die 9lmerifaner, in.
benz iie SrobibitiOn als einen @insrif
in tbre peri0nti6en &edte betra9ten
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-01-10

Die Grippe lit jcbt bie Mo0e. arunf=
beit in bieiem 9anbe. Ser ruiiiide
G5ar bat iie 9ebabt, Der beutide @aiier
iull iie scbabt baben, fuit ale 9rin5en
uno Yrin5eiiinen @uropa's 6uben iie
sebabt ubcr buben iie nod. 9u miiiien
alio Die uSrominenten" 9jer5ulaube
audi RE Grippe befommen, - LA
Grippe" mic man lieber iagt. ipeil0as
pornebmer unb 9ebiloeter flinst. 60
iouen au(J in unlercr Staot bereits
sinige lei6te Safe Der aranfbeit pur=
9efommen Iein.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-01-10

9erartise @eiese iinb in ibren Gusen
elm s(nsriff auf Sitten unb @eiuobubei.
ten, iuelde iie NIT Der Msoral uno sus
tenn 8iireertbum fir bur9aus unuers
eiubar balten. Die Seutiden iinb fir
MdBisteit rnb fir cine sere6te @esel=
uns bes @etrdnfebanbels, aber oon8ro>
bibition ipollen iie ni6ts tpiiien, un6 es
miro gut iein iuenn bic Barter bies be-
6er5igt."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-01-10

8enn Die lit Der 8esierunssorufsrsi
anseitel1ten S6riftieser eium al itriten
iollten, f0nnten bic gunsre Bmits licber
Be Sauen BON California, isitbi6 bon
Sainois, O'9onnel1 bon O1i6i9an,
@tcore bon Seem Sumplbire, Cummings
bon Seem gOrf, SensborousD uon 0orb
Satota, 5upnes BON SbiO, gSidbam
bon Obip, Craig bon 8enniplpauien
uno 5enator glumb bon Sanias, Die
idmmtlid ben Binfelbaten gu banObas
ben wiiien, ben ugOnsreiiioual 8ecorb"
Ielbit ieben. 2lr 91eoacteuren iit im
GOn9reB fein Mansel, Die sroBe Mebr=
belt Der Ytitelteber aber beitebt aus
8e6tsselehrten. 9as iiinsite Mitslieb
oes gonsreiies lit Serr 3asner BON
8rouflpu, 20 Sabre aft.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-01-10

Der - Sabre alte gmil @uen>
tber, Der nm IL. DECEMBER in St.2ouis
ieinen gater, Sobn 9uentber, eri1lus,
lit leste 8o6e i'm bOrtiseug gorreftions>
seridt freiseipro9en worben. Gin
Ir;t be5euste, Sab Der guri9e Dor II
Sabren bon einem 8ferbe su 8oSen se.
i1leubert ipuroe uno cine 9ebirn-gr=
i9iitteruns bapontrus, 10 oa6 er 6fters
BON Sinnen mar. au9 bas 3eugnib
Der Ntutter, bob Der alte Rouu bic
9inber otter srauiam mibbanbelte,
trus piel Sur Jreiipre9uns bei.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-01-10


Sor ben bier beuti6en 8ertretern
i'll nationalen Gbseorb netenbuuie bat
2eblba6, bon SEEM Seriep, pel9er iei=
men oritten Eernlin onsstreten, bas
Soriiseumt bes 9tusi6uiies fir Giuil,
oienitreform erhalten, gtiebrinsbaus,
BON Mifouri, lit am IusiduB fir Ser
beiierunsen am Miii:iiippi, 8ridner uub
8arlpis, bon Bisconiin, iino erIterer
am GuslduB fir Briifuns Der 9lussas
ben oes Staatsbepartemeuts lesterer
am ausi6uB fir 8eniionen. 9eblba6
befinbet iid uuBerbem on Dem ipi9tisen
Iusi6uB fir Gintuanberurs unS Natus
raliiation.