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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-04-09
Ohio Promises a Lynohlng.

AKRON, o.. April 6.-At Cuyahoea Falls, a
few miles north of this city. yesterday, as
the Il-year-old daughter of Night Watch
man Rhodes was passing along an unfre-
quented street, she was caught by tramp,
who stiaed her cries with his hand and car
ried her into wood, where he kept her
three hours. The child was discovered last
night and taken to physician, who pro-
nounced her recovery as very doubtful. A
posse OF l00men at once Organized to search
for the tramp, and all the roads are guarded
by horsemeu, while the woods an fields are
being secured. Capture means lynching.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-04-09

A BILL is pending in the Senate To pre-
vent the enlistment Of aliens in the navy.
Under its provisions no man moi natural
lied or who has not declared his inten-
iion 10 become a citizen, can be enlisted
while aliens now in the service cannot
re-enlist unless they take out naturaliza-
ton papers. This is a move in the right
direction. Our navy is not very big
one, and we certainly ought TO be able t.
man il with Americans.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-04-09
Crops In Kansas.

ToFEKA, March 5.-rhe monthly crop re-
port of the Kansas Agricultural Department
says Reports now in from one hundred
and six counties Of the State indicate that
the agricultural condition throughout the
State is, on the whole. satisfactory. The
whites was exceedingly mild, and but for
the cold weather and high winds of March
the wheat plant would have passed through
10 this springs rains and springs suns un-
impaired. From this cause the plant gener-
ally throughout the State has suffered more
OF less IN some south and southeastern
counties the damage has been serious. In
many portions Of the State Lhe condition is
excellent, and in general way the farmers
cf Kansas haye reason to be encouraged.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-04-09
A plot Against the Gar.

ST. PErERsBuRG, April 4.-The car has
abandoned his proposed hunting trip TO
Poland. on account of plot to throw the
imperial train off the track. This was dis
covered by the fact that decoy train, sup
posed to contain the czar and his suite, was
wrecked by rocks placed on the rails The
czar for two days has suffered from a relapse
Of influenza, which has compelled him TO
postpone audiences
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-04-09
Four Fatal Shots.

BRMINeaAx, ALA, April Cat lrondale,
six miles from this city, late this attrnoon
Town Marshal England and Deputy Sheriff
Fontembery attempted 10 arrest crowd of
negroes on a charge of larceny The negroes
opened fire on the officers, shooting down
Marshal England at the first fire. Deputy
Fontenberry took refuge behind tree, and
shot three of the negroes dead.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-04-09
sos Licenses in Pittsburgh.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, April Judges Ewing
and Magee, sitting as the License Court late
tonight handed down their decision upon
the 767 applications for retailers license in
the city of Pittsburgh. There are sos licenses
granted this year, as against 9s last, or more
than treble the number for 1880. In 1888,
the first year under aigh license there were
PA, as against about 1909 under the old sys-
TEN OF low license.
The increased number over last yearis due
to the circumstances that with but 93 legal
lied drinking places it was found that they
were overcrowded, aud no less than 800
"speakeasiesr fourished in the city.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-04-09

Tur Democratic leaders in Bedford
county are for Pattison for Governor
The Somerset county delegates will prob
ably be instructed for Black, although
Wallace is hot favorite with many Of
She noiificiang.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-04-09

THE Philadelphia Press gives the fol-
loving original demonstration Of cause
and effect: The amount Of Democratic
politics to the square yard in Pennsyl-
vania is increasing every day. Time will
probably show that the number Of Dem
ocratic votes is decreasing in the same
rafio
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-04-09

Tnr Border Raid bin was favorably
reported yesterday. II was placed upon
the calendar, but az Speaker Reed is OPP
posed 10 the measure, it viii hardly be
considered
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-04-09

The greatest thing Of the day, says the
Pittsburgh Tunes, is the way Speaker
Reed controls his temper under the
greatest provOcaiion. No common man
could do that. There is a visible touch
Of rrandenr in Reed.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-04-09

AND now William A. Wallace, he OF
coiIee-pot fame, has signiiied his willing
ness 10 lead the Democracy Of the State
in the Gubernatorial contest this fall.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-04-09
MS FIRST orfKNse.

The prisoner would not talk about his past
more than Ia say 'Beiore God, this IS my
first Ollrnse against the laws THIS j, lbe
first time ! have been guilty OF crims.
am willing To plead guilty and go to prison.
but am moi willing to tell my name aud
father. They shall not sutfer any more for
me if have TO stay in prison ten years.
was drunk, and that is all there is to it
Liquor was entirely TO blame. have work
ed honestly as book keeper and in other
positions and have never been thief But
sooner than bring this disgrace on my par
ents will suffer the full penalty"
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-04-09

LsnIrs who refuse 10 tell their ages to
the the census enumerator viii be liable
10 iine cf $50.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-04-09
The Mugwump patron Saint.

ne mukWhfflp FdNt Oit OohANs
From the New York Tribune
II the mngwumps have sense OF the
fitness Of things they will choose Marie Bash
kirtsefT as their patron saint. For no one
can read her autobiography without becom-
ing convinced that she herself was nothing
if not radical mugwump from way back.
4 think myself too admirable for censure,
she remarks. Again she conides to her
journal, 4" / find myself happy in being mis-
erable" Characteristic mugwump utter
ances. both. Then listen to this: Fortu-
nately OF unfortunately, esteem myself so
great treasure, that / think no one worthy
Of me. love to weep. love 10 give
myself up to despair. love TO be sorrow
ful. / regard these feelings as 50 many di-
versions. / weep I complain and |
take pleasure in doing So This we sub
NIT is the quintessence of mugwumpery.
At the next formal meeting Of the mug
wumps of the United States we expect TO see
Marie elected their patton saint on the first
ballot. She has certainly shown herself
richly entitled to the honor.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-04-09
The Never satisfied Free Trader

The Never Satisfied Free Traders.
For months past the free traders have
been telling MS and our farmers that they
have not had sufficient protection. That,
while the manufacturer has been reaping the
profits accruing from high tariff, the farm
er has been fooled and hoodwinked with
tariff on his products that amounted to little
or nothing and afforded him no protection
whatever Well, we are always glad to
receive points from our free trade friends,
and being convinced that our agricultural
interests have lacked sufficient protection
TO certain products the trainers of the new
Tariff bill have increased the duty on some
and put duty on others before on the free
list. But our free trade friends are no more
satisfied than before. They cry now that
the necessaries of life are to be taxed, etc.
Truly, the Cobdenites and the Cleyelandites
are hard to please. Nothing but complete
stagnation Of our industries and ruination
Of farm, factory and fireside would seem to
bring JOY aud gladness TO the advocates OF
British free trade-Americqa EcoH0mia.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-04-09

THr debt statement shows that the
reduction Of the public debt during the
month Of March amounted TO sll-3ss,-
81 IS
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-04-09
rPPER TrRKEYFOOr
GEORGE ]. BLACK,
Treasurer of Somerset County, Peun'a.

ne TO commence al 70 O'Clock A. J
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-04-09

TrrnE will be three people hanged in
Pennsylvania this week, and three more
are awaiting the death sentence.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-04-09
a solp plAMoND THIEF.
He Fights for $500 Worth of Gems
in the Palmer House.

CHIcAco. April 3.-An exciting hand-to-
hand encounter fcrsIJ00 worth of diamonds
occurred to day in a room ct the Palmer
House. one Of the combatants was Young
man who registered at the hotel sunday
under the name Of Ralph Allen. This af-
ternoon he sent to Hyrran's jewelry store
and several other similar establishments
asking that so q diamonds be sent him for
inspection. In making The request. he wrote
incidentally that be was confined TO the
hotel with ~prAined ankle. Salesman w.
A. Higher was sent by Hyman & Co. to make
inquiries concerning Allen. and found him
bathing one ankle with armies. and wanting
the diamonds TO make present
THE sALEsMAN WAS SUSPICIOUS.
The salesman was suspicious. but decided
to return with an assortment Of gems and
take the precaution to have hotel porter
named Perret stationed near at hand. When
Bigler re-entered the apartment with the
$500 assortment Of diamonds, Allen made
q careful selection and then bobbed around
back Of the salesman, ostensibly to get mon
ey to pay for the purchase Instead. the
fellow pulled heavy cane from under the
mattress and felled Bigler to the floor.
The salesman. sturdy six footer strug
gled upand grappled with Allen, meanwhile
yelling to the porter Before the latter in-
dividual gathered his wits Alien hal broken
the cane in four places over Bigier's head
and dashed down the hallway. To persons
who attempted to stop him he shouted
Catch that insane man, pointing back as
be nan.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-04-09
Nor rooLEp pY rnAr "a.

Timekeeper Gregg, Of the hotel staff. was
the only person not fooled by this cry.
Gregg finally overhauled Allen in room
into which he had dodgej and taken rcfuge
under bed. Aliens papers indicate that
he came from Washington. and possibly his
right name is George A. Pierce. The sales
man has a number Of gaping scalp wounds,
but will recover None of the diamonds
were lost
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-04-09

PKrSor BIsuAncK was seventy-six years
old on April lst.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-04-09

hgreeal,ly TO the provisions of an Act Of Assem-
n bly, of Pennsylvania directing the mode oi sell
ing unseated lands for taxes. passed the 18th day
OF March, A. %. 1915. and the several supplements
thereto the Treasurer OF Somerset County hereby
gives notice that unless the School. County ana
Road Taxes due on the following unseated lands
are paid before the day of sale the whole or such
part OF such tract parcel ofiand as win pay the
lakes and costs, VIII be sold at the Court House IN
Somerset Borough. on
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-04-09

UTRIT OF PARTITION.
To ANDREW Kunkel and John Kuukrl resid-
ing in Stonycreek Township Cambria 60
Ia. Conrad Kunkel, residing in Riehland
Tow vnship Cambria rouoty Pa Christian
Kunkel residing 1t Eee0uomv Beaver Co.
Pa Adam kunsei residing ia Johnstowr
Rose Ann Kunkel intermarried with John
Gebha-t, residing 10 IObnstovu, Pa Mary
Kunkel interHarried with John Fees rest
ding in Canb bria Township. Cambria Cy Pa
You are hereby Notified ihat in pursuance of a
Writ Of Partition issued ont OF the Orphans Court
Of Somerset County. Pa. and to me directed.
will hold an inquest on the premise. on the reel
estate Of Andrew KuDkel deceased situate iii
Paint Township, Somerset COUNTY. Pa. on Fri
day, the ieth dav of Nav. lS9a. when and where
You can attend if you think proper
SHERIFF's OFFIcE, T. :. GCMIILEN
apr. 9. 1890 Sheriff
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-04-09
THE PEOPLES STORE.
FIFIH EVENUE. PlTTSBURGH Pr
New Sprnu CARPETS Lace Curtains and Uph1ktGFY Goods
The Largest Stock and Lowest Prices in Pittsburgh

one prize which has constantly increased onr
70 our
customers very and choicest designs In
yTNS Administers and Moquet With ooarder 70 matn ana
rpr;c are in New York.
WILTON and Tapestry Brussels thousand p
Brussels 81 25 and plenty at lower prices
TWO AND THREE INGRAM CARPETS nd less by
We line cheapest to the finest
KSGT0N SQUARES splendid line of high art designs
xtreme reasonable prices.
RUGS MATS Maings Lnoeums Cloths
the closest
Rods Buttons lnngs
ndow Curtain Poles, &c.
LACE CURTAINS Nottingham Swiss Tahour Irish Point and real Brussels
This the largest and gandes stock ever shown
n Pittsburgh.
Silk Pushes Wotei Plush
SILK Dmask Raw silk and Rne
nobby goods Tor
ration a reasonable
SPECIAL ORDERS and by carefully attended to-
direct the Peoples Store for the above
Suits and Wraps Ho
"' ~ CAMPBELL & DICK
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-04-09
TREAsURER's OFficE. !
Somerset, Aprsl ., 30. J

?. s.-Peisoas paying taxes on any of the Ian
advertised before the day Of sale. viii be charg
- cents for advertising and fees,
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-04-09
MONDAY, JUNE 9, 1890,
TOWN SHIP.
TAXES

For the arrearages of taxes due and costs accru-
ing thereon:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-12-26

Gin Starn er9iebt ieir milbeS Silber9liben
Guf StaOt nno Sbdl, bas iauit i'm abeno
ld)peigt,
Gin 6irtentrupp, erI6it bon &a9essWfibeu,
Den yiao sur Ssite Setblebem eritei9t.
90 irob naro's i6nen beut', 10 frei nro beilig,
90 iountngsidou, fc puBten ielbft ri9t ipte.
gle ialteten Die bartsn Sdrbe eilig
limb ianten pol bon 4nOafJt in oaS SrIe,
unO i9auten auf gum blauen Simmels'
rno DIR unO gnge iduelgt i'll ierSem
Sraume.
0a itrucben @olfen ianit nrb ROTH iuie
Stolen,
pa latt Elm lieblit Gn9elbilO Beroor!
Son &inberfopfen bort elm iponni9 &cienI
limo leiie tlingt Elm Slang in Sers uuo Sbr.
Hift GSorte iparen'S ipie BON Werlden3ult'
gen,
@s mar, ala pdren @elt ilub Sternenlidt
@eitbin bon iparmem @ottssbauf burds
oruugen,
Ser tief un6 innig 5u Ger Seele ipriGt
als iperu in 2oiltsn itd), III punoerbarcr,
DeS BeitalS elp'ge 5fdt9iel offenbareu.
@Gidielig gOnl aus golO'ncn 9jrnmels'
tb0reu
gtabt beiu Grl6icr in ser @eibeuaat!-
9eir, Sort urb 6eilano wurOe beut %gebOren,
SIM @er;en 9ott, Gin Suedt on Getb nno
Sradt.
Sin Selo uno ieiue gSaiie ba8 Grbar'
mcn -
Gin S0ri9 oercr, 10 Die g8elt ueriticB !
Gin 4rcOigtrufer fit bas 8eht Der &rmen!
Gin Gtrcitcr fir Der Mteuibbeit Barabies J -
90 ruit CT fiibn ms miiite gSetts@ ctriebe
Seiu goloi0' GotteSiport - 0a5 &ort Der
2ie6e -
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-12-26

@eibna6tSfelt oil bic Steae scr Suls
feier trat, BON sen @ermaren beibcbal=
ten norben.
8atiirliG dnSertc ii6 nit ser fort
i6reiteroen &ultrtr bic Seidaffen6eit
bieier @aben. sic mnrben r1ani1iafa(z
tiger unb rei6er, linS lparen, b~cionScrs
luetti1 Tie BON BEN @roBen bieler Grbe
a~usetugen, baranf berednct, BEN 9ez
i6enften cine ballernSe Sreuoe AT be-
reitet. 60 i6entte Die @emablin oes
bDSautilfcn SaiierS Geo ~, Srenc,
9arl Dem @ro6en gu @eibnad)ten 7S1
eineil ber5cit lit Der Stride bon Argen>
teuil bel 8ari5 %befinolid)en 9od, mel
deu Der ueberliefcrurg na6 Selus
@briifnS in ben lesten Sasen Ieiner
irbii9en -2aufbabn 9etraseu babcn
Io[te ; urib Sariit al 9faihio lieB bcns
iel6en Serrl9er CUR @eibna6ts;eit
so7 bic S9liiiel oeS beiligea @rabes
bnrd cine beIonbcre @eianbtldaft iiber,
reihen.
Sailer uuS Soni9e crmarteten i'm
beilen riht MIR bon ilreseleihen, fons
bern an1 BON 8aiaHen uno l1ntertbaz
men SeitSei9enfe. sic erblidten BARN
8eweiIe Der 9iebe itnb lnbdnalihfeit,
unS iemebr Tie berer erbtelten, Seito err
giebtser ipruoelte Der Quen ibrer
@na0e. Der ebflite 6pros beS Oaus
les 9abenbera. 9eppolo Der @lprreide,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-12-26
Yom SGenGen.

Der sr0bte SbeiG ser Meni99eit mar
leit ie5er bariiber einig, Dap Iebmen
ieligcr senn 9ebcit, itn6 taS @%mpfan9en
BON 9ei6enfen jeberSeit b06it au9e=
nebru fet ; anSere, ipeni9cr auf'S gtebs
MEN erpiGte Sterblide baben ii6 bas
9e9en nid)t Der Ginii9t peri6lieBen
f0nuell, baB rfleiue @eldenfe Die
SreunbIGaft erbalten," unO 10 lit cs
fein Wunber, baB ST alet Soften unb
BET allen S0lfcrn bas S9ettfen iebr I'M
S9mun9e 9eipelen.
SaB Die @e9eupart in bieIe r Sinii6t
ntdt Suriiditebt, tritt beionbers beutlid)
beroor am &eibnadtsfeite, oct 3eit bes
9roBen alseueinen S6snfcns. OieIeS
Self unS Der Sraud Se8 S6enfens oaz
bel lit ausihGeBli6 sermantl6er llrs
iprnnss. linn Die rSulSeit," bic @tns
ter onnentpenbe, fcierten unlerc gbrs
odter OaS @ieSereripa6ell bes 2idteS.
Wfan beid)eerte chamber an bielent Selte
Dffeutlid &udslidter, Sudcn aus
@tcbl linb Sonig, ioipie slepfel uno
gtiiiie, Die alteit SDmbole Der Srldt,
bartlett. S~1tssebeim aber lparfen iif)
Sreunoe un0 Sefannte a%1erlci, aud)
buutoriitiIde ober r~arSiiglttbe" @abcn
nobl pcrpadt hrs Saus. OieIe Sc
i9ente bieBen rSnlflapp" utO iinb,
ais i'm 4. SabrbunSert baS driitli6c
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-12-26
Srod,,, nieS,rfid beoroben ?

Slodeil nieoerfieI, be9r1btt1
gls Der Sbsrforffer iid) ari aiiSern
Moraen I'M Sptegel befab, 59rnt er
Dor fia Ielblt auriid. Gr mar iiber 0aht
orat1 eemorSen. @ebeust BON fAues
rer 2aft fdritt CT Dem Dorfe lnb Dem
6aufe beS Sdnlmetfters 3u. Der lab
eritmlnt auf ben iclteuen @aft. Gr
nrBte, baB inn Der SberfOrfter ME iebr
hoiS aepeien, ben Grunb 6apon bate
er bis bente niht erfabren ; or bate
aud Seranlafiung, inn Oh mandent 81
arollen. NlS er i'm, ben itattlihcn,
frdfti9eu Maru, nun Dor ii6 ftehen
fab, gebro9en unb srali, oa fpuroe ibnt
Sas Ser; tpeiG.
Sd ipeiB, mas Gli9 berfibrt," be-
gam CT.
,@ebt mir meiu aiub, meine @retbe,
tpieber |" risf Ser Sberf6riter unb barg,
laut a~ufweinenb, fem @efi9t in Die
Sanbe. rSn tb0ri6ter Sdrte 1ab' i'd
lie bon mir 9etrieben = bate lie nnr
sinen Gag sefpartet, es pdrc allies am
bers ecpor6cn. @iBt SIR, lpas i'd
bieIe gtadt our6semadt? Dur9 Den
garlseit @alo bin i'd geitreiTt, tanIenSs
NAL bob' i6 ibren 9tarneu 9erufcn :
umb ipie i6 enolt6 babeim toStmatt
mid auf'S Eager mari, Oa mar mfrs,
alS ltiinoe n1etn @eib neben mir, nnS
ibr Iu9e rubte auf mir, als fra9te fie
MIDI : $50 lit unler Stnb?
Seine Srnit bob fi9 in ftiirmii6enl
Sampf.
rSaIlet Sud, Serr Sbsrf6riter," be-
ganll enbli6 Der S6ulmeilter, r9retbe
lit Gin gutes SinS = nod bcrtc ge5e i'd
mad ser Sta6t unb Su meinem SDbre,
uiedeift peib Der etfpas bon ibr. Sd
bahte freilid), mir ieben unS beute irObs
liber ipieber! Stun, 8 fann ia nod
aQeS gut uerben."
Iber es mar ni6t gut ~seporbeu.
Der Sdulmeiiter bate Die WoBnnns
leines So9ues leer 9efunben Gies
l,aro fonnte linn Qusfunft seben, Nie=
manb batte i'm 9efe6en.
LIMB @uitap nno @retbe blieben pers
i6oneu. Seine Gurbe BON ibtteu bran9
in bic Seimat9; @uitap's Sater ltarb
balo, ser Sberf0rfter lieB ii6 weit fort
uerietes1, in cine @esenb, no er 9tie'
mai16 itnS g1iemanO ibrt fannte.
SATIRE iparen bariiber D%ingegan9en,
CT mar Elm einIaluer Maun 9eblieben -
peri9loNen mad anBen; aber Der
Sdmer5 bate i'm milo 9e9en jeoe 9totf
,,,S ;oSea G(o,S oprtod,t
llnS mic CT nun Geute 10 bur6 bcr
itiGen @al0 fubr = "a mar inn, ala
ia9e er misber feline Gretbe Dor iid).
0a frampfte iid) ibut bas Sers sniam.
nlctt in bitterent Sdmer5.
@aram mar iie BON linn 9e9au9en {
3auIenomal batte er feline Sdrte Uni
ieinelt 3orn peripiinidt = bra9te i'm
Oas iein Sinb 5uriif? Gr bate mil
Soft gebabert lino iid iclbit perflildyi
- III martder itiqen Na1t mars linn
aGs flopie Semaub, GinlaB be9ebreno.
all iein Scnfter mattdlnal par'S inn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-12-26

Soune orei Monate lang ni9t inter,
bani1 foullnen Sdger un6 Slider aus
Dem Commencement Nr6augel8f bin,
9cwDbnli6 abcr baaft bort ilur Der
Stamm Ser Samoieben, fait unberiibrt
BON ben @infiilien Der ruililden @ioili;
%iatiDn, ieiten alten beioniIden @ebrGu<
den getreu. Neben bielen @in9eborez
men be~berber9en Die Dbert einlainen Siis
iteuitride 9tonaia Semlias nidt ielten
etntge nn9liidli6e, burd S9idIalss
l9lase bierber peri6la9ere Menideri,
Die einit before Gage 9eiebcn, lit bod
Sibirien, baS 9roBe 2anO bes ruiiii6en
girls, niht ferrl. Die fiibrt benz mobl
aud Die @riunertng, baS Setmlpeb mad
alten 8rdlden Sulammen, unb in bic
fem Sinne baben iie ST Gbren Oes
@eibnadtstage8 Die %einIan1e Siitte in
cine 8etfapene ~uln9etpanbelt. Sea uitO
freunbli6 erflin9t bas @l0dlcin. Die
BON barten S6idIalSi6ldgen getroffes
men Mduner, sic eiren ldperen, Der,
5ipeifeltcn Sampf INNS Oalein 81 fiibs
rer babeit, forlnien lau9lain uilO miib>
Jam berbeigci6ritteu burd ben tiefen
S9nee. Ole Vi6ter Der Siitte blinfcu
ircunbli6 aus ser Scrne, 6urd) Die
iternbeGc Nta6t crsldr3t bas bobe ipeiBe
Sreu5. = CT feiert Sober @eibua9ten
in Ieiner Qrt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-12-26

llnter benz Ieierli9su SerIpredel, ii6
ni6t 5u perratbeu, laben ii6 i6on
eini9e, Wo6en Dor @ei9nadten Elm paar
Suri6sn SuIammengetbau, I'M ben
rbcilisen Gbrtit" bar3uitelen, unb an
eiaem perbor9enen Srte sic n0tbtsen
Vorbereitungen ba3u getrofen. 60
balo nun ON beili9en Ibenb Die 2idter
oes WetbnadtSbaumes ange5iinbet iino,
buideu ourd) Die Oorfltra6e inter S1s
bel nuo 8sitibenfnal poi1enbafte bunfle
lub belle @eitalteu, bic Defenders beim
Rouolibt etien eigeiartisen 4nblif
s~ewdbren. 60 lit ser ,beilise @brift,"
nit Dem S1immelreitsr, 8drenfibrer,
Stord UNI initunter aud benz j3ie9ens
bod I'M 9efolge. Der pbeili9e Gbrtit,"
als Snebt 8upre6t perfleioet, flopft Oil
bas Seniter zines SaiieS nnb felt an
ben 9a1sberru Die 6rase: r9ann Ser
beli9e @brilt biueimfommer 2" @irb
eteistbsbsiaht Observation-Disclosures
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-12-26
2Sarnun Die game eia 2Ssi6-
naGfs6attGa gcporoen 1T.

Sa9enoer Commentator lag iiber ben
in poueln 8ldttcridmud p~ran9eroen
SGltmen bc8 @albes.
@euig abIeits pom SSalSe ftano eilts
fam cine Solliie.
uOu, Tauue," i6rieen bic 9dume,
,lue8bal6 bilt bu eigentli6 auf Der
@elt? Sbne 9aub ulb @e5Deig, TIM
S6atten sn ipenoen, bait bn feinell
Sertb, biit SIT gar rid)ts ttus = oiels
letdt, INN Die Seute nit Geinen Naoeln
5u ftedcn!"
Die game weinte bide Gbranen,
ipel9e iid 81 s3apfen oerbarteten.
n9ti6t einnal oroentlt6e Gbr6nen
fannit OF %ipei1er, bumnte, einfdlti9e
Sanne,%% b0buten ba Die Sdume.
Soft, ben Scrril, perbroB Der lleber,
r1utb, rnb CT 1anbte ieinen Sturm, bic
Saumc SIT 5iidti9eu.
S6neres @ep6lf hing iiber Den dd,
Senoen 8d1men be8 WalDeS. Siele
la9en cntpurSclt, gebro9eu baS 9aub
mar 0es mtloen StitrmeS Seute.
9ott, Der Ser, rief BEN Sturim 3li,
rid, uil6 Die COME ladte pieber iibcr
benz Stloe Der 3erftDrung.
aufredt nu0 unperlebrt itanb Die
eirtiame, i6lanfe 3anne. Demanteu
9letd 9lieertcn 9fesentropfen an ben
9riiier Nabeln.
llnb Soft, Der Serr, iprad) sd
babe eltd, 8dumc bes @albes, fir
eltren llebermutb 9eSii6ti9t, ibr nerbet
IN biclcm Sabre lii9t ntebr 9ritncn uub
prangeit = aber iperit l1etn @inter bic
Oiatur I'M Sis ulb Sduee "eritarreil
ldbt, iOait bu, Ganne, @lal1j ullo
Sreu6e I'M bid ber perbreiten ltib baS
i1Ouitc Self Der Gbriitenbeit pcrberrs
lideu!"