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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-09-16
The First Sept.

Perhapse you are run down, can't eat,
can't sleep, can't think, can't do anything
to your satisfaction, and you wonder what
ails you. You should heed the warning,
you are taking the first step into Nervous
Prostitution. You need Nerve Tonic and
in Electric Bitters you will find the exact
remedy for restoring your nervous system
to its normal. healthy condition. Surpris-
irg results follow the use of this great
Nerve Tonic and Alternative. Your appe-
lite returns, good digestion is restored, and
the Liver and Kidneys resume healthy &C,
ton. Try bottle. Price SOC. st Mertz &
Hale's Drug store.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-09-16

Dow are all capable men. Some of
them have been tried and found eff
cient and the others are well known
to their fellow citizens. There IL
nothing lacking now to united and
successful fight. The nominees are
good men and were family selected.
With a united and harmonious demo
cracy and wise campaign they can
be elected.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-09-16
A "MASHER" WHIPPED.
A Travelling Man Tried the
Wrong Girl.

Nevada, Mo-, September 8.-M.
S. Van Evera, travelling salesman
for a ST. Louis hardware firm, was
severely beaten over the head ami
face with a revolver in the hands OF
w. A. Jones. Van Evera had Wis
tied the fair Saturday afternoon, and
while there addressed a remark to
nant. Her father, who was ring
superintendent at the fair grounds
and highly respected citizen, became
violently incensed as soon as he heard
of the matter, and hunted up Van
Evera, whom he chastised severely.
Van Evera is in bed at one of the
hotels. with nine cuts and a number
of bruises OH his head and face.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-09-16
The New Discovery.

You have heard your friends and neigh.
bers talking about it. You may yourself
be one of the many who know from person
al experience just how good thing it is.
III you have ever tried it, Won are one of its
staunch friends, because the wonderful
thing about it is. that when once given a
trial, DIR. Kings New Discovery ever after
holds place in the house. IF you have
never used il and should be affected With
cough, cold or any Throat, Lung or Chest
trouble, secure a bottle at once aud give il
a fair trial. Ii is guaranteed every time.
or money refunded. Trial Bottles Free st
Merlz q Hale's Drug store.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-09-16

ov--~-T ~o~-sy
George r. King is republican
candidate for the legislature in tn,
Cassville district.
Luke Kelly is the democratic
canpidste for state senator, in the
Eighteenth district.
IS. L. Aydeatt is republican can.
didate for the legislature in the War
rem county district.
John W. Donovan is Farmer,
and Labor union candidate for con.
gress in the Second district.
The democratic primaries were
held in Scott county September 2. re-
sulting in good nominations There
will be about 2,100 democratic votes
cast at the general election.
The republican township conven.
ton yesterday, nominated the follow.
ing ticket at Kansas City: A. w.
Love, county judge, Western district;
James O. Smith, representative, Third
district; j. S. Reber, representative,
Fourth district.
Gov. Francis has cilled special
election in the Twenty-fifth sentorial
district, St. Louis, Jefferson and
Washington counties, to fill vacancy
occasioned by the death of r. C..
Allen, and a special election in the
Fourteenth congressional District to
FL vacancy caused by the death of
Congressman Walker.
The republicans of Schuyler
county held a delegate convention at
Chillicothe yesterday. A series of
resolutions were adopted indorsing the
administration of President Harrison,
lbs Pfb'OiGse in defeating the obsiruci-
i've policy of the party in congress-.
The Executive Committee of the
state democratic committee was in
executive session for several hours
in st. Louis, discussing the
political situation of the state and
arranging assignments for campaign
speakers. Arrangements was also
made for the distribution oftariff re-
form literature. The meeting was ad-
ourned until Thursday.
Congressman Mansur arrived at
home yesterday, and viii open his
next Monday, making a |
weeks canvass of his county. The
eading county candidates will accom-
ANY him and speak at all of Con.
Mansur's meetings. The
'arty is falling into line in good fight.
ng condition, and the democrats will
i've good account of themselves at
he polls.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-09-16
The democratic county central com

The democratic county central com,
mittee, of this county, has met and
The work should be pushed vigorous.
iy from this time and every democrat
in Pettis county should take an active
interest and lend a helping hand in
electing the county ticket. The time
is short and the work is great. The
ticket nominated for their support is a
good one and is worthy of a hearty
support and triumphant election.
1t was nominated fairly, honestly and
squarely. There has never been any
question of this. There was no Chi
canery in the primary. 1t was abso-
lutely fair. The nominees are good
men, all of them, Tuttle, Carnes,
Daily, Conway, Ferguson. Bowers,
Longan, Mitchum, Fowler, Pllking-
ton, Doherty, Hughes, Logan, Hoy,
Muehl, Smith, Green, Marker and
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-09-16

A telegram from Victoria, B. c.,
SAYS that seelskins are scarce, the
seasons catch being a failure. Well,
this will be hard blow to reporters
and editors. They will have to be
content this winter with imitation
seal, or wear linen busters in Deem
Der,
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-09-16

The BAzoo is in receipt of the Of
Zeal statement of the condition of the
bank of Bunceton, at Bunceton,
Cooper county, Mo. The statement
shows this fourishing young institu.
ton to be in an excellent condition,
under the management of its efficient
cashier, Mr.. E. w. Moore.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-09-16

Hon. w. F. futile, of this county,
has first rate qualifications for the
speakership of the Missouri house of
representatives and his constituents
would be greatly gratiied to see the
honor bestowed upon him.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-09-16

1t was left to Amos Cummings, of
New York, to score Cannon. Cum
mings used the fail numerically, and
the vulgar congresman's hide was
torn into ribbons.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-09-16

Sorgum and Gaze seed have slst
been added to the free list-this il
more republican treacle for the
farmer.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-09-16

Powderly has lost his grip and is rum
ming down at the heels. Irons might
take him into partnership in the pea
nuts.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-09-16
Official Paper of the City of Sedali'
"Wh0sO stOppeth his ears at
he cry of the 'BazO0,' he also shall
Iry himself, but shall not be
heard" Prov. XXI Ii.

Longan, Mitchum and Fowler have
been tried by the people and will not
be discarded.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-09-16

Sedalia is a lively city. I"-'a' %
the last twentv-fon- ,1urs there has
~ carnival of crime. Safe
~ "ers, fre-bugs, car thieves and
porch-climbers easily get in their work.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-09-16

lure.
F. J. CHENEY & Co., Props,
Toledo, D.
We, the undersigned, have known
f. j. Cheney for the last Is years,
and believe him perfectly Honorable
in ell business transactions, and fnan-
cially able to carry out any obligations
made by their firm.
WEST & TRUAx, Wholesale druggists,
Toledo, o.
WALDING, KINNAN & MARVIN,
Wholesale druggists, Toledo, y.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter-
nally, acting directly ON the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price 75c.
per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-09-16

Mike Doherty, Hanley Pilkington
and Joe Bowers are known to the
public as good and true men and
worthy of hearty support.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-09-16
HOW'S This ?

We offer One Hundred Dollars re-
ward for any case of catarrh that cam
not be cured by using Halls Catarrh
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-09-16
MISSOURI POLITICS.

IT. d. Evans is the dem ocratic
candidate for representative from Linn
county.
B. S. Baker is republican candi.
date for representative from Mont
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-08-22

Of us remember on the farm, that the
sheavcs were put on the top Of the rack
which surmourted the wagon, ANA these
sheaveg were piled higher and higher, aud
after while the horses started for the
barn; and these shelves swayed to and fro
in the wind. and the old wagon crcaked,
andthC horses made a struggle and pulled
so hard the harness came up in loops of
leather on their backs, and when the front
wheel struck the elevated floor of Che barn
it seemed rs if the load would 20 no farther
until the workmcn gave great shout and
thea with ono last tremendous strain the
horses pulled in the load; then they were I'm
barncSsed and fOrtful after f1rhlul Of grain
fell into the NOV. Oh, my friends our
getting into heaven nlny be a pull, a hard
pull, very hard pull but these shcaves
arc bound to go in. The Lord Of the har
vest has promised it. ! sec he load az last
coming in the door of the heavenly garner
The sheaves of the Christian soul sway to
and fro in the wind of death, and the old
body creals under the load, and as tho load
strikes tho floor Of the celestial garner it
seems as If it can 20 no farther. 1t is the
last struggle until the voices of angels and
the voices of our departed ldndrcd and the
welcoming voice of God shall send the har-
vest rolling into the eternal triumph, while
all up and down The sky the cry is heard
Harvest home, Harvest home"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-08-22
DIR, TALMAGES SERMON.
FARMING A GOSPEL TYPE" THE
SUBJECT OF THE TEXT.
lie rreachcs Before tho American Farm
ors' Enohmpmont at Mount Grotna-.
His Words to Christian Workers,
"Plow DeepY

Farmers CnCSEDuCut at Mount GrCtna,
near this city, today listened attentively TO
remarkable discourse by the great Brook
Ign preacher, Rav. r. De Witt Tulmage,
who arrived here yesterday from Piedmont,
ChautauQua, ca, where lac spoke on
wednesday last. The subject was one
peculiarly suited TO the vast audience, be.
ing on Farming O Gospel Type Kings
xix, 10; Elisha, the son of Shaphat, who was
blowing with twelve yoke of oxen before
him, and be with the twelfth
Representatives Of the great farmers
associations from all parts of the county
ans 81 the eucampnent, preparations for
which have been going on for months in
advance. The surrounding dCusely popu.
lated counties of Pennsylvania are also
fully represented. Today, services were
held in the open air An immense choir
from the churches OF Lebanon lcj tlc
music.
Key. DR.. Talmage spoke as follows
Farmers of America! Accept my sal1-
tutiou, Our text pats II, down into the
plow's furrow, where many Us bo.. 1acn
before Ny boyhocd passed on a 'prtl and
my father farmer Your stsl' of I.Ic is
familiar to mt. One of my cnr.e-t 'vcai-
Iections is that Of my father ctm'n. iu
from the hot harvest field cNha,stcl. The
Precipitation streaming from his l,r. head
eud chin. and faiptipg ON til, lo3~-i,I. and
nv mother resusritqttpg him. until .e.lp.,
tha alarm of the household he.aiI: "D.7'r
BE- Frightened. talit.lctire arl the
guu was hot. but ar, all r;pht now
And I remember mother scented "a the
table. often saving. "yveN. am too tired
TO estr' The fact is that Go NOT think
the old folks got tboronrhlv rested until
they Law down in tie GRAVEYARD back OF
Bonneville to tpke the last sleep.
rrr ptp,trt,,e ,>nrpr,-nr,-cr.
Orico's..Iro-. ON t1'ra,,,,L ~ lana avn,
On, sto,1 On ,,oIitir.r ,,Ief,r,,,s a,,, +i,,,.
Ell TIE farmer tbo STOW, ata,It M. i,,lie-
r.n5N1+ Tfp IF n f.-,,o- l,i,.fn,, o.ttor,
L,.bare rbey .,,7,-bt IN '-i,.l s,,,,,19ib, To-
dc,n,dort of Jghat. e. cle.. If ra1r,e in
+his coun+~,, bove H. harder tban FARMERS
I0denopIent Of v,ba+9 Cf tI,c oI,rc-IIiot Than
atinas tha naoob FRA, oF The rnst in Tho
ybee.g Of He Ione rain With tberv down
Tadecrnde1r Of the ,,rsseboDnare Of the To-
r,7st5 Of tho army, 1corr7y If tbe notato
l.,,ry Tndenol,d.@,+ ~ tbo droI,oI,t INF
l-Irns ny, tAe l.al,,,..9 rndonan,7rnt of tho
GOV, Win +5o hollow barn5 or tba sbean
with fine f,s- r,tq o, The net horse wifi, -
nil lin lis Hr,f. 7neo,.,. -,rt ~ tho coId
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-08-22

<AiAh tOoh Inc ioNtI away.
So it may be with us when our work Is
all done. Dear Lord give me sleep"
have one more thought to present !
have spoken of the blowing, OF the sowing,
of the narrowing, of the reaping, of che
threshing. ! must now speak a moment
of the garnering
Where is the garner' Need tell you'
oh, no. So many have gone out from
your own circles-yea, from your own
family--that you have had your eyes on
that garner for many year. What a
hard time some Of them hadl In Geth-
semanes Of suffering they sweat great
drops of blood. They took the coup OF
trembling" and they put it to their hot
lips and they cried; IF it be possible let
this cup pass from me" With tongues
of burning agony they cried 40 Lord, de
liver my soulr' But they got over it. They
all got over il. Ganered Their tears
wiped away; their battles all ended-theiI
burdens lifted Garneredl The Lord OF
the harvest will not allow those sheaves to
perish in the eqg1pox. GarpeFedl SONS
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-08-22

In buying Hoods Sarsaparilla, for it is every
whe' re ru-uized as the standard builliug-up
medicine and blood purifier. 1t has won its
way to the font by its own intonsic merit,
and has the largest sale Of any preparation
this statement If you decide 10 take Hoods
Sarsaparilla do not be induced to buy any
dining else InslcAd. BE sure 10 got Monl,s.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-12-26
SIR ediusiues8sffsrr.

Sn bem Sabres6eri9t bes Resier
unss-Biireaus fir @ieb5ud)t bei6t es
oaB baifetbe nit Der 9t6iidt, ein @titte
Sur gerbiitung psH aranfbeit bel
S1Deinen 81 entoeden, usriudt bat, eli
Seilmittel berjulteleu, fuetbes bielslbeu
8eifanbtbeile enttpeber hdlt uno bieielbc
Birfun9 bat, ais Die bur6 Die 8afterien
er5euste. Die 6ori6ungen ba6en il
Der 5anptiade Elm 9iaTti9cs 9feiaitot
9eliefert unb III benz 8critbt ipiro be-
bauptet, baB elm Mittef ber9eitrllt iei
luel6es ni9t ollein ben hur0 bie 8aftez
rien berbei9efibrteu Observation-Disclosures
feimen in Der 5ulanlmerliebun9 dbnli5
II, iomberH audi ala sda,sHittei 9escu
Die &ranfbeit bient. (g9emt 10, bann
plrbe bic &esicruag reip. berea sl6s
beifuns fir 8ieb5n4t fir Die 6armer
,es 2anbes cine unbere6en6ar Dert9=
'olle @ntbedung scma4t ba6en. 6Oi=
entfid berbdft es iitt io!-(seoatia
'Sournal.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-12-26
Gtuas ,um Wruen Sahrs.

0er rpeItberiibmte GrfoIs pon Snifetter's
Mdaenbtters unb beiIeit felt Idnser benn els
mem 9ritteliabrbunbert berpdbrte Gopulari=
tat aIs cine Ma9enar,nei III faum 1punbers
barer, ais Der Willtommrltf Der nit iebem
Sabre bos Gri4einer uon 0ofetter's alma.
mad beariibt. Dieie ruertbpole mebisinii6e
abbanblune mirb berau8se9ebeu nom Der
Sofetters Company in Yittsburgb, 9a., fir
w.l6e su bieiem 9ebuf llnter fd&mdniibsr
Sberaufiibt mebr als fedji9 gerionen etrpa
eli Wtonate bes SabreS bef6Gftigt iinb. DIE
Auflage bes sIlmana9S fir 1891 pir6 nibt
ipeniser ols 10 Willionen @rempIare betra=
gen; 6erieIbe rpirb eesrudt in eneliI9er, beuts
ider. franSoiiiber, ipaniider, ipeli9er nor>
rue9ii1er, f9mebti6er, bollGn6ii9er ino b05s
miider Sprabe. Gr entbdlt ipertbpoIIeu
unb interreiianten 9eieifoff iiber bic @eiunb=
6eitspfle9e, jablreide i3ei9niiie fir bic @irt>
ianlteit pot oofetter's Wa9enbttters, unters
baltunsSleftiire, aItronomii1e Sere9nuneen
@ronomii6e gtotijen nnb 3abelIeu II. (, rp.
unb anf 2lues, mas man in bemieIben finoet,
fam man ii6 in ge3ue auf Rrantbeit Setrojt
perlaiien. Der @lmana1 fur 1891 iit in al.
len Gbeileu bes 9aHbes in 4potbefen nnb BEL
eanbtaufleuten nnentgeltIib gu babeu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-12-26
Berlin, 1S. Sec. @eifern traf 5arjt

Berlin, IS. Sec. @eitern trai 5arit
8ismard auf ieiner &eiie bon garain
nad Sriebri6srub bier EN-. Die am
8abnbOf ueriammeGte 8olfsmeuss
bradte Su9rufe auf ben ebemalisen
3an5ler aus unb fang ,DentI6lanb
9euti6lnnb iiber alIes". Der 5irlt
i9ien fid) BEL ausaeseidueter @siunr.
felt 81 befinben.
Saiierin Musuita gicioria 1T bon
einem Sobu6eu entbanben iuoroeu.
Quebec, Is. Dec. Bon ct. Soiepb
De 2epis lit Die &a@ri6t bier ein9ctroIs
fen, baB Der bon !6nIifdr fommsnoe,
mad @eifen beiiimnite SbneGsua bpri
our6 cine Bride sebroden Ici. Der
sanse 3uS nit Susnabme be 2ucomcz
moiipe uuo beg @epddtpnsens ifirsten
biiiunier @tcbrere guiiasiere muroen
seiootet unb uiele perlest. @ic pieIe
Neni6en seiDotet unb perfett tburben,
bot man nod ni9t erfabren iebo6 beiBt
es, bnB idmmili9e @dgen 5ertriimmert
iporben ieicn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-12-26
8eileiSs=8rihIIffs.

Seileib5bci9lHiIe Der Sermannsr
Iener Gompa9rie SO. l.
"a eS eirer allfueifeu 8oriebun9 ge.
falcu bat unier tuertbes uno tbeures
Wit9lieo, Serrn Sraucis, Ouden aus
unIerer Wfitte 5u nebmen, baber lsi es
bei6toiea.
l. 9aB Die gompasnie in benz Sobe
unIeges Wit9liebes Sraneis Dnfen,
Der our9 ieinen fiebeppllen gbarafter
nnb taoeaOleu 2ebensiuanoel uns t6eus
CT geiporben ipar; einen unsriesli6en
8erluit erlitteu bat.
2. 3aB biegompagnie ber8itttue oes
8e1itorbenea ibr tief9efiibttes Beileib
aasipridt.
3. 8oB Der gSittiue beg 8erltorbenen
eize &6idrft Oieier 8ei6llTe iiherrei9t
wcrOc, nnb baB bielelben i'm Ssrmnnner
8uftsblntt rer0fertti6t tperoen.
6 3 fs. 5anien ST., Suso&ro pp
Sccretir. gapitdn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-12-26
Gr uno sic.
gsenn cine 1rau perleaen n

2Sern eiHe 6rau perie9eH iuiri
fgreift iie gum Jd6er, ipirb elm Manl
rerlesen. 9reift er sur gisarre.
Ser Mann Der @sft baBt Der
Resen iueil bic Waiie bic 5ncon ieiner
8eirfleiber ruinirt. 9is 6ran bdBt Scn
&esen, neil er ibr ben Geint perbirbi.
II Cine 5rau, iuel6e Elm 8abp iiebt.
madt iiniuilIfirlid 4nitnlten, bnfielbe
in ben grm su nebmen uno es SI fiiien.
Siebt Elm Monn Elm 8abp, bnnft ipenbet
er iid uniuilIfdrli6 sur 5ludt.
BiI cine Srau einen RiB f9nel
repariren, baum sebraIdt iie seididt
einise Stednabelu. @enn Der Maun
bas @leide tbun min, oann neriudt er
erif eine bafbe @tinbe lang cine gaaoel
einsufdoelu.
= 8iefe Srauen f6nneu an feiner
MISUNDERSTANDING uOrbeiseben obne
eineu Blid in tas G6auienitsr Su iuer,
fen. 8iele Mednner t6nnen OF feiner
Birtbi@aft uorbeiseben, III miifen
tie betreten.
= Die Srauen traseu ibre@elob6ricn
Itets often in Der Sano, 70 baB anoere
5raueu iebeu f6nnen, ipie ipoblsefl0t
pieielben iinb. Die Mdnner trasen
ibre 86rfen in Der Oerborseniten Eai9e,
Damit ibre 5rauem bielelben ni9t err
btiden.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-12-26


Sn ben lesteu 9asen iinb in neri9ie.
beuen 9bellen bes 2nnbes mebrere Mit.
ltonare geitorbeu, ipelae ui9t einen
Gent fir tuobftbdtise ooer 6ffentlihe
3uede perHadt ba6en. gtun fam man
freili9 9tiemaub aur 9iebe Spinsen,
Ooer ibm aetualtiam Elm @efiib1 fir
gdaitenliebe ober 8aterlanbsliebe ein>
fl6Ben, ieoud lit es bem @ai.se ntDsli6
au perfii9en, oab RllliDrdre minoel items
einen Tbeil bes @efbes, tuef1es ite if
rem Ritmenideu su perbanfen baben,
benielben suriiderftatten, Ooer bab iie
Der @eieIi6aft, ,uelde ibre @illionen
bei6iibt bat, ettuas fir bieien S6ub be-
Sablen. 9ies fann om beIten in Sorm
elmer @rbidaftsteucr seidebeu, ipel6e
fleine @rbidaften tpobl uuberiidii6tist
ldBt, aber bon sroBen @rbidaften einen
seiuilIen 8rojeRtias einforOert.
(Ginc. 8plfSbIatt. }
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Wie feiert man geeibnadt ait
fhnnifen2

| VtUh'utt W. ST' ~ot0t!tUSL tst = SSIupy
banu Siebt gbriitfreaae aGentbal6cR in
Die Sduier unb ,9rrien; iiberaG lup
Meni6en tuobueu, lpetde pUn osm@ua=
Der tuiiien, bas bereinit ouf Ict6le9ems
5luren scibebsn, Siinoct bic GeItTreuoe
ibre &er5en ar, ipelhe bonn Gus talz
ieno sliidfi6en WenI6enau9en ipieoer>
ftrablsu. $50 aber fsiert man g8eiGz
na6ten an i66nIten? Se6c8 9aub, jeoe
Stabt, iebes Saus. jebe* @evj fat eige.
nsu 8raud uno bciUa0crc g8eiIc, bag
Seft 5u fcieru, bn Ideints wjrltiaj icDpcr
Su iaaen, iuC li6's ami mid5nIte1l gci:ntlcl.
!S6ren ipir einem Manus iu, otr III Ieiz
neni 9eten niel in Der g3ett DerHm0ez
fonmen lift, lie nQ0 9t0to usb Gfb
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bic beiben 9llten.-Sd) fta9te. pb mau
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ba iab i6 baun noie iG55uIte
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bei9rieben. Sene Qinoer Ga!ten Die
sroBe 8otl9aft Der 9ietr,' welc5e Die
@usel emit ben Sirten pertiin6et, redt
peritanben; bas uQtlten @tanIdben Elm
@obtgefallea" mar ni4t nur III i6r
DIR, ionoern in ibr 9er5 9e6rnn9ea,
unb bnlb unbemuBt bntten iie bon benz
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en-, abseseben i'm iei6it(oien 9ieb9abelt.
-gsir ale aber t6nnen (ei9t OieIe
,,ld6ne @eibnattsieier" ba6cn, iuenu
mir uuIercr armen 8riioer uao S3,ve.
ftern amg brii ita5eno gebeiIftn uao i)n'u
Sreuoc bereifeit, 10 GIT lUjt G6nacn.
&irbli6e 2tn5cigen.
Sonutag na6 gGeiGua1teu ban 2S.
0eSember @uttesbieEit.
Ieittwo6 (Sploeiter) Sa5resi6lHB
@oitesbient Dalb s llbr 9l6cros.
8onnerstas @su 3ahr 1891, Got
tcsnienit baib II ll9r 8ormitta95.
$. 3oenig, eoan9. 9aitor.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-12-26
eins Gpuf, Snbnion 60. Reb.
9e5embcr, IA. 1890

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5te.ibi9 ii6errai9t. iuuroc i9 beute
.bllr1 ocn uneriulrteten 8efu9 Ger
0erren 5erm. aoeller, Sobn 8oG:rtien,
Soc. Qpril uno Woris Oamme, iueld
eritere orei aus gasconabe 60. gso.,
itannlen, 9e8enpdrtis in Ottoe 60.
99cb, i6r sinItfpeilisss Seim nufseI6lds
gen. giad1 mebrftiinoisem aufentbolte,
Der ben itrammen Reitern fpobl elm
iuenis tredeH 'eridien, iprensten iie,
na9oen luir nns 5uui N6idieo bic
5duoe sebriidt uno rebt beoamert, bsn
oft senoHfnen 3au5er bes I95nen 5srs
manus, nibt aud iii Gopf cmpIunoeu
su baben, bnoou mid aneine 5uradtoi.
leno in bieier seiitfOIen inter ben
gaun Der 8rpbibitiou f6ntd9tenber
eiu5be. Su Spbalon 60. berridt
ndn,fid Brobibiiion.
Ser5libit grlBenS.
.. 8eterian.