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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-12
4TT1CkED BY 4 MID DOG,
Little Daisy Hibberd of Durham Bravely
Defends Herself-High Water.

CHARLOTTE, n. c.. Mar. 1l.-lSpecial J.
Daisy Hibberd, the twelye-year- daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Hibberd, of Durham, had
thrilling experience Monday evening with a
mad-dog. The dog was a large animal and
was pet OF the childs. While playing with
HIM he sprang at her wltha all the fury of amad-
dened animal, trying To get holdof her throat.
The child.with superhuman strength seized
the dog by the throat. choking him and hold
ing HIM off at arms length while he was biting
at her. The childs father was attracted 10 her
assistance by her screams, and on realizing the
situation he took skillful aim and shot the
dog
W. II. Vickers. Of Reidsville. n. c.. is tn
largest man in the State. Some months ago
Mr.. Nickcrs built himself new residence.
To his surprise when he went TO enter the
door for the first time he found II impossible
on account of his size TO get either himself or
his chair into it.
The trial of James b. Williams, of Green
vile, s. O., who murdered Major w. A. Viii
hams. of that city. in February, an account of
which appeared in IHE TIMES. has been COM
menced in Greenyille. s. G.
A large cotton factory is TO be erected at
Stanley Creek. "a town on the Carolina Central
railroad. over go, 900 has already been sub
scribed towards the enterprise.
The town of Laurens, s. c.. has become
city. The election for Mayor and Board Of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-12
A GOLD is INFLAMMATION
PONDS EXTRACT
REDUCES INFLAMMATION.
Snecinc Directions.

Specific Directions.
COLDIN THE HEAD, apply
Ponds Extract diluted one-hsln
nv q nasal douche, or SNUFF 10, or
v.porizc &c over a lamp and inhaie
the fumes through the nose.
III HOARSE, garGIe with Ponds
Extract several times daily
III THE THROAT ~ SORE
and NECK STIFF, rub the neck
thoroughly with Ponds Extract,
and, on retiring, wrap the neck
In a wooden bandage saturated
with Ponds Extract, and pro-
tected by an outer wrapping.
NJ THE LUNGS ARE >ORR,
take tenspoonful OF Ponds Tx
tract four or ave times daily.
If THE LIMBS ACHE and are
sore, rub them vigorously with
Ponds Extract.
FOR CHlLBLAiNS, battle with
Ponds Extract and bandago with
cloth saturated with Ponds EH-
tract. Itching quickly stopped.
BUT do not purchase some cheap
substitute and expect it To- do what
Ponds Extract Will. re sure YOU
have genuine article. Made only
by Ponds Extract Co., New York
and London.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-12
ALEXANDRIA,.
Art schooi-Pneumonia Prevalent-Large
Death RecOrd-Personal.

Death KecOrd-Personal.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, Mar. 1l.-lSpecial.l-
There are now twenty-five students in the Art
School here. and their progress is said to be
highly satisfactory and especially encourag-
ing 10 those having its interest at heart. A
Philadelphia teacher who visited the school
with Professor Carne the other day said the
drawings displayed were a credit 10 any
school many times It's age, and their general
adaptibility with crayon or pencil was above
the average.
Considerable pneumonia is prevailing here
abOuts Just now.
The late George Brown was buried this
afternoon, large cOncOurse of citizens at
tending the funeral.
On Saturday Mr.. Thomas Burroughs the
deputy postmaster here was taken down with
what the physician said was the symptoms Of
worst pneumonia and forbade his removal
from the building. This afternoon Mr. Bur
rOughs Is much better.
Miss May Gordon. a daughter of the late
Judge Gordon, Of Orange county. died at the
residence of Colonel William II. Chapman
this morning She was a young woman of "a
sweet disposition and beautiful character She
was tallon i'll with pneumonia about a week
ago She was III her thirty year.
Captain A. ID. Payne. or Fauquler. was in
town to-day. as was Colonel X. q. Washing
ton. of WcstmOrehnd.
Colonel John 5. Mosby is in Washington.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-12
THE METHODISTS MEET.
ANNUAL SESSION or THE BALTIMORE
CONFERENCE IN ROdNOhE.

Programme of the Work and Some OF the
Prominent Divines Present-Two Murderers
Sentenced 10 he Hangcd-Court Proceedings
All over the state.
ROANOKE. Va, Mar. .-iSpecial.l-1he
one hundred and seventh annual session oil
the Baltimore Conference Of the NJ +. Church
South was called TO order at o'clock TINS
morning by Bishop Hendrix, who conducted
the opening exercises About two hundred
members were present Rev. J. L. Armstrong,
Of Front ROYAL. was selected secretary.
The standing board on committees ap-
pointed new committee on colportaSe. A
special committee was appointed TO examine
into the needs of the Wesleyan Female lnsti-
tute and report.
Rev. ]. p. Hide offered n resolution chang
inc the time of holding the Conference from
March 10 November. and moved II be made
the special order for Thursday at IL A. Nj.
The resolution was tabled indefinitely.
Question No. 20 which Is: Are all preachers
blameless in life and official administration,
WAS called and the presiding elders made re-
ports and were passed Rev. DR.. X. X. ;.
Uough. Of the Washington district, reported
"A general progress Of increase IN member
snip, new churcDcS anu l,aIHohuE'o;
Preachers had been free from sickness, and
the work of the Church had prospered.
Rev. DR.. Potter. secretary Of the General
Board of Mission Of Nashville Tenn. was
introduced to the Conference and presented
the missionary cause.
The Conference will visit Randolph-Macon
Academy Of Bedford City tomorrow 7. NJ,
leaving on a special train at p NJ. and re-
turning at T. NJ.
The missionary anniversary will be held
Friday night
Rev. W. L. Tillet. D. D., of the Vanderbilt
University: Dr. Hoss, editor of the Nashville
Advocate. and Dr. Barbce, Of the Southern
Methodist Publishing House, are in attend
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-12
THE BLETTNS MURDER.
The Accused Waive Examination-The Farm
ers' Alliance and the County Ofiices.

LOCUST LANE, Va, Mar. l1.-lSpecial.l-
The two Osborns and John Griffith, arrested
for the murder of John Blevins, have waived
their examination before justice and the case
has gone 10 court direct.
Major 5. =. Mcconnell. our Democratic
county chairman, has called meeting of the
committee at Gate City tomorrow.
The Alliance men are quite numerous in
our county and viii be able. if they try. 10
name the county officers at the May election.
Heavy rains still continue in the Southwest,
much To the detnmcnl u 0nr larmers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-12
HICKOK'S No. I. II. ID. C.. ZIG, AND
CAROLINE SUN-CUKED ARE PURE. CLEAN
AND CHOICE SUS-CuRED TOBACCOS. TRY
Oh. What n Cough.

Will; you heed the warning-the signal. per
haps, of the sure approach Of that more terrible
can afford for the sake Of saving - cents
10 run the risk and 10 nothing for IT, We know
from experience that Shilohs Cure will cure
your cough. IL never fails. This explains why
year. Ii relieves Group aud Whooping Cough
at once Mothers. do not be without it, Sample
bottles free. Sold by Bodeker Brothers and
II. N. Shields Il Co., corner OF Fifth and Mar
shall streets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-12
RTCHHOND COUNTY.
Death Of Mr.. James W. Carter-A New Paper.
Candidates.

WARSAW. Va, Mar. ll.-lSpecial. MIR.
James W. Carter, an ex-treasurer Of this
county, died at his home. plain View" near
Iyelrs store, on Friday night last. His re-
mains, were inferred at st. Johns Episcopal
church on Sunday
Berry a Co. have issued the prospectns ~
another paper 10 be publised at Warsaw ON ar
about the LIST OF May TO be entitled The
Virginia Citizen"
Candidates for the county Offices are very
numerous at this tune, VIZ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-12
WOMIN ON TKIfI.
ohe Acquitted and Another Recommitted-
The County Elections-Personal.

WILLIAMSBURG. Va, Mar. ll.-lSpecial. l.
The regular term Of our County Court BEGAN
here on Monday and continued until last
night Both DAYS were taken M in the trial
o. Mary Burbne. Who. together with her
nlotIet' was indicted at the last term of the
court i'r arson. They were indicted Jointly
0Gf elected To- De tried separately.
Inc specihc Oucuse with which She stood
charged was the burning OF tue store house If
nooeit SKATER at Ioano. on January 27th. and
the attempt TO burn two other houses The
.e,s!iimony was altogether circumstantial. and
WINE, the chain % circumstances wbirb
the learned counsel ingeniously wonnd
around her created strong suspicion
and left the impression mon
many that the accused was the euiltv
parry, yet J, was not strong enough 10 ius,ifv
) Jury IN bringing a verdict of conyiction ~
the was acquitted. The other woman ,yas
emanded 10 Jail to await her trial at the next
eTm VI the court but ~ they afe very similar
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-12
CHfRLOTTESVILLE.
Excitement Caused by "a Poisoning sensa.
ton.

ton.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, Mar. 11.-[Special
A ripple Of excitement among the col
ored people has resulted from rumor that
became current this week that George Tyree.
colored wcll-digger who died some ten
days ago. had been poisoned by Ma
rah Martin also colored. Mariah's daughter
Martha. who had been regarded AS
Iyree's wife, and Eliza ISree. the aunt Of
the deceased. say Tyree declared on his death
bed that Marian Martin had poisoned him.
The accused swore out warrants for the arrest
OF her accusers. and they We're arrested yes
terday afternoon and are now in custody.
awaiting examination
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-12

CHANCE Of life. backache. hot Pushes. sleep
lessness, dizziness nervousness are cured bv Dir.
Indian Specialist. Elegant books and trial hot
ties free. Owens 4 Minor Drug Company. I0G
Main street. opposite postoiiice. Richmond,
Va, or address DR.. Miles Medical Company,
Ilkhart. Ind
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-12
ashland AFFAIRS.
Church Notes and Personal News Of Interest
i'm General.

ASHLAND, VA, Mar 1l.-lSpecial. l-On Sun
day the pulpit Of the Methodist church was
filled by Professor Kern. the pastor, Rev. Eu-
gene Rollins. having been sick for several
days, but be is now much better. All the
other churches had services and very good
congregations considering the weather.
Hon. X. H. Cardwcll passed through Ash
land this morning on his way 10 Caroline
Court He Is always a welcome visitor in
Ashland.
Much 10 the disappointment Of the Henry
Clay Council. ROYAL Arcanum, the grand Off
GERS did not pay their promised visit tonight,
but a large number Of members assembled
and did ample justice 10 "a handsome supper
which was prepared.
DR.. George Alsop. Of Fredericksburg, is
visiting his friend DR.. H. b. IIerndon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-12

Threatens every man, woman or child living in
a region of country where fever and aguc is
prevalent, since the germs of malaral disease
are inhaled from the air and are swallowed from
the water Of such a region. Medicinal safe
guard is absolutely necessary % nulllfy this
danger. A. means of terrifying and acclimat-
Ing the system so as 20 be able to resist the ma
larial poison lIOstetter's Stomach Bitter, Is in-
cOmparahly the hest and the most popular. lr-
regularties Of the stomach. liver and bowels
encourage malaria; but these are speedily rccti-
ned by the Btters. The functions Of digestion
and secretion are assisted by is use and a yigOr-
Gus as well as regular condition of the system
promoted 10y n. Constitution and physique are
thus defended against the inrOads Of malaria
by this matchcss preventive. which is elsO
certain and thorough remedy IN the worst cases
OF Intermittent and remittent feyers.
HICKOk'S No. /, II. ID. C., FIG. AND
CARnEI\E SIN fvrI,En ARE prrRts lIIsAN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-12
SENTENCE PRONOUNCED.
Muscoe, the Murderer of Oaicer Seal, to he
Hanged April 2Ist

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va, Mar u.-[Special. !
Muscoe. the murderer Of Policeman Seal was
brought to this city from Lynchburg yester-
day, and sentenced to-day in the City Court
10 be hanged April Dist. He asked the Judge
10 give him as long time to live as he conld
rs be desired 20 complete the history Of his
HE Tie declared that his counsel had done
all that could have been done 10 save his life.
and be (Muscoe) would have been glad 10
have HIM present to hear the sentence. He
also expressed a wish 10 be allowed to address
several churches. The cost of the trial and
saie-keopng OF this criminal has been about
$500
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-12
HiCkOK's NO. I. II. -. e.. FIG. AND
CAkOLfNE SUN-CUREDA ARE PURE. CLEAN
AND CHOICE sUN-CURED TOBACCOs. TRY
THEM.
slow to Cure All Skin DI.ea... -

SIMPLY apply "Swayne's Ointment" No in
ternal medicine required Cures letter. eczema.
itch, all eruptlons on the face, hands, nose &c.,
leaving the skin clear, white, and healthy. Its
by no other remedy. Ask your druggis. for
kuAYna,s Ointmanl
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-12
Piles. Piles! Itching piles.

SYMPTOMS: Moisture intense itching and sting
ing: most AZ night: worse by scratching. II al
lowed TO continue tumors form. which often
bleed and ulcerate. becoming very sore.
Swaynes ointment stops the itching and bleed
ing, heals liberation. and IN most cases removes
the tumOrs. At druggists, or by mail. for %
cents. DR.. Swayne 4 Son. Philadelphia
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-12

HICKOk'S NO. 1, III. ID. C., FIG, AND
CAROLINE SUN-CURFD ARE PURE. CLEAN
AND CHOICE sUN-CuRED TOBACCOs. TRY
THIN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-12
TUF DEAD FIREMAN.

Fireman Robertson, who lost his life in the
smash-up was ayoung man. twenty-five years
Of age, who came here but two months ago
from near Charlotte. He had been in the en-
ploy of the company but a short while. The
condition Of Engineer Bryant tonight does
will not be cleared for several days. but a
temporary track was put in by o'clock to-
night, and there will be but little delay of pas
scucer trains
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-06-19
&rntbGbner.

Die GrutbIbner Iieben sic Sreibeit,
bod miiTen biefeIben, ipenu ie frei
umbsrIauicn, febr bstpadt iper6en.
Man unteriuGe bes Noreen5 his
Seuus, bebor man ie aus benz Staue
ldbt ; fubIt ma elm 81. 70 Iafe man
fe 70 lange, bis iie aeIegt, In, Staue.
I,n rentabsliten ,eiet id bic 3udt %,
no Gus9ebebnte @ieien Die 5altune
elmer mebr obsr miuber erobsn SCRIBE
! geitattsn.
Nnimulifde &ot, Wiirmer unb Sns
feften, fpipie reidIi1es 9rInfutter, am
Beiten gsbadte 96wensa5nbiatter unb
bic gep6bnIide erosbtdtteriee ReTef,
neben S0rner< unb @ei6futteruna mub
ben S%rutbnbneru ridt fuopp bemeHen
wer6eu,
Dem Sabne geiele man ni4t mebr
oils bier bis finf Semen bel. Oie
Gier werben feds bic ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Sage 9ebritet. @dbrenb Der eriten
Sage miifen bic Slden iorgiam boob
adtet uno gepHeet ueroeu.
Sic iungen E~rutbubner berIagen
nod bent NusfaIusfeu in DieIen Sdlen
pie 4ufnubme bes Suffers gang unb
gar. BUR gorfat leet mon mabreub
Ser Bebrltung einiee $ubnersier bel,
(elbNrebenp erlf einiee Sage fpdter,
ipeil eas Sabn.rsi fdon an, eiaunS.
spansisilen Sage eebriitet if. Sunss
Subuertuden, bic 3ufammen NIT 4us
tentuden auSgcbriitet pprben, anirniren
bic Hebtereu gum Sreden. Saben bieie
nun einmal aIein 9efreHen, 70 1T mo
eiuen srobsn Sdritt borudrts.
Scr Srutbabu berniGtet germ bic
Gtsr feiner Sennen unb aud bic SUM
gen. Soute man nur bas @eringfe
bisiss @rt bem.rfen, 70 entfern: mar
tbn iofort.
Da bic Senns febr ieit auf ben Gisrn
fbt unb in ibrsn RuttsrpFt4tsn feIbf
bas SreFen pereibt, TO uebm,e man fe
Isidt pom Rep, reide ibr Sutter uub
1ranf unS adte horauf, hab fe bas
@eit wisbes auiiude,
Die Sgnesn birfsn in Der erlten
SOuWS ulV' NV Utt1t; 20 itt oS"nf
bab &c troScnes unh f46nes @etter if.
Scu6tiateit tbansn fe nidt b~ertrasea,
~6.fonbers fein t6auirii6es @ras. Sis
Sunsen bsfcmmen in beu eriten 6aasn
fIein9ebafte, bartsstodte Gier nit in
@ein cingetaU9ter Brohframt, bann
nod unS nod S~afsrariibe ober 8u9'
peisenmsbI nit flbsr Wtif4 oermsnst.
DieIes Sutter III ober. ba ss Iet9t
fauer ipirb, febr oft gu erusuern.
Damn befommeu Re bas i&Oa tripdbnts
@rintutter, wtI9sm man nod etpab
Ysteri file ober iunee 5uiebeltriebe bsi'
miiden tanu. fOpse NtebIwarmer uub
&meifeneisr. Mau gsbe ON Sdse 6iter,
abtr tIstu. 8artionen.
@eun bic Sbtere erobsr iinb, 70
miJrn ~bisietben bod nod iess bsbatet
perben. 81 atatba9ner5ut! 1T cins
f,br fatpierise, ptIae ui6t immeE ees
linat, basssen aber oud etne febr &c.
tpinnbrtnssnbe. gSie absraH, 70 III es
aud bier not9p, bab tets frti4es
4Iut lur 9u9t eenommsn ano ns@t
Sn,u9t b..riebeR tuirb.
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.Geldes Slid. baR id allf beu

.@eldes Slid, SaB il allf ben
falI serietb, in Der Wior9eufril9e eiucl
Spa5ierritt 3u MAIDEN, nno oaB cel
i3nfan mid bierber iibrte." iagtc 81
iun9e Dame. Der glrme! &aS mul
er 0elitten baben! Gr lit gar; 9sipil
fetn Bferbebieb."
IS falo nun inter Dem 5idorD eiiil
%iDeitldufge observation-disclosures itatt
Sd er3dbite anIri6tig incline gcli,c &c.
bens8eldi9te. llnb jest fauo id) @lau
ben. Weau sDeifelte nift inebr an mel.
ner llnidulb.
SD be9ab mid oils SAT- mad Mtor.
riS' Sarnl, nurbe bon Inua uuo ibrel
SHUTTER 9epheSt unS erfubr, ba6 nleill
Yfesenater ieit lanaerer i3cit IN Der
9itte int 8aloe oils Sqnatter uno
etfriger Sd9er gebauit babe. Mau
batte ibn in WerSaft, bas er nit
PierSeoiebeu tn YerbinSung itebe, fir
lie bic @eleScnbeit austunbidaftete uno
aln @ei9dit betbeilist lei. glud lein
9e6eiu1er 8erfebr nit benz ebentaqs
uer6d9ti9en Snbiauer mar bemerft
Dorben. Die 6e0nlatoren iiberwad,.
ten tbn felt lan8e, obne boB CT cine 2lb=
tuug banon bate, bis lie i'm auf fri.
i6er Chat ertnppteu.
Sobann @riibel mirSe unter bem
Sidorp be9raben, ser &entaf1er Oil
anoerer Stele I'M Waloe. Meines
Rfegeuatcrs 9interlalieui1ait fiel nit
als @rbi6r't 81, feline Slintc, Sor.
rdtbe, Seize, feline 9lodbiitte uuD iein
gefidrteS 2anb. 8erb0rget unter Dem
SeuerberO fallb i6 ipdter eirlen Sober.
beutel nit ;ipeibunoert Dollars. 90
bei4lob ib oeun, ont Sla9e gu bleiben
uno elm tiidtiser Wtifourifar1ncr su
mer6en.
Man mar mir in aaen Stiiden nit
Ratb nnb Gbat bebilili6. 8alo purbe
ib aud in BEN Sunb Der 01e9ulatoren
ouf9enonluen, uuo ib mar bann chen
10 eifrig ipie bic 9lnoeren binter ben
NeroeOiebeu Der.
Die lpatoi9en 9ii9eltetten, welde OILS
Iusldnfer Der S;arfber9e in uaiere
@e3eno beriiber Iid) erftrcfeu, limb reid
an alcrlei Mineralien. SD hattie SaS
Slid. 3uidui9 cine ipertbpode 8lci.
mt1e gu entbeden, Die i9 ;iemli6 borz
tbeilbaft CUR gusbeutun9 all ciniqc
Spcfulaaten in ct. 2ouis perfauite.
Oabur6 fam ib SIT Gelbc. gu Nnna
SOC mid Die rebliblte 0er,enSnei9uuo.
luo aud lie ipor mir in yiebe 3u0cs
than. Scin @uuSer, bate i6 ibr bod
Sas 2ebcn 0erettet! Oatte tic bod
mciu ycben 9crcttet! Nir murbcn
balo eiu 9liidlihea Eaar.
Wfeiuc tleine 9eIitun9 int @aloe
UerfauIte i4 an cinen teuti9en Girs
Wanocrr unb 9riinbetc bier aui BEN
Su9el Die 9roBe i6oue Sarm. limo
bier baben mir nun ic9Sig Sabre in
uno @Oblitaub 0elebt = i'd
uuo meile cute Inna."
Die @reiiiu iab ben G5reis lddJelro
an NIB nifte.
ylluo Der alte Siforg loG lteten
gum Nnbenfen !" laste fie.
~Sa, ia, ia!~ rieien Die S0lnc uno
.06tsr unb Gufel uub Sreunoe. IS
'ebe bod bas mirbise Subelpaar unS
Der 9idorn, uuter Dem ibr SGidial
Iih ent}die0."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-06-19

OeltulyluhU wv WV D" Ip"' 'g"A W.
ben Siun fam.
.Sorndrtsls bieS IS, uno CT ipurte
aut ben 96immet 9eiest. lpelden man
untcr Den Saum fiibrtc. TobinS
legte ibn1 Die Sdlin9e um oeu Sats.
rSprid Osin lctteS @ebet!"
Gr murrnelte eill paar &crtc.
vQos!"
Der @aimmsi lpurbe f~ort9e;o9cr,
uuo meiu 4ffe9eoater bling nun all
0idorpalt. 0ta6 fiinf Minuten Uurbc
Sic 9stde aus Der S6liu9e sct6it unO
auf bic GrSe 9ele9t,
Run tam Die Hsibe all mid. Sd
perfubte no6mals mcine unidrulO Su
betbeuern ; bod eS mar nuttoa. Mit
Ser perban9niEpouen S6linse I'm, Ben
6ols, iaB i'd 9leid taraif auf Dem
56inmel. Mtan lief aud mir Belt
III einen furseu @ebet. Cd bitdte
nod einntal tttt binstn III Die liebli9e
@aloeSpra9t uno ed1te: rIoe, ou
i10ne @elt!"
Oa iab it, mie Elm irnses MtGSden
auf i9allmenbem $ferOe ben 0iissl bers
uufiprenste,
,Bas wiuit On bier, Iana?1 rief
Worris uuwiGis, ,S9as bier por9ebt,
lit fein S6auipiel fir DID,"
Sic perftano i'm pobl nidt io9leid.
Senn iie fam bod ndbcr. 9l0sli9 ftie6
lie einei, selen0sn S6rsi ans. lluo
oanr rief iie: rSattct elm linn @ottes
ipinen, baltet Gin! 9drst i'm ui9t
Satsr, Sieier innse Menid lit cs, Der
mir Sas 2ebet serettet Dat, uIs Der
Dampfer in bic 2uft fog"
Der Sbmani; I6rie forort: rOas
dnbert Bic Sa9e! Nebmt ibrn bic
Shlinse ab! 0aBt i'm Ierunter y
9eiIe brummeno beireite mid Gobins
. Ssr SSA"
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Ingnft SpntnterteIo
Climber II. Gal1pmtner,
M n

per m \ n, 20 o.,
5eior9t aGe Sinher= unb dbnli6e Arbeiten
prompt nre inter Garantie Der 3ufrietenbeit.
Geionber5 has Reinisen D o Zap c.
ten wtrb in better @eiie beior9i.
8eftequngen f0unen in rreinsr Gobnuna
ne6en S6snsr's 2sibitaq ~abseseben perben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-06-19
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-06-19
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