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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-05

Benton Harbor % nov port OF entry.
Asecahss reunion at Houghtoa.
May 20.
Plymouth has three sir-sun factories.
ell busy.
Huron county IL coming 70 the front
- plum raiser.
The First Baptist church at Nuskegon
WAS dedicated sunday.
Foxes are playing havoc with the
sheep IN Branch county
Alchigan's peach crop this year will
DC the finest ever grown.
The wife of Rev. r. l.. Thompson, Of
Mansstee, Was buried yesterday.
Rev. J. +. Loba. of Kalamazoo, Will
60 TO the Mccall Mission, France.
The s.yeAr-old con Of Peter Button
Was drowned at Manistee Sunday.
Forest free in the vicinity of East
Tawas have been suedued BY rain.
The Lake Superior Mining Company,
at Ishpeming, has laid OF $50 men.
The steamer Minnie ". has resumed
her route between Cheboygan and the
500.
The rebuilt steamer City Of Chicago.
has arrived as Benton Harbos for the
seasons run.
Berrien county farmers will raise
cucumbers for the Chicago pickle mar
kes this season.
Jacob Post. . deaf farmer, was run
down and killed by . train near Jack
son saturday night.
The l5-months-old child of w. NJ.
Binney, OF Big Rapids, fell out Of the
second story window the other day and
received serious injuries.
Ann Arbor carpenters have Get next
Monday as the day to inaugurate the
9-hour-day. IL their request 10 not &C.
ceeded TO they will strike.
Lizzie Alger. . pretty and respected
Ann Arbor girl, is under arrest for for
gerry. Three forged checks were found
in her possession. Another girl and
two young men are implicated. 1t is
thought they intended to get the money
and elope.
Mioshi, the japanese student At the
Universisy, who made himself conspicu-
Gus by his marriage with An American
girl. left yesterday for Japan. Mioshi
is . member OF the new nobility of
Japan, his father being the mead Of all
the standing armies of that country.
The remains recently dug up at Ed
more continue TO excite local xntiQuar-
ians. The find appears to be genuine,
and contains tablets with inscriptions
in an unknown language on them, urns
and cases OF clay containing the bones
of dead and gone warriors OF An extinct
race. Copper knives, tempered by
means of some lost art, are also among
the relics.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-05
7oRsEs AND HoRsE-MEN.

Among the many notable horses that
vii De seen on the grand circuit this
season viii be Margaret D, z:lz4 the
biggest winner on tbs circuit last yea
son]. Homestake, z:lst; Leopard Rose.
2.I5f; Moeklfsz Bird, lsl54; Pixlsy; 2.is;
RosaIlne VI likes, 2slit: Nambrino Maid,
zI7t; MeDoel, asl5l, Pamllco, z:lSf;
Keno F., z.l7; Walter T.. Els, Alfred
g.. s.l68; simmocolon, 1885, stevie,
Els, Nancy Hanks, z:lis; Mlss Alice,
z.l33; -, Elmo. z.Isf; Maggie r., 2sis;
ALVIN. 2.loa. and = host OF others with
. record well under 30.
The new Detroit club OF the North
western League IL receiving scant en-
eouragemenI from the local press In
fact the payers there are throwing cold
water upon 10 in the interest OF the
ameteur athletic club, II which most
OF the men are interested VINO formerly
operated and made money out Of pro-
feszIonAl bali In Detroit.-SporGng
Life. E4ts.-Evenlng News
Alabaster, Margeret s., Nancy Hanks
and Ailerton should make one Of the
greatest races ever seen At independ-
enco, Ia. this summer Their records
average z.l3.
In most tr0tting meeAngs sno Judges
are interested. A change OF plan 70
conform with the running turf might be
good scheme.
stansbury has accepted OConnor's
.nallenge 20 come - America and row
sor 81 ,500-sde and the worlds cham
pionship.
some horsemen favor handicap tfct-
hing races. Drivers vary greatly In
weight, but no account Is taken OF it.
Malcolm w. Ford has joined the Man
haitian athletic club and will 60 to
England with the clubs team.
In his thirteen years - . pitcher
.Radbourn has never had . lame arm
except in one seAson-lsSo.
Belle Hamler and Jurtena viii try 70
Break the team record Els at Buffalo
ibis year.
The grand total of prizes in the SOUTH
western trotiing circuit, Is $35o.000.
The Great Britain trotting association
has adopted the American rules.
The trotting season begins May 5, 1t
Philadelphia
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-05
WORDS OF KINDLY SYMPATHY.
o z. j. Hoppins and family:

~ Lee ". hopptuS ouU toAuiys
DEAR FRIESps-We know that words
of sympathy do oft-times bring relief
and blessed comfort il they but come
from the friendly hearts of those we
love and trust; it 10 with the hope that
heart speaking to heart At this time.
may, IN some measure be able to tighten
the great burden of grief which has
come into your life and that of your
family. that we offer you our heartfelt
sympathy.
Had the life of your dear wife been
less sweet and pure, and had she not
learned the secret of life so early and
20 well that
Sweet are all things when We learn to prize
Not for their sake. but His who grants or de-
MES them
We then had cause 10 mourn; but
with life 90 good, 20 true, 90 beautiful.
and with q faith 90 great and . grasp
q, tight on Him with whom we can
walk through the valley and shadow of
death and fear no EVIL. I'VE know
that she has reached that home where
there 10 no moro suffering, no more
sorrow. What bright recollections will
be yours in after years, when you think
ooNA Ou VIC SdSosD AOsib6 likO vAS0s
she led; no complainings, no idle fold
ing of the hands in slothful rengnation,
but with life full of aim and purpose,
her every moment filled with sweet
promptings to kindest deeds, your
memories and ours will 70 back TO the
blessings that her quiet life let fall on
the suffering and the Borrowing ones
around her. Hers was indeed . life
lived for others, entirely oblisious to
self and 70 her own Affections. As you
will miss her by the hearth-fires, 20 we
will miss her ut the place of prayer,
hut we know the change for her is q
happy one and for us 10 10 but 10 travel
. little way without her, and soon we
shall be reunited.
"Gone. but not lost to uA all NO; she only
waits.
Where such gentle spirits sooner 20 than those
less good and fatr.
We are yet iaboring with the storm. while she
has gained the shore.
And though we mis- her form. faith whispers
Gone before"
LEoxrpAs H. DAVIS,
Pastor.
s. II. OMEN,
Session,
CuAs. n. ALDEN,
Supt. g. 8.
Jxo. r. 6rUARr,
Clerk.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-05
snAxxAnAx rARALssEs raE AIR



he WIN he Taken to jail to Poliuss the
Weary Atmosphere.
Michael Sehannahan is Q cocoanut-
headed tramp who was captured In
tramp paradise near the south yards.
On his person was found . revolver. .
bag full of cartridges, . pint bottle of
powder and small cake of soap. The
last Item was evidently curiosity or
keepsake IN MichaePs estimation, for
there Is abundant evidence TO warrant
the statement that he has not used soap
or water IN the past fifteen years. The
respondent refused TO make any state
meut IN his defense and took his SEN
tence Of sixty days confinement in the
Jail at hard labor, with less emotion
than he would have received q glass of
beer. Michael was hurried out as soon
rs possible and the court room was
aired TO drive out the pestilent odor Of
his presence. II Turnkey Stewart
would take Michael out on the jailyard
lawn and subject him to the friction Of
q scrubbing broom, he would do him .
kindness and there would be less dam
ger Of q pestllence breaking out In the
jail.
Martin Van Driels and John De-
Bruin, the boys who applied disrespect-
full names 20 an old man, were released
on payment of the costs. John Hooxer-
hyde Was dismissed IS innocent.
James Csrkey, Robert COPELAND, Lem
uel Brown and Rudolph Ribbers paid
the penalty of drunkenness. Carkey
was released on payment Of the costs
and the other three went to Jail for IL
days.
John DeCamp paid $685. for being
disorderly and James Kroner went 70
jail for 20 days On the same charge.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-05

An Enthusiastic Canadi An. a merican
Proposes . Celebration.


81 am . Canadian by birth, was born
under the English flag and brought no
~ Briton. am, and have been for
some years, an American citizen, and
no party had to get out my papers for
me. l love TINS country, love Its IN
etitutiOns, and think that no country
under the shining sun has done AZ much
for the oppressed OF all nations Of the
United States" So spoke c. w. John
ston, yesterday afternoon, as he
watched the Polish procession 90 by
his place of business, at 81 Canal-st.
have always been opposed to these
celebrations Of foreign memorial days,
but this celebration Is credit to the
Polish people Of our city and l have
changed my mind, he continued, land
feel like celebrating with them. have
two hundred dollars that do not know
what 10 do with and I'll tell you what
I'll do, Mr.. Reporter. The Queen of
England has reigned over fifty years,
and is now approaching her 72nd year,
she will be " years old on November
oath. Her reign has been q good one
and she will go down in history covered
with glory and honor. She was born in
1919 and assumed her legal duties in
1887 and no true man be he BritOn or
American but what respects the woman
II not the monarchIal principle she up
holds. Now what propose to do Is
let all the English, Welsh, Scottish and
IRISH citizens OF Grand Rapids who are
now or who intend to become
American citizens hold meeting not
later than May 10 and make arrange
ments to celebrate in becoming and tit
way the seventy-second anniversary of
the Queen of England, not as her sub
jects, but in honor of her wise reign
and in memory of our mother land. for
the United States Is but after all the
child of Old England.
Two Hundred TO Celebrate.
For my part will subscribe $500 and
endeavor to get the Queens own ar
tillery and band from Toronto to aid
in the celebration, and am quite sure
that English-American citizens in the
State In general would give us q hand
in making this grand and glorious &C.
cassiOn.
Mr.. Johnston turned to 60 away and
remarked as he was leaving ANY one
that has any desire to talk with me on
the subject can find me ut my Office 81
Canal-st, during business hours and
would be glad indeed to see some &C.
ton taken in regard to this matter"
Mr.. Johnston is the manager of the
Grand Rapids branch of the Lindiay
Cooperative Brewing Company, and
also of the California Wine Co. and
Johnston Wine Co., and il a we'll known
and enterprising citizen, and enthus,as.
tic in all he undertakes. and is deeply
IN earnest in HE prODostion to cele.
brate the Queens birthday.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-05

Frank X. stockton, tho novelist, 10
why built. dark complsxioned, dstsrm-
med mouthed man Of severe aspect,
and rarely melts even wfen surrounded
BY his chosen intimates. He has IN
electric eye and dropping mustache;
writes = singularly open hand and 10
somewhat chary Of oonversatson. He
10 . Philade!ph,an b. biToA, and tilted
wood engraving for journalism. He
asks 500 for story and ge1s what 10
asks: yet he lives in New Jersey and &C.
knovledres 70 nx aud fifty.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-05

A snow storm occursd 81 Cadillac
Sunday night, and yesterday the q. r.
q T., sFaius came in With snow on the
platforms
some eontfact0s viii Get . million
and-a-haif job out Of The c. a w. n,
to-day, for The new nofshesn extension.
A. McMad, foreusau Of bsidees and
buildings for the O. . W. ~, Wao hers
from Holland yee>esdAys
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-05

Nicholas De Kesrmsker proved 10
the satisfaction of Judge Grove that
his wife Gertrude had treated him with
extreme cruelty and that she WAS an
bsbitual drunkard. Nicholas 10 now
carrying the name Of De Hereinafter
without the assistance Of Gertrude. He
Was granted . divorce yesterday.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-05

The eIectment case Of Harry Saynor.
the ex-caterer at North Park pavilion,
against Hunthy Russell and Michael
Ryan viii come up before Circuit Court
Commissioner Hughes this morning at
10 O'Clock Saynor wants TO be REIN
stated TO hrs former position and 70 be
permitted TO retain possession Of the
premises until the expiration OF his al
legged contract.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-05

Judge Adsis Issuss Of Law.
Judge Adsit opened court in the
lower court room yesterday morning.
After ne had issued An order granting
ing Mamie L. Brobst . solicitor fee Of
$50 and alimony to the amount of IS .
week on her application for divorce
from William II. Brobss. the court ad-
journed slne die. During the May
term of court Judge Adsit will preside
over the upper room and will hear the
non-jury cases. Judge Grove will sit
In tho lower court room and will dis
pose Of the jury cases.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-05

This wonderful Mineral Water retains
its mineral and magnetic properties
almost indefinitely when stored in
stone. glass, or properly prepared casks.
This Water has not only the wonder
full curative properties claimed for il,
bat comes from the well st a tempera-
ture of 80 degrees Farenheit, and is a
delightfully."- pleasant drink. 1t does
not, like most mineral waters. require
deoderizing to make il palatahle to the
taste, but can be used for table water
Just as it comes from the we'll.
In its corbonated state it forms .
pleasant. refreshing beverage. cures
and prevents dyspepsia, ETC., ETC., and
is far superior 10 any Of the imported
waters.
Delivered to any part OF the city At
10 cents per. gallon.
PRICE Lists
PLAIN WATER
Oae barrel tanks. Is
rive gallon w
elk gallon %
CARB0NATED WATER.
Quarts-dozen...--.--.-. .
ELLIOTT & CO., Cor. i asHr Sc. and
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-05

The valleyCity Milling Company has
no peer in the manufacture of -four.
Try the LILY WHITE.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-05
Lily white Flour.
Made by Valley City Milling Co., Grand
Rapids, 10 family favorte. Try il.

mere 10 osssasses That Messs seas-
thing.
GUARANTEE.
We guarantee that this paint whom
properly used will not crack, flake or
chalk; that IL will wear a. long, II not
longer; will look - we'll, II not better.
than any other paint. We claim this
paint 70 be unexcelled by any other
paint in the market. We hereby agree
10 forfeit the value Of the paint and the
cost of applying IL II il 10 not found ~
represented. Signed,
BnslSos. TAYLOR d Co.
The above paints Arc for sale at
Wholesale and retail by Valley City
wall Paper and Paint Co., 81 West
Bsi1es-sk
Moses's clos ~ D. m. everyday bat
Ws1ss1ays and Saturdays
leIy white Rtsss
q s>nkn e~r<rn eha ohotcnae 0hAaf
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-05

The entire Shields block, 4s Waterloo.
st., will be for rent TO desirable tenant.
Inquire at 1l8 South Waterloo-sI
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-05

ne esssswsas 10 3 ~ u - onvssaoD
I3eeasps tspsea $500 - DuottsoeG utto sns
nenses s>x isass sea ees41e 49, 49, 80
49, Of the psefisa Aess
M pe~s. u. Nsrshs AaAsvsse Ae-<S
ktehard 1. messse. tsrsonaeei Asa :.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-05
DR.. S CLAY TODD,
IS North Division-St.,
GRAND RAPIDS MICH
Advice Free.
CATARRH CURED

CATARRH.-Thia dreadful disease,
only q slight congestion Of the mucous
membrane of the nose 1T first, increases
with each cold until it spreads through
out the whole mucous system. affecting
the throat, ears, bronchial tubes, stom-
ach, etc, causing deafness, lung dis
eases, dyspepsia and many other DIS
tressing and dangerous complaints. A
full account Of your present condition
and the treatment you require, will be
given you free Of charge by DIR. S. Clay
Todd, l6 North DivIslon-st., Rooms i, 8
3 and 4. GrandRapids. Men.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-05

WEST mScn1eAN BAsu DurLDsNo&
The buildinU for the West Michigan
Fair grounds are being rapidly con-
ssructed- Forty men ere nov sneaGsd
on the 100 e, ana sns number r. Will - M
arrives The main building will b
commenced nexi week
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-05
Lily white.

Morse's close at s p. m. everyday but
Wednesdays and Saturdays.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-05

The felIsW1n& hursal permits wses
5000 By Ne Board e Health ysssss.
Charles crn<ksok g. y. A. Boos.
mr. bivisonsk and FIfsh-avs.. grip.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-05

The following easss Of contagious
dissssss wsrs reported yssssrdAys
Eva =. tsiise. - Monroe-sl.: BRpsse
Iistle0eid. lie eixth-avs.. Wiunis Liz
Slefel<t. ne esxth-ave-, scaflss fever.
His p. Bseslew, 2 Nonros-ss-, dipAths-
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-05

Catarfh, deafness. rheumatism. nef-
yeus debility, impotence and 81 cls-
eases resulting from early ind.scresions
and exeesseS - manhood, ali Diseased
the urinary aFgAgs. partial p&r<'ys
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-05

lsIy White Iis~s
n uode fsom ths choicest wheat
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-05

Moses's cloes ~ 8 o. m. everyday bal
WelNelaye and Saturday.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-08-28
Sie Mifonri Sasas eiete.

Sa9obar iinb Siride bonn l. October
gum l. Sanuar; iuilbe EurfeDs bonn Is.
September gum l. MdrS; 8rarie Siibz
ner bonn Is. Gusuit Sum /. Sebruar;
5aicnen, @a6teln, Auails, 1. October
sum 1. Sanuar; S6nepien uom l.. Stuff
gum 10. Sanuar; &esenpfeifer, 9auben
uno Meabolplarf bonn l. Iu9uit junt /.
5e6ruar. 0as 36oten pon Stngu6z
seln unb bon Sniettenfreiiern iit udb-
reno hes 9an5en Sabres perboten.
Seine 9O9elneter bilrfen ausgenommen
ooer serIt6rt ooer Ser Gier beraubt iper.
Den. 0as Sangen bon @ai9bdren,
Sieberu, Sttern, Ntoldusratten etc.
burd 5aGcnitellen 1T uupt 1. 0opember
Bis 4. 9lpril 9citattet. 9tiemanb barf
nit @euebr ooer !Sunoen inuerbal6 Der
Glniriebisuus 9tnoerer ubne grlaubnib
bieies ober letnes 9lsenten insen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-08-28
@esbaI6

fault Sbr ni9t bort no Sbr bas Meilte
unb 8eite fiir @uer @elo erbdlt?
$50 SIR Die be tie uno i66nIte 9luss
ipahl finbet?
$50 SIR perlidert leib, buB pas Sbr
fault audi 70 iit iuie an9e9eben?
$50 Gu9 3ufrieberbeit SuseIi6ert
miro unb no Sbr in Entertaining GU
rer &unbi6aft unb Cures @oblipullens
etnen Solio Comfort 2our9ins stubl
gum @ei6enfe erbaltet.
gsir bieten gu9 alles 9ieIes un6 err
iuden @u6 bieie @elesenbeit 81 &c.
nuben.
ben o6eneriudbnten bequemen Hube.
Itu9l, erbdlt Seber Der 81 S iuertb 8aa'
rem BEL uns fauft. Sieie @infdufe bral.
9en ni6t 81 elmer uno berlelben 3eit 9e.
na9t ueroen, ionbern 81 irseno elmer
Seit. Ser5o9& Bilo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-08-28

gScnn in Der GrnteSeit Die
2anoarbeiter Dem 8eiipisle i6rer itdbtiz
f6en @enpien fol9en, Die a9titiinbise
glrbeits5eit unb bic 9lrbeit gang
einitellen uOllten, fuQs lire Sor6eruus
ititt 9eiudbrt piiroe, bann ipiirbe es I'M
Die grrdbrun9 Der @eni6beit idle5t
ite6en. 9enn obIdun bic grnte in
9euti6lanb uiel belier aussefulIen 1T,
luie Die imSutereiie Observation-Disclosures
fabellil9enoe aiiocirte Brehs uns porz
i6winoelte, 10 fat bod Mittel,guropa
ni9t einmal eine Mittelernte 9ebabt
uno i'll sroBen Tbeilen 8uslanos ieiuie
Snoieus berri6t anItatt bes ii6li9en
@etreioe lleberiluiies @etreibesWangel.
europa iuirO caber in bielem Sabre
mebr als iunit auf ameritanilde BrObz
itoffc unseiuieien iein. Sdtten abcr
un!ere 2anbarbeiter III bieler @rntejeit
uur a6t Stunten 9earbeitet poer gar
9eltreift, baum iuiiroe ein GROCER 96eil
Der @rnte auf bem Se1be perborben fem
unb nod uerberben, un6 eiu 99ei( Der
0teni6bett iuiirbe bon elmer Sur9ers.
nptb beimgeIu6t werben. !Sieraus fam
wieoer einmaG erieben iuerber, baB 5 es
lei6ter lit, seiuiiie 5orberunsen aufjuz
ltellen, als oas @eforoerte ii6erua ourdz
;uIii6ren.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-08-28

- en ct. 2ouis fiel am 9ienstaS
lebtcr 8o9e Der Il Sabre alte 2ouis
2oreu5 BON einem 8oblenluasen sOr bic
8dber, ipel6e iiber i'm biniuessinsen
uno Den 3ub bes jun9en Mannes sur
5ol9e 9atten.
- 8dbrenb zines Seiuitteri iturmes
ant 9onnerstas Ibeuo lag Der fiini
Nteileu 6Ittid bon Soplin iuObnenbe
Sarmer 8m. Seber nit icinen Siuei
fleinen &inbern I'M 8ctt, als Elm Blits
itrabl Berniebersilt9 unb bas in ben
Mrmen bes 9aters liesenbe bier Sabre
alte S6bn6en t6btete. Ser 8ater
tpurbe betdubt, udbrenb bas cnbere
&mb nit benz s9reden bauonfam.
- Su Gettis gOuntp but elm @inbs
iturm ar, Sonntas sroBen S9aben an
aeri6tet. 60 ipurbe in Green 8ibse,
IL Nsctten IiiS.i5 BON Sebalia, bic
neue 8aptilten>&irde, Die eben erit poll.
eubet iuar, p6llis nieoeraeriiien unb
sablrei6e anbere @ebdube beiddoist.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-08-28

Bud fir BUD bes entipredenber
Grabs, 8u6ftabirs unb &e1enbider,
@rammaiifen, @eidi@ts bidder, ,,giuiI
Government" unb 8bpiiolosie, Gus.
tnui6 81 @bOIeiale Greiien, 8ud fir
Bud bes entipredenoeu @rabs fir
ale Sa6er, Die iest in ben 5ffentli9en
Sdulen BON Miifouri sebrau9t iuerben
nnb iid in rerfduflidem 3uitanbe be.
fiubeu. Sen gorratb bon s9reibbidern
nebmen Die !Serausseber gum Soften
preis an unb liefern bafiir bic neuen
S6reibbiider gum GOntracts9reis.
2ocal' Sdubler iollten ii9 iuegen Der
3eit, 81 iuelder bic neuen 8ii1er
seliefert iueroen f6nnen, an bic Ser.
aus9eber iuenben uMo bic S6ul6eans
ten loIten ii6 bariiber nit ben 9oeal,
bdnblern ueritdn6isen.
Die ansenommenen 8ider t6nnen
na1 Nbi9luB bes Contracts einger
fiibrt tperben unb niiiien na9 bem
1. Septembsr 1892 in allen 6ffent-
liden sduleu bon Miiouri aua=
i6lieBli6 sebrau6t iueroen.
Ser Gummifion lasen 800 Yrobes
eremp!are BON S9ul6ii9ern Sur 9rif-
uns uur, es bdtten al 10 in Der IOtdsisen
Sibuns tdsli6 60 Bidder burdseieben
lueroen miiiien. Die Yriifuns fann bas
Der feline sriinbli6e seweisn iein. 3um
8oriuurf i,lrb Der GOmmiiiion semadt,
baB iie lire Sibun9en 9ebeim sebalten
bat. 9ies iei-iu erfldrt bic Commit
iiun-auf @uni6 Der @erlassbu6banbs
lun9en 9eIde9en, iuel6e nur unter ber
Seoingung In9ebote 9ema9t bdtten,
oaB bieielben itrens sebeim sebalten
iuiirbcn. ba ibrem @eI9dft in anbern
Staaten I'M SalI Der 8ertperiung irrer
snsebOte betrd9tli9er G9aben 5usez
fii9t perben f6nnte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-08-28

s8ie fommt es, fra9te fiir5li9 ein
en9lii6samerifaniides 8Iatt, baB bic
0euti6en 10 rald CUTE amerifanii6e
Siir9er werben? 9ieie Srase ilt lei6t
Su 6eantiuorten, tuenn mau bic 2batIa6e
ing 9(use faBt, baB bic Sablreiden in
oeutl5er Spra5e in bieiem 2anbe ere
i6einenben 3eitunsen Sabr aus, Subr
elm ibre 2eier iiber bic politii9en unb
seIeai6aftfi6en @inri9tunsen uno gu
ltdnbe bieles 2anbes unb iiber ibre8iirs
serre6te uao giir9erpfli6ten belebren.
Die III nidt enslii6er Sprade eri9ei=
nenben 3eitunseu, iast elm 8e9ielblatt,
limb Die 2ebrer fir bieginsetuanberteu
eine &olle, iuclde bic ensliiden 8eitut.
gen nie iibernebmen f5nnten, neil ber
gin9eiuanoerte iie ni9t peritebt. 9urd
9tbI6affans Der ni9t enslii6en 3eitun-
gen tuiirbe bas @esentbeil BON bem, iuas
man ertrebt, erreibt uno Die Imeriea,
uiiiruns bet ginsetuanbsrten auf bag
0ofpslte unb 9reifa9e Der Sett bin'
aus9eIdoben iueroen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-08-28
Die S6ulba6ersgom iuel6,

Die S6ulbiidersgommiIii iuel6e
lit llebereinitimmuns, nit Dem in Der
lebtea 9taats seiebsebuns an9enOms
menen @elese fiir Die Ginfiibrurs
unb stnl6affun9 ppn 9lei6naBisen
S9ulbii6ern i'm Staate ernannt purbe,
fat iebt i6rcn 8eri9t psrDHent!i6t.
9ie @omniiiion, iuelde aus 8. 6. @oli
Brdlioent; 6. $. 9torton, Sice-Brdii-
bent; George 8. Osborne, Il. 9. Snll
uno 8. S. Single beitebt, beridtet, baB
iie benz @eies semdB am s. Suli 3. S.
Gnsebote iiir bic 2ieferuns BON sdut-
bil9ern, Die i'm Stante Miiiouri eins
sefibrt rno fir einsn Seitraum BON
finf Sabren beibebalten tuerben Iollen,
ausseI9riefen bafe. 9lnt 3. Nusuli
lei bic Seit fir Die ginIenbuns bon On.
sebotsn nno ErObe>ggemptaren abse.