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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-17
The Navajo Tronble.

SAN Francisco, July ia C.r0aicie's special
from Flagstaff, A. T., saws; party that left
here with Sheriff Francis last a ght for the scene
of the Navajo trouble, returned today, having
met the first party, which had been surrounded
by Indians. This party escaped under cover of
night A band Of Navaioes is expected here to-
morrow. 1t is said they will come only 20 see
what is TO he done with their leader, Chief
Hos;in, who is now II jail here However, the
citizens will be on their guard. and aIl Indians
will be disarmed before being permitted 10 enter
the town
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ford was the fayorits. but Curt Gum, who was
wei ridden By Isaac Lewis, won quite easily.
he stakes were worth 600 to the winner.
Racine won the mile dash in the fast time of
l;4sz TIE weather was clear and the track
fast Summary:
Mile and a sixteenth-Jim Dunn won, Russell
second, Hopper third. Time, I:49l4,
A1le-Crulser won Strideavay second, Minch
third. Time. I:42
Mile-Raeine won, Altoha second, Proctor
third. Time, 1:4z<
SIX furlongs-Curt Gum won, Bashford Sec
ono Chief Justice third Time, Ills.
handicap. mile and ouarter-Take Notice
Won, Business second, Whitney third. Time,
Mile and furiong-Fayette won, Joe Black
burn second. Rosenont third. Time, 1:55l5.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-17
The Lawn Tennis Tournament.

CHICAGO, July I6.--Tomorrow will show who
is the Western tennis champion at singles. II
will be nip and tuck between Chase and Cum
MINIS. Both have defeated all opponents.
To-day Chase defeated Filing, the Columbia
man. 52, 81.
Cummlns bea; Wren 81. 81.
Al doubles Chase and Ryerson got away with
the Johnston boys. &c, 60, 81.
Cummins and Eyarts Wren hsgged Gardner
and lane. -, 81. 60
In consolation doubles, Hayemeyer aud
Kniekerboeker won from Murphy and Boyles,
only TO fall before clifford and rockingham,
who took the prize
At consolation singles Johnston beat Mundy
and HAmill, and won from Howard Wrenn.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-17
DEEDS OF MIGHTY NIMRoDs.
Newspaper Compositors Out Slaughter
ing Big Game.

L A. Brandes OF the Posi- ISTELLIGENcER
composing room, returned yesterday from a ten
days hunting and fishing trip on Hood canal,
bringing with him three bear skins and over 100
nice trout as q result OF the trip In addition to
Mr.. Brsndes, the party consisted of Robert Suth-
erland, f. L. Gamble and p j. McMenus, also
compositors on the Observation-Disclosures. They
took the steamer Delta 10 Anderson creek, where
Sutherland found ample opportunity to crafty
his passion for angling, while the other three,
who preferred to hunt, started out in search of
big game. Each of the hunters was rewarded
by bear, McManus killing one of the largest
ever killed in the region. 1t weighed about 500
pounds and was over seven feet long.
Very little other game was taken owing to the
fact that this is the closed season. The party
spent one day fishing in the Homi Homi river,
which Mr.. Bandes says is full of trout. In all
over 80 tout were caught, most of them hav-
ing been caught by Mr.. Sutherland.
Mr.. Brandes left the rest of the party out and
he came in to take J. E. Kelly's place, while
the latter goes out to join the happy gang. They
intend to remain out about two weeks yet. Mr.
Kelly goes ont this morning on the Delta.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-17
Ceutraiia News.

CENrRALIA. July l5.-lSpeciaL THE new
church built by George Washington, the veneer
able father of the city, lie about completed. and
Will soon be dedicated as the second Baptist
church OF Csntrais
Ralph Handy yesterday broke his arm while
playing around his fathers mill on the Che
halls river
Charles Augustine is the name of the work
man on the bridge being erected across the Che
halls river, two miles from here, who on satur-
day last fell distance of fifteen feet, striking
one of the heavy timbers Three of his ribs
were broken aud be was injured internally. lie
is now IL n very critical condition.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-17
For the Championship.

The Seattle race track is alive with hustle and
excitement. horses and horsemen being eongre-
gated there from al points 10 participate in the
races which will come CT next sunday. There
are several races on the programme, but there
IA one which is commanding universal atten-
tion-ihe sweepstakes for the Northwestern
championship between Rosie C., Sssttle's great
mare. and the California wonders, Gold Medal
and Princes. Alice. This race viii be sweep
stakes of $3.50. each winner 10 take all should
the weather and track lie good il is confidently
exrected that the Oregon W ashington record
viii De lowered.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-17
Jeromn Park Races.

JEROME PARK, July 16.-The track today was
good Following is the summary OF events:
Handicap, 1,400 yards-Chesapeke won, Nelly
BY second, Queenstown third. Time, 1;2l12
SIX fGrlongs-Adage won, Trill second, Motto
third. Time, 1:lGz<
Mile and quarter-strathmeath won, Uno
Grande second, Reckon third Time, PIP.
six fnrlongs-Tempse won, Julia second, Kill
kenny third. Time, I:Isi1
Handicap sweepstakes mile and a sixteenth-
Raeeland won, kingmaker second, Morrow
third Time, I:3l
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Brighton Beach Races.

BRIGHTON BEACH. July 16.-The weather to
day was cloudy and the track fast. Summary:
Five furlongs-Lord Dalmeny won, servia
second, Romance third. Time, 1O2.
Five furlongs-Mnrphy won, deadheat for
place between Refrain and Irregular. Time,
l:0as<
Mile and a sixteenth-Rambler won, Helmuth
second, Rover third. Time, I:5I1z.
seven furlongs-Kiugston won, Eclipse sec
ond, Nubian third. Time, 1:2Ss4.
Five characterization won, Arnica second,
Wave third. Tine, I:0fs<
SIX iuriongs-Jay F. Dee won, Kingston sec
ond, Annie third Time, l:I0I5.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-17
Pittsburg Races.

PTrTsBURe, july 1s.-Following is 8 summary
OF events today at the races:
PIT trot, for 81, 2O0-J B. Richardson first,
Mocking Bird second Mambrino Maid third,
Houri fourth. Best time, 2:lS.
PA pace, for s1,O00-Frank Dorch first, Min
Young second, Rayello third, others drawn
Best time, 2:ls
2:23 trot, for sl00o-Abbie V. first. Strader Fl.
second. Dandy third, sadie NJ. fourth. Best
time. 2:2O5S
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and stalking on the field. Spokane filed the
Bases and Turner came to bat and made a home
run, scoring three men and himself, and thus
winning the game. Tacoma lost the game,
however, in the seventh inning, when they let
the bunchgrassers pile up seven runs. Patton.
Tscoma's new shortstop, played credftable
game. IL is the general opinion that today,s
game was the worst ever seen upon these
grounds. rot because the score is high, but the
game generally was a poor one The score:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-17
sroKANE Is. TACOMA IL
Listless and Uninteresting Game. Dexo,d
of ANY Reckoning Fenfnrns

TACOMA, July l6-lSpecial Both Tacoma
and Spokane played slipshod. listless. unin
erssting game today. II is true that bur few
errors were made, considering the high score.
YET the slow, sleepy work prevented base
runners from being shut out Both teams
eaanged pitchers aud both were bAttcc. out Of
SIGHT. In the ninth inning Tacoma came 70 hat
VIA nine runs To their credit, Spokane already
having eleven. aad with two men on. Ardner
lated home run, tieIng the score In the
49, 'h Tacoma made three runs. practically saving
Gay, but Tscomas hoodoo was abroad again
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Runs earned-0f Donohue S, off Tanning 4,
on Borchels 2. of conoyer 6.
IWo-base hits-Routcliffe Fuller, Van Zandt,
klopf, Poihemus, Turner
Home runs-ATdner, Turner.
Double plays-Sippi to Fuller; Stencil TO Con-
over
Bases on called bals-Given By Tanning 3, by
Dunohne l. by Borchers 6, by Conover l.
Hit by pitched ball-Routciffe
struck out-By Donohue 2, by Tanning 2, by
Borehers 2, by Conover g.
Time OF game-2.I5.
Umpire-Con Strouthers.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-17

SAN Francisco, July l6-Robert Pilkey, 20
wears of age was arrested today by detectives on
. charge OF eoanterfeiting. A number of molds
and some bogus coin were found IN his room.
Pilkey is the fourth. and detectives think the
last, 10 he arrested OF the gang which made its
headquarters near Antioch, in CoatrA Costa
county TIE other three are stiIl in jail
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-17
Boston Races.

BosToS, July 16.-Summary:
2:27 class-Dusty Miller won, Sutmont sec.
ond, Hugo third. Best time, 2:2391
2:2 pacing-Chesterfield wor. John second
Lizzie Want third Best time. 2:23.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-17

Western Association.
DESvEE, July I6.--The game today was given
to Denver, 9 to 0, Omaha failing to appear.
SIOUX CITY, July 16.-Sioux City 6, Duluth 9.
MINsEAPoLIs, July l6-Minnespolis 1, Mil
waukee
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Chehalix News,

CHEHALIs, July 13.-The new depot on the
line OF the ChehaIs & South Bend road at Ward
is very nearly completed. The building is
handsome, commodious structure, and will be a
great addition to the new little town. The depot
will be finished on Friday next, and the railway
boys intend to celebrate the occasion by giving
an invitation dance and supper on that evening
in the new depot
The Northern Pacific company is now engaged
in bridging the third crossing of the Chehalis
river on the line of the Chehalis & South Bend
railroad.
The sanitary laws OF the city are now the
principal cause OF agitation in the city council,
and it will not be long before Chehalis will be
we'll drained city.
Mr.. Parkhurst, inspector of the insurance
companies was in this city several days ago and
spent considerable time ascertaining how soon
the city will put in the system OF waterworks;
also taxing note of the condition OF the fire de-
partment, with a view of reducing the insurance
rates of the city. He expressed himself highly
pleased with the idea OF a reservoir on the hill
east of the city, and gravity system of mains.
surveying party under the management of
C. F. Funke LETT this morning for Fern creek TO
make few changes in the South Bend line,
after which they will make g permanent camp
at Rock Creek
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-17

Runs esrned-or Camp l, OF PsrrottS
Two base hiis-Sehoeaeek Irvin Osbor,a >
Shea, GlenAlvin, George.
Ito ne run--Csmp
Double plAys-Shea 10 MeDon.ya IN schoe
neck. &otK 90 Graf
bsses on oalls-By Camp s. BY p,rrotts
Struck out-By Camp /. by Psrro;t
Wild pitChes-Ry Parrot ,
Time OF game-2;Oo
Ump4re-S&nGy McDermott
seorer-Portus Baxter
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California Learue.

sAS Francisco, July l6.-san Francisco 10.
Oakland T.
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American AssociatIon.

American Association.
Boston, July ls.-Boston 10. LOUISVILLE
BALTIMORE, July 16.-Bsltimore 3, St. Louis !.
WASHINGTON CITY, July l6.-Washington ?,
Cincinnati 3
PHILADELPHIA, July i6.-Athletics 6, Colum-
bus Z.
Following IL the standing of the clubs up
20 date, including yesterdays games
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-17
Rills Owed hY the Citr

City Comptroller Ferris has issued notice
that bills for goods supplied to the city during
June cannot be paid until July - as the ordi-
nance appropriating money viii not be passed
until Monday night.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-17

CHICAGO, July le.--Tas Hyde Park stakes Tor
2yearoids, the richest stake in the Vest for sge,
was decided today al Washington park. Baah-
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Standing of the Clubs.

Following is the standing of each of the four
clubs of the Pacific Northwest League 10 date:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-17
SroO REw AISI)t

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We ~fn rav the aaoNe reward l4f any ease ~
ytvsr Cayaulasnt fss-sreEssla sick HeA&Gche, Ind-
rr<tion I1EStiua;.aa or CostiysIless We Sshnoe
Stare wiki est Vegetable Liver fiiis Stsea -
nRireIv vegetable s6 never azll 70 give sstsisSol
kaEAF-Coalsd Large boxes. coa1alnia< ~ f.sss
&c ~csrfx fSeSar@ ~ coung-rieiJs and irlii@tlen4
The -enufEs naaaf4c tur@d only % l he SoLAN -
WE,ST COMPANY CHICAGO, LII -8,sd -
KKRxow BRcs. Druggists. ucciaentAl oae~ =. -. ~
trance o. Yesler avenue aad James Sfeea SsAsA~
WAN Opea a. night
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Wanted to Lynch United States officers.


SAN DIEGO, Cal, July l6.-The evidence in the
inquest which began yesterday afternoon on the
remains of the sailor of the Charleston killed on
Tuesday, develops that the officers who claimed
10 be United States deputy marshals, were not
deputized by Marshal Gard, and therefore had
no authority TO arrest the sailors. marine
burial service was held over Brown on board
the Charleston this morning, and the remains
were then brought ashore. They were sent to
San Francisco by todays train. At the inquest
this morning the evidence was even stronger
than yesterday that the attack of the officers was
criminaily brutal The inquest will probably
continue till tomorrow. Ii develops this morn
ing that a well arranged plan TO lynch the depu-
~ marshals hung fire last night. sixty citizens,
fully armed, were mp until o'clock this morn
ing debating whether or not the prisoners should
be lynched. Better counsel prevailed and il was
at last concluded 10 await the result of the in
quest There is apparent determination on all
sides TO see that justice is done.
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SAN Francisco, July l6.-Rsgarding the es-
adjustment of the steamship line between here
aud Vancouver, touching at Portland both WAYS
and the statement that the Taichow, which ar
rived here from Vancouver Tuesday, was 70 take
the place of the West Indian, which has been
chartered TO go 10 Chile, Captain Ellsworth, of
the Taichow, today ehAEacterizes the story as
uutounGed. He says:
There never was any intention of putting in
line OF steamers on the coast run. The charter
of the TGichow IS only small one. and by the
time the Grandhcln reaches here expect 70 be
ready TO leave for China. There is hardy
enough business between this point and Van
couye- to warrant putting on line of steamers
and on this trip north we win go away very
light
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-12-11

Nit iebem mad benz fernen @eiten abaeb-
enben Gmisranten i9ub fonmt alld aele
0a6fra9e mad Solicitors Waeenbitters
9teu bepOlferte &esionen limb bdufs rpenieer
9eiuub, als ieit LANCE beIi.beIte Sertli6fei.
ten, unb ;par infol9e Der Miasmen, bic benz
ebcn eetlarten @rnub e%nttrSmeu, nauentlih
penn bas eano ar Sluiie eren;t, bic bGufi9
pom So6wafern anseidpelt merben. Ser
benz Qderbdu ODER Sersbau o~bIiegenoe Gni=
grant lernt bulb. rpenn er es nidt idon peib
bab bas Sittters Der ein;is ii6ere @duse se=
gen Ralaria unb bic Magpt=, Nteren, linb
llnterleibSitOrunaen III, benen er in SoIae
bes 6lima!ue9iels, Der Strapaben unb oes
Ir9emobnten ober %uneeiuuben SrintrpuIle rs
unS Der peranberten Roit ansaeiest 1T. NoIas
lid iddst er nieles urperslci6yiGe 6ausmit.
tel auBeroro1ntli6 bod neiB er bod, baB
es inter oaelt llmiidnbet unihdoli6 lit nrb
baB er ft6 in alien T6leu Ieibli6er aniet.
tuns setrof auf baieIbe perIaiien fanH.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-12-11
s. 6 o 1, Secre!dr.

Die idDne @sibna9ts5eit naDt nit
rai9en Sdritten Deran unO Wan6er
serbrldt ii6 jett ldon ben &opf lber
Den Gcbnnfen, iuas er pber iie Ieinen
5amilienan9eD0risen, Sremnoen pSer
6reunbinnen Sum Geideafe fanfen iol
uno lup. @ir f6n1sr @u6 bierin aus
bclIen unb tgun's audi 9erne. SIR
fGnnt Gu6 allcs @riibeln unb 8adben,
fen crIparen, iuenu Sbr Die S(nSeiseipal'
ten uniercs Slattes bur61ebt, @u9 biz
annpncirenbcu @elddftsbduler merit
unb bann bon Sebem gtiuas fauIt
ale Wcrben glb 5uiriebenitelenb uni
scraoe 10 bi(is bsbienen, als iuenn ST,
ua6 ct. Souls sebt. SIR eripart auB
crbcm nod bas Sabrgele.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-12-11

Ius benz GorfbausprOieft fol- jest
bod balb ernlte @a9e meroen unb wie
mir b6ren iinb etlide 8irser unierer
Stabt bereits an Der Mrbeit bic nDtb,z
gen Nttien : unteridriften gu lammeln.
Gin 9apital BON $4,000 ioI fir oiefeu
3iped aufsebra9t iueroen unb iuie e!
Den Ini9eiu bat ieben uniere 8iir9e1
bic Sortbeile bieler aapitalanlase eli
llno befunben elm lebbaftes Sntereiie Of
benz ilnternebmen.
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4arion's Yalait. @a9ca Photographic.
IdcS Ntelier lan9te gcitcrn Nbeno bier
Oil uno IteDt am Gnbe bcs seitets@ elei.
ics, ipelder am Gleuntor pprbciiibrt.
Ole GcIeQI6ait brltegt aus tiidti9en
6a0tentel IMP 1T nit Den nelleYten per=
5eiler!cn SnItrHmenteR, ipeI6e aui Dem
@ebiete Oct photographic befanat, Der
icben, nho iicfcrt nnr quite unb Dem
auge 9cfdai9e glrbeit. ga bieiclben
illr 6lucl @Odeu bier pcripeiten iuerocn,
loGte c$ 9tteulalo uerldumen bieIe G5es
le0enDeit gu keuusen um lid Silber
liir lid) nno I~rgeb6ri9e auFertissu gu
~tniItn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-12-11

9o5 0G6rbopt iiebt iiO ieit letter
@ofe wieOer s~e5iuutssu oil bcr Sanb.
b0nf Gei 6rnnt's 5arm su lanben, oil.
ltait Gil Der bieiiscn @EerItc. 9as
6aGriUaIier lm Miiiruri 1T 10 niebrio
ba8 bns SoOt ielbit auf bieler furser
Strede anf Sinoc rniiie itobt.
Scltoem Sbiaes be reits III Got ipar
Ill Der 5iuB pieber etluas scItiegen, 10
oaB bns Soot p;cber oil Der gSberIte
laloCu fam.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-12-11

9crr @riil 0tidaclis bradte lestcr
SonStag aus Sentot, "a, Der 9cid.
rabm Icines Sruoers, Srn. Samuel
OfidaelIS, luelder aul 20. aouember ii,
9oH'rann, itarb, StrSeerOiqulrg DierGer.
Der @crltorbete mar 40 Sabre unb )
W|ofate alt itr,b n,uerDeiratDet; CT iullr,
De III r%nlcrer Stabt 9ebpren unb ersuocr
Ill'o lleB li6 Dor ctiua Is Sabrsn in
9onilIaHa nlcocr, no er Bis ;I Seillcnr
lllicrloartetcn Sobe iuobnte llrO BORT lid
Der nIl9enclnen Ndtut9 iciner Mitbar-
ger erIrtutc.
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Befunntlid 1T es Elm f~trafbares Der.
seben iiber cine 2anbftraBe gu idieBen.
Ser iunseg mitG laier, S@mieb. bate ON
lettetf Gamstus @elesenbeit mitioieiem
@eiese ndbere Befannii9aft sl MAIDEN
unb muBte $14 2ebrselo beSablen. gr
bate in ber Nadbarfdaft bes @obn'
baules beg 9rn. Ghefor &un5 iber bic
StraBe nad einem Sasden sei6ofen,
nobel Die &usel in bag Gtausebduos
idlus unb einem Mauleiel be:nnbt
bas 2ebensfi9t aussebfaien bate. Do.
fit tuurbe Der urnerIi1tise Nimrsb BOZ
Sriebensridter Toebtmann citirt Uni
bon bieiem I'm IS Strafe uub 8eiabl
uns Der @eridtstOiten aebaBt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-12-11

@cr eincn ileucl @n5us, cine SoIe
&pf poer irgenO ein aleiounssitiif Su
faufen beabiidti9t iuirb es in ieiuem
Snterefie finoen in Der &leiberbnnbluns
BON s. @briitmaun uor5uipreden, ebe
CT anaerswo ieine 8eitelluns absibt,
oetin bort iinbet man cine Iuswabl, bic
jeoen @eidnIad b%efriebiseu pirb, unb
babel iinb Die Ireiie Die niebristeH in
Der Stabt. Sier finbet nlalt aleiber
bon aQer Gualitdt, BON ben seiu6bnii-
den Illta8sflel5en big Sum feinitsn
Sunntassitaat.
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Ser Bauer.

Ger Bauer lit ein Gbrenmann,
Senn CT bebaut bas Selb
gSer zines Sauern ipotten lam,
Sfmir ein i6ledter Selo,
Nribmoreens, wenn Der gag falm graft
So Bat er idon sei6pist,
hub eb' Der Simmel 2erdm lbaut
Sat er I6on piel oeniist,
unb eb' Die liebe come %fontint,
Sebt CT i6on ieiuen Sang
ST tbut mas allen: @enl6en frummt,
Mit puit unb nit Geians.
llub bot ben Somen er 9eltreut
limb Soft eiebt bas @eoeib'R,
Gr in Der Grnt' ii6 berslid f%relit.
S6m leinen Can't 81 rpeib'n,
Sm S6weibe ieines an9eiidts
SBt er iein tGgli6 Sroo,
0ir batteu obne Sauern ni6ts,
Die Stdbtleat' lttten Notb.
llnb barum lei Der Saie,nitalb
Inns aler Gbre rpertb!
0enn turs ltno gut, no ut ein 2oab,
Tos ni6t Der Bauer ndbrt2
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User lllrner Gtiua5 Su bri,deu bat,
lpolle lid llr nidt 9cniern ulo tci lna
porlpreden! &ir bclpr9ep olterlei
9rlldIaten, BON Der fleiuItan Sarte Bis
5ltm 0rDBtcn Iui6la9cSettef. Nud
Sider, GonititntioncIr, Ynmpblcte, grp,
9ramnIS, 9odieitsfartcr, &lb5ei6en glp.
0abeI bleIbt cs iid glcid, i'll wcItber
Sprodc, bcntIb pocr cn9iil6 uub jluar
Hlae5 oHf Die bette, iGDnitc mo ieiuIte
&eiIe HHo SIT Den b%iQialtcn Yreiicu.
@5 1T ollo gar lni6t n6tblg, haB man in
bieIcr 9inlidt na1 GusW1rts qebt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-12-11

G~eseludbigc &eriammluus am s.
December 1891.
9as 8rototol Der lebten Yerlammz
liltg tuuroe uerleien uub %ansenommen.
Iu 8eitrasen 9in9en ein 80. 1885
@inrittssefo Bpm 60. Nlbieb LOO
Gintritts9elo bon 5. 9enfer LOO
SreiiuiQi9es bon Or. Selomaun 400
3%ulaMnlcn .......... $9.35.
5ol9enoe &ednuus iuuroc aepriift
uub our 3abtuns a~nseiuieien.
G6as. &leser &eparatur, 500. 80
Sn @blueienbeit bes S9aBmeiiters
s. BOD ipuroc Gbas Soned ats Shak=
meiiter pro. tenn. ernaunt.
Sei6loiien oaB Der Captain beaui.
trast lei, eineSdlfte Der neuen ySuction''
fir Die 0ampfiprise our6 zine nelc cr'
leben 81 la'icn.
Sei9tpiiert, einen Mastenbau am 16.
Sanuar i'll Der Concert Safe" 5u Der
anitdlten, unb loll Der @iHtrittspreis a.
Seripn 25 gts. uuo jeoes Nitslies gu
Sipei Giutrittstarten beredtigt ieir.
Sierauf ernannie Der Captain Die
5erren 6. Suned, 5. Stsner uao @m.
Sraenolc als arrangements unb Bali,
Gonrite.
8eidtohen, Serra 9r. 5elbmann ben
0anf aus5uipreden fir iein liberales
Gnt9esenfommen Der gOmpagnie segen,
iiber.
Die '6erren 60. Ifbtes unb Senrp
0enfer iuurben einitimmis ats neue
Mtit9lieoer auIsenommen.
Sesr Serb. 9crSus ipurbe ourdGapiz
tain $. @ropp. ulo @oharb @als burd
Sui. Seiulein afs aftipes Mitalieo Dor.
scidlasen.
8eidluiiea baB Mitslieosr i5re Gin
tfittsfarten beirn e5efretdr abholen f6ns
ncn. @6as.9 E n,
Sefreidr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-12-11

Der 8eulluare republifanilde
Glub miro AM Santa ben II. Se5enis
Ger 1891, 9benos I'M z ltbr, in 8oc=
gers Store in bieiem Sabre RE lebte
S%crlammlung abDatten. Cute 8ebne,
uerbcn Die Sasesirasen beipreden I'M
iiuo alle &epublifaner, uuo lolde Die &C
iuerbeu po0en, eiusclaben bieier Ser
i%ommfung bei5uiuuDnen.
q % 4, G,,~.~
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-12-11

@u fauit man fertise &leioer biQi9er
als beim Gbri It mann. on Der
MarftitraBe. S~pllitdnoige 'Serrensglns
Sii9e fir $3.50; ~pOliidnoi9e Scans. gn=
Siise fir &naben $500; neberr6de fir
Serren fir 1915; lleberrDfe fir Slid
ben fir $l.5O biz 1925. limb SPAR
(inb bies 3leiber in benen ntalt lid bel
sinem gmpians i'm 8bite Saus ieben
fam.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-12-11

Santa Claus, Der 9utmiitbi9e, jppiale
@eibnadtss IatroH, Eat cine sroBesluss
tuabl ieiuer Seiertagss 8aaren bel q.
3. Sruoot ab9elebt, urb iusr eiipas fir
@sibnadten Obsr gtcujabr babsn iplll,
m6ae baielblt borlprcdlen.