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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-01
RUssIA's DEMAN@s GRANTED
TUE SULTAN OPENS THE DARDANELLhS ~
THE CzAR'S VESSELS
orcrnrNr WHICH WILL PERMIT RUSSIAN
! wARsHIPs To USE THE STRAITS
AS THEY PLEASE.
AS THEY PLEASE.


1ouaon. Aug. S1.-"The Standards oon''''n.
...onle correspondent says: Inc oul'1" '''
's.,ded 10 all Russia's demands respecting 'ne D'i
isles which heneefortb will be opeIe" " HU'
~ vessels when closed TO others Inc SUI"
s"A .hioct,v apoogizeG for the recent oe'en''on
h"' pnssian vsssel has dismissed the oinceis
" '...nsible therefor and has PROMISED ah iA'''iH
,ty forthwith oo,oorring the de-
The question AT issue was ooi - ,.o,,r
. intervals recently OF Russian Noiu"
'eh"on s.o.mships bound for VladiVostocN' '',o
'esi ~ ,i,us % the Trans-Siberlan h'ilro""'
esS'si" Go of Japan, The most recent oeSo "u'
on ',0 -, % tho steamer Moscow OF lhe nus
the u'',". ,tnar Hoet Russia asserted thai 'housh
s"n 60 ,,.cra armed they were ou'slue W r''N
these sup ,,.o-sbins which are debarred oS
caVgOlS .,eH confirmed at London IN 1871
ue 80, IN ISIS from passing through oiio
sn~ ,.1Ios, The treaty referred to was c'i0'uO'v
pa'N''. '.ss ,ha Eve great Powers ana lulNeS ""N
"'".s ,saa ,hot no ship of war belonging 70 any
f -, s,vo Turkey shall pass the D"i :, ~
ha.iO" t,,a cxpress consent of Turkey All inci-
-. shi,s bejnc also required 10 snO" ''''
,.o,o,s ~ the Ottoman authorities
~ porto on the other hand, replleu '''''
~ odroitted 10 be fact the Vessels ue-
..;-.a wore war transports, since 'ncS n"u y"
sNs %,n rnmber of troops intended for 'iaolVo-
- Tn tbis Russia replied that inc men Weie
t ao,diers but feservistS, who were doing GuV
nv roilroad laborers The Porte appears 10 nave
80 forccd n submit in the most humoIe nlan,ei'
tboucb there is DO reason to douoV 'n"T
st Frst have asked the five Powers If they were
,urg 70 support her should she still turther coz
w., tto roipt with Russia Apparently the row
~, boye NOT thought the matter worth troubling
shont in 1891. though ten years back such a oe-
80 r,;cbt have led to war. Besides paying an
,sou,ntv 70 Russia for the detention of her steam
-. ,ho nrecedent is established which Will permit
eS T an n- such vessels in future being allowed TO pass
~ ~ T TnardanplleS in spite OF the treaty OF lS4I.
W W..rge 81 Jamess Gazette" this evening, referring
. ,bn Moscow affair, holds that the SUBMISSION OIL
r. por,a IN Russia's demands establishes prece-
~ which peunits Russian warshlps 10 use te
w. ss.se of the DardanelleS as they please Whle
oSrsSins of other natioeS must not enter thOse
s,r,its @ This news therefore, according 10 the
same paper is by far the sraveSt puDlsheu Ior
Perrin Aug. S1-The press here is increaulonIS I
regovdng Yesterdays report OF the Iurflsh oui-
to1,s submission TO Russia's demands rcSpcGSlhs
tbe rccent detention of her steamers at the Dar-
dane1eS TIE "Vossische Zei'unS SAYS thau
s"cb action on the Sultan's part would JUS l1y the
removal of Turkey from among the hdepehuenV
States of Europe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-01
NORMAL SCHOOL TROUBLES At CORTLAND.

Garland y. y. va 81 Spcci1l.-Alr. Draper
state superintendent OF Public Instruction, has ac-
cepted the resignation Of X. Bruce smith, memoer
NJ tine BOARD Of Trustees Of the state Normal School
6cre This makes two vacancies in the Board Mt
Smith had been a member for twenty years. lie re-
signed because the principal Dr. loose, was requested
10 resign and Dr. sonbcrger had been removed. Dr.
Hoose however has pcrsistenuy refused TO resign ana
will tirr To assume the dutics OF principal when ne
school opens wednesday morning Dr. cheney, HIS
successor will also be present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-01
pALY,s COMPANY OPENS ITS PARIS SEASON.

DALY'S COMPANY OPENS ITS PARIS SEASON.
Paris. Auc 31.-The dramatic company of Augustin
Daly the New York manager appeared tonight at the
Vaudeville Theatre in the 6Fst performance of their
present season here The pkg was Shahespeare's "As
You Like IT. wit Ada Rehan as Rosalnd. The audi-
cnce was of the most brilliant and representative char
acter. Boxes had been taken for The British, Amen-
can and German embassies and the audience included
Prince Sagan. Mr.. Vanderbilt Mr. DepeW' LORD vernon
NJ. COqu,ln and Madame Favart. The players were
favored with many recalls Miss Rehan especially being
the recipient of honor and judging from the approval
accorded the company tonight 1t may be laid that the
success of Mr.. Day's season here IS assured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-01

About se5 was found, besides bankbook for $50 or
more No article was missing and # was evident that
,o urderers FIRST thought after placing the bodies in
"'v well was 70 get away from the scene.
Depuy sheliil rlnney thinks he Is on the track OF
the murderer officer nnney worked an q. cIev he re-
ccived from Mr.. HOlcomb and started al once IN mr.
SUIT The sclectmen of the town al once held a meet
the murderer i Dh0 ''P
Mr. Bushenhagen and wife were natives NJ Germany
but had lived I'm this country for the last forty wears
lie has brother In New-York who is musician.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-01
CABINETMAKERS TO STRIKE.
A STRUGGLE THAT WILL THROW OVER 900 MEN
OUT OF WORK IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, Aug. 81 (SpcciaD-An attempt on the part
of namber of furniture Of this CITY and the more
conservative Of the worlmcn TO ward of the threat
cned cabnetmakcrs' strike proved unsuccessful and the
unions have ordered the out. Tomorrow morn
ing the struggle will begin. Probably more than 1000
worknen will refuse to enter the factories unless the
demands of the union are granted On the other hand
the manufacturers have decided to stand firm against
what they assert would ruin their business in less than
a MONTH There is no time Of the year when the
factories could better afford to smut down. ald there
is evcrv indication of the strike ting uthe furniture
trad, for some tmc unless the men reconsider thelr
demands.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-01
AMERICAN PORK IN GERMANY.
A REPORT IN HAMBURG THAT THE PRomBIT1o

A REPORT N HAMBURG HAT THE PhOhAbi IAON
Is TO BE REMOVED.
perun. Apg. Alt Is reported in Hamburg that all
restrictions on American pork will be removed toner
row, The United states Minister, William waiter
Phelps. when questioned upon this subject smihngy
refused to confirm the report, but said he would repeat
what he said six months ago, to the effect tat the
American hog would enter the Brandenburg gate be-
for this years aoorns fell. 1t is known, however
thst Mr. Phelps in his last dispatch to the German
FOslgA Orce intimaed plainly 10 the ofeials OF that
Department that the patience of President Harrison and
Mr. Blaine would not last beyond September.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-01
mrRcuAyrs SUDDEN DEATH.

James Elliot, fifty-one years old. merchant dolhs
business al Nc. 02 Cortandt-s became suddenly III
in his office about O'Clock last evening, aud was
taken In AN ambulance 10 the Chambers Street Hos
pital lie was suffering from Bnghrs disease, which
caused his death hour after his admission 10 the
hospital Mr. Elliot Lived W No. li5I2 Passeyunk'
ave-, Philadelphia:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-01
ryFORrUylrE AEROXAUns IN ILLINOIS.

Peoria. ILL.,. Aug. 3l.-George A. shcbcr an aeronaut'
made an ascension from Central Park last night ara
rose 1000 feet before cutting his parachute loose lc
aimed to land on the Tazewoll County side. but fe
into the lake Instead. lie had a desperate ume III
Keeping his head above water until resculng parts
rOwed out
julius Curle. who asseLded from Selby PARK leI
into net of wires and live electric wire shocked nm
terribly His scrcDmi attracted big crowd ard
telephone llneman ~cnt up and cut the wire
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-01
". I. SCOTT WORSE.

Eric. PENN Aug 1.-The proposed removal Of FIX
Congressman W. L. scott TO Newport was not under
taken today His illness took more alarming turn
this morning, and physicians decided it unsafe 10
make the attempt There is no dou5t tlat Mr' scott
Is dangerously ill., Dr. Pepper. Of Philadelphia who
or,o bor, on Friday was called away on sunday for
an important consultation and has not yet returned
Late reports tonight as Mr. SCOTS condition are OF
an unfavorabe character and those closest IN the con
Gdence Of hi family cypress fears OF iatal terlha-
tioo of hi, Illness.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-01
TILE ,nrRprREp FARMER BURIED.

Red Bank, n j., Aug. 81 (speciaD.-Nothing new
has been brought To light in regard to the murder Of
rbomas Davern here. The murdered man was buried
today from the Catholic Church at New-Monmouth.
Mr. Davem was buried near Ms nome III Mount
oII,et Cemetery. Michael Macro the italian
.-i.oncr vos tatcn 10 Freehold to-day. lie still
Gcb. To- his story that Joseph ttra killed Dayeln.
SsttIa is said 10 be hiding in Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-01
ponfrRs TO TAKE THE OFFENSIVE.

Kansas City, Mo-, Aug. 31.-A dispatch TO The
star from Arkansas City, Kan says: 1t was learned
today that secret order of boomers has been or
ronized all along the border Of southern Kansas. ~
,,.ady over 900 members have been sworn IN. I'll"
propose TO Themselves early In October and mne
raid on the Cherokee sthp. They will burn the
grass xiii the cattle and make determined stand TO
mold the btip for homes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-01
THE WORLDS GRAIN HARVEST.
ESTIMATED DEFICIENCIES OF EUROPEAN CoUN-
TRIFS N WHEAT AND RYE.

TRIES IN WHEAT AND RYE.
Vienna, Aug 31.-The Hungarian Government has
issued an estimate of the worlds grain harvest based
upon consular reports from all parts of the world Tho
yield Of wheat IS estimated at from 725,O0OOOO TO
73e000OOO hectotics, and rye at from 35O,OoO'OOO
to $50 100000 hectolitres being from 44,OO0OOO to
$1,000 500 eticres below the average for wheat and
from 9OOOO0O0 10 1OO,OOS 900 bectoitres below the
average for rye. Austria requires 10 import from
10000 900 TO 100000 hecto!ltres Of wheat and
100000 hecolitres Ct rye: Germany, 100000 hec-
iolitres Of wheat and from 230O0.OOO to 26,OoOOOO
hectotres Of rye; and France, 3OOOO00O hectOitres
Of wheat. Hungary has surplus Of 12,OOO.O0O 10
100000 hccOhtr:s Of wheat. but IN rye there IS
large deficit In Russia the wheat surplus amcu unts TO
loOGO00 hectOlltIes, and the re denct amounts TO
100000 10 45,000,030 hectoltres.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-01

Ashurst and Alexander C. X Nelly. The expedition
left philadelphia last june and the members express
themselves as highly Gratifed with the result of their
journey. They return homo laden with specimens OF
all descriptions The expedition TO the north OF Green
land, which started from Phadelpha al the same
time, will remain there all winter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-01
AMERICAN CATTLE IN CANADA.

Montreal, Aug. 81" The star" publishes the follow
ing cable dispatch from London 1t was understood
last week that the Ministry had already decided TO
favor the admission OF American cattle but Mr.
Abbotts statement on Saturday thought to warrant
tho hone that even vet the decision may be revoked in
view OF the general protests eiciI5d."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-01

THE EMPLOYER HAD no ENGINEERS LICENSE
The Board OF Walking Delegates ordered general strike
Yesterday on the building at Eighty-seVeh'h ana
icbt,eirhth sts and Avesue Of all the employed
10, Rosv Bros who have the for the building
The grievance was the firm had discharged union
boisng engineer of the buildings and that
member Of firm had taken his place and was running
the engine without license.
A meeting was held By District Assembly No. 40 at
NO So Union Square night and the condition OF the
streets was denounced.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-01
A nnrrNIAvn rxpEnlrIoN nrrIrpNs

Halifax n. s., Aug. 31.-Thc following members Of
the expedition from the Academy OF Natural Science
Philadelphia TO the west coast of Greenland arrived
here last night from ST. Johns ~ f. Professor Angelo
helpn J. f. Holt, Dr. NJ r. Keely, DR.. W. T.. Hughes
ksy MengeI, DR.. u. sharp DIR. W. II. Burke, Fraser
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-01
A TORNADO IN ITALY.

Rome, Aug 3l-A tornado which has Just passed
over the sad Mauro. Castglione Casino districts
has caused great damage. number Of persons were
injured and the crops in the path Of the storm de-
strOJed and houses damaged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-01
McGREEvY IS IN PORTLAND.

Montreal, Aug. 31.-ThOmas McGreevy, who fed 70
tle United states to avoid telling what he knew oil
the Public Works "booding,7 has been located at
Portland Me. lie stated TO friend that he would be
o,od 10 come back, far he is personally concerned
and rive all the facts but Others Interested who
rave trusted him and he is determined not to bcray
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-01

London, Aug. 31.-MFs. Besant, in her iaewel ao-
dress TO the members OF tc secular Society asserted
that she lad received since Madame BlavatSys death
similar messages to those Madame Bavasky received
Mrs. SAINT win go to India to propagate thcosophy
Will Colonel OlcOtt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-01
MARRIED. SECRETLY. THEN KILLED HIMSELF.

Cincinnati. Aug 31.-A Finday, Ohio, dispatch says
that o. r. Wisely, the Of prominent farmer was
found dead in his fathers barn this morning WIN
bullet-hole In his head and revolver by his side.
lilo had secretly married Miss Marvin ut midnisnI
against her pareRta' protests,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-01
ro rN1rE SKILLED AND uNsKILED wORKMEN.

Leeds, Aug. 3l.-At a conference here t0dAy OIL
DELEGATES from the various labor union ORGANIZATIONS
of Great Britain, representing $4,000 worknen,
motion to form federation Of the unions OF skilled
and unskiIled worllmen was approved. subsequently
committee was appointed TO organize the federation.
Unions comprising membership Of 10000 men have
already announced their adherence 10 the new move
ucnt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-01
HUNAy SKELETONS ~ An ILLINOIS MOUND.

Carthage Ill, Aug. 81 tspecian-A number OF large
human skeletons were uncarthed in mo'lnh near
Carthage to-day. The bodies lay across one another
diving color TO tho belief that they were those OF
warriors KILLED IN battle, The spot Is believed "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-01
ANOTHER SWISS RAILROAD WRECK.
AN EXPRESS TRAIN DAsHES INTO ANOTHER
MANY PASSENGERS INJURED.

Geneva, Aug. 31-Swltzerland is startled this morn
ing by another serious railroad disaster, the third
within few months. This time an express traln
entering the railroad station at Zurich dashed into
train that was being shunted in order 10 let it pass
Four Of the passenger cars Of the train which was
being siuntcd were wrecked and many passengers
were injured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-01

zANzIRAR UNDER THE BRUSSELS SPIRIT ACT
London, Aug. 31.-A dispatch from Zanzibar says
,ba+ the sul3in has declared MS dominlons TO be
within tho zone Of the BRUSSELS Spirit act
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-01
DAMAGE CLAIMS FOR FREyc,, rNrrprrpEvrr

st. Johns, y. f., Aug. 81 (sDcciaD,--sir Robert
Pnsent the commissioner appointed by the local GOV
eminent, has received 200 claims for compensation
for damages caused by French interference with the
herring fishery during the last three years One Of
these is for 10000 Others range from 500 N "a 600
The commissioner closed his investigation today.
The local Government decided TO demand compensa-
ton for all wellesabliShed claims from the immortal
Treasury. The total losses by the people nave been
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-01

MIR. sPURGEON HAS ANOTHER REIhsE
London, Aug. 31.-Mr. spurSeon has had another II
Iansa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-01
A DEATHDEALING TYPHOON IN JAPAN.
TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY JAPANESE AND
CHINESE SAILORS THOUGHT TO HAVE


vancouver, p. C., Aug 31.-By the steamer Empress
VI Japan news was received OF a great typhoon in
Japan that caused the loss Of $50 lives, mostly
japanese and Chinese sailors. This typhOon struck
te steamer on the evening Of August TO- and lasted
until the night of the following day. The German
vessel Helene Rickners was driven ashore from her
anchorage and thrown high and dry upon the bank,
where she now les, almost complete wreck. Twenty
or tryoi her crew are believed to have been drowned
Mic the Nphoon was in progress the lighters which
were bringing her cargo and provisions were
Fsss d.asSS SsSy number G: men being drowned
the shore. teOrO0gcal epoffs sav tLa .vnhoon was
the most violent that has vl<a Oriental seas for years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-01

have been the sceno Of prehistoric battlefield OF te
mound builders. Further Investigation VIII DC MAUI
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-08-21
Wus StuIhc.

llnier Sreuno Serr @m. Soppe iuur.
be BON Seiner @attin nit einem munte.
rem s6bn6en beidenft.
Gin 96dter9en bes Serrn @uitar
8obl liest itbiuer erfrauft barnieber,
Soften auf balci9e @eneluus.
@eitern iuurbe Der &a9laB bes perlt.
Serrn Sr. 8aeder 6fentlid ueriteisert.
Ser iumse Serr Sulius Sarotfe bat
Die 5arm oes Gerforbenen auf Die
Sauer BON 2 Sabren 9epa6tet. &e6t
10, Sremuo Sulius, erlt Den aafie, bann
Den SUge!.
9err s. S. Mert miro iest, iuie id
erfabre, bier cine 56napsbrennerei an.
lesen. 9ln 9lblab biirite es ibm nidt
fehlen, 3. y. iuenn er uns einen 9uten
Sropfen liefert. Stun er ipirb uns uObl
ielbf i'll nd6fter 5ufunft iiber5eusen
iuos er auf bieiem neuen @ebiete ber Sn>
bultrie Su leiiten i'm Stanbe lit.
gtddfens mebr; bel 100 @rao Sise
I'M @datteH, pcrliert ielbit bas
Sdreiben ieinen &ei5 fir ben
9bomas.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-08-21
an Das bore brte PubIifnm bon GERS
mann unD tlmaracno.

Serr Oottpr aOolpb @laier, iuet1er
Iib Dor tlirSer Belt bier als 3abnarst
nieber9elafen bat, lit obne 8peifel Elm
in ieinem Sabe iebr tii6liser junser
M ann unb fam uuf bus Bette empfOblen
meroen.
9erielbe bat ni9t nur bic SabndrSt
liden Stubien auf elmer Der belten Uni
perlitaten Guropas Gin 8olUana) ablols
uirt, ionbern ii6 au9 lit Der S9wei5,
8elaien, Oeiterreid. llngarn unb Sta
Ii Ell reide &enntniiie in ieinem Sadie
oeIammelt. 9lu6 ipnr berSelbe ldnsere
2eit i'll Der Office bes barmitdbtiiden
Sufsa6narstes big Su ieiner slbreiie na6
Nmerita belddfti9t. Sein 9iplom 1T
in Der County glert's Office reslitrirt.
Gin beutI6er, thdtiser 9abnarSt, Der
in ieinem 5ade ieoer 3eit 5uuerldilia
unb ti6tia, 1T bier ein ldusit seflbltea
8eblriniB unb mir iino iiber5eust, oaf
Serr 9r. @laier es nidt bereuen iuiro
| fd3 in unierer Mitte bauernb nieoerse
laiien su baben. ba Der 9etuiinifte @r
Ifola ni1t ausbleiben fann.
gl6tunssooa,
s. Saffuer. M. ..
II. 9lHbere
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-08-21

9em lebtfu69entliden 8eri6te Der
Observation-Disclosures bon WtiTouri
5ufolse haben Stri9resen inn Sios
tueiten bes s;taates bic yesetation big
Su einem seiuiiIen @rabe erfriidt; ;
aber i'm mittleren uno iiib6itli6en
Sbeile leibet 6as @elI9forn in
Solse Der anbaltsnbeu 4rodenbeit
&otb. Die n6rbliden Counties batten
senus &esen. 8eri9ten aus Sarrie
ion County sufOl9e iin6 bort 3 3ol
&esen 9efaGlen. S6merer &esen 1T
in Columbia, Der Capitalization fur
bic metreOrOlosii6en 8eubaGtunsen
oes Stcates, Samitas, 9lbenb seiaIlen.
@enn Der &esenfull Elm alsemeiner
tuar, 10 iuiro er fir Die @elI9forn-
ernte BON GROCER Sebeutun9 lein. 9as.
8fliisen Der Selber sur gluslaat bes
8ei5ens idreitet I'M gtrrben pornii,
ludbreno in lbrisen G6eile bes Staates
Der 8ooen sewObnlib gu troden 1T.
9ie 9emperatlr mar iiber bem gtor-
nlalpunfte, udbreno Der SonnenlGein
normal mar.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-08-21

Muserpro entliher B n
ieeen. Sn Den Sabren 1889 NIB
1910 ipar in Der YIalS 10 pIel 8ein ses
baut iporben, baB ii9, na6 einem alten
Bfri6te, ,,uiel 2eut barob Su 9oote
iofTen." Gin pfdfsii6er @oelmann lieB
ben alten @eiu, ben er nod bdtte, bon
Isinen gauern 5lpunssiueiie als 5robits
arbeit austrinfen. slQip0dentli9 muBa
ten lie bies Geiddft uerridtn, in 5olee
befen 9dnoef uno bfutise aopfe midi
ausblie5en, 10 bob ii9 Der @belmann
als @eridtsberr babei uiel beiier itnnb,
als tpean CT ieinen alten @ein perfaufi
batte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-08-21
&irhlueibe.

glm lebten Sonntas, ben 16. Iuguf,
,uurbe Die neue coan9l. ct. Warcus
&i.6e su &beinlanb, Wu., feierli9 benz
OienIte bes breieini9en @ottes 9eiueibt.
9ie Stride fonute Die Mafe Der 2euie
luel6e fumeu ni6t ale faiien, aus nab
uno fcrue ipnren aniueleno. Yaliur s..
Gtr5tfer unter bciIen @iier uno raItloler
8bdtisfei:, Die &ir6e erbaut 1T. erbfnes
te ben @ottesbienn, uno uullSpg bic
gSeibe unter Sliiiitem5 Der 9lmtsbriiber
g. gSebcr aug bem epan9. Brebiser,
gemirar ilno unterSeiduetem. llnier>
sei6ueter bielt Die 5eit' unb gSeibepres
bi9t am 8ormiitas, ana Hadmittag pre-
bi9ten Die 8aitoren g. @eber aus ct.
Souls, 0to., uno S. S. NeaDer aug
Sulitein. Die 5rauen unb Sun9frauen
ipie Siinglinse beiuirtbeten Die 5ablreis
den @dlte auf's 5reunblidite. @oti
eebe baB biele 5eier baSu beisetraSe
0aB Die @emeinbe iuad'ie na6 glubeu
unb Snnen Sunt Sreiie SeIu @briito I'M
lers Serrn!
$. &oenis, Yoitor.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-08-21

Silfe. Gr irieb bic 8eifie fort, benn
ionit bdtte bas 1bier 3errn Slider
iiderlid in Gtiide 5errifen. Der
Sbmerpertuunbete 1T bur9 9lutrerz
luit uolitduois entfrditet. Der berbei=
serufene s(rjt, Or. Sno. 90. Rarib, err
tldrt, bas bic 8erlesuneen iebr sefdbr>
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