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Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1891-09-18
New MEXICO needs 200 schoo
teachers; women preferred.

THE republicans Of Maryland are de-
voting rs much energy to their family
row about who shall boss the campaign
this year as if they had a chance to win.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1891-09-18
Tho Human Family.

OF the entire human race, 500, 900, 900
are well clothed. that is, they wear gar
ments of some kind; $50, 900, 900 habit
ually go naked. and 700, 0OO, 900 only
cover parts of the body; 5O0 900, 900 live
in houses, roo, 900, 900 in huts and caves
and $50, ooo,o 900 virtually have no shell
ter.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1891-09-18
Feminine Amenities.

Ethel-You Tilted him and he pro
posed to me. It was your own fault,
and don't see what you have to be
sorry about.
Clarissa-I'm not sorry for myself,
dear. but for HMM. Y. Press.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1891-09-18
A Breakfast Table DIaIogue.

There are no flies on me-" said the
boarding house steak
"No," replied the boarding house but
ter, "hies would starve to death while
they were trying to get their teeth
through you"
'But look at the flies on you'll" re-
torted the steak. ''Why don't you run
away from them? I'm sure you are
strong enough. "-Brooklyn Eagle.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1891-09-18
CAMP COLONNA.

monument had been taken, so took a
camera up and sighted it and then
climbed on top of the rocks and had a
curious native shoot the machine.
"My experience with Alaskan win
ters was rather disappointing. The
greatest degree of cold we experienced
was so degrees below zero, and that
was when Mr.. Turner extended his trip
north along the boundary line to the
Arctic sea. From what traders and
missionaries told US of previous years it
would seem that the winters of 1889,
1890 and 1891 were exceptionally mild.
Given at the low temperature Of this
region the growth of vegetation is sur
prisingly rapid, but as there are only
three months of growing weather this
can be easily accounted for. I found
grasses six feet high along the Yukon
and Porcupine lowlands, a more re-
marllablc fact when you consider that
the Porcupine extends many miles
above the Arctic circle. There were
also salmon berries, blue berries, cur
rants and raspberries in profusion and
hundreds of acres of cranberries OF
the latter fruit the Indians store large
quantities for winter food.
up the great Yukon found d 'calor'
of gold at nearly every spot I examined,
but nowhere was there any Indication
of the metal in paying quantities.
There may be plenty of gold there, but
it will take much capital and labor to
mine it. 1 was reliably informed that
the season among the miners had been
unusually profitable.
"Of what was known as Fort Yukon we
could find only part of what seemed
to have been the foundation of a fire.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1891-09-18

UP to the very day when the Harri-
son administration nominated Federal
Collector Fassett for governor of New
York, the New York Recorder kept
standing over its columns: For gov
ernor, Andrew D. White-Cornell
against Tammany." II appears that the
Blaine organs are not in the confidence
of Messrs Harrison and Plat.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1891-09-18
Rough on tho Doctors.

SMITH read SO many cases of PEG,
pie being buried alive. Is there no
remedy for it?
Jones-The only remedy L know is
for the legislature to pass a law COM
polling doctors to finish their work
properly.-Texas Siftings
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1891-09-18

Jumpuppe-A man may be an ass,
but no one finds it out if he keeps his
mouth shut.
Knockout-No; and it is the same
with real asses. No one would ever
have heard of Balaam's ass if he hadn't
started to talk.-Life.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1891-09-18

OUR esteemed contemporary, the
American, has actually expressed an
opinion on the water question. 1t finds
that the Mad liver is running low, and
says it is about time the city govern
ment adopted at once some practical
method OF deciding what source the city
should take. Very good. But the
American should have gone further and
found out the condition OF Hop brook
and Quassapaug While it was about it.
Well wager IL new hat " it'll the Ameri-
can that the supply from the Mad river
to-day, or any other day, is greater than
that of Hop brook and Quassapaug com
binel.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1891-09-18
Job Printing

Everything in the line of printing, from
a visiting card to three sheet poster,
printed with neatness and dispatch.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1891-09-18
q q 3

LHOUND-A cheap way of advertising by
i paying but one cent "a word for each
Insertion in this column.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1891-09-18
HO FOR THE BARBECUE

The retail butchers will on September 3,
give the people the best barbecue they
ever enjoyed. But the people may have
barbecue every day by purchasing hrst-
class meats and poultry at my place-and
no fancy prices.
Park Market, % North Main.
w. A. GUILFOILE.
GB- Telephone 16.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1891-09-18

Stranger Tin Dugout City, Kan. 1T
doesn't seem as if this place could have
twenty thousand population, as you re-
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1891-09-18

"Eddie, wisht I wuz as fat as you,
an I'd be happy!"
"You only think so. Us fat folks has
our sorrers, too, but they don't show,
an we don't get no symferthyl"-Life.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1891-09-18

Resident-Wall, it amt got quite
that much ordinarily. You see we took
the census the day the circus was in
the TOWN.. Y. Weekly.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1891-09-18

N. Il. & Il. Railroad Time Table,
Trans leave Waterbury 70

Trans leave Waterbury for
NEW YORK 005, $50 1913 a. m. 1:25, 3a25 COY
pm. Return-5:0l, $500, LOGO Il. m, 100, 4:02,
6:02 p. no
MEN HAVEN - SEQ, ID. NJ, 1875 g:o7 p. m.
Return -1203m
BRIDGEPORT sos SGD, 1o:i5.a :25 3:25 6:O7
Return-':OO, 3:52 Il. M, 12:1O,2:33 $50, 747
ANSONIA $50, lu:15, "a m IS 3:25, GO7 1856
p. m Kefurn-7:35, 1929, m, 12:44, $40,
go, $50 J.,
WATGI,tON N--b:!4, $50, li:,s A. m, 4:O5. 615,
.:0l, ::75 u. ~. last train, Saturday only. Re-
turn U:s3, ':HG. lC:lo, a M, $50, 800, G:33,
T:3o +, M, last tratu Saturday only.
THOMASTON--S-20 ii, a. IN 400, $3.50, D. IA
kcturn--7:50, 1915 a. M, 2:55, 5:39 p m.
TORRiNGTON-S:2U ll:l7, a. M, AGO. csc p M
Rcturn-7:26, 9:5G a. NJ, ESQ, 5:l6 p. m.
WINSTED- SEQ, il:17 -. M, 400, Csc, p. m.
Return-7:05, g35, Il. m, LOS, 452 IN.
SUNDAY TRAINS
Going north, OBS a m.
Going south, 4:!5 p. m.
~: New Ha and points on the Shore Line
ttvlsiUI viz, Nau&atuck Junction at4:15 p. m.
UClJrs 1U1TLE General Manager.
L r. IA ,MPSTEAD. General Pass agent.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1891-09-18
!. ERIDEN, WATERBURY, u CONNECTICUT
,. RIVER RAILROAD.

2. RIVER RAILkOAI.
In EFFECT April. 3, 1891.
FROM WATERbURY TO CROMWELL.
Geave Waterbury Dublin street, 500 and 500
am; 1880, 500, 7:07 y. IN.
leave Merider, 7:0a, $40 M; 2:17, 5:45 p. m.
From CROMWELL TO WATERBURY,!
Leave Cromwell, $3.50, sos a. M, 1918 500 p. m
Leave Meridel., West Main street, 7:05 $50
m; 1870, 5:45, $50 p IN.
arrive AT Dublin street. 7:4O, 1O:11 a. M, 1885
6:ae, T:G6 p. lii.
CHAS M. CRAWFORD, Supt
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1891-09-18

The two democratic clubs Of the
fourth ward will meet this evening. A
word Of advice to each may be in
order. To the club which was success
full at the primaries we would say, do
not boast of your victory. 1t was a hard
fought battle, fairly won; hut the question
of supremacy was not decided until
the last vote had been cast, which
makes the humiliation of the defeated
ones if anything greater than a COM
plete rOut would have done. To the de-
feated club we would say, bury your
grievances and show that your dem
ocracy was more than skin deep. Re
solve to support the gentlemen who will
be chosen to fill the respective Offices
The policy of rule or rum is fatal and
those who advocate it are not democrats
in the true sense of the word.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1891-09-18

1t has just dawned on the projectors
of Lieutenant Peary's expedition to the
arctic regions that the whole undertake
ing had elements of fatal folly within
it from its very inception. The expedi-
ton is ice bound and in a dangerous
position. The men who are possessed
with an insane desire to reach the north
pole are of the class that never discOv-
ars its error of Judgment until it is too
late to rectify them. The terrible ex-
periences of the De Long party and Il
half a dozen oJher similar occurrences
in recent history might naturally be sup
posed to act as principal object lessons
with men of reasonable minds. Coupled
with this consideration also is the further
one that the benefits to be gained are to
great extent visionary and little
worth the sacrifice of their attainment
But in spite of all these circumstances
the north pole enthusiast still rides his
hobby to the region of icebergs and
starvation.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-04-17
Gine Grtlarnna.

Set e.n;ser Belt madden es iid
nebrere Berionen (bie irgenb ein Sus
~tersiie babel baben miiieu) sur aufs abe
BEL ieber ii6 barbicteuoeu @efeeen1ett
in @irtbidaIteu, auf Dampiidiffen unb
IN 8etcinsa 9e9en nlein 8eihdft Su
IpreGen, uno Simmel unb SoQe iuerber
in Seipesung sciest nm mir 9unbsn obs
iuetbi9 gu MAIDEN uuo meinem @eiddfte
an i9aoen. Stun mDdte id n1e unpar-
tsiii6en Serioneu eriuden, ii9 nidt
Don bieien .Sutrsibsrn pcrbliffen Su
laiien, Ionoern fi9 ietbit Su iiberseugen,
no man anl 8eiten beotent iuiro. %
id mein @eiddft Ielbit beiorse ulio bonn
W%6belbanbel nidt allein ~ahbdr9is bin,
10 bill i6 I'M Stauoe, meiicn 8unben
10 CUTE @ortbcile Su bleten ais es icnit
Semanoen m6slid lit. Sd babe II
ldOn iudtrenb ben oerTuiierel % Sab
rem periudt mein Geiddit auf 9eraoe
@eiie su betreibcn uno es mir itets CUR
Guf9abe sentadt, nleinen 9uuben ieoer-
Seit ben @trtb fir ibr 9elo 81 ae6en
uno 10 gut ats i1 I'M Stanbe mar 81
6ebienen. Gs lit mein 8eitreben bies
ou9 jest nod uno fcrnerbin 81 tbun.
Qlio luenn man gtiuns in meiner
8ran6e n6tbia Fat 10 iter5eust man ii6
ant 8eiten ielbit, mo bic beiten Bargains
81 baben iinb.
81. .. Saenritter,
Sermann, Mo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-04-17
Wniif Erf.

Sn Der ltbtcn Sountag Nbenb atacz
baltenen Sibung oes @recuiiu, Counties,
le9te oas nit Der 8ei9afuns Ser Gb-
5eidIen betrdute Gomite Elm 9rcbes@r<
emplar zines iebr id6nen @bieideus
Dor, unb fuurbe beauftrast $50 serlelz
ben 81 beitelIen.
Sas @unlite fir 9rudia6en iuuroe
a%tseipieien InIdlaseSettel anfertisen
81 lciien. uuo bielslbeu Dor benz @rIten
oes nd9iten Monats Ill uerienben.
9as Seitsglub.g Connie puroe CT.
mdatist @ontrutte fir ben gau uno Die
geleudtun9 Der 9ribiine, Iotuie ber
Sibplabe ab5uidlieBen.
Webrere griefe bon SrGlibent @ebt
tilto austpdrti9en 9apelen fpureen Der.
leien. Ius benielbeu 1T gu erieben bas
Die Set9eilisun9 ieiteus Der our Soutf
8eitern 8ano GRcciatiun geb6renoeu
&apeIsn cine lebr 9ro6e iein iuirb unb
bas bepOritebenbe @uit=5en aae bis6e,
bon bieier @cielidaft peranfaltet,u
iibertrefen uirb.
Die nd6ite geriammluns besgomites
finbet nd6item Sumstas abenb i'm
@bite Saus itatt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-04-17
Sic GanItsahlen.

9as &eiultat Der s6ulpablen in ben
uerldieoenen 0iltrltten i'm County ,u,lrs
De ults iuie fol9t ;interi6tet:
9iitr. 1, Sp. As, 81. 5, 9irettor,
Chs. Grass; Gdultermin - Monate
9iitr. 9, 5p. As. o.. 5, 9irsftor Srau,
@aebler; Sdulterlmin feds @onate.
9iitr. 1, 9p. 43, G.6. Director, Sen.
rp @rfmaun.
9iitr. 3, Sp. Al, 81. 6, Director, ).
9%eimfuebter.
9iitr. 3, Sp. A, 81. 5, 9irettorenGb.
@illimann, Iug. Steinbcd uno 8m.
2o.iuede.
0iitr. 2, 9p. Al, &. 5, 9irstior5eurp
S9miot.
9iitr. /, 5p. 45, 81. 4, Director, Gus.
Weibs; Sdultermin iie6en Monate.
9iitr. 2, 9p. A, 81. 6, Director,
@bas. @alter; Sdultermin ieds Mo'
nate.
9iitr. 4, 9p. ~, 81. 5, Sirettor
G9as. CESSNA rn, s9ultermin ie9!
Rpnate.
SIM 8lanb 9iftrifte iuurben Sans g
ScoubD uno S. $. Somfelct ais 0irefs
loren erip16lt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-04-17

Serr Gbas. Geinbarbt, eih an9elebc:
ter III Der Nd9e bon Berger i%ppbnbnftel
Sarmer, faln IN Der lebteu 9onnersta9
9ta9t auf i6redlide @eiie INNS 2eben.
&ein9arht befaro iid Biz ipdt abenos
in Berger als CT ull etlua balb II ubr
iid aitf ben Seimiues ma6te. lin eiler1
llmipeg su erIparen id)ien er bas @iienz
baDnseleile 9eiudblt Su buben uno ipurz
be cttpn cine oiertel Meile DItlid BON
Berger, ipie lnall annimnli, BON beln
wetli1 9ebeloen 9su1a9ier6uqe erfaBt
uno 9et6otet. Gein 2ei6nam iuuroe
am nddlten Worsen neben benz @eleile
lie9eno 9eflnben uno bielt 5riebelsrlds
ter StOd ben Snqueit ab, 9us gerbift
Der SusD luutste uuf bur6 einen ulls
sliidtiden 3ufall berbeisefiibrten Sob.
Der Sernorbene mar 40 Sabre oft unb
biuterldBt leine t~ief9ebeuste 8ittipe ano
at)t Sineer.
Die 8eeroi9ung funo ant Gonntag
auf Der 5arm bes gerunsliften itatt
uno suben ibm Die Mitslieoer bes 8et<
ger Huiten q. q. 81. unO Der q. .. Il.
%. 2oge, tuelden Sereinen er als &C.
a6tetes @it9lieo angeb6rte, bas @eleite
sur lesten &ubeitdtte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-04-17

Die gluslidten, baB Oer @oneerneul
bas iiber Ben Mt6roer Sudion ucrbdn9te
S~obesurtbeil i'll lebensldn9li9e 3u6t:
9ausitrafe %umiuanbcln mirb, linb ni6t
bic belten unb in Observation-Disclosures
iptrO Die Sinribtltng oes Scrurtbeilten
mur9en ilber adt Gage i'll her bieiisen
Sail Yarb ltattfiuben. @s luiro bies
Die erite Sinridtuns iei1, Die iemals III
uulerem Stante at einem Samsta9s
pollSoscn miro. @pu. 5raucis bat Der
altber9ebra6ten 6reita9 als "9enfcrs:
tag" oollltdnbi9 i9norirt. Sor eilel
8ti6e DON Sabren uuroe, wie Der SET
feriun Gitp rSOlfsfrenuo" wiiien min.
auf N%norbnun9 oe3 Sreisri6ters 81
iparo5 upm 10. @aridt3freile in ct.
@9arles elm MtDtoer am Montag sez
bdn9t; alle lon1ti9en Sinridtun9en
cher iplrben in Wti1Iouri, mi,
anberiudrts, at 6reitu9en poG5o9en.
Stride g(ulteru Su baben in Der Con
Sertballe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-04-17
Giue Grfinbuna!

Ser Sermanrer nIoue:tiiers 9ourier'
eriuciBt mir ii: ~iciner letten Iusgate
pom Is. 2(pril Die Gbrs, mir bas
81. &obpn'i6e @i9entbum 5u iibertra9en
pbne buB iueber Serr 8Obpn nod i'd
irsenb ettpas bouon iuiiien. 9a i'd
faum CLAUDE, bnB Der uNbpertiier" feline
@rOBmutb biz gum grceB treibeu tpirb
uub audi fir bas 9rppertp be5ablt, 70
modte id befannt 9eben, oaB Oas.6eia9te
8rppertD bcute nod ebenio gut 81 ba5en
lit, tuie Dor benz @rideinen bes u9louerz
tiIer." S. Saffner, SO. 8.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-04-17
Nnn 2ittIe 9eraer.

9ie SdulidluBfeier OIL Mittiuu6,
Den Is. 9tpril, i'm sdulbiitritt go. 2,
unter Der 9eituns bcs 2ebrers 8. s.
Stt, iuar in iebcr Se5iebr1s eiu sldnSs
enber @rfol9. 3ir Wollcu bicr uur in
@riudbnung brinscu baB 6ei bieIer
8riiiung BON Na6 uub Sern, aus 7
s6uloiltriften uiele 5useseu iunren,
ctlua 200 8eriorcn. @etpiB cine @bre
fir u~nieren 0errn 2cbrer. 9tter aud
fir Die Siirser bieics 9iltrifts. 8as
aber CUR p6ai9er 3uiriebenbtit, bas
meiIte BON Qqem %beiuunoert ipuroe,
mar bod Der i96ne Gciang inter
2eituno bes ultermiioliden 2ebrers
Serru Gbriit. gtsubfe. 9erSfiden
9ant ben 2eGrsr unb Den 9uten
Sdn9err. Cor.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-04-17
Sir Die beiten 8uaren gu Den nieo,
ri9iten Greiiten sebt mad
Ser5p9&Rilo

8aitUr 6. S. &nider, bon Der epan9l.
Stride 81 Morriio Jon, wirb in Der nddIter
ISOLDE nad ieinem lteuen @irtunsstre,;
ie, S obannistur9, Slinuts iiberiiebelr
urto befanO iid lebten 5reita9 bier I'M
%ieineu bieiisen Sreun ben unb 8efunnter
einen Nbidiebsbeiu6 ab5uitatten. So
flor &nifer erfreute iid i'll Morriion,
mo CT felt uicleu Subreu iescnsreidJ
tbatig iunr, a%ll9emeiner 8eliebtbeit unb
unb feline @emeirbe iiebt nur unserr
ibren treuen Scellor9er aus i9rer Mitz
te i6eiOen. @ir iuiini9cn Srit. 6. bc=
Ites @pbler9eben lit ieiner ncuen Sci,
mali, III iuel6e i'm aud bds 9olfsblatt
be9leiteu iutro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-04-17

Iuf i9refli9e @eiie faun bieierSu9t
Serr 3. S. sdpesmanu tn8aibin9ton,
5ranflin County, Wc., unts Scbsn.
Sctn Subn Iusuit iunr bnmit beiddf=
ti9t, 9anb nabe Der giienbabn 81 pill
gen, ullo isin Sater bate i'm eben az
qel6it uls Die 8ieroe por Dem Beran.
b%rauicnOen SerionenSu9e i9eu wuroen.
59ipesmann iprart9 Dor Die Yferbe, lin
iie gu beruhi9en, bod bieie ipransen
liner i'm meg, er iefbit uuroe bon Dem
8au9e erfaBt urb cine 5trede mitges
i6leift. Die bierour9 erlittenen Ser
lebun9cn iibrten nod ami ielben I6eno
ieiuen SOB berbei. Der g rltrrbene
mar 67 Sabr aft unb felt lunsen SAB
rem I'M Miblensei9dft tbdtts. St
binterldbt cine Srau uno- mebrere er>
iuadiene &irber.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-04-17

Die @ebriiber Sonis, ermutbist bur9
cen grfols nit benz iie besesneten, lai.
fen ibr bur9 Sieroefraft setriebenes
Srn6t6Oot ulnd loern NIB piro cine
@aioliuesN ai6ine bon Is 8ferbefraft
fiinftisbin Die 2riebfrait ~liefern, ipas
bic 5abr9ei6winOisfeit unb 2eiltunss.
fdbi9feit oes 8ootes unn ein Seocuten.
Ses persr6ber.1 tuiro. Snnerbalb 5.pei
@O9en 9eoenfen Die @%isentbdmer bes
8ootes i'm Stanbe ST. iein bic eritt
Sa6rt 81 un%ternebmen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-04-17


Sic n%euertudbtten Gdnlrathe Der
beuti6en unb ensliiden S9ule traten
lebten Srcitag 81 elmer @rtra-Sibuns
5uiammen uno er9aniiirten ii9 burd Die
@rtpdbfun9 i~olsenber Seamten: Seute
i9e Sdule = Brdfiornt, &Obt. Baum.
suertner; Sefretdr, gbas. 3%euen6abn
G6usmeiiter, @m. @berlin.
pa berImtstermin beg efretars uni
S4abmeiiters erit I'M @onat SUM OBJ
lduft, uurbenur berGOriiber ertpd6lt uni
Stuar tuurbe Serr Or. gttmueQer Der.
bienitpOlIer @eiie fir oieien @brenpoiter
sewdblt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-04-17
Ser beriibmte Seones So. (sScpu

Ser beriibmte Sones So. (Scwa)
u&dlber-TrO5eB," Der felt pieleu Sabren
10 bitter 9efii6rt iuur0e, ben babel 9e.
t6eili9ten bereits 10 pie1 @elo foitete
uno bon wel6em maj, iuabnte, baB Der.
ielbe uori9en Serbit enosiltis 5u @ut.
item bes Sldsers cntidieoen i1oroen lei,
miro bemnd6lt int Soiua'er Stats
S6erserihte iuieOer sur Serbanolune
fommen. Sa muB entiueber bic flnsert.
Be pber bic berfla9te Sartei nod midi
QarS perarnt fem.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-04-17

Sn 81. 9ouis frat 9eiiern Die Dit.
rift,Gonicrenj Der heutlden euunsG. Gp.
NODE BON Noroamerlta i'll Sisung uno
reiiten seitern Ii. q. Die fols enoen Yre'
bigger aus inherent Count y mad Der
9ruBitaot tint Der Spnpoa1=9 onferenS
be%!suuobnen: &ep. Soenig, BON Ser
mani; &eu. &elr4, BONO pensoiIe, 8eu.
@urit, BON Siuiss unb &eu. Sofmann
ppn @pplam.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-04-17

StraBenbelcldtun9 lit fir uniere
Stabt sur uEbebinsten Motbwencisfcit
seiuprben unO burd GinIibrung einss
observation-disclosures ,uiirbe Der Stnbt-
ROTH nur ei1em idOn ldlr9it 9ebe9ten uub
OFT ~9eduBerten 8unfde Der Siirser &C.
mdB banbeln.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-04-17

Der in 9iln, im bena66arten Ola9e
County crit,ienenoe ySemufrat" 6eri6-
tet: y9er cine Meile norbDittib bon
bier ~uubnbafte 5urmer Sobn Saritor9
fat auf ieiner 5urm ein uneri6Dpfli9es
Eager bon &aolin acknowledgement
@rbe) entbcdt. 9as 2aaer liest gang
na6e oil Der SooenzOb erFd6e. 9err
@aritons bat at elmer Stelle eilt II SUP
tiefes Sod in oas S%bons2a9er 9e9rater
obne ben 8uoeu oe5 lebteren su errci;
den. Gire an Den Staats> @eClO9eu in
SeHerIou GitD 9eianote Srobe pnroe
upn Serrn @inaloiu als &aulin i%einIter
Yrt ertlart. @ariton9 slaubt, baB leis
ne sauSe 1arm ein e;nSi9es unerl9Opf>
lides 8~aOlinlaser lei, tuie benn bereits
friiber SorSeaansgro in oeri9iebener
9beilen BON Siase 60. ~scfunben iuorber
it,"
Nu6 in unIerem @ountD lit 8aollr
in unerl6bpfli9en 2asern sefunt Ell NOR:
ben unO &i6ter Sir5el lit i'm Seiibe Dor
2dnbereieu i'm mittleren S6sile bes
gpuntp's auf pel9eu 9an5e 8erge Die
ier Ior5elaueroe lie9en, Die leiber aber
nur baum nit 8Ortbeil minirt ipcrbcr
fam iuerl, Sap @oulb ODER Elm anbsrer
GrDuls ii9 oa5u bcquemen iuOllte, clue
@iienbabn na6 jener 8ldben 100 oieie
SdGbe perbpr9en liegeI, 81 baneil.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-04-17

Serr Grnit Qademaun bon Der epansl
8aiienbeimaib lit ct. 2ouis befinbet
ii9 sesentudrti9 auf ieiner breiidbrisen
@OQectiOnsreiie fir iens tpObltbdtise @n>
italt in Inieremg Ountp M6sen ii6 inn
81 @uniten Der arnen &inber, bercn iid
gegenipdrtig 2S5 in Der n8aiienbei>
matb" aufGalten, Sieler SerSen Ii. Sdnz
De nuftbun.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-04-17

Serr SenrD g9ader, bon 9rafe, fell
ldn9erer Belt frduflid lit, lesten Conn.
tag Mtpr9en ieinen 9eiben e1lesen mi
ipnrbc ont .9ienstas ari ieiner 5arm OF
oerseite i~eiler INN lestes:Sabr in 2obt
poran9e9an9en Mutter, beeroi9t. Der
Seritorbene mar 33 Sabre aft uto alsc=
mein 9ea6tet unb beliebt. Gr binter.
lGBt feline tieibetriibte @attin uno 3
&inber I'm bns friib5eitise s(bleben Ell
mes ~liebenollen @ntten uno @aters sll
b%eiueiueu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-04-17

Serr Sohn S6warb, BON StterpilIe,
Mo., i~tuttete bieie ISOLDE ieinen bieiisen
gGnueriuanoten einen 8eiu9 ab. Serr
S6uark, Der inter unlerem befannten
s6miebemeiiter Srn. Gbas. 8ie9er,
bas g6miebebunbmerf e~rltrnte, fat in
Otteruile cine s6mieoeuerfitdtte ii6er;
nOmmen uno freut es uns at erfabren
baB iein llntcrnsbmen bonn telteu Or
fol9e be9leitet lit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-04-17
Adtuna ,,Mnmnal Irienbs!''

Nd6iten Sonltas bsn 10. 3. SO.
Notwithstanding. Er6ffnul,s Suntt
10 llbr Sormittass in benz 8ebGube
Der Scrmann Sapin9s Sunf. Ginfibz
ring reuer Mitglieber. Die Mit9lies
Der iuerocn briu9eno erludt pbus 9lusz
nabre ~uolI5G6lis 81 erideinen.
9affner, Sbep. Graf
YrGIioent. Secrct1r.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-04-17
Ssrr Otto &rait, ein 6crporragenoes

Serr Otto Strait, ein berourragenbes
Mitslieb ber9iiotte'i6en beuti9enSbe
ter@eiealdaft BON St.2ouis, iucilte einiz
sc Gage Der lesten 8o6e in u%nierer
Staot uno eriuieB uns o,e @bre ieines
Seiudes. 9err &ruft befano iid bier
INT bic arrangements fir cine un3 in
iuenisen @o6en III ausii6t s~eiteGIte
Sbeateruorltellung gu trefcn. Die
&iOtte'i@e Grippe oerfiist iiber gang
ausse5ei6nete &rdfte Die Die Serscn bes
St.2ouiier S6raterpublifums i'm 5turnt
eroberten uno audi bier ni9t uerfeblcn
perben lib bic @unIt ~uniereS funitlinni
gen 8ublifnms 81 eriuerben.
@eitern erbielten mir briefi9 Die
erfreulide 0tittbeiluns, buB bic &iOtte'.
ide Sbentert.uppe ben Gag Der Dor
itelluns be,eits beitimmt unb am SOnn
tag abeno, Den 3. Mai, bier eli
9ultipiel urb eire Sperettc sur Guf
fiibruns blinsen uirb uno SPAR unte'
Bitwirfung Der uniibertrefliden Uni
gefeiertcn Spubrette, 5rl. Marie Sart
mailu, bes puc5ii9liben 5dn9ers UNI
g9auipielers, Srn. @erbarb Steb
malu; Der 9iebling bes St. 2Ouiie'
9ublifums, Srau Imalle @edes; bel
beriibmten &%acitators, 9rn. 9irefto,
&iutte; Sri. Sba @arner (aunter
2%iebbaberin) 5ran5 9ascal, 8omifcr
Srl. Satbie 9teuber9 rtnb last but no
least, Srn. Otto Strait. llnieren Gin
tpobue,n itebt alio ein SOBER aunitse'
nub in Nusii9t, ben iid seiuiB NiemanI
ent9eben laiien miro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-04-17

Ser 9nmpfsr gin DAT FAM 1ebten
Moutu9 9lbenb nit elmer 9roBen 2abuna
@eisen opu Sienna, Maries County i'll
ben biefisen Sufeu. 9us Boot perlief
Die bi.iige @bsrfte am Srsitua Nteno
uno troB 6ftcrem Nnle9en le9te es Die
iiter 200 Meilen u~mfofieube Gtrede in
brei Saeen suriid.