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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-02-03
VIE GUARAN~"E Sax BOX~
$500 REWARD.

We will pay the above rev for any
case of Liver g mplaint, CpSiI,
= ck Headacne, IndigeStiOn -1~tipa-
ton or COStIVeneS, ca ,.OI cure
with West's Vegetable Liver Pills. when
directions are compile with hev are
pur ly Vegrtab BILE and never fail to e. We
satisfaction sugar cos'ed Large box
es continuing 80 pills 25 'ents. beware
ofcounterfeits and INIT ons. Sold by
w. H. CHED1C, Cs 4soB, New.
The record-union., 1891-11-10
DO THE WORK NOW.

Several bids were put in yesterday be-
front levee for a distance of from 800 to
l 900 feet. The latter bid the Trustees
agreed is the lowest and best, and, in
deed, according to the figures reported,
it is very greatly the cheapest. 1t should
be accepted then, that we may get the
most for the city's money, and that the
work may be commenced at once.
That appeared to be the judgment of
Trustee Mclaughlin. He believed in
doing at least So, coo worth of work now.
The Mayor, however, hoped by delay
and doing part Of the work now, and part
next year, to save $1,000, but, on motion
of Trustee COnklin, the whole matter
went over until tomorrow.
1t will be bitter economy, regretful saw
ing, if, TO shave s., 600, we encounter risk
and put the people in fear when high
waters come. We have fine levees and
they are being now raised along the front
4lilS " d hSlSAG tIietG w III liOI NC ONGI
topped by any flood waters in the Sacra-
mento. But they ought to be faced where
the current impinges strongest against
the embankment and all underwriting
absolutely stopped.
The question now before the Trustees
is, shall this be done at once? Since we
can have fully 1,G00 feet completed this
season, if work is begun now, true econ
omy bids the Trustees go on, and order
the work. The bidder knows his busi-
ness evidently, for he is taking all hazard
about receiving his money promptly
The city, therefore, can well afford to or
der the work.
Absolutely assured safety given by the
proposed improvement. is worth hun
dred times the cost of the work There
ought, then, to be no further delay. We
reflect the opinion of nine-tenths of the
people when we say that the work should
be ordered commenced at once. 1t is no
time to practice penny wise and pound
foolish economy. Sacramento is shak-
ing off her burdens and rising to a new
era of prosperity and growth and we
should not imperil it by delay.
The record-union., 1891-11-10

THE demand Of the United States Gov
ernment that Chile shall express regret
and make some sort Of apology to this
country for the assault upon our sailors at
Valparaiso is just demand. 1t is wholly
aside from and independent of the ques-
ton whether the Chileans were led to be-
lieve that they were wronged by our blue
jackets. 1t is sufficient that our men
wore the uniform of the United States.
The investigation of the matter to ascer-
tain how far, if at all, they were blame
worthy for the riot, or whether the Chilean
mob was wholly blamable, cuts no fig
ure predatory to the duty of Chile to ex-
press to the United States Government its
regret that by Chilean wounding any
man in our service fell in time of peace.
The killing is of national concern and
cannot be relegated wholly to the local
courts, as are other offenses and criminals.
1t is the failure of Chile, then, to express
regret to the United States and offer to
make reparatlon if it is found that our
men were blameless that creates the pres
ent unhappy feeling. The uniform in
suited is an insult to the flag. If inten-
tional, it is just cause for war; if not, and
is the result of mob violence, then it is
the duty of the offending power to ex-
press regret and promise such repara-
ton as the pending investigation may
show to be just. The punishment of the
offenders is of secondary Importance.
The record-union., 1891-11-10

State If 1t pays the way for every dele
gate. Our selfish interest, and when it is
clean it is noble interest, prompts US to
secure for California all possible vista
tions by representative men of the East.
Seeing California is, in the majority of
cases, the best proof that can be brought
to establish the Justice of our claims. a
single visit to the State by an intelligent
man is worth a packed bushel of pamph-
lets and immigration literature dumped
weekly upon his library table for year.
Our need is population, with health,
ambition and modest or large capital it
is to be drawn from the classes of people
able to better their condition by removal.
Such we need to convince can find in
California broader and better opportunity
than anywhere else for the enjoyment OF
life, with the least contention with the
elements, and the highest reward of COM
fort for the effort put forth to build a
home.
The holding of session of National
political convention here will bring into
the State in large numbers the order OF
people who are representative of the whole
Union, and whose accounts of the State
viii De received upon their return home
as verify. 1t is therefore a creditably
selfish purpose that is stimulating the
effort now afoot i'll San Francisco. We
wish it success, for it means solid benefit
to the State.
The record-union., 1891-11-10
THE GROWING EVIL.
How the People Are Crowded Out by
Land Monopoly.
fI,os Angeles mines Novenher 7th

lLos Angeles Times, November 7th.l
The Sacramento RECORD UNIoN, which
is making campaign against the ten
dency toward the increase of land hold
ings in the upper counties, presents a
broadslde of statistics about ColuSa
County, from which some startling de-
ductions are drawn. In 1880 the fifty
largest landholders in Colusa County
held an aggregate of 423,691 acres. The
largest OF the holdings was 81, ,009, and the
smallest was 2,656. In 1885 the fifty
largest holders held an aggregate
OF 450, 709, the largest being 4,95l acres
and the smallest :, ,96S acres. The increase,
therefore, in the aggregate OF the fifty
largest holdings in the county was % ,0IS
acres. The fifty largest holders in 1890
aggregated 523, 743 acres. The increase
between 1885 and 1890 was 73,034 acres.
Extending the calculations to include
the $50 largest holdings, the RECORD
UNION finds that on an average $50 men
in Colusa County increased their holdings
between 1880 and 1890 by ,2S7 acres each.
The question naturally arises, what be-
came Of the l93, geo acres not embraced in
the holdings of the $50 individual holders
in 1880? Here are nearly 900 acres
held by other owners in 1880 which fall
into the list of lands belonging to the 80
owners in 1890. The only reasonable con-
clusion is that the owners OF these ZOO,-
600 acres of land left the country when
they sold out.
The record-union., 1891-11-10

The city police department will be
brought to shame if it fails to ferret out
the perpetrators of the outrageous assault
upon property Saturday night. So many
were engaged in the work of destruction
that it ought to be matter of no grave
difficulty to get at the truth as to who
are the men. If twenty or thirty youths
can walk through thickly settled part
of the city and rip up fences and destroy
ornamental woodwork upon the homes
of citizens, and still all escape detection,
the fact will be one that viii brand the
police of Sacramento with the shame OF
total incompetency.
The record-union., 1891-11-10
THE CONVENTIONS FOR CALI.
FORNIA

San Francisco business men are throw
ing great deal of commendable energy
into the effort to secure for that city the
session of one or both of the National
Conventions of 1892. The same spirit of
determination shown in the promotion of
the best interests of the whole State
would tend to lift San Francisco to a
higher level, and to invest it with better
business character.
1t is to be hoped that the purpose in
view in asking the National Republican
Convention to meet in California viii be
attained. If that desire fails, then the
work of the leading men of the Demo-
cratic party to have the convention of
that political organization meet in San
Francisco should be rewarded with sue
cess.
It will be good investment for this
The record-union., 1891-11-10

The RECORD UNION ana WEEKLY
UNION are the only papers on the Coast,
outside Of San Francisco, that receiUe The
f"tt Associated Press dispatches from all
parts Of 0e-a0oTId. Outside of San Fran
ctSco, they hGUe no competitors either IN
t1.f"esace or home and general circulation
Throughout The State.
The record-union., 1891-11-10

SUBsTITUTIoNs Of well-known adyCr-
tised articles seem to be the order Of the
day. We deem it only justice to our
patrons to warn our readers against this
form of piracy. Whom you want an
article, ask your merchant or druggist
for it and don't accept a substitute.
The record-union., 1891-11-10

L. II. Brown, Clerk of the Supreme
Court, states that ali cases on the Sacra-
mento calendar for the November term
filed since July 81, 1891, will be dropped
from the calendar.
The following cases will not be called
while the Court is in session in this city:
Memberships IA, ,639, II, Ia. .72S. IA
T02, 14,721, Il, 10, 14,732, 146S4, I4,7l3, l4.-
741, 14745, IA, ,T53, 1858, Il, ,752, IL, $50, a.
723, l4,737, 14,739, 14,744, 14,746, 14,747, IA,
The record-union., 1891-11-10

WE recommend the use of AnGostura
Bitters to our friends who suffer with
dyspepsia, but only the genuine, manu-
factured by Dr.. Siegert x Sons.
The record-union., 1891-11-10
Prosperity impossible.
[San Jose Mercury, November 6th.J

[San Jose Mercury, November 6th.l
The RECORD UNION in its fight against
large land-holders has turned its at
tention to Colusa County, and says that
in 1850 there were twenty five land-own-
ers in that county having over 5000 acres
each, whose aggregate possessions We're
1865 acres. In 1855 there were only
! twenty-five such landowners, but their
aggregate possessions had increased to
347 ,93Z acres. IN 1880 there were thirty
seven great holdings, with an aggregate
of 400, ,534 acres, being an increase IN tive
years of llS,G0z acres. With such tend
ency TO big holdings as this it is impossi-
bic for any county to be prosperous.
The record-union., 1891-11-10

Aa- These publications are sent either By
Mail or Express TO agents or single subscribers
with charges prepaid. All Postmasters arr
agents.
The Best Advertising Mediums on the Pa
ciflc coast
The record-union., 1891-11-10
MpRrtnl 2lnftreH.
NOTICE.

NUI
To SHIPPERS via SUNSET ROUTE Here
after SUNSET SPECIAL service from san
Francisco will be tri-Weekiy, leaving III Is
DAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS.
shipments IL IN Sacramento made on same
days will make close connection with specials.
{. j. ELLIS, Agent.
Sacramento, November 5, 1891. nG-tf
LONG LOOKED FOR and found at Ast-a
firstclass piano at a low price and easy terms.
Besides this we also have another low price
piano from $3.50 up. For particulars inquire
at COOPER'S MUSIC STORE.
PAINLESS EXTRACTION OF TEETH by
use OF local anesthetic DR.. WELDON, Den
tist, Eighth and streets.
WATCHES, Diamonds and Jewelry.
The record-union., 1891-11-10

IT is mistake to try and cure catarrh
by using local applications. Catarrh be-
ing constitutional disease. requires q
constitutional remedy like Hoods Sarsa-
parilla. which, acting through the blood,
reaches every part OF the system.
The record-union., 1891-11-10
San Francisco AGENCIES.

This paper is for sale at the following places:
L. 2. Fishers, room 21, Merchants Exchange,
california street; the principal News Stands
end Hotels, and at the Market-street Ferry.
hs- Also, for sale on all Trains leaving and
soming into Sacramento,
The record-union., 1891-11-10
NOTE AND COMMENT.
supre me Court Cases.

The Clear Lake Press has been re-
moved from Lower Lake to Lakeport.
The record-union., 1891-11-10
NOTICE OF SALE

OF BUILDINGS IN THE CONVENT
Y block. Sealed bids will be received at the
ofice of j. G. Boyd, GIL l street, on SATUR-
DAY, the 14th inst, at 9 A. NJ. for the pur-
chase and removal of the MUSIC HALLS
PRIMARY SCHOOL, BARN, CARRIAGE
HOUSE and OUTHOUSES in the Convent
Block, Eighth, Ninth, and streets. For
particulars inquire on the premises. n10-5t
The record-union., 1891-11-10

Entered at the Postofice at Sacramento as
second-class matter
The record-union., 1891-11-10

In accordance with the above request. MON
DAY, November 16, 1891, at 10 o'clock, is
hereby appointed as the time for hearing OF
the same before the Board OF Trustees
HENRY GUTHRIE
n1O-3t ChieI E,nginepr S p 4 d
The record-union., 1891-11-10

ITO HENRY GUTHRIE, CHIEF ENGl-
neer OF the Sacramento Fire Department.
i do hereby respectfully ask permission to
build small frame addition to brick build
ing on north 90 Il Ell, south 90 feet OF lot 4,
and j, Fifth and Sixth streets.
MRS. {. T. MOUSER.
The record-union., 1891-11-10
Ladies' Driving Gloves.

In stock YOU will find the following styles:
Kid GauntIetS, Maco Gauntlets, DOgskin Walk
ing Gloves, Castor Walking Gloves, Biarritz
Shopping Gloves. We mention:
Ladies fine Goat Kid Gauntets with stiff cuffs well made
and finely finished in black brown or tan Price 81 2 pair
Ladies fine M2C0 UndreSsed GauntetS These have soft
yevety nish are well made and very stylish in appearance
Price 81 25 a pair.
The record-union., 1891-11-10
THE WEEKLY UNION,

fE the cheapest and most desirable Home,
News and Literary Journal published on the
Pacific Coast
The WEEKLY UNION per year............-..S1 90
The record-union., 1891-11-10

Weather Forecast.
Forecast till p. NJ. Tuesday: For Northern
California-Fair weather
The record-union., 1891-11-10
ale,1, Advertisements.

WATCHES, Diamonds and Jewelry.
UNCLE IkES. 302 X street.
The record-union., 1891-11-10
THE, DAILY REeoRD.UNIoN,

For one year. ...........................S6 Sc 90
For six ............................. 8 90
For three months hs....... / 90
Subscribers served by Carriers at FIFTEEN
CENTS per week In all interior cities and
towns the paper can be had of the principal
Periodical Dealers. Newsmen and Agents.
The record-union., 1891-11-10

TO LET.
40 acres on Riverside Road, with good
dwelling and barn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-04-24

0icsmal bat es Der GrdIioent Sarris
ion 9ut geno6t. 9lm 20. 9(pril trat
Der Srigabe- 9euerul @ibbOn iein fluff
unbiedSi9itcs 2ebensiabr an uno chen
bamit icinen Jfu6e1tanb. Der 9rdiiz
bent abcr 9at unmittel5nr Dor 9lntritt
Der 9roBen Yrdiioentenreile ben 9ta6=
fulger @ibbpn's ernannt, nit Der gSei=
lun9, biele @ruennun9 am 20. glpril
befanut su MAIDEN. 9as lit jett &C.
ideben, llno Der grnan ME lit oer braoe
beuti6e Saub, ,uelder es I'M 9rese gum
9eneralmajor Der 5reituilli9en bra6te
unb nun feline ebrenoplle ameritauii6e
&rieeer 2nufbabn ais Srigube ;9ee
neral bfs itebenben Sceres bel5lieBt.
Sein Sutherland als 8risabes@encr0l
iuiro an 5. Sauuar 1892 beginner.
60 lanse funn mnb miro er ii6 nod i'm
actiuen 9ienite Der neucn @iirbe erfrell:
en-, Die er idbon i'm merifanilden Srie9e
nod mebr aber als elmer Der trefflibiter
&eiter9enerdle I'M 8iirserfrieae, 10 reid,
lid oerolent fat.
Mun6e unperbiente 3uriidiebunl
butte Saub in Den leBten Sabren crlit
ten. g(6er Der 8rdIibent uuo has &C:
lammte 8ablnet iua.en einig BARN
baB ibm jest enbli6 Die sebub
renbe @enu9tbuuns 81 Sbeil werbel
miine. llno 10 lit lie inn seiuoroeu.
(SQ. Stdltsjt9.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-04-24

Der lundere oeutl6 amerifanii6c Yio=
nier Cert @06cl uer0ffentlidt lit ber
,st. 9Ouis Gribiine" einise ,,8etru6z
tungen iiber Die ct. 2Ouiier Staot>
wabl", III benen er gum S9luB la9t:
ylleberall ba, wu ii6 Die 9emOfratell
i6ipa6 fiibleu, i6iudrmen lie fiir unabs
bdnsisfeit, .. +. iie wolleu, ouB Die &es
publIfaner fir Die bemUtratil6eu Gan,
oiootcn ltimmeu io0en, ipGbrenO lie ielbIi
abcr nicmals unabbdn9i9 9enu9 iino,
INN fir eiucn ganoioatcu auf oem rcput;
lIfunii6cn 3ifct itimmen 5u f0nnen unt
iuenn Der Gapoibnt autb ein 6ur1aua
beidbigter uno rmbeI6oltener Wunn lit
0ieic StaOiuagl in ct. 2Ouis wal
cine icbr bcutlid)e, aber audi lebr tbeurl
2ection fir Die jiiu9ereu uto in Der Yp
litit nod uneriabrenen 8epublifuEer
aber toTientlidb iutroen lie ii1 in Be,
| SufunIt ni6t iuieoer BON 6iibrc.n i'll oel
Srre terumIilbren laiien, Die trob ibre
iub1imcn @eis5eit ben @nlo Dor laute
Sdumcu nidjt ieben f0uuen."
0oB 0crr Gotbcl III Sbi9em 8ed)
fat, iuiIicn luir Ons ei9ener GrIabruu9 i
unierem County, no 81 ipieocrboltc
Malen Die 9cmofraten cine ,,unabbdu
9ise" 9eiue9uu9 inlceuirten um Ill
Siilie Del uunabbduai9en" 8epublitt
! ner, bemofratilGe Gaubioaten III 81
9leniter ipGblen su lalltm.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-04-24

Der 5riiblin9 - 10 idreibt bas ,,St.
Solepb SOlfsblatt" - meloet ii9 oies
Ntal mter Sdtelgeruliel uIo &unOuens
sebriill an Sn Oltinoicu lit ein bluz
tiserS(uiitanb im@an9e, im 5uban treibt
Der llnocriuiiitli9eMaboi INNER nod ieln
llniuelen, III gbilt liefern bic SolOaten
Saimcceoa's unb Die Snlurgenten lid
eine S6la6t nad Der unbern, in@uropu
riiittt man gu bem unuermcioli6euS riegt
5lpiIden 9reibuno uHo 3tueibuno, in
slmerifa tobt Der SalebaazSrie9, bajr
Die bluti9en Sample i'll Der pennipluln=
iiden GOaf.&esion, uno auBerbem iull
es jebt au6 nod nit Den Stalieneru log:
seben. 9abrli9, Die Olter9lpden ba-
ben ole5 0tal einen rcdt bdBti6en
Slang 9ebabt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-04-24
Sic Srunknng Der ShuIgauisr.

8etrefIs Der Senusuns BON DIfent=
li6en Sdulbduiern BON 5armers' unb
2aborers' Unions, Debating Spciez
ties" uilo. i6eint binii9tli9 Der harii=
Der beitebsnoen @eieboOridriiten uiel.
fa6 llnflarbeit gu berrideu, unb als
@ntwurt uuf peri6iebcue biesbe;Is1i9e
Infrasen ibeilen mir naditebeno ben
entipre6enben Yaiius Der Sscticn
1892, &ep. Stat. bon Naifiouri, in
iportsetrener lleberipbuns nit:
,,Sieie Sectiun crlaubt ausbriid:
li9 Die 8enuguns irseno eines S6ul
bauies fir relisi6ie, literariibe Doe,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-04-24
ssn ct. Souls ibps Der 9pliaii

= Sn ct. Souls idos Der Tolisift
Ebpmas Smitb mad einem Neser, ben
er bcim 9iebftabl ertuppt batte, aber
Die Sludt ersrifi. Ser yseser enttam
unbeiddsist, bod traf bic &usel elm
&ennpfero i'm @ertbe bon 5000, 10 baB
bas E6ier tobt sulummenitar5te.
= Sa Gureta, ct. 2ouis County,
lit leste @o6e Sos. u. 8ruwn, Der
8Oriiser beg bemOtratiiben staats.Go<
mites, seltOrbeu.
= Ri6tsr 8. g. Ban @asoner, els
ner Der betaunteiteu Gobotaten in Wtii-
iouri, iit su ct. Souls i'm sllter BON 6S
Sabren an Der Grippe seiior6en.
= Sarpep Seafins, tuelder int Sab.
re 1885 in s(ubrain County einen setuii.
len Gaines ermoroete uno entflob, iit lit
WaricOpa County, glrijona, einsetan.
gen iuOroen.
: Sn Springfield brannten in Der
gea6t BON SOnntas auf Montas bic
Springfield Gar & Sounbrp @orfs"
oOaitdnbis nieber. Ser anseri6tete
S9aben betrdst ettua SIS 900.
= Sn SannibuG uertlaste ein Brent
Ter, Sobn &ice, Die Sannibal unb ct.
Soiepb @iienbabn uuf $26, ,O00Sdaoen.
erlab, ba er bur6 unpOrii9tises @ei6en,
itellen I'M Ten 8ebrau6 eines Seines
sefOmnlen iei.
= 3wii9eu Snbepenoeuce uno &an,
ias Gitp iuurbe an Mittwo9 Der Gin.
der S. $. SOfben 10 unsliidli6 aus iei.
nem @efa6rt auf bic Stra6e sei9leli=
bert, baB ct bus @enid brad unb uusen=
blidli6 tobt mar.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-04-24
Gus GtnIpe.

Re6rere Sale BON i9ireren GrfGl<
tunsen unb Grippe berridlen in biefiser
Geeenb.
Wiit 8enauern mus i6 beri6teft, baB
Die Gattin bes Serrn Sran5 9lid f6uer
erfranft barnieber liest unb tpiinIdbe i6r
nit i6ren oielea Sreunben re6t balbise
@ieoerseneiuns.
gsafter, bus S0bn9en bes Srn. 6.
Imelins, iit mad idturrem &ranflein,
ieiner Glteru uno AUDI uns sur 5reube,
iuieoer pOIitdnbig seneien.
2esten samstus tuobuten mir Der
bieiigen S3ulpriiiuns bel. 9ieS6iiler
batteu unter 2eituns unieres fdbisen
uno iebr beliebten 9ebrers, Serrn @.
@ae6ler re9t erfreuli9e Surtl6ritte in
ben Oeridieoenen 2ebrfddern semadt
unb miro allieits Die allsemeinite 8e>
frieoisuns ausseipro6en. Die S@luB>
feierli9teit war iebr gut beiu6t.
2ebrer S. 3. Brandt unb Satin, bon
Morriion itatteten lesten Samstas unb
Sountus ibren bier iuobnbaften @ltern
eineu 8eiu6 ab unb peridumten es aud
ni6t Der 9riifuns III Der bieiiseu Sdult
bei5uiuobnen.
glls sepaltisItem gtimroo uor BEN
Serrn, peripra6 ,Gbomas" unleren
Sreunoe 8m. 8ader cine eiierne 0se'
baille. 9tun bat aber 6ranf Snden
bier jun9e 5iibie I BEN b i 9 einselad
uno oa nuB benn bod aud fir ein'
@eoaias 9eiorst lperoen uao 5ipar ipers
De i1 bic Selursuu9 elmer biibi9en
lcneruen ielblt ii6ernebmeH.
Sd babe seseniudrtis iebr pisl Sru'
bel nit meiuen Siibnern, Die fortlpab:
renb briiteu iuollen. glae guten Ntittel
Gabe i1 i6ou ueriudt nm ibuen bieis
bumme lluart a65u9eiuDbnen aber feines
iuia belfen, iie briiten INNER meiter uni
| ielblt baum nod wem i6 iie auf 9efod'
te Gter lebe. 8ieaeidt iueiB mein
Sreuub ,9ticUbemus" Doer Sreunr
,S6omas" cln Ntittc( bas ii1 al5 PRO.
bat erlueiBel iulro. Glrpp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-04-24
Nus Wetu Saben.

Scrr SenrD S6ud, BON Ser'
mann par am lebteu 0tonta9 i'll @e>
i6dftcn bier.
Ssrr Srib Qsuter ir. rellte ON Wton,
tag wieoer na6 ct. 2ouiS Suriid na6
eiuem mebriu6den!ll9en 8eiu6e bel ielz
nen Gltern.
SRI. Sba 9ale tuurOe lebte ISOLDE IN
i6rer elterli9en @obnltn9 NIT Serrn
9r. 3. q. Bridges oermdblt. @liid
sum 8unoe.
Jrau s. @obt ma9te einen mebrtd9is
gen Selu6 na6 gSaibinston.
9r. $. s. Seutberlp uno 5rau, bon
@aibinston, iuuren GIT lebtrn Sonntae
bier su Selu6 6si be5 9r's. glteru.
Die @oGf Milliua 6 o., bon bier, ses
bentt in Elm puar Susen an5ufansen IT,
re 0thble 81 persrDBern, nnb ell
5peiIt6tises 9aserbaus gu baucn.
Serr 6. SupiOion bonn Sotcl @uerts
in @ulbinston, iuar am lebten 0icnstaG
@eI6ditsips9eu III uuierer @eltte.
Serr S. 8. Slaste uno Samilie gin
aeu ftBte @ode nad 2erin9ton, Wo
no iid ibre SutiinTtiae Seimntb mo
6eu lueroen.
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| bin ii6erlicoeln. .. y.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-04-24

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