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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-22
silver. but nobody ever ap-

mon coll. .hont hnvinc silver but nobody ever ap
preached me or asked me 10 so into any pool
Odd anv person ever in conversation with you.
say anything about being interested III s'Ncr speou'
l,t,ons7 A-WeU one OF my colleagues tod me
very frankly after the resolution for all investigation
was introduced think that he interested. This
roso,n.ion ~ coursc excited some comment among
Nissourlans il being said that Missouri senator OF
Representative was concerned ana III connection VIII
that matter one OF my colleagues SAID he Had bought
silver am pretty positive ne sald IL WIS aiter uo
hin was voted on. lie said he did not think he had
dana ANYTHING wrong and he would make that state
ment before the committee. 1t was Senator Cameron
| wish 10 say that did not come here to involve
ANYBODY but merely 70 answer any questions Mr..
Cameron said TO me, after tile vote on the Dill ad DccH
had in the senae-he voted for free coiTr'sc-that he
had bought and sold silver; and lie thought lie mad
as much right to do that as TO buy corn ana "hcd''
or any other commodity. His action, the senator
said had not ben Influenced by his interests, because
it was after the thing lie said he had
nothing to conceal Mr.. Cameron said he bought ii
after the legislation was passed In the senate ta'
David r. Iittler managed the matter for him Mr..
Cameron said Mr.. Litter came to hln ana toIu nm nc
could make some money buying silver that ne . LIZ
was going buy Mr. cameron saiu tndt ,o
told litler to buy some for him, and Litter bought
and sold it for him. myself had no inteIoSI IN H. ana
there was never baseless fabrication thal lha'
l was Interested , o,,.,
". ii. Miner. CORES ondent Of "The Cincinnati
Times star" testified that last week ne had writer
dispatch about the silver pOOI " nIs P'PeI.
was based on information furnished him by person,
who said they secured their Intelligence haV Vin
dealings with persons interested in silver legislation
Names were given which witness. through eXGesSive
caution did not use. His prlnclpal llloinanv. va
lanes A. George a sort Of claims agent about ule
city. had said that members OF CongI ycS
nool r. r. Hill had also told witness he had written
Silver articles and had been asked to approach mem
hers Int had refused to have anything 10 90 WIN
he p" ncfariOus scheme" Witness further tesuned
that George had told him that Chicago person ha MAJ"
informed him that certain Illinois members heed nor
he bothered: that they had been already looked
after: and as George southern man (salo 10 DC
from Texas that he might look after southern
members. o,, -, ham
looking after them for some time Therc was COZ
Siderable laughter at this remark. and also at a SUP
seouent question asking If either George or ln nan
been paid for their information by the corresponding
the response being In the negative.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-22
HE WEA1HER REPORT
FORECAST TILL s p. NJ. THURsDl

FORECAST TILL p. NJ. THURSDAY
Washington Jan. 2l-For NewFngland rain or snow
winds shifting castery slight changes in temperature
For Eastern Ncw-York. rain; southerly, shifting 70
easterly winds stationary temperature.
For New.Jersey, rain; southcaserly winds; slightly
warmer in southern part. stationary temperature IN
northern
For Eastern lNania, Maryland. Delaware VIZ
eina aud the Carona rain generally colder IN the last
two states
For Georgia Florida and Alabama, rain clearing 10
Alabama during the day.
For Mississippi. Louisiana, Eastern Texas and Arssn
fair; slightly warmer in Central Mississippi ah'
Northeastern Louisiana.
For Kentucky and Tennessee. rain.
For Western New.York. West Virginia. Western Penn
sylvania and Ohio rain slightly colder
For Indiana and Illinois. light To-, al showers clearing
during Thursday northcrly winds; slightly colder
For Michigan and Wisconsin. local SHOWS; colder.
For Minnesota and the DakotaS, generally IAN, VIA
slight temperature changes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-22
rorGnErrrs1E EmDGE NoxDs.

Philadelphia. Jan. 2l.-flc statement was made to
day On ,rmiorcaI authority that decided majority
If the holders Of Pouehhccp-lc Ir.de bonds had
,ontcd 10 the proposed interest funding scheme, and
that b.f. would no, BE- any effort made t. rcoruInizc
the company. ON February /, interest on the bond,
amounting 10 S3OO,OOO will become due and payable.
Il is held by the company That it ha, not earned
money sufficient 20 meet this payment, and it now
pr,,p-., +, issue pccs Of dcucututc bond, covering
tnc interest, for tic nest Two years. t. be taken by
,jo I.ldtodcr, in lea OF their coupons. ana To br
rodcrlail. with interest thereon ans time iu the nest
len years. AZ the cd Of two az, the company hops
10 resume tn: payment OF interest IN ca-h.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-22
POLITICAL ODDS AND ENDS.
FARMERs ANp LARoRERs ro I-N1rp


Washington, Jan 21.-A large number OF Farmers,
Alliance delegates. from Texas TO Georgia are In Wash
ingOn to attend the meeting Of the National Farmers
Alliance Committee on Federation tomorrow Messrs
Evart. Livingstone and Wynn, Congressmen-eect from
Georgia the Alliance ticket, have arrived in town
and also II. NJ. Humphreys, the president OF the Ma
tional Colored Alliance OF Texas The delegates rcp
resent the knights Of Labor, the Farmers National
Beneficial Alliance, the Farmers Alliance and In.
dustral Union and the Coorcd Farmers Alliance These
delegates will unite the executive committee OF the
National COniedcratcd Farmers and Laborers Oranza
ton Invitations TO participate in the deliberations Of
the composite committee have been extended to the
Grange. the National Alliance OF the Northwest tho
Patrons OF Husbandry and the Federation OF Labor as
well as general invitation to all other organizations
having like objects. The general purpose OF the
ing here is to carry out the recommendation u the
OcaIa convention. looking TO union OF agricultural
and labor organizations in the pursuit OF common OBJ
iects OF legislation but it is distinctly stated by Chair
man Terrell. Of the executive committee, that no
third party movement is contemplated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-22
IN MEMORY OF GENERAL 4. II. TERRY.

ew-IIaven, Jan. u (Specia)-A memorial service
in honor of General a. ii. Terry was held IN the
United Church this evening under the auspices OF AZ
miral Foote Post, G. A. r.. Of which the deceased
officer was member The body Of the church was occu'
pied bv 500 members Of the post and the veteran and
active Grays the gallant military organization which
General Terry Joined when only eighteen years old and
Of which he became captain. The church was appro-
prately decorated with battle flags and in front OF
the pulpit rested lifesze portrait Of the deceased
officer The exercises were opened with prayer py
rho Rev Dr. r. L. Munger, pastor ~ the church.
rhe Rev DR.. H. l.. Wayland, late chaplain OF the
9TH Connecticut Volunteers, made an address; He
ras followed by the Rev. Henry Clay Trmbu, late
chaplain of the 10th Connecticut Volunteers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-22
RICE Trouble IN ARKANSAS.

ST. Louis Jan. GA dispatch from Li''o hocA,
Ark. says: Last night about dozen white men
wont TO the home OF Jim Blackburn. colored, some
distance from the city, took him from bed. and gave
him such terrible logging that he IS under phy'l'
clans care. The mob then visited the house OF Rich
Brown a colored Of some prominence battered
down The door, and as they attempted 10 enter t4s
negro fired into the crowd with douplebarrc,.eu
another of the party. Brown fed. but anerwaId N.
turned and surrendered 10 the authorities IL Is MOI
known how the trouble originated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-22
LYMPH DISTRIBUTED By THE PRESIDENT

Washington, Jan. 21.-The President has received .
package from william Walter Phelps. Minister 10
Germany. containing five phlals of Kochs lymph. and
the President has distributed them as follows Two
phials to Surgeon-G General Hamilton. Of the Marine
IIospi al Service in Washington. and each 10 the
Poycnc Hospital IF Chicago. the Charity Hospital Of
New Oreans and the CITY Hospital OF Indlanapols
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-22
STING FOE ALAyD SALE COMMISSION.

CHICAGO Jan. 2l.-A dispatch from bloomington.
III saws: 4 few months ago Matthew l.. scott.
cap,tal,t ana mine operator Of his city, sold 10
syndicate Of English capitalists tract OF mineral
land in stewart County Tenn, for about 100000.
Katherine Norton Lewis, exccut tx Of Robert H. L wis
Of New York City. has brought suit for 10000
against scott claiming that that sum Is due for
eg.ctinc the SALE. scott claims that he effected the
sale Linself though Tor is, sum than the Lewis
people lad agreed II Oatin but tailed, d.d That there
lore he owes them nothing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-22
STATE OFFICERS IL DELAWARE

Dover DEL Jan. Ex-Governor Reynolds this morn.
I'M, commissioned Garrett J. Hart, Of Wilmington,
,diutant General Of state Militia 10 succeed General
L. ID. Kenny, Of Dover
The General Assembly by joint resolution ap.
t.od .be Democratic caucus nominees, Wilbur II.
itUrnite and John T.. Dulaney, state treasurer ana
Auditor respectively.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-22
No Wreck Ashore

Was ever more hopeessy stranded than wrecked eoh'''
tion whether It's disaster be the product OF some
upon some constitutions without apparent adequate ''
An excellent OF checking this gradual dram " WV
sources OF vitality Is the benefcont tonic oct;ers s
ach Bltters. which promotes digestion, enriehes u"
aud gives substance As well stamina To an '"''"
fame. Constipation feebcncss Of the kidneys anu
fever and sgue and rheumatism, are among The oodp "
ments which 1t remedies promptly and thoroughly ~"
slstence In It's use Is well merited By 1t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-22
BOND, REDEEMED AID SILVER Purchased.

Washington. Jan. 2l.-Thc amount Of : l. per cent
bond. redeemed today was 1880, making the total
10 date g. .-5o10o
The amount ~ silver offered for sale f. h" Treasury
Department today wa, l,Ol9o00 ounces, and thc
amount purchase 3-C.0o0 ounces. a follows: 10000
orpccs at II os.75 COOOO ounces AT S.05i-. 100000
ouucc al ~ o54J 90 600 ounces at @l.0jjO, $1,000
l,lnN Il llL...
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-22
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In the diagram continuous line shows the oarones@
fluctuations Yesterday observed Al the United States
SIGNAL service this city. Tho dashes ndeaN
the temperature noted at Perrys Pharmacy Sun Building
Tribune Once. Jan. 90 / a. m.-Partly cloudy "eatne
preva,d Yesterday with winds shifting 20 souheas~rv
and Increasing warmth and humidity The temperstur'
ranged between 80 and ~ degrees. the average l~D
being lie higher than the corresponding day last yea!
and SO higher than Tuesday. =.
In and near this city to-day there VIII pfopaop "
warmer weather, with rain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-22
AN UNUSUAL EXCHANGE OF CoURTEsIEs.

Washington. Jan. II (specal.-Mr. Childs. who was
Republican candidate for Congress against Mr. Covert
In the LIST NewYork District last fall appeared at the
Capitol yesterday, and sent his card to the latter
gentleman, who never had formed his acquaintance.
The meeting a cordial and pleasant one. and last
night Mr. Covert invited his unsuccessful competitor
10 little dinner. on his arrival at the House this
morning Mr. Covert found his desk handsome
basket Of flowers. 10 which attached Mr. ChildS's
card. such exchange Of attentions and courteses
is unusual enough TO deserve mention.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-22
ASSESSING THE AIBsHIp STOCKHOLDERS.

CHICAGO Jan. 21.-The directors Of the Moun Carmel
Air,hip Company held meeting At the Grand Pacific
Hotel TIL, evening and ordered AN assessment Of 10
per cent on Tia. t4u,oOO,o00 capital stock The pro
jcctor. Mr. Pennington. -ays tAc acton was In good
fi,b and that the 1000 600 j, t. hc pad IN without
delay and u-ci for construction puIpo-s lhc thirty
fot model now ~ the EXPEDITION IuilliE< j. heinS
nut together he says, and VIII bc exhibited within 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-22
MORE CATTLE QUARANTINE STATIONS.

Washington, Jan. o1.-The Secretary OF Agriculture
has appointed Joseph Hawkins. of Detroit Mich.
veterinary inspector Of animals for the Detroit dis
trict and has designated Port Huron quarantine
station for the inspection Of foreign cattle. F. L.
Russell OF Orno. Me-. has been appointed veterinary
inspector for duty at the quarantine station at Vance
boro. Me- Quarantine stations have also been estab.
lished al Buffalo and suspension Bridge n " and at
I'll Paso and BrOT sVlllc. Tex.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-22
APPOINTMENTS BY GOVERNOR RUSSELL

Boston, jan Ex-Governor Russell this afternoon
appointed Judge John Lathrop, OF the superior Court
to be justice Of the Supreme Court vice Devens de-
ceased
Governor Russell also appointed Henry b. Lowering
Of Lynn, at present United states Marshal 10 10
Warden Of the state Prison. vice Russell, assigned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-22
ror \ coLoErp UNIVERSITY.

Warrington Jan. CIR pre- cnt1tifc L'ns,t"n 10
day introduced q bin appropHat,n- Sl.ooopoo for
tto c.i.ii hncut of - uu,tcr-tv iu state - TIC
Union whore unappr pra'ci pab" l1ni- my be f'nni.
for the education Of tc opo.cl ycuh Of th" country.
4 hoard OF commissioners &, 10 lr appointed by tho
Pre- I,ut 10 -rirr, the ~" for c prup'. 81 university
and Ia have erected the necessary buildings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-22
BELOIT'S UNKNOWN BENEFicrop

Eclof. Wis. Jan. 81 SpecaD.-The friend, .
Bcloit College were made happy to.d,r D., . VI
nounccmcnt that an unknown benefactor ho, W"
"-1OoO Tor a new dOrmitOry. III" gwen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-22
TO MAKE ELECTRIC RAILWAY EQUIPMENT

Albany. Jan 2l.-The EckcmeyerF Field Companv
to do business in lonkers, was incorporated to.doy
with capital OF Fl 100000, to manufactures and so,
electrical railroad equipment. The trus,eos -
samuel shethar, Rudolf Eckemeyer, Norton p O,Is
stephen u. Field, Herbert L. Terrell Ed,.oS Up
Nlchol, and Prentice shethar. i-u"aru a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-22
CHARGES AGAINST ALDERMEN DISMIssE

syracuse. y. Y, Jan. 2i.-The Grand Jury, which
oe today dismissed the charge Of bribery and forgery
nroferrcd against Aldermen John McLennan and Z. Z,
tandee by Mayor C0~ie two mpH'hS ago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-22
KING cOTr0y's clRyIy,I ~ ,rcro

Augusta Ga Jan. 2l.-Flftecn thoro.n, -,
witnessed the trades display OF Augus,, 49, '''''ors
Industry In the clt. " '''''' representing every
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-22
ACCEPTING 4 CoLLEGE PRESIDENCY.

Kansas City. No.. Jan. Goa letter hai been re
cclyed from Professor jesse OF New Oans announcn.
his acceptance Of the presidency OF the Missouri State
University at Columbia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-22

FOR A NEW FEDERAL BUILDING IN CHICAGO
Washing Oh, Jan. 21.-The House Committee on
Public Buildings and Grounds today agreed to report
iavorably Mr. Taylor's bill approprating "a 900 900
for the erection OF public building upon the
nate Of the present Government building in Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-22
NOMINATIONS By THE PRESIDENT.

Washington, Jan. 2l.-Thc President today sent
10 the sena'e he following nominations: Wilbur F.
Lunt. Of Maine general appraiser of merchandise;
James Il. Lindsay register Of the Land Office az
McCook. Ncb.. Amos G.. Warner. Of Nebraska. super
ptendcnt Of charities for the District Of Columbia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-22

Young g. smyiic'. "Acme" Iicorice Pellets.
A trial Will demonstrate their merits.
Az Druggists.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-09-25

lleber bic alIssmeine @eIddftslase
i9reibt bic rgeetu gorfer Sanbels5ei=
tuus": Die 5erbfiaiipn bat frib5ei-
tis sinseiest uno in ben meiiten 3iusiz
sen seist iid cine eririi9enbe Sbatiss
felt. Sas 1T nm 10 bemerfenstuertber,
als mod Dor furaer 3eit niele st.tifel
ii6 III einem 9uffanbe Der Stodune
befanben, bon ben fib fem Gnne able
fen lieB. Der s@rnnb oieies lint
l9wunss III eim natarfider. ualer'
rei9en Grnien fno snm sr5sten 9beil
einsebeimff nnb Der GsI6s bes 6ar-
mers front bereits IN Die Saudle De:
aleiHbalhsls unb bar6 ben ,testere'
,uieber in bic oes gaaros.9efdd
Sm bieier Siniidt uaterideibet ii9 bi
seseniudrtise Sage iebr porthei'
bo5t BON Der uoridbrisen. Siuar 10
ben mir aud i'm porisen Sabre In
I@an5en ein lebbaftes 6erbitssiddI
qebnbt, Der anlab baju ,pdr aber Ell
tnnberer. Damals iuar es nitt b
grnte, Die ia befamtlid re4t barfti
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-09-25
Sf,l,,,t,,cr 46
Sn ct. Souls bat Ser 26 csol

- Sn ct. Souls bat Ter 26 Sabre
alte S9ntieo Senrp sllfenieper ben "a
Sabre alien Senrp OGises eri@oiien
unb iid bonu ielbit burd rinen G9ub
in bic @hldfe entleibt. 8eibe betpobn=
ten felt Siuei Sabren Bel elmer 5ran
aatle Beder, elmer gouiine bes Dllises.
hoiielbe 9iuimer. uno galten nIs CUTE
6reunbe. Gin Streit weasn elmer Gap
palie ioa bic 9.ranlaiIuna ;u Der
idredlideu 9oppelblutibat aeueien
ieiu. Dqises ftammte aus Gld,uese
in Sanuopsr unb GtfencDer Nor bier
9eboren.
= Msrs. Glen Steipnrt er6ielt 5,pei
Sabre 3udtbaus iueseu Yerbreituus
BON ialiden Dollariiiden in 3anias
Gitp. @m. @alIoiuap erbielt ebeniaQs
sipsi Sabre iuesen 5dliduus bon Een'
iions-Mnipriidsn.
= 9pei Meilen uOn Beit IIaiues
uurbe uorseitcrn eiue 2utomptipe bnr4
eiu ouf Die g9iencn selestes Giienitad
pom @eleiIe seiuorien. iuobei Der 1ei5er
6orelter set6btet uno Der Susenieur
Molemau i9ucr. oerbrannt ipuroe.
| Toreifer luar unoerbeiratbet unb lurbte
int @ilIoiu Sprinas. 8Oleman ,uubnte
in Sprinsiielb. Wan bofft ben llebel.
tbdter. iuslder bas llusliid peruria@te.
ersreiien Su f6nnen.
= Nus iinanSielen Sorsen ma&te
Der Garmer gbarles @rabam in Nerieo
bur@ einen &eooioerihuB ieiuent 2eben
| Elm Gnbe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-09-25

sn ct. 2ouis perludten lebte 8od e
bic 8epublitaner ourd &eorsaniiiruns
Ses itdbtliden Central gomites cine
@ereinisuns Der beiben feinbliden
5aftionen berbeiSufiibren, bod iuuroe
oabur6 ber alte 3iuiit nur ,uieber ers
neuert, inbem bic Sllk.Stockings MIDI:
burauf einsinsen uno ibr eisenes Go
mite als bas su &e9t befebenbe beibe=
bieltem, 10 baB Die r5illepiten" uno Die
Silk-Stockings gum @aubium Der De-
mofraten setrennte republifaniI6e go
litif treiben une ben 9emofraten in
bic Sano arbeiten, tuie iie bies idon
ieit Sabren tbun. Der ein5ise stuss
meg ideimt 81 iein, bic alten 9artel'
Sdmmel beiber Saftionen ufalt 81,
tellen" unb biss io0te bod ben &epn'
blituneru m6slid ieiu, beun Die Sartei
ioQte bod ma6tiser iein, als bic bel
ben feinbli6en Gomites. - Seoalit
Sournal.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-09-25


Wfit ibrer grfldrung segen Die Brds
suus eines mterluertbigen 5itberbots
lars iteben Die Stem gorfsr Oemofraten
iii ibrer 8artei fat 10 aaeiE, 'uie Der
beipubte Sddfer ,,auI Wsiter 5iar" BON
benz in benz it6uen 5unnta9smorgeu-
lisbe seiuuseH iuirO. Su fait alien on,
bercn Stadteu fat Die Sartei Die Silber,
frase entipsoer rseootidt", poer bat
uffcn fir ben Silberi6luinoel iib ausz
selprodsn. go jest pioer Ill stebras=
ia, 100 Die oemofratii6e Staatsfonoens
tion in lbrer 8ta.iurm nod nlht bios
Die unbel9rdnfte 5reiprasung oes 76
gertzOoGars iuroert unb benIelbea gum
aeIesliden Sablumgsmittel fir ole
Sdulbcn uuo @utbabeu 9emaht babeu
,uiq Ionoern obenorcin na6 eillcm @es
Iebe uer(angt, ipeldes aae &ontratte
fir uusilts erfldren ioa, porin uorlid.
tise 9eute, um oegen g erlulte Ii6 li6e,
su ltsGeu, 3abluns lit pollwertbisen
@olbe ii9 ousbebingen. 5un @liid
perbietct Die Sunoesuerfaliuns Del
Staaten ben @rlaB pou @eleben, Die BIZ
8erbinoiitbfeit bon &ontratten nl5ti9
maben. Sie Nebrasfaer 0emptratcl
lueroen baber, ielblt wenu lie Die Serr
Idaft im Staate erlunsen loQten, oil
bic @riiluns oes nfrommen" @anlbe:
lpubi ODER iibel uer;iDteu milntn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-09-25
aus beu, Jrieosnstbal.
llnlerc5armer iino oiele Wode fleiB,a
NIT &ornabhafeu bcldGitiat.

llnlerc5armer lino olele Hobe flelBi9
nit 8ornabbaden bciddftist.
5rl. Sulia gars,s reiite uortsstsn
Somstas na1 ct. 2ouis unS Srls.
2cuiia unb Bertha Barrels besaben li9
lebtcn Samsta9 in bic @roBitaot ula
oalctblt Den 8inter iiber 81 ueriueilet.
Serr 5ermanu S'lidldser. iueld:r
li9 aui furSeu 8eiud bel ieiuem 8ater
babier beianp, rciIte lebten 5reita9 iuiez
Der na1 ieiuer Seimatb, Bauerlp, suz
rid. 80ie 3unseu .iucllen bebaupten
oaB Der 8eiu1 jemanoen anoerem ses
gotten hattie.
6err 5rieorid 9ei5ab ipuroe anldB'
lid ieines 81. @ieseIeites pm nuiere'
Muiiffapelle nit einei Serenabe bebadt
@ratnliere ua9trdslid.
Grnlt, Ger neunaebu Sabre alte Sobr
bes Serrn Gbrilt Siems. liest oesen
4 lpdriis idiusr crfranft an &erpenfiebs'
baraisoer. @hnide balbise @eneians
i 5rou %. Brauu. cine godter unier.
aeshYtruN Nitbnrsers, 6errnAug. 2pbnis
befn,bet iih aesenpdrtis bier 81 Defut
bel ibreu Gres,tSen NIB Haseaorisef
i glide unierer iunsen 2sate tesabe
iid ala 12ten bieies Mouats nad be
aiitie Berger Nadbarihait unb iuobi
ften boieibit eiaenl 1an5franahsn, ipe
dfs in Der @phnuns bes 9rn. VII!
s Sonui9 dbeebolten ipurbe, bei. III,
tebrten I'M 8eipuBtIein belui, einen pc
Ianaatea Abeno pertebt ~ baben.
FL @aribatbi.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-09-25
Mms WeiKsnrt

- gine eiferliibttge Srau erreste 1T :
Sprinsiielo baburd eiae seniaticn !
oaB iie ouf lire uern,eintlide 9teber= !
bubferin sluei &epOloeridiiie abieuerte,
pbue jebo9 81 treffen.
= Sn Marldaa enioedte Der sberiff
eine stn5obt bon Siabffeilen INT 8eiise
bon @efanaeuen. Grau gmma 9tdcep,
beren Maun iuesen Gdliduns int @e'
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