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Remington Brothers NewspaTer
Hanual, 1892.

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STATE NORMAL SCHOOL.
Special Covre .poudsnce of the Argus.

Special Coue'pondsncc OF the Argus.
FAlRMoNT, September %.
This town is located on tho
Monongahela river, in Marion
county. scyenty.seyen miles east of
the city of Wheeling aud twenty
three miles from Grafton. The
Baltimore and Ohio, the FaiImont.
Morgantown and Pittsburg, and
the Monongaheh River railroads
passing through it. The Normal
is situated on the banks Of the
Mononglhcla river overlooking the
town OF Palaune, on the opposite
side Of tho river The population
OF the town is intelligent and moral.
numbering IN the county 81, 900.
We find tho town people sociable
and fTon ly, and arc disposed to
extend TO students coming amoup
them all the Kindness and attention
demanded by Christian courtesy
and culture. Tho " New Normal
building IL expected to be done bv
the frat OF March, and is located
southeast Of town on tho New
Nddition. This is u beautiful loc,.
ton for the new Normal, and very
few, II any, school or college build.
ings in oar Mountain state ara
more favorably located for beautiful
scenery, pure air and healthrulncss
than the Farmont State Normal
school. This building when com
plctod, we have reasons to believe
will not bc excellcd by any school
institution in our State. Thero
will be room for every department.
OF the school, hcsides sufficient
number of rooms for rocitatlons.
music, Office, library and laboratory.
there will b. two large society halls.
"a chapel, and an auditorium for
" Commencement Day." And wo
hope the day is not far distant whom
this institution will be- known by
the " FairmoIt College. " This
building IS a credit to West Virginia
and We owe TO the Hon. b. S.
Morgan, State Superintendent of
Schools through whose efforts tins
institution was secured, as being
one Of the greatest educators tho
State has~cyer had, and we are
sorry he is not candidate for
re election, for we feel certain n
better man can not be elected to tho
Office. The Normal oponed OH
September 5th, and the enrolment
Is about one hundred students.
The faculty consists OF some OF tho
nb!cst instructors In the State.
Prof. j Walter Barnes is PRINCIPAL
cf the Normal SCHOOL, assisted by
Miss Irene Meyers, A. NJ Prof. 6.
". Evans, Miss A. B. Boyd, A.
W., and Miss Ina ~. Nelson,
Those who are thinking about
attending school, we wish to call
their attention TO tho State Normal
School located at FaiImomt. Of the
many excellent advantages. The
school is well supplied with appa.
ratus, for illustrating the different
subjects in Natural Philosophy.
such rs Gravity, Mechanical Powers
Pncnmatics, Hydraulics, Heat,
Light, Electricity etc. The follow
ing named counties are represented
IN the Normal Marion, so
Randolph, ]; Hampshire, 3; Taylor,
); Grant, / Monongalia, D;
WetzeI, { D0drIdgc, 2 Harrison,
> Barbour 4 f.; Lewis. Z ; Writ, ];
Juckson, 2 ; Preston, Z; and Peas
ant, 2. New students are still COM
ing IN from the different parts OF
the State. Respectfully,
ID. $. GIBSON.
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A SONNET.
writtcnfor the Ar.u,

WrIucn Tor the Argus.
koew him vel, man throughout Tho tran
In what tie srea.es, often are, yet strong
Where strength is needed most-iu rrapplins
wrou!.
III courage ue'e once was known TO fail,
N never once his hands were seen 20 trail
Tne bat'e rag TO truth. His lance along
The cleaning van shone bright amil the throng
That onward pressed 10 gain the holy grail
loved him we'll. His lelrt was all friend =;
Aud were but 10 hint his name a tear
Would come and giis,cn in each brothers eyo
a tribute Co the knight WHO ;c plume now bends
Before the breeze no more the chief SO Gear.
Whose work seemed just bcgun-why should he
d!cy
A W. FHEDEHcI.
LopGE, CAIFoRNIA, sept. -, Isg2
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ANNUAL APPOINTMENTS
OF the VI. T.. Church Conference I'm
Session at Huntington Last Week

W. WV w. h' NHuICH conference IN
Session at Huntington Last Week
The 4Gth Session Of the West Va.
Aanual Conference in session at
Huntington was one Of the most
pleasant and profitable in the histo
ry of the Conference. Grafton was
selected as the place for holding the
next annual session. The following
are the appointments for Oakland
and Morgautown Districts, the only
ones that concern our people;
horgIntown District-D. Lash,
Presiding Elder; Aructtsyillc, }. b.
Feather; Blackyille. G. Warren;
Grafaon, A. Moore; Hullec<, w. ID.
Carrico; jollytown, i. NJ. Cain;
Ningwood, NJ. w. Rider; Knobs.
Vile, +. G.. w. Ford; Littlcton. G..
Q. SHAW; Masontown, Il. r. Skid.
moro; Morgantown. $. II. Day;
horgantown Circuit, G. W. Cox;
Mrnongalia, d. a. Friend; Pala-
tine, T.. II. }. King; Palatiuc Cir.
cult, $. White, supply; Tuunclton,
w. Il. Dean; Wadestown, f.. NJ.
Marplc.
Oakland District-N. i. Baum
I
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G. A. r.. MEN IN RICHMOND.
4 Warm Welcome and au Invitation
Extended TO Southern Veterans.

bA'thNtu ~ oOHbhefh veterans.
RICHNoND, VA, Sept. %. The
visiting members Of the G.. A. r..
and their ladies. at n meetingln Lee
Camp Hall, unanimously adopted
the following resolutions. which
were offered by T.. a. Nattingcr.
Chief Of StaH, Department of hi.
Rois
"WHEREAs, We sincerely feel the
warmth and sincerity Of the well
come, The purity Of their purpose
and the courtesy of the attention
extended to us ON the part Of Ice
Camp, Confederate Veterans; there
fore. be 10
"Rcaoired, That VIC extend to the
veterans Of the camp our sincere
thanks.
"RegotUci, That wo extend 90 Lee
Camp most cordial and pressing
invitation to visit Us at or post
rooms in The North, and also all
the Confederate camps Of The South
10 come to as at our homes, and
test the sincerity of our invitation
and try the character OF our hospi-
tality"
The resolutions were seconded by
representatives from Maine. Yer.
mont, Massachusetts,, Colorado.
Wyoming, Pennsylvania. Ohio, IN
diana, Connecticut, Iowa, West
Virginia, Minnesota, New YORK.
Michigan, Rhode Island and New
Hampshire.
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DIRECTORY.
state oMcials.

COvsrnOr--A. Brooks Fle ming. Marion County
Secretary of Stste--W. II. Ohley, Marion Go.
A titur- Patrick F. DuUy, Webster CO.
Tre>tsuror--W William T. ThOnpsOn, CabeN CO.
Attorney Gencrai--Aifred Caldwell. Ohio CO.
A.st Attorncy Gen'l-O. D. Cook, Ohio county.
sapt. Of Schools-B. :. Morgan, Aonongaiia
unity.
= iiatalt Gerera,--B. ". OXley. KanaN ha 60.
state Observation-Disclosures uagan. Marion Co.
u y harshal--U. =. White. Marshall county.
Private Seu'y To Gov.--Jas. Ewing. Ohio county
Calef clerk Auditors Oaice-Wm. \. CrnCrutt.
Sec'y States Ohce-R W. Taylor.
Sgpt. schools " -. u. Cork.
Treasnrer's - --R. T. Herudon.
Adit. Gcn.'s --ThosJ Grass
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local inspiration and ingenuity to
adopt 1t TO the circumstances of
each school, Let the teacher draw
upon every available resource. mag
saine, circular, official programme
and newspaper that will aid him in
the success of this work.
1t may be suggested that teachers
and Supsrintendeuts take advantage
of the meetings on Columbus Day
to awaken public interest and to
enlist the cooperation Of parents
aud pupils IN the States Educa-
tonal Exhibit at the Columbian
Worlds Fair at Chicago in 1898.
Is. ). MORGAN,
State Supt. Free schools.
kINGwooD W. VA, Sept. 20.
We recommend that boards of
education, trustees, teachers.
parents, and all persons interested
in the welfare Of our public schools
enter into this work earnestly and
make it u complete success.
The Secretaries OF tho boards of
education will please send to mo
the number OF public schools, If
any, tina; were established in their
district prior to the organization Of
this State, and state whether or not
the buildings are still standing.
Teachers who expect to take part
in the exercises on October 2l, Will
please inform me by card, or
otherwise, as soon as possible.
MN. G.. CoNLEY,
County Superintendent.
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HOasa or D,IeIatcS.

East Sde-Dg. VI. :. Bryie. Bru"cton.
West Side Amos Hartley, Masugtowu.
ShsriT- Oa0icl II Jackson.
DepuueS julius x. Monroe. Kingwool valley
NJ Pleasant: I. W. CriSs Lyon: j o.. LhutZ.
Jnion: r. K. Hanway, Reno: l.. l.. CuDpett.
Grant: Dorsey FoT man Portland.
Clerk Circuit Court lahu ". Watson.
Clerk County Court J. Ami Martin
PrJ3ecpting Attoraey Neil J. Far.uey
C11nty Surveyor r. McMilion.
sgzt Of schools -Wm. a. Con'ey.
~ se ssur -Elst Side. Gphrcl Puliia'n.
West side. John =. FerSius.
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uNIrEp srATKs COURT.

julie u. jackson, Parkersburg. Wood CO
Glers 4. 4 Moore. Clarksburg, Harrison co
u ). District Att'y-G. G. Sturgiss, Morgan
tOwu. MOnongalia county.
Asst Dist. Attorneys. {. Burdett Charles
ton, Kiuawha county. and l.. = Elliott
kiugwOod, Preston county.
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s,,reme Ceart or Apprals.

DlselB. Lucas. Prest., Jefferson Co,
Heary Branuon, Lewis CO.
J. W. Easlish. Mason CO.
Homer n. Holt, Greenbricr ca.
%. =. Long, Clerk. Kaulwha CO.
Aifr,. g ildweu. Reporter. ohio Co.
CJnyeucs NJ ChaIle -tsH second We eiuestay IN
> a1uary Wheeling. drst Wetucsday In June :;
ChArlestown, first Wednesday In September.
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First District--John o. Pendleton, Wheeling.
Ohio County.
Sooo1 Oistrict-William l.. Wilson, Charles.
town. Jefferson Co.
Taird District John D. Anderson. Nicholas C..
n. Nicholas County.
Fourth Dstrict~James O0pehart, Point Pleas
ant, Mason county,
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n, uoAe. Kin. ,e d,rre.,on county.

Joseph y. uoke, KinA 70 d, Preston County.
con ssIoNERS ~ CdANCERY.
p j. Crocru. ID. N. Wotring James A
. &C son and ell J. FOrtncy.
REC GlvER OF TIE COURT,
Col. James w. Brown.
COUNTY OFFICIALS.
COMMISSIONERS COUNTY CurUT.
Rinywnpl, l.crnv shaw President
Reno, Moses Y. Sinclair.
lvOn, Reason A pell.
VALLEY. Mason Wltsoa.
Grant Samuel z. Conacr,
pleasant. Reu \. Conner.
IartluHd, r. u. Bensuu.
Inop, Page Y. McCrum.
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-" - AN'Ns
To the superintendent and
Teachers Of the Public Schools Of
West Virginia -
Your attention is called to The
foregoing Proclamation Of the Gov.
ernor of West Virginia.
The Department of Superntcn-
dence of the National Educational
Association, at its meeting February
last, in Brooklyn, endorsed the
movement of the Worlds Congress
Auxiliary OF the Columbian Expo.
sition to have the Public Schools Of
tie United States take prominent
place IN the celebration Of the four
hundredth anniversary of the Dis.
covery OF America, aud appointed
an Executive Committc to prepare
suitable programme of exercises.
The President of the United
States, in compliance with a Joint
Resolution of the Senate and House
of Representatives, has appointed
October 2lst, 1892, as general
holiday Tor the people Of the United
States.
In his proclamation President
Harrison says: Colum bus stood
IN his day as 'he pioneer of progress
and enlightment. The system Of
universal education is IN our age
tho most prominent and salutary
feature of the spirit Of enlightcn.
ment, and 1t is peculiarly appropri.
ate that the schools he made by the
people the center Of the DAYS dem.
onstratlon. Let the National fllg
iloat over every school house in the
country, and the exercises be such
as shall impress upon our youth the
patriotic duties OF American citi.
zcns."
Ills Excollcncy, Governor Elem
ing, has recommended " that there
be he'd in all the schools Of the
State such appropriate exercises as
will imnress nnon tbo mini. -, H..
rising generation the progress of
our race, the grandeur Of our
country, and the opportunities and
duties of American citizensbinp
1t will. therefore, be seen that
the public schools arc cxpcctcd no,
to be simply participants. but il is
their duty to take the lead and
make themselves the center of al,
local demonstrations. in commem.
Grating the four hundrcdth ami
vcrsary Of the Discovery Of America
The place Of honor, by common
consent, has been assigned to the
public schools as ." the rlpe fruit Of
four centuries Of American civih.
zatlon." Itnow remains for them
to make the best use Of this great
opportunity, and to discharge the
public duty placed upon them with
credit.
1t is most earnestly recommended
thatall supcrintendcrts, principals.
teachers and officers Of pnblic
schools throughout the State begin
promptly the preparation Of such
exercises and arrangements as will
insure fttlrg and enthusiastic
observance Of this great anniversary
occasion. As the public schools
ana the public school children are
10 oe most benefited by these local
exercises they should be the Trin-
cIpai participants in the days
demonstration under the guidance
ana leadership OF The teachers and
Supefintendents.
be Executive Cpu1 fgiffno op
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CAMPAIGN SONGS.
Best Efforts I'm the Ncw York Worlds
Prize Competition.

Best Efforts I'm the New York Worlds
Prize Competition.
lAir-"Uncle Sans Farm."1
throughout our glorious nation see our ban
ncrs moving bright
Tor Cleveland aud for Stevenson, the cham
iious OF right.
EroDi Canada to Mexico, from Nashinuton IN
Maine,
We Will ote for Grover Cleveland FOR our
president cgcin.
CHoRUs.
Then rallr. Awcricar.! Rally In your might;
Down with oppression and battle Tor the riyht
Do rot iGil To cast yoEr vote upon election
mora
For Cleveland and for Stevenson, tho cham
pious OF reform.
The burden Of taxation l. heavy load to bear
lsy those WHO struggle ou oppressed with pow
erty and care
While miliionnires, protected, build their
palaces abroad
And spend the gold thct they have gained b,
Uickery aud fraud.
The Republican committcomennro frying out
And Harrison IS on his knees TO Jimmy Blaine
and latt,
And begging hard for them to work to save
him froIn defeat.
'Tis useless, FOR lis forces arc already tn re-
treat.
Our rleht 20 vote rs We may chooao We never
viii for 9.
And nc The ballot box wo need no Gloamiua
Gayonct
The force Jiil IS an outrage. too. al homes;
facn Couccdc,
Twill prove "a millstoro round tho necks OF
Harrison and reid.
We want no better president than Cleveland
Was before;
Wcwill elect him once again 10 serve us four
years more.
Ihcu, frccmeu. 20 your duty. Tor tho homo.
- our land,
For Clcyel@nd and Tor Stevenson united let %.
stand.
CUCrrs.
Then rally, hmCiicursl Rally IN your might;
Down with ci!r-s ION and battle f-r tic right
And Wien tae rising sun shall llcain upon
election m,Ir,
Twill! shine on glor!ous victory for Cleveland
and reform.
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Conris Convene.

circuit oourt-Narch -, September /. and
Dpcs u5er II.
Couatv court-First Monday in January, April.
July auJ October.
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t.IINNNIhs
VIC nrc marching ON 90 Washington.
ivo million men and more.
hnl wcii land you Gao thc White Hon
AB wo ala in cighiy-four,
Tor sec know That sou are true az stre
While Adlai. he's tho Same.
So. Benny. pack your truuks. my boy.
For Dennis i8 your name.
They mo- longer deceive us
With their three card monte talk.
And on November eighth, you BET,
Wcil mako the robbers walk:
VIC know protection" does protect,
Wore certain sure lf chat.
But who ciso but The rich men
Ana lhe party Of "thc hatf"
We arc coming, Grover. coming.
And Wc think vr'rc suro Co win:
Then nil Che r4scais ,eoll turnout
And put cur good mon in;
We've had enough Of force bills
And thc poor mans living tax:
ho. Grover. start sour message now,
And, Adioi. -st your AK
We are c.f in.,. Grover. coming.
Aud wollp you ln The chair.
And Frankie, too, and little Ruth
We went you all three there.
4 Congrcss, too, we'll sure elect.
To help The peoples cause
Bg knocking out eli force bills.
Ard e.i pocr-mlu teEing laws.
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Churches.

w. r Churrh Roy " w Rider. Pastor
a,i5.n,. ,, ag,iag ii "a it ~ '' m Cii,t
Meeti1E1 e.. WI. Y5ul Folk Meefingat g 50 p.
%. Prayer heotin1 every rhursday evening at
Preshvteriau Church No Pastor.
Services Prayer Meeting every Wednesday
cY'aing. sunday school 90 a. on,
Al v CAarott-Rev. Robert S NTH Pastor
crvices Preaching Fourth sunday iu esth
mouth.
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Town OmciaIs.

Mavor-Gus J. Shafer
Record James ". White.
Town sergeant lanes W. Flynn.
CJapei nsn-W. $ Martin. Julius Monroe
Henry W MuriOck, wilbur Postcn and Geofg'
A Williams,
Societies
Rulghts ~ Pvthias-Todgc meets cvcrv Tues
day evening AZ their hall Ov9r J. W. Bidker's
store NJ 7s3O o'clock.
independent Ordor of odd FelIows-Lodv
meets every Saturday evening at their ball ir
Bishops Block at $500 O'Clock.
Gbiie1 Rule Encaraumeut. No. 81. 7. q. q. r
meets First and Third Monday evening" ~
each month, In the odd Fellows Han. over The
p0stOlice.
The Inieoendeut order of Good Tempiars
Lof1e meets everv Friday evening, iu tne /. %
O. r. Hall, at19) O'Clock.
KIN PhlHp Tribe 40 r. Improved order of
Rel Ven mccfa ovrrv Wednesday evening ~
3 ocloct boz Che knights Of Pytbias Hail over
BlakCr's store.
Kingwood Council. $50. 80. Junior order r.ni.
ted American Mechanics Meets cverv Wed
nesdav evening at 5.30 O'Clock in the odd Fci-
lows lali over the rostonco.
Preston lodge. $50 a. a. v. and A VI Meets
FIRST and third MONDAY iu each month pf 400 ".
N. in the Knights Of Pythias Hall over Blazers
store.
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CORsinbics.

&i1.wool District, j. l.. stone, Josoph y
Rholcs.
valley \. !. De Berry. Emanuel Dixon.
I.y3n-I. ". Criss. William y. Taylor.
Rc1o-Ben p. Wood wAvl Stwl ". Bowman
Portland ~ m. 4 NcGiuuis. r. G.. Martin.
trniDn-Lloyi G. ShaTcr. G2orge Geissman.
Pleasant -Tamce T.. Fullwsr.
Grant William +. -. Miller.
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TnItel sia!ts Nenalors.
Mcmhfrs orCcngress.

Ch.,-'es ]. Faulkner, Martinsburg. DerSle,
County.
john T. Kenua. Charleston, Kanowha County
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- 90 comInr. Grorer.

Wearing Of tho Crc,n"I
VIC arc coming. Grover Grover. dear.
Five million mon and more,
To putyou iu tho Whito House
: we did in cirlty-four.
VIC Hrc coming with dotcrnincd hearts
Our country WRONGS to rieht.
And woi ! never leave Tho battlefield
Ae lOus'F q rogue FRI sight.
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Nlg-S rates.

gingwosi, Joseph VI. Gcdwin simeon Mat
tinglY
valley. Dave c. linn John VI Strahin.
I.von James Ncti-e, DpVil j. Gibson,
Reno, II. H. wheeler. Y. NJ. Su urera.
Portland. j shp W. Hill. 4. G. Mason.
'frion. Jesse ". ShGffer, Julius Scherr.
Sleqsant. Levi 2. Miller, ID. ~. Martin
3rant, W. II. IcGibbons, Alpha Udgaus
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STATE seuatOrs- Elc-enth District.
Juage. Th.rlJv IlclaI District.

william G. WOrley. Kingwood, Preston Co.
Alpaeus Garrison, Nouongaiia Co.
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Hail, Procession.
lAir-"IIcH, Columbio."1
IIoil, procession, strong aul grand,
Hail. Sc leaders in commando
VI foli In line To- take tho POLLS,
We fall ii line 10 take The polls
And roUt tie lead-r1 of that land
Which would despoil state, homo rnd land
Inc peoples triumph must DC won
M equal Justice must to douc-
Wen never fJlteT in the fgh;,
For We must yindicCte the riaht
crorus.
Home rule justice, equal laws,
Al depend upon our cause;
So united let Us LC,
just and truc Democracy.
Courageous Grover leads the Gght,
And fearless Adlai lends his might,
To strike taSrtiou'a RUTHLESS hand,
To strike l2-gtiou ruth less Land
From rockets tOEed and stripped To need
By plutocrltiC laws and grccd
Aud we arc soldiers 10 the cause
OF justice. right and equal laws,
And fight tho bin the classes drew
To tax the millions for the few.
Both Clevo ard Steve, who hold command
For less expense and tariff stand
The rock ~ virtue stays their feet.
Tho rock of ViTuc stays their feet
While sense ~ justice nerves their arms
To Kill thot force bii which alarms:
80 let us rally at th,ir call
Ana win thc campaign, once for all
They'll hold The oG.cc as o. trust
To make laws equal. flir end Just
Yes. wo'll down unequal laws
And boar an earthquake Of applause
Attest ibc joy ~ human souls.
Attest the joy q Human souls
rom fea 60 sea, from pole % pole
Ihus freed from class protection toll:
And then The fcalc - equal right
VIII BALANCE as tho WEIGHT rrows light
Upon that end which is depressed
MlLL L0uniy tag LN cLn.. ..-naaal.
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THE NATIONAL COLUMBIAN
PUBLIC SCHOOL CELEBRA.
TION, OCTOBER 2I. 1892.

State OF WEST VIRGINIA,
DEPAFTIENr or FSEg SCHOOLS.
CHARLESTON Sept. IA, 1892.
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Lopox, CAIIFoRNIA, sept. -. Is92.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-02-19

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