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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-08-05
Firebugs in Saco.

was made last night to burn the Joseph
Hobson house, on Main street, Saco, re-
Gently purchased by L. c. Munroe, and
which is undergoing alterations. The
incendiaries climbed in a window and
set fire to some shavings and refuse
wood. The wood was damp and the fire
went out A heap of charred wood and
shavings was found there this morning.
The Granite Strike and the Maine Building
BANGOR, August A number of the
Maine granite firms have informed the
Maine worlds fair commission that ow-
ing to the strikes they will be unable to
fulfill their pledges of granite for the
Maine building at the worlds fair. The
Chicago authorities assure the Maine
commissioners that the granite will be
laid, whether quarried by union men or
not. The fancy slate for the building, to
the extend of three full carloads, is now
practically completed at the Monson
qrarries, and by the middle of August
will be well on its way to it's destination.
Chief Witness Missing.
BIDDEFoRD, August 4.-John Noun
tain, the chief witness, failed to appear
before the mayor and aldermen this af-
ternoon, at their investigation of the
charges against Deputy Marshal Grant.
The hearing was private. Grants coun-
sci claim that Mountain is responsible
for the scandal against the officer, and
that there is no truth in the charges.
Several witnesses testified this afternoon.
Richmond Visited by Burglars.
RICHMOND, August 4.-Last night bur
glars entered Captain divers house, but
were scared away before anything was
taken. They also entered Mrs. Mary
Marbles house. In making light they
awoke Miss Marble, who screamed, and
thus frightened them off. Suspicious
parties were seen at the Pullman train.
The Clarence at Boothbay.
Especial to the Press.l
BooTHBAY HARBoR, August 4.-Yacht
| Clarence, Captain B. w. Jones, with
party of gentlemen from Newton. Mass,
| arrived here at p. M. all well.
| A Missing Team Found.
AUGUSTA, August 4.-Herman Davis,
| who has been reported as hiring team
of d. B. Norton of Belfast, for a short
drive, and failing to return the same was
traced to Augusta, where the team was
| discovered in a livery stable today.
Sorrento's Useless Fireworks. .e
| ELLSWORTH, August 4.-This morning,
at the residence of President Frank
Jones, at Sorrento, it was learned that
Mr.. Cleveland had told Mr.. Jones, who
was waiting in Boston for him with his
palace car Kineo, that he could not visit
| Sorrento. This is sore disappointment
| to the Sorrento people, who were out
last night with fireworks to greet the ex-
President.
His Injuries Probably Fatal.
| LEWISTON, August 4.-Wallace Hall of
| Knox, Me-, an employee of Irwin Broth
ers Circus, fell from loaded team last
| night and the wheels passed over him.
| in1icting probably fatal injuries.
Her Clothing Ablaze.
LEWISTON, August 4.-Ten years old
Florence Bernard ran from her home in
tenement house today, with her cloth
ING in blaze. Several men caught her
| and put out the flames by wrapping the
| child in their coats. She is serious
", but not dangerously burned. Flo
L
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-08-05
On the Fairfield Track.

FAIRFIELD, August AT the Fair
field park today there were great races
which $500 people witnessed. In the
2.4O class Stella Rolfe led the field from
the first quarter and got the race in three
straight heats, time 2.30. Van Helmont
proved himself a magnificent horse in a
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-08-05
JOHN BULL CAN HAVE IT.
johnson Island is Worthless Property fo
Uncle Sam.

johnson Island is Worthless Property for
Uncle Sam.
WASHINGTON, August 4.-The report
that the British government has taken
formal possession of johnson island in
the Pacific ocean does not excite much
interest in official circles, as the island is
of no value for stragetic purposes, and
it's supply of guano is practically ex-
hausted The United States has exer-
cised iurisdictional rights over the ISL
and since 1858, when the American
Guano Company occupied it. Territorial
jurisdiction, however, was never claimed
by the United States, and the island has
never been annexed. The United States
would exert jurisdictional right over
the island to protect the company in its
business. and it is said there would be
no conflict with territorial jurisdiction
forwarded by any other government. In
case the guano company abandoned OPP
erations on the island, this government
would have no jurisdiction over 1t.
In the Senate.
WASHINGTON, August 4.-As soon as
the journal of yesterday was read, the
Joint resolution extending up to and in
GLIDING the 10th of August, the provis-
ions of existing law as to appropriations
for the public service, was received from
the House and was laid before the SEN
ate. An inquiry by Mr.. Pasco directed
to Mr. Allison), whether this extension
might be regarded as the last, was an
swered by astatement that Mr.. Allison
would give the information with pleas
ure if he were able to do SO. His inn
preston was, however, that Congress
was nearer to adjournment than it had
been four or five days ago. Laughter.
He hoped that before the expiration OF
those five days the difficulties would be
solved favorably; and therefore he
thought it wise to have the extension
made.
The joint resolution was then passed.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-08-05
New England League Standing.
The National League.

The National League.
The following National League games
were played yesterday:
At ST. Louis-St Louis, 8; Chicagos. /.
At Boston--Bostons. 6 Baltilnores. 4.
At Observation-Disclosures, IL; Pittsburgs, B..
At New York-New Yorks, 5; Washingtons,
1.
At neutrality-suspicious. 5; Phladelphias, 4.
At Observation-Disclosures, 4; LouiSYllles, 2.
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Notes.

The Young Rovers defeated the Young
Bostons SO to 20 yesterday on the East
ern Promenade
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-08-05
LORD EDWARD BAD MANNERS.
England's Chief Justice Reads the Law te
Law Breaking Peers.

Law Breaking Peers.
LONDON, August 4.-Lord Chief JUS
tice Coleridge delivered judgment today
regarding right Of way in an action in
which the plaintiff, workingman, sued
the Duke of Rutland because the latter's
game keepers stopped traffic on the high
way while they were driving grouse.
His Lordship, in his deliverance, said
that the days of high handed interior
ence with the rights of the people had
passed. If the Duke could not conduct
his shootings without meddling with the
right of the public to use the highway,
he must select other places to hold his
battues. The evidence given showed
that the game keepers knocked the plain
tiff down on the highway and ao, when the he
the Dukes son. Lord Edward Manners,
the latter replied; go to the devil. If
If you are shot your life will will BE- 2s,. on your
own head" This, the Lord Chlef jus
tice said. could not be tolerated from
any person. duke or other.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-08-05
GREAT
REDUcT:I on! SAL AL:
u Va ~xxszsusu.,yysua sxpvuanz
$4,000 Worth of Seryieeable
Goods to be Closed Out at Once.

$4,000 Worth of Seryiceable
Goods to be Closed Out at Once.
Bargains That VIII Be Appreciated !!
GA Plaid RepcIlent CSC, worth
$I.25.
French wrapper FEannes A9c,
worth 55c.
waists and shoulder eapes S@,
FORMER price SR2.S5.
Infants Bftle and WINNIE
CIoakilg $3.50, former price *A
Black BF0cade HERMANN S3,
former price $500.
Holiday Goods less than hall
cost.
Rspchamg mt half price.
COfOred Ribbon at bali price.
Ladies' Leather Bags regard
less OF cost.
Former Price
Misses Fsrsy cotta9. He ss &C., 9, I 59s
j" !" l5e, 75e
Ladies' at hat price
Fringed Dasmask Towels i9c,
worth 8 l-2c.
Fancy striped SILK 75c, worth
Sl.5O and 81.
satin RkaadIaHmas,y wine blue and
green, 75c, worth $l.95.
Black MerinO long and square
ShaWls at reduced prices.
Antique Lace Tides &c, FOR
mer price lc5,
Antique Lace Tides lac, or
mer price csc.
Ladies' Embroidered and In
itial handkerchief at greatly
reduced prices.
A general stock of Toilet Arti-
Giles and Small Wares at very
low prices.
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.koyer. The summary
Sultan Dropped Dead.

CYNTHIANA, KY, August 4.-The
great stallion Sultan dropped dead at
Abdallah Park this morning after being
driven a mile. His owners recently re-
fused $4,000 for him.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-08-05

We offer a special sale for this
week only, 100 dozen thin blown
CRYSTAL Table Tumblers, usual
retail price 9Oc a dozen, our
special price for this week Sc
each not over | dozen to each
customer.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-08-05
PARLIAMENT OPENED.
Party Lines Forgotten in congratulating
Gladstone.

LONDON, August 4.-The new Parlia-
ment reassembled at o'clock this after
noon, the first member arriving before
s o'clock in order that he might secure
the seat he desired to occupy. Sir
Charles Dixie came in at II o'clock, and
when selecting his seat by the custom
prevailing of member placing his hat
upon the portion of the bench he wishes
to occupy, he inadvertently placed his
hat on the government side of the House.
When his error was pointed out to him
he at once placed his hat on the seat oc-
cupied by him when last member OF the
House. By o'clock nearly all the OPP
position seats were filled.
AS Mr.. Joseph Chamberlain, Mr.. Bal
four, the government leader in the
House, and other prominent members,
entered the chamber they were heartily
cheered. Mr. Gladstone made his APP
pearance in the House soon after o.
clock, and was given wildly enthusiast
tic reception. The Irish members rose
in body, shrieking and waving their
hats and cheering, and they were Joined
in these demonstrations by the Liberals.
The ovation lasted several minutes.
When Mr.. Gladstone had taken his seat
he was surrounded by crowd of mem
bers of the House, irrespective of party,
all anxious to congratulate him and
shake his hand
Sir. NJ. w. Ridley Conservative,
member for the Black Pool Division of
Lancashire, moved that the Rt. Hon.
Arthur Wellesley Peel, who was Speaker
of the last House, be elected Speaker Of
the new body. The motion was seconded
by Mr.. Gladstone and carried, and Mr..
Peel was declared to have been reelected.
The Associated Press is authorized to
state that John Morley has agreed to
take the position of Chief Secretary for
Ireland: The Liberal whips are arrang-
ing with the government for a division Of
the House Tuesday.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-08-05

Earned s-Portlands. 5: Brocktons 2. Two
base hits-O' Brien, Kirmes. Rogers Home
runs-Burke, Lachance.. Sacrifice hits. Irwin
2. Fitzgerald. Stolen bases-McGunnigle 2,
BY Doe Rogers. Burns, Clymer by Morse,
McGunnige, Burke, Hartnett, Moran. Rudder-
ham; by Carey, Hartnett, Shannon, Fitzgerald.
First base on errors-Brockton, 3, Portland 8.
Hit by pitched ball-By Morse, Rudderham.
Passed balls-Burke. Wild pitches-Doe.
Struck out-By Doe, O'Brien, Kirmes, Kobe
danz; by Lincoln, OBrien, Burns. Kirmes, Ca
rey Double plays-Rudderham and Moran;
Carey and Clyiner, Umpire-Mulcahey. Time
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-08-05

Auburn Gazettes.o l 6 o 2 O-1O
Lawrences... .....4 0 3 2 0 o 0 o. 8
Base Hits-Auburn Gazettes, IL; Lawrenees,
o. Errors-Auburn Gazettes, z; LaWrences,
l. Observation-Disclosures and A. Lezotte, McCar-
thy and McAuley.
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sorrento's Useless Fireworks.
His Injuries Probably Fatal.

LEWISTON, August 4.-Wallace Hall of
Knox, Me-, an employee of Irwin Broth
ers' Circus, fell from loaded team last
night and the wheels passed over him,
inf1icting probably fatal injuries.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-08-05
Her Clothing Ablaze.

LEWISTON, August 4.-Ten years old
Florence Bernard ran from her home in
a tenement house today, with her cloth
ing in a blaze. Several men caught her
and put out the flames by wrapping the
child in their coats. She is serious
", but not dangerously burned. Flo
renee had been using kerosene to kindle
a fire.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-06-10
&ernann, NO.. 8rcitoe ben 10, 5nni, 1892

- Die % Sabre alte Waassie Gulli.
pan in ct. Souls bate frhber elm 8ers
hd.tnib nit benz SiraBeubabn 3utide,
Yeter Mcgreed, iuetder basielbe jeood
abbrab unb Elm anberes Ndohen bei.
raibete. Die 8etrossne i6mor 8ahe
unb am 9unnerstas Gbenb lieB iie Mc
Greed bur9 einen 8naben Su elmer un'
terreouns auf Der @traBe einlaoen. 60
balo ii6 Wcgreed einfano. feuerteMas.
9,e 5luei Sdiiie auf ben llnsetreuen ab.
uopon cine &usel i'm Gals unb bic at.
Der. in re6ten Grm iteden blieb. Do
rauf iaste ii6 bic @itbenbe cine 8usel
in ben &OpL iuas nad iuenisen Stunber
Den 1oo Sur Golse batte. Mcgreed's
8erlesunsen iinb lebenssefdbrlid.
= Sm 8erlaufe eines eirsites atpi
i9en ben 5amilien Durtin uno Webls
berg in ct. Souls fameu ON 9ienstas
abenb lebter @ode Der 42 Sabre alte
Sobn 9u,fin uno Der 20 Sabre aft
Morlpb Meblbers 10 beftis in @ort:
mediel, baB Der junse Meblbers cir
@eiuebr ersriH uno 9urfin eri6oB. Sci
W6rosr befinoet iid III 6aft. Ser @r'
ihrHsue binterldbt cine Srau uuo !iebei1
2iuocr.
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DafOtas terii6tiste Gbel6elbunssSe-
rihte brinsen oft ers0blide 3uitanoe
ans 9ibt. DnB e,n Wann 5ipei5rauel'
bat uuo nidt redt lueiB. tuelder Der beis
ben Oamcn CT MN ei9ent!ih angebo:f,
1T nod nidt 10 iclteu; aber wenn elne
Jrau hrei Wdnner bot, 10 iii bies iosar
in Safota bemerfensiuertb. Sleien
5lu tieiert cine geluiiie Srau Sosler,
trok ibrer 40 Sabre uou rebt anseneb
mem Ieubern. $50 man li1 'rut1's
treibt. iuiIen Die Sitter; Manu 2 bdl1
id i'll @iour Soils auf uno oerlans1
ltiirmiId cine 26iung Der brildenoer
5eIietn. @ann 8 1T iid nod MIDI
rebt i'm flarcn bariiber, ob CT eisentlid
bus sweiielbaite Slid fat, gbemaun 81
lein pcer nod i'll Sunsseislenireuoe'
! ldipelsen barf. Wlaoame ielblt Ibeln
es einertei ju iein. welhen slus9an!
| bic Sade nimmt. 10 lanse tie ilberbaup
einen Iussans erbdlt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-06-10

Die Siuei temertensiuertbeter repubs
litanliden ytational- gonuente iparen bic
i'm Sabre 1868 uub 1880, bic eritsre
Die fIrseite unb lcbtere bic ldnsite. Sm
Sabre 1868 nubm Die gtomination BON
grant uno Gulfur uur sipei 9ase inslns
Iprub, tpdbrenb i'm Sabre 1890 eS ere
aan5e &obe 3cit nabm, eiui9lieBlid'
Sonntass, um @arfielo uno Irtbur als
pie gannertrdser ber republifahii9er
gartei auiSuitelen. Dieie Contention
bcsanu am 9ienitas unb crit am nd@
lten Montas fling man nit Der Ibitlm
muns cn; man nabm am Rontas n
Ibltimmunsen Dor unb on, nd1iten 2as
9, bel Der 8. stbfimmuus tpurbe ban.
General Garfielb npminirt. Inter bel
Gelcsaten befanben iiH iieben Nitslie
Der bes Bunbes.Seuats, ndmli9 Gont
l,us, 2osan, Soar, Don Cameron
glumb, aeauss unb ter Garbise Bruce
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-06-10

Ser 8es Sum @liid.-Obne @eiunbs
heit bes @eiasten iberseu9t. bod ban
BELT nidt Seber barna6. Wir Nue Iaz
aen nah benz @lid, nnb &eihtbnm oer'
ibofft piele Mnnebmlidfeiten oes2ebens.
bod 8iele erreiben bas erIebnte 5iel
nid)t, einfa6, neil iie sum @eitlauf nibl
senlseno seitdblt finb. Gus oielem
@runo ioGte benz 86rper mebr Iufmerf.
lamfeit sei6enft unb ni9t our9 lei9ts
jinmiae 8erseubuns Der 2ebenstrafte
Ser @ranfbeit bic 9bire seoffnet iper
ben. gelonters i'm Sribiabr 1T ELM
&einisuna tes sanaen SpFems an
Blabe, uno mir f0nnen, aeitiist anf Gm
pfeblunaen odtuussuertber betannte'
Biraer, 6orni's Glpenfrduter'B Blutbele
Der als 8intreiniser befens empfeblen
Serr esobn Sunis @itmore, ga. i9re,b
. bariiber: sd fann nidt umbin, s.
beseuaen, boB 6orni's Nlpertrduter
Wiut6eleber ,uei meiner 8efannten oai
2eben reitete, als Doftoren unb Hateni
Mebiainen perseblid iuaren. Der erli
: Toll mar Mhbisteit besleitet 20
{ 5tlailofsteit unb srober lnrube. s.
{ be.poa ibu nit Sorni's Glpenfrdute'
E Blntbeleber einen Beriu6 au mo9ei
unb nod benz @ebrau9 Der brittle
6laide iaste &c mir, bas lei in b
: Yhat ein ,,Blntbeleber," benn er fab
L lid, aeinnb unb munter, tpie Elm Jung
{ Monn, trub ieiner 60 Sabre. 50
: Wupere mar elm GaG bon ibmerer We
), itopfuns, aber 5orni's Gfpeufrdute
Ulutbeleter beitte ibn."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-06-10
esm 8oserspiGe, 8eblter @Ountl

Sn 8oserspilIe. Bsbitsr County,
,purbe am lesten Utiit,uo@ Der 1S>idbs
riae Clemens 8efenser bon ieinem8ater
eridoHeu. 3uiideu ben 6amili en- Ba<
ait uno Reiieuser iuar ein streit ent-
itanoen, ,ueil 9usit's fleine 3o9ter
8lumen uon einem @rabe Der Jamilie
aelIenser seuommes bate. Die anse:
bDriseu Der beiben Sanilien itanoen iid
nit edieBtuafieu s;seniiber uno bel be'
folsemben @dieBerei ereisnete iid Del
llufall. Yasit ,uuroe suerit fiir oeu
M0rber sebnften, ba er ebsllfalls mebrer
@dulIe asfeuerte, tuuuon Sipei Den alts1
&eHenser trafsn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-06-10

glmerifa lit eiu 9lattides 2ans J.
g8a5reno Die SbulOen anoerer Stationen
Icit scbu Sabren beitinoia senaaien
liuo-uno guar fat Die G6ulOenniaiie
Der cipilIirtsn gseft uu $llS,Ooo,ooo
suoeuomucit-linO nnIere SdulOen III
Ser 0tfa:e Ill, s1,o3o.557,2 7,26o Suriids
aesanseu. SIN SABRE 1865 batten Die
9er. giaatem s7s.2 .25 cuf ben Sopf Der
seu5tferung, 1890 nur nod sl4.4'
Der @ert6 pes Giaentbums 1T BON sl7,'
oeo,ooo,ooo auf s25, 900, 100000 se'
Itisscn. 9ie @sianlnti6ulSen Der eio''
liIirteu Staaten Der @eit betrusetl Oil
1. Saui 1890 $4,000, 100000. un'
ciuililirte g5lter baben feine SbuloeH
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Gtmas fiir iin5ere ;farn1er.

Der Sefretdr BET StaatssN sNderbaii'
geb6rSe erldbt fOlsenbes &unbi@reibei.,
tpeldes 5id ielbit erfldrt:
Besen Der arbaltenoen &esen unb
Der barnus folsenoem 5uriidiesuus oes
8Fhsens unb sdens, miro bic Saiicu
bes 9urnpfIansens iebr ipdt. Denncd
iit nod senus 8eit pOrbanben, eirs
grnie 5ur &eife frminen au laiien, aber
man iollte iorsfdttis iein in bet sluss
ipabl bon Sorien, tuelde friib reif mer-
Der.
6armer, lauft nidt III alten @eleiien.
8epHan5t ibr alle cure iberid,uemmtet'
2dnoer nit 3orn, 10 TT es tpabriHeinlih,
baB ber 9reis ienes @etreibes niebrtg
iein ipiro. auf 1T es bur9aus nod
nidt seiuib, baB ipdter bas @etter benz
&ornbau siinitis iein uirb. Bfan:t
etuas. weldes erfolsrei6 Der 9iirre
Uioeriteben fann, Ueldc beinage se,uiB
ertpartet pcrben fann. Geio ibr Yieb
aibter nno ipiini9t eu6 furSe @rnten
BON &iebiulter, 70 uerirdt es nit iol,
den Grntcn, ,pclhe iid am btiten bo5u
eisucn. Siric, 3udertorn, SiBforn
uno Giirbiiie iiro alIe ausscSsidnete
5uttererntsu. iueid,e itreneer Niirre
lnegr ooer lperIser gut pieelit, ben.
Bout ibr ubsr oerfduf1ibe G,ntcn, 10
gibt es bns YeIenforn, o'c 5elbbpbne,
ben YuhiueISell-&rn,en, iuclte lpat
9eidst w,rbeu l6nuen uno quito @rha9e
9eben.
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Gmfib Ger oe1tiden Gin
1pdnoeruftd.

rs6cr bisies Teema lieB iia tir5l'd
Der ,.Stew Guslanb Courier" folsen<
bermaHen aus; nSn sSQinOis beltebt
bic 9alfte bes eiassiuanoerten @lemen>
tee aus 9eutideu; lit Minueiotu, gsss
brasfa unb Soma elm 0rittel; in @is'
conlin bic Sdlite, Uber Elm I6tel feiner
sansen 8eu6lferun9; I'M 8annerltnate
ber Geuti6ep, III Sneiana, iino ous
144,OOO stusldnNern $4,000 Seuti9e.
eeit 1920 Fno 100000 ginluamoe,
rer na6 sln,erifa sefommen, bapon ipa'
rem 100000 9eutide. 9ieies Gle
ment, Ibfommlinse einer gtation, BIZ
iid i'm GrSiebuussweieu, in ausoauer
in 1teib, in aunit uuo 8liisnldaft uor
ieber ausSeidnete, bot benz politil9er
a5rper bieier gation ein iolioes, bent
eubes, FeiBises uno friebllebenhes Sc
ben einuerleibt. @s fOlst baraus.
/. GaB 9eutidlauo oas srpBte Con
tiuaent Der giu,panoerun9 9elieiert.
2. 9aB bic meiitem 9anbiperfer uu'
Gelebrten Seutlde Uber BON bcntIbs
Nbitammuns iinb.
/ 8. GaB Der gOr'uurf Der unmdBla
felt 9eeeu Die 9eutiben unbegrinot
J lit.
4. GaB De: GinIlnB Der 9cutlde
aui bas ame:ifanilde gOlf tDdlt mob
t tbueno iuirtte.
} 5. 9aB Der sIdertdu bisles 2auot
: erit burb bic bcutidcn @inipanoer
4 aui feline jesise Stuie Der gollfomme1
+ beit selaust 1T, unb bab Der 0euild
J. fir Den aroben @eitcu bas 1T, ,pas b
Bilsiimpdter fir be gleu=Gn9la1
Stacten paren."
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SIN dpreit Garf ct. Souls

= SIN 5ureit 8arf ct. Souls er<
idoB 5i1 am Gamstas ber 3S Sabre
oIte Solepb s. Baumsarten. Oerielbe
hotte als gobn eines GrStes cine quite
Wilouus erbalten uuo iriiber CUTE Stei1
len beileibet. Sn lester Seit mar er
lebr nieberseidlaseu. ba ct als sus'
tilfs-glerf i'm lidbtiiden 8eeoroersnuits
nur 8 bis 10 Dollars bic @obe per'
bieute. Der @elbitm5roer binter'
last cine Jrau anb 5tuei ssinber.
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gHenn Sbr einen feinen Sonnen. obe'
8esenldirm su baben ipiinidt, enttue'
Der Geibe. Sat;n ooer gutter Idtpar5e'
Glpaca. (luslder bic 5arbe unperan
bert bebdlt,) ale iii btn neueiten Wtu
itern upo ioeben uUu Metu Ocrfer 5a
brifanteu au etluu benz balben Yrel!
,uie friber beSosen, fauit einen BET
aoolpb s. Yrueot.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-06-10

ssdbreno es immer nod bemofratis
l6e Sldtter siebt, bic ouf 8aiiiruns
weitsrer 3arii n9ur9l0derunSs"z
8ius I'M &eprdientantsnbauie orinsen
unb Ipe5leu Die i9leunise "Iufbebuns"
Der S6Ge auf raffinlrten 3uder uno
Giieuer5e uerlunsen, 1T man lit @aibs
iuston l6on iberseust, baB bas ors
beitsI6eue 9aus Ont l. Suli nod ni9i
eiumal Die SeriuiaisunssbiQs mire
icrtis seiteat buben, ionbern im Gin
, perltdnSniB nit benz senat 5ur propiio'
riideu Ser,pili9uns bcr notblpenolser
@elper 8uiGu6t 81 nebmen se5iuunsel
iein ,uiro. @ieben uo0e Wsonate finl
bann aliO tootseidla9en, obne bic Gr
leoisuus Der eir5isen notbtuenbise'
9lrbeit. 9asu braudt man aaerbins
cine benofratiide 3tuciorittelsNeb1
beit; lei elmer einiaden republlfanilde
iMajuriidt tudre icl4e Yphtsernad
laiiisnus unoenfbur, meint bic N. :
IS. Yr."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-06-10

gBeuu ibr cine @aidmai6ine ooer
8uttermai9ine gu faufen sebelitt, oann
aebt nab 2eisner's Mobelbanbluns 'po
ibr be @abl babt spiiden bier perlb'e'
beaen Bal9maidinen uon IS aufudrts
uub 8uttermal9inen BON So aufipdrts.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-06-10

ssu ct. Souls er,uiirste Die erlt
II Sabre alte Nsserin gussnia Sobnz
Jon ibr s,uei Sabre ultes a.no uno 'uar
Die 9eide lit einen Bad, iuo tie gefun'
ben ,purbe. Oie &absnmutter lcbte
Ieit brei Sabrcn nit einem setpifengen
Sobnlun sulamen, iuelder iie aber stolb
leiben lieB, ,uoSurd iie Su Der 9bat per'
anlaBt moroen iein ipil.
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HERZOG s. WILD, GgUecr.
TAUBEE7S
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9ie bon albert 1aubr in WorriIeH Wtp. ncn'
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bic bette bic enas ernneen ipurbt mo ruthcu rulr
alien bic eine quite Maihmoid]iuc 5u tnui5n ipun'den
fb bel ben fo9enbeu SSamilep ubcr 3aubcs Nioidluc
au srfuneSen. Die iUl9enocn ,Sumilltn III &ocrmanh
hub i'm geiisc bieIer W{aiuC mo iiu0 c9r 8urIe6cn
bamit @na 9reotmunn. Sngo Srppp uHb 0cnrp
2uebbe. Sic Wtuitiue III III UiOrrlluH 81 baben BET
Strmunu 6uuepQ unb Syctj groS uno in @crmnnn
BEL U. G. 2eisner
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