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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-04-28
Concerning CiliYnneys.

A, writer in the New York Tribune
discusses the old, yet ever new, prob
lem of chimneys, chimneys that will
not draw, and chimneys that will
smoke. Yet the solution of the prob
lem is sufficiently simple, SO far as
the building Of new chimneys is con-
cerned. A straight Aue carried up
sufficiently high TO escape all neigh
boring roofs, will always draw. De
parture from this rulc involves doubt
and uncertainty. The main difficulty
in all these matters, as in the further
question raised in the same article, is
the lack of knowledge on the part of
persons building Of the limitations
and restrictions Of the builders art.
IN many sections Of the country it is
almost I'll; III possible to build Or have a
house built, as one desires it. on &C
count of the peryeesity and ignorance
of mechanics.-=--NeWi ideas. are not
agreeable, and they will have none of
them. I, y 81 II i -
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-04-28
A Good Comrade to Her Husband.

The first white woman to travel
through the wilderness of Ontario
was Mrs. Turnbull White, who is now
collaborating with her husband in
the production Of a book descriptive
of her adventures. She is a slight
woman, with. pathetic blue eyes,
curly brown hair, and a complexion
tanned and roughened by the sun and
wind. She has plucky, determined
air and the least bit9in the world of a
swing in her walk. suggestive OF stay
ing power and easy breathing in an
uphill country. She is very jolly in
her manner and very much of a good
comrade" to her big husband, whom
she evidently considers the most
wonderful of men, Al
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-04-28
A Long Wait.

Frequent bathing is recommended as
an aid to good health, but story told
Kate Fields Washington by ROYAL Hub
bell shows that il is not INDISPENSABLE
to longevity. In a county Of Eastern
Minnesota there lives one August
Peterson, who has attained to the rine
old age OF 1o6. Having outlived all bis
relatives and early friends, he has. for
many years, been a protege of the coun-
ty. The poorhouse being too small to
accommodate all the needy ones, Mr..
Peterson, with many others, was farmed
out to families that received so much
pei, month for. their keeping. Recent
", however, the old poorhouse was de-
stroyed by fire, and replaced by p
capaclous modern building, which, wonld
accommodate all. When changed 10
ms new home, the old gentleman was
treated to a nice, warm bath. .aMv
sakes, but that feels good - be said
its the fust bath Tye he'd sence the
war, when We're in the hospital - slso
you was IN. the rebellion, was vol, %
asked the attendant. .'The rebayliono,,
asked the centenarian, in mild s,irnrise
piess ye: no, ST; not that war-the
:
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-04-28
no Sense of Humor.

Now and then one encounters a
man who cannot comprehend a joke;
but as a rule the sense of humor is
stronger in men than it is in woman
This seems strange when we consider
her Quickness in other directions. 4 [
remember once limiting to lady that
the fair sex were q little Obtuse in
this way. Of course she secuted the
idea, and scornfully said that if ever
they showed obtuseness it would be
simply because the so-called joke was
very thin-only the ghost Of joke in
fact. But as | pointed out, this
ought only to make it the more
easily seen through, imagine my feel
ings when she asked me "how?" An
other time a friend was relating how
once, while travelling, he had as COM
panions a couple of EngHshmen. The
elder of the two was telling the other
how one day at a hotel}he had noticed
a Scotchman eating roast mutton.
And" said the Efgiifs1h11nah, Impress
lively, would you believe 1t, he took
mustard to his mutton" Mustard
to his mutton!' gasped his horror
struck companion; "and die. he die?"
My friend, who told this with great
gravity, here paused for a moment,
and his wife, who had been eagerly
listening, and who, woman-like,
wanted to hear the end, broke in
with. And did he die?" On another
occasion the story was told of a man
who, being badgered bya lawyer who
insisted upon plain '.yes" or "no"5i in
answer to discussions, finally turned
upon his prosecutor and asked him If
he would in turn answer yes, or no to
one question. Receiving an affirma-
tive reply, he said,D well, will you
kindly say whether you are. as big a
fool as you loOk?" Now, L think this
isn't bad, and we all had good laugh,
which, needless to say, was renewed
when.a lady who had evidently been
ponderLng over the. question, said
with a triumphant, I've-discovered-ic
sort of air, t'Why, if it had been me
L would have said no." -eo~fI
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-04-28
The Rhinocaros' Horn.

The horn of the rhinoceros is moth
ing more than d protuberance COM
posed of agglutinated lair: Gut it in
two, and, examining it's structure
under the microscope, it will be found
that il is made up entirely OF little
tubes. resembling hair tubes. OF
course, these. are not:themselves hair,
but the structure is the same. The
horns of the African rhinOceros some-
times grow to the length of four feet.
From them the Dutch beers make
ramrods and other articles. -
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-04-28
eDur symbol.

q Like the British House of Com
mons, the lower house Of the United
States Congress at. Washington pos
Sesses a symbol of It's aeatho2ri1t5y in the
form of Sa mace Itssss looks alike the
fasces which were borne by the lictors
before thee Roman tribunes sand con-
suls, and consists Of a bundle Of thir-
teen ebony rods entWined and bound
together with silver bands:w The
thirteen ebony sticks represent the
thirteen original States. Of the Union.
They are s%rmounted by a. globe Of
silver, upon which the hemispheres
are traced, while silver eagle with
outstretched wings is -perched upon
the summit OF the globe 1t was
made in 1884. weighs twenty pounds,
and is trusted to the custody1of the
ShrUn1 rIt-1T-i rms
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-04-28
whel.s the Banana Grows.

Our young friends who are fond Of
bananas,, and most of them we feel
sure are, wehfI like to- De in South
America. . There, as Harper's Young
People tells u.s. the banana is.not
thought OF as a luxury.s In faet it
takes the place of bread and neat
and vegetables among Il large part $of
the people, Every garden has its
banana patch Just as we have our in
dispensable rows of potatoes. On
the ISthmus Of Panama the cars spin
past hills covered from base to sum
nit with the beautiful broad-leaved
plants their great clusters Of fruit
hanging from thezstems Just under
the leaves. The banana plant hooks
something like an irnme nse5 eallalily.
Its stem is made uplof 5theGbases of
the leaves, so sheathed or folded
around each other and hardened as to
sustain the. Weight of the mass Of
foliage above. 9eo2G -as ;
1t will in some localities attain a
height of. twenty feet. When two
years oldiu bears fruitsand then dies.
but a number of Young shoots spring
up from theabase of the old sten.s so
that it continually reneWs itself. and
the farmer who is usually an Indian
or negro, has no trouble except to.
keep the weeds, and the old, withered
trunks cleared away from the grow
ing plant. Even the trunk is. of use
as it contains. a fiber almost as soft as
silk, which can be weven into the
most exquisite lnuslins. Indeed, some.
of the dainty India muslins are made
of this very fiber. 4 --.,s9 ..,u 80
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-04-28
Bird OF III-Omen.

The elster (pica candata) is bird
that is respected and feared through
out South Germany. It belongs to
the, raven tribe, and is about the size
of above, with black and white feath-
ers. and long pointadgtail 1t builds
it's nests in orchards, and it's life is
sacred If it is seen three times in
succession on the same housetop in
q place remote from its home, it rs
believed to be a sure sign Of death ia
That house. .
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-04-28
~ Oil Fuel on Steamers.

.
The experime ntsjwitl liquid fuel
on lone2or two English steamShipsand
on several belonging to the Italians,
is again calling the attention Of the
engineering profession to possibilities
in the use of that fuel. In the En-
glish torpedo, boat, the. Sunderland,
this fuel was used with considerable
success. The boiler was of the loco
motive type and was fitted with
thirty-one burners. The Oil was car
ried in a tank of suitable. capacity
and thence pumped in asmall cylin-
drical tank: from thence it was forced
to the Oil burners under pressure OF
thirty-fve pounds to the square inch:
at the burners it metzjets of air de-
liyereedl under forty pounds pressg.re,3
by which the process Of atomizing,
was effectively performed. The com
bustion is said to be SO perfect that
there was neither smoke nor smell
from the Oil, and no deposit was
formed in the tubes or elsewhere in
the boiler. The Italian government,
it is stated, will continue its expert
ments in this direction, and it is also
reported that the Pefuvians will. do
some experimenting for themselves.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-04-28
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SHE IS DEAD GAME.
Fannie Miller, the Deputy Sheriff at Mus
kogee, Indian Territory. "a

uAinCf3 1tC OOpAsN HAAOTiA
kogee, Indian Territory. "a
Fannie Miller, Deputy, United STAKES
Marshal at Muskogee. Indian Terri
tory, is one of the bravest womena in
the West. She was born tWenty,years
ago near st. Joseph Mo-, of respect
able parents named Johnson. When
years old she moved to Sherman,
Texas, and at the age of IS, in COM
pany with an experienced officer,
went to Mexico to aid in ferreting out
the perpetrators of a series Of crimes
along the border. After two years Of
adventure she married and moved to
Talahana, /. T.
This little woman is Merry and has
remarkable powers Of endurance. She
rides with Deputy B. c. Cantrell, a
cousin, having accompanied him on
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-04-28
Did It, DRAW Interest,":

The Marquis Iiosokawa has been
.dunned for q debt contracted bysAis
aneest or = oso tka ;es If1t hume K ami,
in the fftee ntiE Yeassof taaenrollu, Nor
IT02.ssH oso lsfas-;;l st hui NO Kss5mi bpr-
rovetf. SEQ from his business
agent, Oinuma San e1nori,aas The time
for which the money Was1entEWass OF
specified iii the deed. but the Hoso-
kawa safainfE were held liable ] whep
.ever$ payment was zdeInanded Tie
deed has been preserved by Six gene
1'ations- Of thc'a Oinuma family, and
has at last been presented for pay
5nlcn,. japanese Law, however. VIII
let. the present marquis off. #~sts5 II
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morning. He returned on
ing Monday morning, havl
plished the double Journey IN
utes loss that the stipulated
winning the wager of 1000 II
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-04-28
He Won the WaDer

4 russian athlete, NJ. Nalovski hay-
Ing il made a bet that he would cover the
distance between Bordeaux and Ano-
oau QUEEN there and back, on foot, total
distance OF 145 miles. in twenty forr
hours, started on recent Sunday
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-04-28
Accomplished Squaws.

Some of the younger squaws of the
Tarratine tribe Of Indians are better
looking and better educated than
many Of their white sisters. Alice,
the 1S-year-old daughter Of John
Francis. the big hunter and trapper
of the Penobscot, is q very pretty and
graceful girl. with dark lustrous
eyes, ard a clear, Olive complexion.
She speaks English, French and the
Tarratine dialect, plays the piano,
and makes many kinds Of fancy
work, and has Travelled some. azs.-is.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-04-28
Am Enterprising Biddy.

A Germantown jeWeler and watch
maker has a curiosity i'll the shape Of
Il Plymouth Rock hen that has been
surprising her owner and some Of the
neighbCrs for some time past by lay
ing eggs Of varied patterns. Her
latest effort was one that closely re-
sembles a grub, even to the form Of
the head. 1t is about three inchessin
length, and Of perfectly white color.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-04-28
A Famous Dereict.

The American three-nlasted sclleon-
err *Wyer GasSarge e. which, wasHGban-
doned off Hatteras ollsSTarch 81, l39Ta
has drifted more than three Thousand
miles since that date, and has bec0ms
famous among North Atlantic deee-
licts" She was sighted last on Feb
IS by the Steamship ". (. R,ate5 I {
She was then about one thonsanG
miles west OF the CapesNerde Islants
in fairly good condition and with t15A1s
stump of herAqmainmast standing
When abandoned in g sWaterTloggc {,
condition ~the Schooner &had2 S20e01
worth of nlahegany,undef her hatchess.
and wreckers have sought IN vain &c
hIsiinU fIiiS ss i.ii.;1 i1riZe III q
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-04-28
FsY swans I'm England,

At one time the numberaof swans
in England must hive been enor-
NOUS. Paillusz Jeyiius, wriiting ihree
and half centuties ago, declared
that he~ never saw az riy er SO I tricky
covered Withrswans jas the Thames:
and IN 1875. dwhen , ohn, sTay Tor, the
water poet. roMed from London to
Christchurcfl, and then went up the
Avon to Salisbury lie was amazed. at
the swarm Of birds in. that steam.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-04-28
Other Carnfv orous Plants.

Among the other plants that, catch
and digest insects are the pitcher
plants of the Sierra Neyadas, North
Carolina, and Borneo. The bladder
wort also catches insects, as does the
sundew. The latter has long. sticky
leaves, of a sWeetish nature, which
curl. slowly around the captive. If
the fly happens to light away from
the center of the Leaf the tentacle
it touches bends over towards the
center, where all the tentacles grasp
and hold it while a sort Of acid is
poured over it, which disso1yes~ the
food part. One full meal VIII last
the plant nearly 9. week. if the. food
is#of the right kind. DR. Darwin
fed a sundeW On cheese, but. it soon
became. s1cl1ly and died 3 W hen nii1k
was given, the tentacles3zbent over to
absorb, it, while the leaf ITS elf be-
came more cups faf55etl. pa Venus fly
trap is another example Of carnifor-
Gus plants. sEs : g tle:zz{ - ,(5.}9a 7
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-04-28
s. rgenfiIfe Finances.

i. Some ideaof< the recklessress that
controlled a Argentine finances may be
head l9F eonsia ering that the national,
PROVINCIAL and municipal sdebts: Of
the coUntfy Increased from S10o ,oG0.-
004s il 1880 g y. GOO, oe0@in 1890.
-stld tQ this Liabilities on the score Of
inconyertIble currency. and State
.aIltt@atEle grand fetal sfises
to- ssas. $50. 300. 81 Iheag annual in
.teresf Charge m this debt is S it6ss5 100 :
o00-za sum largen than the whole
enuesof the NATION ats present.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-04-28
A Mon ! trt,ns Structure.

SIS "A Mon trous Structure.
EgSs. In 143Os.A D.,,.sfaa fter Hiaeteen-years
of ceaseless abor and an expenditure
OF sabout $500, 900 the Chinese Gov
erlment finished the wonderful por-
.celain tower at q anltin: which stood
for nearly -four. and a quarter eentu-
ries, unti1s 1856. the most marvellous
building ever erected by human hands.
1t was of oetagonal FORM: EGO feet in
height, with nine stories, each having
a corllice. and a gallery without.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-04-28
Garisiala Funerals.

Nearly all Of the 1'arisiaH funerals
are managed by. a syndicate of under
takers. There are ten classes of
funerals, six of which are remunera-
tive. The first six range In cost from
ga. 600 to e320. An eighth-class fu-
neral costs about 81: the ninth, IS;
and the tenth is free. The funerals
directed BY this company average 673
a week. ~
Disordered Digestion, OF Foresight?
A woman who lives at Concord, n.
c., the other night, dreamed that
she saw her husband cut ia two by a
circular saw. The next day, it is re-
lated. her dream came true.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-04-28

s.Ai4,5 Better There than Here. a.
There are said to be 135, 900 lepers
in India. I,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-07-08

Die acknowledgements lit in einisen
@esenben bereits b%eenbist unb in anbe<
ren I'm 8ause. Sm @roBen uno @an>
sen ideint ie befriebisenb aussuiaGem.
Iber 10 erfremlid bies lift, 70 entz
mutbi9euo lit Der bamit pertunbene
nieorise @ei5enYreis.
Ser 8ni6el gaib brinst i'll ct. Souls
MIR 775 Gents; tn Chicago: 7sz uno in
Seem 9orf: 865 Gents.
au9 Die Meblpreiie finb in Sulse
beiien iebr nieoris. Das SOB ,Yatent
8ranos" miro muir nit $4.15 big $3.50
quotirt; u@rtra'5ancp" nit $3.50 big
$500; rSaacD' nit $3.50; ,gboice"
nit s2.s5 uno n5amilp" NIT $3.50.
8eiier Gdlt ii6 int 8reiie bas @elid<
form. 9enn obpOb! bus biesidbrise i'm
@adstbum eiien suten Infans semadt
fat, muB oo9 nod mandbe @ode per>
seben, ebe feline &olben our &eife fonte
men. 60 ,pirb man, nod monatelona
auf bic Sorrdibe bon 1891 anseiuieien
lein. 9absr miro Der 8uI6et go. 2
Mireo our 3eit nit 46 uno go. 2
8fi:e Mireo nit 49s Gents bcsa5lt.
@u9 bas &artoffel=@ei9dft 1T elm
tpenis lebbafter. glte &ar.ofeln
6rinsen i'm @rOBuertauf per 8ul6el:
40 big 50; neue 10 bis 80 Gents.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-07-08
SIN Suffrage bes gomitea.
Sos. 2eif9. 2bep. Graf,
8oriiber. Sefretdr
- ~

Sreitag Ibeno ben 8. Sulr, alio beute
Gbenb, miro lit bsrGouSertbale cine tom
bieIi9en Eurnperein anberaumie 8erz
Iammlung itattfiHben I'M ii6er Die Dir
ransements fur bas ia na6tsnS eptems
Der bier ab5u6altcnoe Se5irfs.S o.fsz
3urnfeit gu trefen, uub iino ni6t nur
ole Mitslisber bes Serems ionbern
idmmtlid]e Sirser linIercr Staot einscs
labeu Ger &eriamlntun9 tsi5utuobuen.
Dem bieligen Surnpereiu lit es seluns
gen bas biesidbrise Self bss 8e5irfs fir
Sermanna 81 iidern uno werben iid
at temielben oie3urnoereine BON g(fton,
Gait ct. 2ouis, Quincy unO Sisfanb,
So, ioiuie Die 9urner uos ct. Souls
unb @aIgin9lon bet9eilisen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-07-08
Sn6ansas Gitn fo5fete her a.. emf

= Sn&anias gitp toitete Der 4. Snti
bier Menidenleben, uno uiele Yerionen
tuurben lebeusseid9rlid perlebt. Die fol.
senoenRerfouen uuroeu eet6btet: Seurp
9ooper, Cite 2eslie (farbis,) Nrten
8eterfon uno bic 5 idbrise gfara@e Setter
mann; dtuei Briber Der fleinen @eiter>
mani, iuuroen sefdbrlid uerbrunnt.
= 8uiiden Z uub a1O llbr NbenOs
braden ON 4. SuIi in &anias gitp
ni@t tueniser ais a9t sr6bere uno flei>
mere 5euer aus. Die 25idmannf@aften
batten ben sanaeu Nbenb ni9t cine Mis
mute @ube.
= Sn Moberlp, Mo.. bot fi9 cine
farbi9e 5rau, Nauiens Woobs, bel Dem
geriu4e, bas Serbfeuer nit 2oblen5f in
Gong Su brinsen, lebenssefdbrlitbe
8ronotuunoen 5useSoseu.
= Das 5taats>D berseridt fat ben
Gntras auf cine no&nalise Berbanb,
lung bes YrO3enes bes gu spei Sabren
2udtbaus uerurtbei(ten st . @taats,
S&akmeiiters Holanb obsetuieien, BEN
gerurtbe,lten aber bod cine ~Siuanjistd.
6riit setudbrt. I'm, al, bas Hunoes.
Oberseridt appe0iren au i6nnea. @o.
Nniudfte b~esriinben bas @ejut
boB in Der Nnffaseidrift ansesc-
setpeien iei, bab Der fribere gtaaiss
i6abmeiiter .gseds" sefdli9t babe.
Rebrere bieier gbedS ieien in aauias
Siip ousseite0t unb in ct. 2ouis be-
jobft tporben. @esea bieies ansebli9en
gerbredens bdtte Nofanb III ben Stub.
en proSeiIirt iuerben io1en. in iuelden
,ie 3ransaftionen uol5osen iuuroen nnb
lidt pi Cole County.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-07-08

9as urtbeil Souls Grabtree's, Der in
ct. Souls ben &oli5ilten @iamer uOr
mebreren Subren eridoB, uno beiien
Bro5es auf @riu6 bss @nseflasten mad
9ermann perlc9t tuuroe, iuo ct im uori,
gen Serbit bes inn CUR 2ait 9elesten
@erbredens iiberfibrt ano 81 As Sab.
ret 3udtbausitruie ucrurtbeilt iuurbe,
lit lebte ISOLDE pom . berseridte umge=
ltOBen nno ein reuer gro5eB an9eoronet
iporben. 9us Sberseridt ertidieb bnB
bic 3eusenuusinsen Elm 10 seitrenses
urtbeil nidt redtfertietcu unb Die 9ln-
fla9e auf Wprb i'm 4. @rabe bate lau=
ten iouen. Grabtree ipuroe com jSudts
bauie bierber sebra9t iuo er big sur
ad9Fen Sibuns bes 9reisseridtes in
oer Sail 81 oerbleibsn bat.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-07-08

0as ndfiie auf benz @ebiete Der Sr:
oultrie i'll %unIerer Stabt iuirb, iuie per.
f%artet, cine 8bisteb=8rsnnere i'm orc.
bem WnBltabe leiu, Die bon oeridiebe.
lteli n~nierer unternebmenoen 8araer
Die iib 5ll elmer IttienseielIidait Der.
eini9eh iuoaen, bier sesriinoet iperber
loa. 9aB iid elm oerariises unter.
rebmcn bier als cine iebr rentable
@eloanla9c eriueiien wirb, uuterliea,
ai6t benz aerinsiten 3weifel unb bpffer
mir bab tasielbe in gdloe 81 Gtanbe
fomn1ell ipiro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-07-08

Don Dry Bill uno umgegeno.
Der 4. Suli uerlitf bier iebr rubio
unb nur bos @ef(opper Der Mai1inen
unite, bro1 bic GtiIe.
Srou Marsereiba @rensef. uonBaib.
instou. Mo., lit sesenwdrtis bier aui
8eiuh lei ibrer Mutter, Jrou M.
S1mibt.
Die Truubenfdule fat iid wicber elm
seitellt unb suar in 8eoeufniB erresens
Der @eiie. Nu@ ni9t cine ein5tse
Sorte if ueridont seblieben uuo iosar
bic 9irs. @ecblius fault 70 fart bab
faum cine Drittelerute 81 ertuarten i'll.
!6ier febrte leste @o9e Der 9tapper-
ford bei elmer Bittib elm bic i9on 3hoei
Sabre ben @itipenmontel trdgt.
Manu! fIeine Mann.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-07-08

Die Siirser unicres benad6arten
@albinstOn baben ii6 Der euanst
SpFooe gesenaber sroBmitbis se3eisi
ullo oerIelben bas irIber aGs !Sodidule
beiiuste @ebduoe inter Der 8ebinsuna
fret sur Serfisuns s~eitellt, bcB fie es
fiir e!nsn abnliden 5iuef benube. Die
Spnooe bat bas freunbl. Inerbieten be,
rcitmilli9lt ansenpmmen uno miro Die
leue "euansellide SOGidute" IN @aIbs
im na9iten September er6hnen.
Sas Sbulselb betrdst rlur 81 monatz
li6, Soft uno 9osis bon So big s12.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-07-08

Der adtb. Serr 5ranf 8. $urfer,
pirb aln Is. Stuff, sur Belt Der Sa9uug
Der Suoicialz uns Seaais, Contention
iii u%nierer Gtabt eirie pOlitii6e @ns
lprade baltei. 9err Barter 1T elm
tidtiser 8eoner uro luar uOr bier Sab=
rem republifaniider Gon9reB-g aabibnt
fir bieIen SiItrift.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-07-08

Der erft farSlid IN Worriion seorii-,
bette @arner republifaniide Club pon
&tdtanb 9opnibip uiro aua nddfen
Samstas 9a9mittas, ben 8, Sulp in
RorriiOn cine 8eriummluns abbalten
gu spelder mebrere prominente Steiner
einseIaoen iinb, Die Gnipraden iiber>b,e
polttii6p Tasesfrasen baItsn iuerbeu.
aae &epublifauer unb io!de bic es
perben %tpolen, iinb beralidF eiuseIaoer
Der 8eriammlnns beisuiuobnen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-07-08

8le aus Den GauoioatenanSeisen cts
iidtli9, berpirbt ii6 Serr gbrilt. 9anu=
Ter, bon 2ittle Berger, I'M bas Imt bes
&idters Der County Court bonn n6roli.
den Siitrift, wd6reno 9err %. 8reuer,
bas bisberise Mitslieo Der gountp
@oart bonn iabli6en 9iitritt, Ganoioat
fur 8ieberiuabl iit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-07-08

@ie seiu6hlih III bieie Sabresseit
10 baben iid audi iett Die 2aubitraBeu
nit aIer5lno umberiuaubernoen Sau.
iireru anseiiillt, uel6e iir Die gauge
Meni9beit cine 8 lase iinb, ben Jar=
merit ibr iauer eriuorbenes @eto aug
Der TaIde l0deu unb Den reelIen &C.
idditsmann Inn letneu @erbienit britt
gen. yalo iino es 3sus' unb 9leioer.
bdnbler, balb fabreube @rucerieperfdu=
fer, welde poripreden uub itets enoist
Die Sade nit oemielben &elultat: Der
5armir wiro sepre0t. 9ie 2eIer f5ne
hen ni6t senus semabnt iuerben, jid
muir an tiidtise, suuertdfise 8auHeute
su fuenben, iuelde ueranttuortli9 iinb;
Die ii3 berumireibenpen Sdnbler iinb
meiiten Gdiuino!er.