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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-27
FOR THE FUNERAL OF E. s. JlFrRlY.

The funeral OF Edward s. Jafiray. the well-imown
drygoods merchant, who died saturday afternoon
Will take place at 10 o'clock this morning ut ue
FIRST Presbyterian Church. Fifth-ave. and Twefthst.
Tho service will be largely attended BY business men
OF New-York At Il meeting held yesterday after
nooa the drygoods merchants adopted resolutions ex'
pressing their regret the death OF Mr. Ja'ray.
uctween the hours OF 10 o'clock and noon to day
the large wholesale drygoods houses OF the city Will
be closed. Twenty merchants were appointed ~
a committee TO attend the fuperal. They were ..
y pss, John Clafn, William E. Tent, Aaron D
Robbins, seth VI. Mllliken, James 5. Noyes. Thonns
j. Davis John U. Friley, John Glib, W. Il. Hitch
cock, NJ. c. D. Borden, A. ID. Juilliaru, Woodbury.
Langdon james IL. Durham. Edward E. Poor, Ralph
t. Cutter Edward A. Treat, F. ID. Lecompte D. l.
Low. Edward VI. Townsend. James Scott, William L.
strong Bryce Gray, Samiel Inslee, William A. REM
brook Henry 4. Page William ii. Lee, Walter Stanton
George F. Victor. william b. Kendall and j. p Faurc.
The employees OF Mr. Jarsy's establishment In Broad
way will attend In body. A number OF them called
At the Janray home. No. 6l5 Fifhave., yesterday to
expires, tlcir sympathy to the family OF the dead
employer The services this morning will be cen
ducte by the Rev. DR.. John Hall OF the Fifth Avenue
Presbyterian Church. The body Will be placed In
vault near the old First Church where several mem
hers Of Mr. Jairrays family have been buried. There
win be no pallhcarrs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-27
R1RBOZ1 AND RECIPROCITY.

DR.. Ruy Barbozas attempt to make political
capital at the expense of the Brazilian Minister
in Washington and of his own successor in
office is illogical and disingenuous. lie states
that the first Provisional Ministry of which he
was member never authorized the negotiation
OF Reciprocity Treaty which did not express
" bind the United States Government to re-
frain from making a similar agreement with
any European State. He undertakes to prove
from citations from the correspondence of the
Brazilian Minister that in the negotiations
which took place during 1890 the Provisional
Government regarded this stipulation as abso-
lutely essential, and consequently that the
agreement finally made lacks validity and now
requires revision. Whatever may have been
the original demands presented by DR.. Bar
boza and Minister MendOnca the diplomatic
correspondence and the text of the Reciprocity
Treaty show that no stipulation of this kind
was accepted by the State Department. Min
ister Mendonca himself asserts positively that
there was no pledge that the United States
weuld not make q similar convention with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-27

panic on board. A number OF passengers
were thrown down and all were greatly startled.
BY happy fortune no one was seriously hurt.
This occurrence shows in the clearest way that
more than one man should be kept constantly
on duty in the engne-room of every ferryboat.
A law to that effect would be an appropriate
corollary to the one requiring two men in the
pilot-house of a fe.ryboat and that was en-
acted because on an East River boat some years
ago pilot died at the wheel while on the way
from New-YOrk to Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-27
RELIABLY DEMOCRATIC.
From The Hartford Couant.

The body that has been making laws ut Albany
this winter and splng Is not the Legislature elected
last November by the people OF the state OF New
York Every body knows that ID. B. Iiill wasn't suitn
With the Legislature made by the people 80 ne
went TO work, and with the help OF his coparceners
certificate stealing he made II over o. suit himself
made II reliably Democratic" In both branches AZ
record matches It's origin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-27
TOWING 1T DOWN A TRIFLH.
From The DostOn Advertiser


Not the least deploblc thing about these iatsss
officials having charge OF other peoples money Is that
the word "iregularity' ha, aenin come INTO use 3
term to denote something much better exp'ssso0 q
u shorter word.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-27
A GOOD FOG DISBELIEF.

From The MILWAUKEE, sentinel
From time to time. when the country becomes IN.
volvcd In political logs and people are In doubt as TO
what will b. done shond be done, Mr. Henry water.
son comes 10 the front and, either In double loaded
editorial In his newspaper or In frank ana breezy
interview for some other newspaper, clears up me
situation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-27

Mayor Grants reappointmeht OF hAch'e No"
missioner Koch is one of the most lhueichsi"''
acts Of his career Koch has not only oeeh d"
Indifferent Commissioner, but on one OCCASION n'
appeared in the Court Of General SESSIONS Il" a"
Enthusiastically intoxicated condition. Ina. p''
formorcc was n shocking scandal, and should have
Tod "a his specdy removal from the office lie dis
,,r,ccd To give him another term is not only
20 copdone thi, and his other offences, but to set
Tho s,emp Of approval upon his entire administra-
ton as a public official. Scarcely any'hing sur.
ori.ino undcr the present regime in this city, but
the people had reason TO hope tor' II ho' 'N
,.,., something better from Mayor Grant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-27
PROTECTION AND THE MILLIoNAIREs.
From The Albany EXPIRES


Mr.. Horr not only meets this question twnenct
mllliOnalrcs product OF prottcuonin tr 1.vse
and most direct manner but promises that Inc triy
une shortly will print documentary evidence 70 Dack
nm his assertions which is likely Ia prove 20 pc any.
thing but pleasing reading To our "tanh riofw-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-27

DON'T "CAIL HER EARLY. MOTHER DEAR
| From Tie Chicago News.
II is probable that Louise Michel will be queen o.
| the May In Europe this year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-27

The latest Democratic job did not get through
the Assembly without an exhibition of base
partisanship and brute force that throws into
the shade all the previous high handed acts of
David b. Hills tools in the Legislature. speak
er Bush played the tyrant to the best OF his
ability, and was supported by his fellow-par-
tisans in the most unfair and disgraceful pro-
ceedings of which a public body could be
guilty more striking travesty upon repre-
sentative government could scarcely be con-
ceiyed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-27
when spnngtime comes gentle Annie, when tners 4
work TO be done, he just pegs out"-lTexas sfinG

when spnngtime comes, gentle Annie, when tness \
work TO be done, he just pegs out."-CTexas sfinG
. "The World appears to be using Its old editorials
on the location OF the City Hall in the park Win
all the "don'ts' taken out. Which reminds us to ~
that Its employment Of the word dont' is one Of a.
mysteries OF journalism. Now you see IT, and now ssn
don't The only thing certain Is that it never seems "A
get there.
A Modern Instance.-Lawyer Pshyster-Here, MA.
anne, is your back-peDsion money. l have succeedel
in getting 1t for you at last
Blind Old Woman-How much is there
Thirteen hundred dollars; It's large sum 4
money | congratulate YOU"
oh. thank you. How much is your fcew
II have been to considerable expense and trouble
and say nothing about It,"
That includes every thing, does iti'
services lie examined your eyes and pronounced yos
blind you remember"
ooh, yes. How much will that bep
"Only 300. For a professional ocullst, that =
cheap He sometimes gets s4oo for single opers'
Eyes. 1t is very cheap. You haven't brother
in the banking business, have you"
"Becnuse il you had I'd like to deposit tho M,
Of It in his bank Then you would have Il 81
In the family."-(Chicago Tribune.
CLEvELAND5 POLITICAL JORDAN.
"Amdst the encircling gloom" stand
And cast a wtstfnl eye
TO where the June convention meets. r
There all my prospects lie.
Sweet dreams Of coming power I've he'd,
But now how changed tho scenel
I cannot see the Promised Land"
HIP II stands between.
Poor tmorous mortal chats myself.
Harassed from day to day.
I linger. filed with gloomy doubts. y
Yet fear TO run away.
Could those gloomy doubts remove,
Those gloomy doubts expressed
In Lakewood Letter" which l wrote
To leaders In the West;
Could | but stand where I stood,
Inside the White Hodse door,
pledge myself dust once again
" " FITZ-NrGEI. :
Two views.-She-what your idea Of unhsppinsss
lie (tcnderly)-Beng away from you WHAT'S YOUR ]
she-An undecided man In drug store trying TO
make up his mind among different kinds OF sarSr
paria.-(Somerville Journal.
lady who present at the consecr2ton OF Bishop
Mcdonnell I'm fiie Cathedral Monday was heard To
remark to a friend that she did hope that Cardinal
Manning would be present as she had heard that he
was such smart and she had never seen him.
Taking Time By the Forelock.-spriggs-It looks To
me as II II going to rain before night.
Briggs-Is that so! must start right out now,
then and borrow umbrella before the other fellow
notices u.-lSomerville Journal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-27

The laying of the cornerstone Of the 'rah'
Monument nv President Harrison will be most
interesting ceremony and Mr.. Depews grafton Is
certain to be eloquent and notable. But the moso
satisfactory thing possible in connection with TO-
dov's exercises will be General Porter's state
mcnt-if he is able TO make it, as we sincerely
trust he will be-that the entire sum needed for
tho erection of the monument is assured. General
Porter has thrown himself heart and soul into the
work of completing the fund during the last &c"
weeks. and has met with gratifying corporation
all along the line. The announcement OF 'ne
success of the undertaking will lend the crown
inc touch TO the peculiarly appropriate ceieora-
tion Of General Grants SEVENTEEN birthday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-27

Democratic leaders in this State have mucn 10
say about .Jcilersonian principles. but what 'they
do is strictly in line with Twecd's practice. Wit
ness the Inspectors bill.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-27
INDIAN AND NEGRO EDUCATION.

From The Chicago Inter Ocean
What IS to be the fate OF Hampton Qnstitute,i ~
Is too valuable TO abandon. Its history SPEAKS W
it's future necessity some must take up the wors
OF General Armstrong.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-27
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-27

Governor Flower has signed the bill repeating
the Speedway law. Now let him lay aside pafu-
san considerations and refuse to sign the Infamous
Election Inspectors Dill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-27

That was a startling experience OF one of
the Cortlandt-st. feriyboats yesterday which
went crashing into the slip at full speed in
spite OF the frantic efforts of the captain to IN
dnce the engineer to reduce speed. The fact
was. the engineer was unable to respond be-
cause he had been caught in the machinery and
killed during the trip. Of course, there was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-27

Senator Saxton made strong speech yester-
day against the hagranty partisan reapportion-
ment scheme which the Democratic bosses had
agreed to force through the fraudulently Dem
ocratic Legislature. 1t was sharp. terse and
logical. The three points MIR. Saxton made
were that the recent enumeration was uncon-
stitutional and improper; that the called session
was not summoned on an extraordinary oc-
casion' and that Encouragement OF lesis-
lstive districts could not be lawfully made at
a special session convened solely for that pur-
pose. 1t was an admirable speech, and set forth
the Republican position in this matter with
convincing force.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-27

The result of the latest murder trial IN 'his
city is a satisfactory contrast to inc ui"as'e
mont i'm the Webster case. The walden woman
no doubt deserved the full penalty OF the ia"' o"O
the reluctance OF jury OF men 10 put WING"
to death IL easily understood for'uila'vp' "''
Iurv WINS not sufficiently sott-hcarted to listen 10
,bo seductive appeals OF Mr.. Howe. and Dy its
vcrlict consigned the defendant to Imprisonment
for life 1t is understood that there VIII oe 40
attempt to secure another trial There Is certainty
M excuse for one The prisoner may count her-
self lucky in escaping as she has. Now IL Is '''e
plain duty Of District-Attorrcy Nicoli " proeeeu
with the second trial of Webster lie shouid iioAc
snre Of a Jury that will not weakly iail 10 agree
ON n verdict and then present the case 80
strongly that conviction must follow. otriHihs
evidence as 70 the good character ana peaceape
disposition OF Goodwin has been printed III Inc
Tribune. and the facts on this side OF tNe casc
should be laid before the jury with fulness
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-01-01
Geamten-@ahI.

Die Sermanner 2ose u. .. Il. SO.
battle ON lebten Wontas 8eamieniuabl
unb erwdblte fOlaenbe 8earnte fir fas
nddite Sabr: S. 8. @enief, Mane,
@Ortmun; 81. S. Saffner. 8urmann
5rib Sue0er, Ouerieer; Sobn O9sner,
Sefretar; 81. s. @umbrauer, 5inans.
iefretdr; 5ris Sdsner. Sdatmeiter
@m. 8lsnf, 5abrer; &lbert 8ioteu
bauer, iunere @a9e; Sui. @raf, duBere
@ade; Ius. Weper &eprdientant our
@roBtose.
Die &obert Stum 2ose S. .. .. S
eripdblte i'll ibrer lesteu Seriammlun!
Die fOlsenoen neuen 8eamten: 8. 6
&obpu, q. g.; @m. S. goeins, 9. q.
Or. q. GttmneQer, e. g.; Rartil
Sung, 6. g.; Suiepb Setting, sdub
meilter.
9ie bieiiac 2Ose bes &nisbts o
8ptbias inltauirte am letten Mittuod
fol9enbe rleue 8eamte:
S,eo. 8. @eulel, .. g.; gbas. Z
Mausbunb, 6. 6. Gus. 9iebef, g. 6.
gbcs. SOned, Sefretdr; Sui. Graf @
g., Senrp gcd, 5iuansiefretar; Sacol
Sdwab, Sdobmeiiter; @uitap @oblt
8relat.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-01-01

@ieberum iteben mir oil Der 8forte
zines neuen Sabrcs, suriid6tideub aui
Die frobeu unb iriiben Stunben, ipet6e
NIT benz alten %perldmunoen iino. Gar
mander u%nierer 2eIer tpirb erlittene
8erluIte 81 betrauern baben, iposeser
aber AUDI ipObt uiele Dem Ideibenbeu
Sabre nit %banfbaren, freubisen @efit.
len nd6bliden. Ser Sabreswe6Iel ii
10 redt ba5u ansetban, nidt in Grfill.
uns 9esansene Soffuunsen 81 besrubcr
nno auf Die Eriimmer berielben nelle 81
erbanen, ipel6e up6l cine anbere @e-
italt a%nnebn,et, bod in ibren 8eItretz
nu9en meiit auf basielbe Siel bsuten,
rlamli6 Die fur5e Spanne 3eit, iuelde
nler 2eben iudbrt, 10 sufrieben mie
mDgli6 bur6eiien Su f6nuen. M6sen
uulere aaf bas ioeben besonnsne Sabr
sel'bte Suffnunsen Der 8eripirtliduua
ent9eSen 9efen. Mit bieiem @ebanfei
I'M Ser5en wiini6en nit Der 2eiern Deg
8olfsblatt elm eliidli6es, ~geie9netes
neues Sabr!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-01-01

9ie 9erren Sermann Beniing ir.
unb Jrib 9oelIer madten bieie @o9e
einen Sasbausflus nu9 Der geconb
@reef. Snoem mir rei9e 8eute tuinz
ideu hoffen mir baB iie CO ben fiir5lid
bier ertuabnten Mimroben nidt nad5us
MAIDEN periuden uno uns nit Minb-
baufiaSen periduneit iperben.
Sbises iuar bereits i'm Sab als I'LL.
iere bsioen Sdger suriidfebrten uab Siua:
mar ibnen bas Slid inIofern siuiiis,
baB lie als 8eute einen 9irId, elm Eur
fep une elm gidfdsdeu beimbriuseu
fonnten. Oas@ito baben lpir letbit se.
ieber, beldeinlsen aud biermit oemgms
pfans zines Sratens. bed f6nnen mir
nidt beidm6reu baB Die 8eute midi
nit SLIDER itatt nit 8lei erlest iuurbc
Gber immerbin bciten 9anf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-01-01
Wus benz Guuntb,

ScIep5 unb @uitao Gnselbredt
toelbe iudbresb BEG lesten S6uljabrea
bas College III @arreuton beludten
febrten iiber Die 5eiertass an ibren gl.
tern nad 9rafe Suriid.
= Der 2ebrerperein ces nbrbli6en
Siitrift belt ont Samstas Dor adt Ia:
gen ebenials ELL 2ebrerzS nititut at
uno spar fano oasielbe inn aiebl
Oitrift-S bul9auis bel 9rafe ltatt.
aniurienb iparen Die fOlsenren 2ebrer
S. 6. &lein, 2oais 2anseubers. Ser=
mont Gssmann, S. Iuft erbeioe uub
SRI. &aaf. Cine Sipeite @eriammlung
Der 2ebrer finost iin Neeie S6ulbaule
weitlid bon 9rafe am %. Sanuar itatt
5u ipelber alle gebrer uno 2ebrerianeu
berSlidit e~in9elaoen linb.
Die oerren @m. 8raunburlt uno
6. 5oebtmann bon Ban, oer(eb.en Die
5eiertase i'll 2afabette County BEL ibren
8.lwanoten.
gountpnniualt @suiel sebt NOR
gen nab Dem iioli9snSb eile besGountps
INN Dor Srlebensridbter Sope, ueri9i..-
bene judge 2cute rpesen 5riebensft5rz
ursen 81 prcSeiIireu.
9err Casper $. 8inter, bon
Srafe, feierte I'M 8reiIe ieiner 5reunoen
uno Geriuanbtcr leste @obe ieinen so.
@eburtstas mo emfftns bic ber5lidtcn
Glidpinidf @ieiner 8etannten. aud
Die 9rafe gcrnet gano mar aniucIerb
uno bali eas Self ourd ibre lieblide
Muiif ueridpaeru. 9as ,,@olfsbfatt"
sratulirt iiao ipiinldt ieiuem aften Ser
ebrer nod manhe frnte @ieoerfebr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-01-01

@uIt STR fir bic fommenben 5elerz
Fta9e cine 2a d enu + fir Sud
ober als @eidsnf f%aufen? Damn fommt
unb belidti9t meme prddtisert, 9aranz
tirtcn 9aidenubren unb bea9tet meine
nieorisen Breiie:
Golbene Oamenubrsu: $25--$55
@Olbene 6crrenzllbren $45-$75
@ulb filled 9au,eits unb 9erren<
ubren $3.50
Silberne ll9ren $1O-s2s
gtidel ubren $2.5O-S1O
Sbr Spart @elb uub befommt cine
5uperldBi9e Eaidenubr iuenu SIR BEL
mir fauft.
SacobS 6 10 q B, Suiuelier.
Sermann, 500.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-01-01

Sra. Sulia uno SiQie SerSos, iuel.
DE i'd ct. Gbarles cine b6Gere S66ter-
ltule beinder, febrien iiber Die 5eicr.
taae 81 ibrcn gltern babier 5uriit
and Sri. Gliuine 8uetbcmeier, iuelfe
iii Seoalia Elm Gr5iebuussinititut Re.
lubt, iosuie Otto @ttmueQcr. tuelder aui
Der uuiperiitdt 81 Goaa ituoirt, befinz
ben ii0 bier I'M in Der 6eimntb Die
6ciertaGe 81 perleber.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-01-01

IS 9ie6t uOd uiele $ldbe in nnlerem
County NIB Nubertatb beiielben, tr
uuierc 5rsunbe baielhit ppn Seit 81
3eit etiua5 BON iid b6ren laiien UNI
seisen l%oltten, baB 10 Elm 9lab pirflid
pOrbanoen lit. Mittbcilunsen lelbft
aus Den ffeiuiten 8ldsen iusrben serne
anfsenpmmeu, ipenn lie ipateltsns biz
Mittpob Nbeno lit u~nieren Sdnoeu
linb. Sc cher mir bielelbeu erbalten
beito better.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-01-01

Ser nSarmOnie" @eiuHspereiu bar
nit Dem Grfofse ieines gonSertcs, bas
aln lebten samsta9 abenb in Der Con.
Sertbaue ltattfano ,uobl 5ufrieoen iciu.
Die serdumise Salle luar big auf Den
lebten 9tab bciebt. Gber aud Die gin.
iueienoen t6nnen nldt tfasen, benn ie
purben fir ibren 8eiu1 rei6lid be.
lobnt.
9ie Sortrdse bcs @eiansoereins uno
bes Srdeiters luaren ausse5eidnet unb
seseidten wirflid gum senubreiden
Obrenidmuus, iuie audi Der ibrise
Tbeil bcs icbr s~eipdblten 8~rosramms
i'll p%ollenoeter @eiie ourdsefiibrt ,uurce
unb cen 3ubOrern sineu i%eltenen aunits
senuB bot unb alfsemeinen @pplaus
unb geifaa berporrief.
9as CONCERT mar unltreitig zines
Der bsitsu bas felt lauser Belt bier Gee
seben iuuroe unb o1semein miro Der
@unib ausseipro6eu bob bieiem balb
elm 5tueites CONCERT Der harmonic fol.
gen m6se. 9em gon5ert fofste, als
S6fuB. ein rebt gem iiiblides 9an5.
frdn5den, bns Die Nniusienbeu Biz Su
elmer ipdlen stunbe in uuseStpunsensr
ir6blider @eieuidoit suiamnien bieit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-01-01

$50 fault man fertise &leiber bilIiger
als beim Gbri # imam, on Der
MarftitraBe. &plftdnbise Serren-gu=
siise fir $3.50; pulltdnbise Scans Irs
Sii9e fir &naben $500; lleberr6de fir
Serren fir 1915; ueberr6de fir 9nas
ben iir S1.5O Biz 1925. llno stuar
linb bies &feiber in beneu man iid BEL
einem gmpfan9 i'm 8bite Saus ieben
laiIen fann.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-01-01

Ser iunse Serr 6. Son arr, SUbr
bes Serrn SacOb Bon &rr bon Suiss,
tuel9er i'm @eihafte Der Sirma Serjpg
& @ilo dig gerfdufer anse9eteQt lit,
liest felt einisen 'Sagen sefdbrtid on
Der @eii6tsroie erfranft barnicber.
Soffentli6 miro er bato iuieocr ber9ez
ffelIt iein.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-01-01

Giuen anseuebnlea Seiud ita itetcn
ms bic folsenbeu %unierer Sreuaee aug
benz County pdbrenb Der &pde ub:
SenrD @iepalb, Srib Meper, @m.
Sradt, 9lus. 9reipsl, BON Sbirb Greef
Senrp 3eteliid. Souls 2ansenbers, S.
8otbIddfer, bon Gecpnb Greet, Srit
8uefcr unb Sranf Spbein BON 9rafe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-01-01
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Ssyr @m. @rots, BON 5,dmann,
@ebr. fcbrtc lebten 9ieusta9 aus Dem
@cIten lpieber Suriif 81 icinen bel
9pur6p!s Tubnbaiten Nn9ebDri9et.
9erlelbe Itattete ms uuf leiner 0urf)s
reiie cincn an9euebmm 8elu6 ab uno
errcuerte bas announcement auf bas
S~clfs6lott fir leinen Sruoer, >. s. s.
@rpte in 6idmanu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-01-01

SIMMER nod Der biIisite Bfab lit Der
Stabt. @oaftdnbise NnSise, Sod,
Soien unb @elte, nur $3.50; ga1inere
@nsiise fir Serren. $3.50; $50. l Sair.
line Gniiimere SLIGO. &ommt unb
beiebt eu6 bic @aa.en unb ibr iuerbet
er1 ipunbern iuie es m6slib lit 10 id0ne
Insise gu 10 ipottbilisem 8re,ien an
o%erfaufen. 6. gbrt It mann.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-01-01

0as @ettet wdgrenb Der erlten
Salfte bes observation-disclosures mar gang
barnab angetban, uns in @ebanfen in
bic id6uen Gage bes Nltweiber< Ooer
Snbianer=S ommers Suriid5uperieben ;
Die &~irden9dnser braudten iueoer
Sanbidube nod lleberr6de. llmMitte9
abe. itelte iid ein u9iiterl" elm, bas
bircft bonn NoropOl gu fOmmen i6ien
uno @inem bur9 Marf unb 8eiu gius.
Sud bat Die Sdlte nidt lanse a1sebnl'
ten: idon am Samltas war's miebe,
lpdrmer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-01-01

Cine GerrelppnbcnS aug DEM nNderz
thai" iuirb beshnlb II idt pEbli5irt, peil
Der G6reiber cs pcriGumte Ieinen SD
men berielbcn beiSufi9en. Inongme
3%uienounsen, unb lino iie nod 10 iii.
lduloiger Natur, finben in Soltsbtatt
feline @ufna1me.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-01-01

Die Serren S. Guellcr uno S. &o-
ieuba6, @eidaftsreiisnoe Der bieiisen
Stone SiI @ein Co., febrten bieie $50
d3e BON elmer burb bic Siib< unb Ofte
~ltaaten u%nternommen @eihdftsreiIe gus
rid uno erfreuten uns am Dienstas
burdy ibren aHeenebmen Beiu1.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-01-01

Die Mitslieber bes @eianspereias
harmonic" bereiteten ibrem beliebten
Sirisenten, GERM Ebeo. g. Stord cine
i16ne MISUNDERSTANDING inoem
ie b%enielben nit elmer prabtpouen
@eige beI9enften als Gnerfenuung ieiz
tter 8erbiemlte I'M ben 8erein.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-01-01

Die GOuutn Court uIrb udditeu MOny
Tag 81 clucr ucrta9tcn Sibrng QUAINT
mcntreiel nm Die 2ijensscluhe Der
&irtbc 81 priiIeu nnb mbere iui6ti9e
@eIdditc Su crlcoi9eu.