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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-14

To the new ward Republican clubs
now being formed in Providence the
NEWS wishes that measure of usefulness
which is the highest success.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-14

GEN. BOOTH, the Salvationist, is find
ing out that his industrial schemes are
not all rose color. Men whom they have
deprived of work naturally object.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-14

THE World and the fesh--Carroll,
Brennan, Ham and Baxter-are on the
Democratic side, How does the devil
stand? Probably with his old associ-
ates.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-14
LIN < MS.

Special Bargains in Linens.
Bleached Table Linens, 6S
inches wide, regular $I.oo
quality, for SOC. yard.
Cream Table Linen, 90
inches wide, 37sc., regular
price 45c.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-14

WE have a magnificent Assembly
ticket. Now for the State Convention.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-14

The Providence NEWS has made another
enlargement aud L. evidently - growing
institu tiou. News.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-14
EN- BROIDERY
DEPARTM ENT.

Special Sale of Pin Cush-
ions, plain and trimmed.
Three Special Bargains in
Ladies'Handk dkerchiefs
this week.
Lot I-I2o doz. Ladies
White Embroidered Handker-
chiefs, regular price IL Hc., at
sc. each.
Lot 200 doz. Ladies
White Embroidered Handker-
chiefs, regular price I7c., at
12ac. each.
Lot 500 doz. Ladies
White Embroidered Handker-
chiefs in very tasty designs,
regular price 25c., at 17c.
each.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-14
SILKS.

Black and Colored, the
choicest novelties in Printed
Chinas, Changeable Pongees
and Surahs. Bengalines in
all the newest colorings.
Faille Francaise and Peau de
Sole, Satin Luxors, and a full
line of Taffetas and Gros
Grains suitable for Skirtings
and Innings.
We call special attention
to a new fabric in plain
effects, "Peau Mignonne, "
finer than Surah and more
lustrous than the finest India,
"a inches wide, 81. 90 per
yard.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-14

For the coming week we
will make and lay any Extra
Super All-Wool Ingram Sc
lected from our large stock
of these goods which include
Lowell Extras, Park Mills,
Creston Mills and Reads for
zoe. per yard.
Select at once.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-14

4 Prominent gentleman ia rcmarking
about our new daily the other day. said
" bright? guess ~ u. IT. "a paper that's
brains In it."-Anti-CrueltyJ journal.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-14

MONDAY. MARCH IA. 1892.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-14
Boston Store.

We shall announce a Sup
Elementary Wrapper Sale in
a few days.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-14

George u. Currier addressed the meet
ing with reference TO what be be had
been reported as saying "A week before at
Thornton He denounced the remarks at
fributed to him as false. Telegram.
masmuch rs the false and libclous re.
port was published in the 7cicgrdB,. II
seems that il should, ia Justice 10 Mr..
Currier. print rather more satisfactory
and explicit 'retraction."
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-14
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN
BED SPREADS,

BEO SfNEAOSs
100 White Crochet Spreads,
full size, 6Oc. each.
Us White Crochet Spreads,
large sizes, made from 3-ply
yarn, elegant patterns,
$1.O5.
100 White Crochet Spreads,
manufacturers seconds, worth
$I.2o, for 800.
$50 White Marseilles
Spreads, full sizes, examine
them, $1.37a.
I25 Heavy White Mar
seilles Spreads, handsome
patterns, worth $500, only
$2.37.
100 1874 White Marseilles
Spreads, new designs, good
value for $500, for So.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-14

With Secretary Foster in England
speaking of "llannel-mouthed Irishmen, -
and the principal of a Johnston, II. l.,
school attacking " Irish politicians" it
stands apparent that the Republican
party in State and nation evidently doesn &
care Tor recruits from "A Celtic source in
the coming campaign. Telegram.
The Telegram never knows when to
stop lying. This particular lie has al
ready been refuted by the News, but
our ignorant and malicious esteemed
contemporary keeps right on much like
B'rer Jasper asserting that the world
do move"
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1892-07-29
To Tell the Age of Furniture.

Not more than two people out of ten can
tell whether a bit of furniture is Louis
XIV, XIV or XVI, Rocco or Renaissance
AS general rule, when they don't know
they call 1t empire, as the doctors call
things grip when no diagnosis is possible
Chairs are the most characteristic pieces Of
furniture of all these periods, as they do
not admit of so much complication of de-
tail and are usually carried out with more
conservative attention to the salient points
Louis XIV has Tyre shaped legs, often with
an effect of network carried through the
decoration; his predecessor is very much
the same, save that the network is never
seen. Louis XVI furniture has straight
turned legs and Rocco partakes of the
characteristics of all, with the addition of
shell or scroll patterns wherever they can
be introduced.
The empire style, pure and simple, con-
sists of dark woods inlad, The inlaying
was originally of brass, but that used to
come loose and disturb the equanimity of
the court ladies by catching in their
gowns, so what is now known as mar
queterre, inlaying with mother of pearl
and different colored woods, was intro
duced in its place. Empire style and the
modern Adams are so alike that il takes a
keen observer to see the difference There
is one tiny infallible sign: In the Adams
everything is angular; there is not a curve
to be seen. Renaissance furniture is all
heavy and massive, totally unrelieved by
anything save the most ponderous carv-
ings. that only emphasize the gloom they
are supposed to lighten.-Jenness Miller
Illustrated,
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1892-07-29

COOLLY RODE Up AND DOWN THE LINE
this a brigade was formed for him in Il
Fourth Army corps, and his Buckeye la,
were permitted to go along. This deal
was that took him again to middle TENN
see in the stirring wrestle to keep HID
from carrying the war back to the on
river, while Sherman was off to the sea.
Both Opdycke and his old regiment w{
at home on the new theater. They h|
skirmished around Franklin, and captu}
and garrisoned the post, when the ar
marched south in 1868. Back to Frank
only a days march from Nashville,
army of defense hastily retired, HooI
veterans DIGGING at its heels-that is, wi
they were not harassing at its should
and even it's head. Late in the afternoon
the 30th of November the brigade saw
army within the Notifications south of |
town and went little way back from
front breastworks to take breath
spell, which the men had earned by Sc
ing as rear guard ON the march that da
Opdycke had no orders except to rest
troops. The soldiers were getting res
their suppers or munching raw rati
when the breastworks they had ]
marched by were carried by lightn
rush of the Confederates, who then W
at their heels. The men instinctiv|
threw down their handfuls of bread
pork and took up their weapons,
The moment the men in gray were S
swaSming and shooting on the line WI
they had no business to be, Opdycl
commands rang out as calmly and cl
cut as though he had rehearsed theI
Al, d ipa 2 ion Of
ders had ever been called for theretofd
First brigade, fall in! Charge bayon
Double quickH were the words.
Opdycke rushed to do his part spur
his horse toward the point and shoot
right and left with his revolver A
emptying the chambers he dubbed
weapon, and after breaking the barrel Il
the handle on the head of some luck
grayiacket who had got too far on
wrong side of the dividing line, he jun
from his horse and took musket Fl
some wounded soldier and struck this
and that until he stood at the works
rounded by his men.
IL was not soon over. There were
or three hours of the hardest, hottest ha
to-hand work ever known on battlefi
and Gen. Thomas, for whose concern
glory it all was, said TO Opdycke, "Y
brigade saved the army at Franklin
saved Nashville"
And now for the tragic finale of the
liant soldiers career. Opdycke BEGAN
warm friend of the opulent banker Ged
Opdyke, New York's war mayor,
moved to the metropolis after the war.
was killed by the accidental discharge
pistol which he was cleaning. This wa
1854, nearly twenty years after he pu
his sword. GEORGE L. KLINE
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1892-07-29
A BROTHER OF MEN.

He was a mighty emperor.
He ruled in pride AID power;
He traml,led many human heart
AS foot may crush flower.
The Jewels in his coronet
Were scorn and fear and hate;
The menace of his angry nod
Was like the frown of fate.
To exile, to prison,
To torture and to DEATH
And women toiled with bleeding hearts,
And men with bated breath.
The elders and the fathers
Sat listless in the gate;
They bowed their boards upon their
breasts
And sadly whispered, Watt"
He was mighty emperor,
He stretched him on his bed
And ho the sentry on the wall
Proclaimed, THE car is deadl"
They plucked away his costly robe,
They washed him clean and white:
They wrapped him in his winding sheet,
And he lay in all mems sight.
As once within his mothers arms
A tender babe he lay,
So harmless, aye, so helpless he
Upon his burial day!
The scorn had vanished from his lip,
The menace from his brow;
"He was the car" the old men sighed,
He is our brother now.
would he had learned the lesson
In those years of power and pride
Would that the car had learned to be
Our brother ere he died!'
da Whipple Benham in Youths Companion
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1892-07-29
Serving a Writ in a Circus Ring,

Perhaps the very queerest place in which
1t has been my lot to serve writ was in
the sawdust arena of circus, and that,
too, while the performance was in full
swing. 1t was a large, well known travel
ing show, and was pitched at the time in
the neighborhood of Dalston. knew very
we'll that my man was inside, but of
course the man at the paybox of whom
inquired replied that Mr.. - was away.
Just at that moment, however, the can
vas curtain was thrust aside, and | saw
the very gentleman standing beside the
ringmaster in the center of the circle.
popped quickly around to the other door,
and putting on doubly distilled business
like air, as if bearer of the most important
tidings-that the largest elephant had gone
.aving mad or the clown was stricken
with the measles-and mumbling some
unintelligibls nothings to the doorkeeper,
passed into the ring.
The band was playing THE Turkish
Patrol, the ringmaster was cracking his
long whip, and, with young lady in pink
gauze and feshings floating around ON
plunging piebald charger, l gracefully
handed the astonished proprietor the writ.
London Ti,-Bits.
49, sA:;-- AZ - 800
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1892-07-29

MONG the re-
cruits that walked
into the barracks
of the Forty-frst
Ohio volunteers
in July, 1861, and
signed themselves
over to Uncle Sam
for three years
or sooner shot," as
the jocular mind
put it, was a
young man bare
lV turned thirty
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1892-07-29

SEIZED THE STAFF AND WAVED THE FLAG.
woods, A good regiment of these yeomanry
in homespun, armed with shotguns and
carrying ammunition in powder horns and
skin pouches was thrown across the Ohio
into Covington, Ky, where they gave con
fidence to the people and helped to bluff
shrewd John Morgan and his colleagues
from their trail
The young colonel got his new regiment,
the One Hundredth and Twenty-ffth, in
marching order by January, 1868, His first
duty in the field was to aid in clearing the
Confederates from middle Tennessee in
May and June. He commanded the out
post at Franklin for a time. When the
army moved to battle, the One Hundred
and Twenty-tfth Joined Harker's brigade,
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1892-07-29
SEVEN TIMES A HERO.
THE BRILLIANT VOLUNTEER SOL
DER, GEN. EMERSON OPDYcKE.

First a Good Officer, Then II Good Fighter.
His Charmed Life at shiloh-Thrilling
Deeds at Chickamauga, Mission Ridge.
Before Atlanta and at Franklin.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1892-07-29

Copyright 1892, by American Press Associa-
ton Book rights reserved.1
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-02-05
9ie Qrmcn unn E(cupeu

mir meinen nidt 8ictor 9uso's Mei.
Itertperf) eribeinen tdgll1 in neuer Guf.
lage in Staot uub 2anb, in aIen &C.
senben unieres sroBen 2anbes. Diele
Nrmen uno @lenoen iudten pergeblih
9oftoren uno i'll ben 0potbefen Seiluna
fir ibre 2eioen, iebph in pielen SdQen
pergeolid. Mls Deiueis 9iefiir biene
Der folsenbe Sa1, iuslder Dor 8ursem
su unlerer &cnntniB fam. 5rau Otar.
suretba 8elSer in Sprins Green, Bis.,
fbellie uns 5ol9enoes nit: ,Seit 20
Sabren lit i'd Oil ueri9ieoenen 9eioen,
benz iueibliden @eidledte eisen, unb
CAB piel @elo aus, urn meine @eluno-
beit pieber 1erSuitsller, aber a0es UNI,
ionit. ga las id i'll Der 3eituna pon
ben Mlpeufrdutern uno lieB mi: bon
Chicago cine Brobefiite fommen. Ston
na6 Der eriten 5laide ipiirte id Better
ung, uno BIN MN, Soft iei Danf, ftarf
uno frdftis. Sod id BIN es nidt olleim,
tpelder beriel5e 9eholfen fat. sSn l,-
ierer @esenb iino Biele, iuel1en Jorni's
Nlpenfrduter- 0lmtbeleber bic @eiunoz
beit mieber brab!e."-8ir MAIDEN fuie,
oerbolt oaranf aufmerfiam, baB Jorui's
Glpenfrdutere Slutbeleber nidt lit ben
Ipotbefen 81 fiuben lit. ionoern MUIR
bon antoriiirteu Nsenten beSosen per=
ben fam. Soltc fid teine Maeatur
an benz Blate beinben, 10 idretbe man
an Or. Setter Gabrnep in Chicago nn6
fahe iib Die Ssoinsursen fommen.
Nan braubt feiueu Store au baben,
I'M Gsent gu fin. Scbermann lit i'm
Stanoe, gutes 81 tbun.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-02-05

Sn Yaris iunrbe Der &ebafteur Der
r@aiets" luesen 8er0Hent lidun9 zines
uamoralii9en Irtifels au 300 5rancs
@elbbnBe unb orei Monaten @efdnsniB'
baft perurtbeilt.
Ser 8anf. @riinber Baron 9ouls bon
Sabcr. elmer Der befanntefen SinanS'
mauuer Selterreid's. 1T in alter BON
8S Sabren ssiio:ben.
Bern, Is. San. Dus @arsauii9e
arimiualseridt bat laut nGarsauiider
Nadridten" an IL. Sanuar ben 49,
idbriseu 3cuer S6dii, ,uel9er lebteu
Serbit in Der eltsrlideu 8obnnns iei,
nen gater, ben Sduitsr 2sopulo S6dli
i'll &linsnun init elmer art eridlus, 81
lebensldn9lider 3udibaus<S trafe uni
ben adtscbnjdbrisen 2eopOlb SSdli, be,
ieinem Yrubcr bel ter Morotbat bebiilf
lid mar, 81 finfSebn Sobrcn 3udthau'
u%erurtbeilt.
8erlin, 20. Sanuar. Gin SDnoi'
cat Berliuer 8anfiers trifft bic Bor
tebrmgen 5ur gufnabme o 5eid
mu9en auf cine 3eidsanleibe, iprui
cine preuBii6e Inlei1e. bic Suiammer
i'll Scr S6be Don 100000, 900 Mar
uho 81 3 %rpsent gins obue Ueitersl
Scrsug o~usscsebeu iuerren iOlleu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-02-05

80 oeBoftiebIt uebeI saune, Ser,
brolienbeit, WtisrdHe u. |. 10. finb betannte
9%e;.i6nungeu fir einen unbequen,en, nibt
leidt ,u bei6reibenben Suitanb. Der :pon
Rattigte;t, N.ruoiitdt, ober Yerbauunssbe
i9werSen b.sleitet III. Slutarmmutb, fir
welde ein barernb ansemenbetes Wasentart=
unesmittel CUR teiIuns unbebinst notbwe II.
big lit. liefert f6lagenben Dewets, bab bas
&orperipitem ni6t seiiisenoe Qrnd3rung cts
balt, neil, iaas tein organize DIES 9eiben perz
bapoen lit, bic gtabruns aidt III Der seeisne'
ten @eiie in bic 8orperi6ite iibersebt: Ran
tdrte ben 9eidmdbtem Wasen, ma beleitige
ben unres,lmdbissn 3uitano Der gerbaus
unssor9ane unb f6rbere cine 9eiunbe Grt=
Ieerlng NIT SoHetter's Ma9enbitters. &eit
mssr 6enn breibis Sabr.u ii bieie beliebte
gr;net olm an Nerpoiitdt sber 9~erbauun9s=
bsidwersen. 2eibenben blenlid 9ewsieN,
ebenio ben on 0diiiateit Der R6rperfunttionen
Qeioexben ein pirfiames R~eisH,ittel. Seinen
Observation-Disclosures 1T Is 3u;uldreibeu
bab es in beionbers pirfianer AeiIe Gr'
tranfunsen on Nalaria uno Grippe uerbin'
bert. Gan; enti1ieoen 3ei9t ii4 feline mobls
tbatise Eirfuns bel G%beumatismus Nierens
leioen uno Heural9te.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-02-05

Berlin. ~. Saninr. Der 80. SAB.
restas Der @eburt bes Raiiers Mil,
helm ipurne beute in ansemeFener
@eiie aefeiert. Dem @eburtstossfef,
mabl iuobnteu Die &0nise BON Gadien
uno Biirttem6ers. Der @rOBber5os BON
Seien uno onoere Giirfen bel. Dem
Bantett fulste cine @aIapotf teIuns i'm
Dpernbauie. Die sanse Stabt. iefbft
Big al ben %entierntelten Borortfn, mar
beute @benb ilumihirt unb in ben
StrnBen iposte Gin srubes @enidense'
brin9e.
Ser &fidstas bat seiiern nit GROCER
Gtimmeumebrbeit ncn 9anoelspcrtroe
nit Der Sdipeis sen,bmist. Der Gn'
trag bts befanntsn National0tonsmer
8artb, ale aus benz nAolluerein" ent'
ftsbenoen Streitisteiten burd eli
9diebsseridt idli@ten 5u laiieu, iuuro,
ebenfaGs a%nsenommen.
Ser iduei5eriide Nationolratb 10
oil bemlelben Gage bic 9anoelsuer
fridge nit 0eutidlano uno O.ftrsie
ratificirt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-02-05

brei Mpnate ipdter = MUIR tuenise
Ease Dor abfafuns Der nun porlieser.
ben Gpiftel = bartnddis iebes 5use,
itdnoniB perpeiserte.
@as bic Sinnesdnberuns betpirtt,
1T tefannt. gs mar bic Grbrinsuis
bes Bemeiies, bab es ben Ser. Staatsn
Grnit mar NIT ibren 5oroerungea: Die
neberueiiuns Der Nnselesenbeit BON
Der grecutipe on ben 8ongreB, Der
iber aries unb Srieoen 81 entideioen
fat. Gie striessriiituns uno bic oartn
entbaltene 8riesscrObuns ,par allo
fsinespess iberflihis. Sm@esentbell'
fe tuar oas eiuSise Mittel, Chile
our 8ernunft gu brinscn uno ben Ser
Staaten iir bas 8lut ibrer ma1atrlr'
ten @atroien bic @enustbuuns gu Der
i9affer, auf Der au befteben iie seStuurl
gen iuar:- s~eStuunsen bur9 bas @e'
bot Der ~nationalen G6re, pie burb BIZ
ieber ftarfen Station obliegenbe, unab
ueisbare 9hi4t, ibren 8irsern aud in
guslanbe G9us gu %setudbreu. 3m
tnbem mir ;eisten, bab mir n0tbisenfaa'
,urn &riese entidlofsn tuaren, fonnt
bic @enustbuuns auf frieblidem Bes
aeiidert tperben. @ie 10 oft in be
@eltaeididte, it au9 bier burd $50,
bereituns gum &riese Der Jriebe 81
fitprt mprber.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-02-05

&eaoius, 9a.. %. Sanuar. Su
3ewcaitle erplobirte beute Morscu
Die locomotive zines 2oblenSuaes.
5 Ndnner ipurben set6btet unb
lhredli9 oerftimmelt. Sie Namen
fino: Snsenieur 9auiO 9issler; Seiser
81. SAUL unb bic 8remier Sacob 1ur'
ner, Sad @intersresn uno !Senrp
Sanbs.
Seriep gitp, %. Sanuar. als
Grtbnr Stoder beute nit Srau unb
Sdtpdserin auf Der StraBe sius, Sos
er pl6blid einen Sfeooluer, idOs feline
5rau bur@ ben aOpf uuS bic @dud,
germ, Warp 1iernep, bur1 ben 2etb,
5rau StOder berldies mad 5 Minuten.
lire Sdtueiter lit ituer periuunbet.
Ser W6reer iu6te su f1ieben, iuurre
aber e%insefansen.
Studtun, Gal, 80. San. Ser Sat
mer G!asr 9mlarb iteIte iid beut.
Morseu Dem Sberiff unb beridtete,
baB er ieinen &ne9t Sobn 8ansarter,
einen Solldnoer, aug Hotb,uebr erito=
den babe. Der anedt miBbanbelte Die
Sierbe unb als $. i'm seltern hariiber
our &ece i%tellte, sriff Der Mann leinen
9errn (na6 beiien Gusiase) an.
9ullaro ergriff ein Meifer rno t5btete
Ieinen Inareifer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-02-05
MMSldnOties.

Maior gaiuala 2ufuibiua ipiro Dem,
nddit BON Berlin mad Sapan gu gfero
anfbre6er. Gs miro suerf na9 ct.
getersbura, Johann ua6 Mosfau,
9omsf, Srfuisf uno Gorea reiien uno
oost iid nad Sapan einidiffen.
Gr5bcr5osin Salerie, Die @emablin
bes GrSberSoss JranS @atuatrr bon
Oeiterrsid uno Tosfana uno sfueite
7Odtcr oes aaiiers, uurbe seitern Dor,
seiti9 BON einem T6dterden entbunoen.
Ser bon Stem gOrt nod aberoeen.
beitimmte SampIer nSarrolusate", Der
auf Der S6be BON Bead 9eoo nit Dem
britiidcn DnmpIcr nSaSelmcre" 5uiamz
menltieB, lit nit eiliem sroBen 2ed i'm
BUG gu @~rapenseno unsefOmmcn. Ser
porbere 2aSeraum 1T fait pcafdnbia
nit @aiier sefiIt. uno Gin 9beif Der
Jra1t lift serit6rt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-02-05

Wir mo1ea DAP jebe Wutter tueis,
bob Seudbui,en perbinbert tuerSea lam.
Ser ri9tise &eu1buften fomnlt ME obne
elm @orSeiden. Sie erften Ssmptome
1T Seilerfeit, bann i6eint e aIs OBJ baa
&inb cine Grfaltuus 5useSogea babe.
naboem fommt Gin n1erfuiirbiser rauel
Suiteu, m.lder uon benz aeuabulter
ueriolst iuirb. Die 9eit 81 t5un II
weun bas Sinh erit beiler uirb. Cir
paar Soien gbamberlains Cough &e
mebp miro ben 4nsriff binoern. Sosal
tpenn Der raue Suiteu iid einselteat pa
faun ma benielben ourh bieie Meoi
sin u%erbinosrn. SOC bic Slaide. 81
mon Soeser 9rafe No. Binfboelter &
8uentc, WOrriiUr Mo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-02-05
9n her Mnht INN 0nu

- Su Der ga9t BON 9onnerita9
auf Sreiia9 t%ranuten i'll Ganias @itg
bic ousseoebnten Stallun9en bon
Sparfs grps. oplltdnhls nieber, iuo'
bel $50 W%aultbiere uub IA 8ferbe, oar'
inter ein iu~ertbuuler Graber uno Elm
5u6tbcnsit im 8ertbe bon $4,000, in
ben 5lammcn umfamen. Eer 8erlult
OIL ben @tbGuoen iuiro auf $4,000 &C,
iddtt. nit $4,000 8erf9eruns. Die
@ebtilocr Sparfs uarcn fir $37,750
oerli6ert, iudbrcno i9r Sdaoen, eiL=
ldlieBli9 Der 5uiterporrdtbe unb me9.
rerer Subriuerfe. iib auf iber $4,000
belduIt.
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nidt, OBJ aud lehtere Dor ibrer erMor.
buns BON e@neiber p~erseipaltist iuurbe.
G%isentbimlid 1T es. bob bieiem &ro'
seRe nidt ausi9lieBli@ Mdnner BEL,
tpobnten, wie bies ionft BEL Morbpro3ef'
fen Der 5all lit, ionoern bab aud isbr
uicle elegant sefleibete 5rauen anipelerb
uaren, iuelde bic Hnseffasten burh
aorsnetten genau betradteteu. Mande
Der Gusiasen ,paren oerari, eaB fie
Seoeh err6tben MAIDEN mnbten, aber
bieie Srauensimmer ,uaren, obfuobl
einise BON ibuen Bel seuihen Iusiaser
err6tbe!er. 10 besieris, ieoes @ort su
loren, baB fe ibr sdamsefibl be-
iies.en.
Der Staatsantpalt CAB in 1einer&ebt
cine bbtit tebbafte Gdifberuns Del
teuhii9en 8erbreden unb ipra9 ieb'
ausfabrli9 iber bic @rauiamfeit, Sers
~lufsfeit unb ben Mansel an leoer
tpeibl,den @efabl Der Srau Sdueiber
ueldc Die Mdbdeu in ibr Saus lodte
mo-, ,pie iie wusts, Der COB ibrer tuartets
Ct betonte au1 bic nerfebrte Natur oe'
Srauensimmers, ipelde iie petmo9te
cine Mitiduloise ibres @annes in be
|; gefriebisuns ieiner tbieriiden 2eioer
idaft gu tperben uno lie betuos i'm in
,mer lteue Dpier su ueridaffen. @rOf
Genlation eutftanb i'm @eri4ts aiuims
als f9 Der Staatsantualt am Sdluf
' ielner &eoe ernpor ridtete nnb nit aui
seitredter SaAo auf Sdneioer 5eisenl
u ausriei; Sem Sdidiul 1T beiieselt
@dbrenb Der sansen furdtbaren u
tlase, mel9e Der Staatsaniualt ses'
3 bas @bepiur erbub. fab S4neiber hi
= benz 8opf ouf heioe Sdnbe seitiBt Ill
}. seiste uid)t bic serinsite 8euesun
au9 sie Srau blieb u%Olitdnois fibl III
uubeuest, obuObl lie ben idneibeno
!, @orten beg Staatsantualts eenau )
\ b6rte. Nls Gus Tooesurtbeil sslpr
;. deu 1puros, 5eisten beibe feline Surd
= iunbern b0rten faf nit @leid5iltiste
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