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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-06-29
LARGEST IN ITS HISTORY
Yale University Graduates a Class of
434 Out of q Total of 1869 Students.
Alumni Celebration Marred by RiotOus Scenes
Exercises at Harvard-World's Fair Di-
rector Burnham Now q Double III. A.

NEW HAVEN Conn.,, June 28.-The clos
Yale to-day. AT 9 o'clock the usual pro-
cession was formed near the Treasury
Building. 1t was made MP as follows:
Sheriff of New Haven county. President
Dwight. of Ysie and other officers of the
university. followed by the alumni in Or
der In their classes. beginning with 1888
and ending with the present graduating
GLASS. 1893. AS usual. the graduating exer-
cises were held at the Center Church,
whittier the procession marched through
the green. w. r. Begg, of North Carolina.
was vslediotorisn.
The class which, from all departments of
the university. received diplomas this year
is the lergest which ever lett Yale. 1t IN
cludes 1876 members from the academic de-
partment, 10S from the scientific, thirty
from the theological school. sixteen from
the medical school, seventy-rhree from che
law school and twenty-One from the art
school. a total of 434 out of /, 969 of the en-
tire mem bership of the university. At Q
o'clock the annual alumni dinner took
place on the Yale commons. President
Dwight presided. as usual. The following
honorary degrees were conferred:
LII. D.-Hon. Wilson 6. Bissell, class of go,
United States Postmaster general. and William
II. Taft. class OF '7S. Judge of the United states
Circuit Court of Appeals.
IL. A.-Daniel III. Burnham, director of the
worlds fair at Chicago; Gen. Alexander &. Nc
Clurg and George Manierre, of Chicago.
The celebration last night by the Yale
alumni assumed destructive nature
About O'CLOCK this morning big bonfire
near Osborn Hall was lighted and the shut
ters torn off the South College TO feed the
flames In the scrimmage about every
window In the venerable dormitory was
broken, though the building will be torn
down this coming vacation this wand alism
is of small account. A room in South Md
die was set on fire by q frecracker. but the
flames were put out with little damage.
Two seniors, Pop Bliss. the football
player. and Ralph BIrdsall. had their
features badly marred by frecrackers
which exploded near by. but. with band
aged faces. were able to take their d plomas
this noon. The scene of revelry extended
even 20 York street. where letter box as
blown mp oy a cannon cracker. Some mis-
creant, whether a college man or not is not
known. put a big cracker in the box and
the explosion broke it in fragments. ls
was full of valuable mail matter. nearly all
of which was badly damaged The penalty
for the crime Is twenty years In State
prison. Every effort Is being made by
local postal authorities TO discover the
perpetrators.
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Four Men Force tho Cashier TO Open the
safe-From $4,000 to $4,000 Stolen.
LAMAR. Mo-, June 2S.-The Hartley Bank
ct Jericho was robbed early this morning.
Jericho is q small town in Cedar county.
has no night police snd she work Of
the robbers was easy. The cashier was
forced to get mp and 20 TO the bank, one
half mile away. and open the safe. The
robbers completely cleaned out the same.
leaving nothing of vaide. taking ell the
cash and quite q number of valuable
papers The Hartley Bank Is private
one and chartered for Sl1.000 and wac
largely used by stockmen. and they all carr
riec deposits ranging from 500 TO 1.5O0
each. The cashier says there were four
men in the gang. There is no olew TO ths
robbers, but they are thought to have been
residents of the county. The amount ses
cured 10 not definitely known. but esti-
mates place il from s.. 600 to $4,000.
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Other Conmencemenss.

PROVIDENCE. r. J.. j une 2s.-The one e-hun-
dred- d-and-twenty-tifth commencement ex-
ercises of Brown University were held this
morning. The degree Of B. A. was confer
red upon forty-seven graduates; that of M.
A. upon twelve. and one degree each was
given in philosophy and civil engineering.
MIDDLETOwN. Conn, June 2s-The COM
mencement exercises of Wesleyan Univer-
sity were held to-day. President Raymond
presided. assisted by Bishop William Tay-
lor, OF Africa. The degree of LII. ID. was
conferred upon Prof. Henry Smith Carhart
'69. of the University of Michigan.
AMHERST. Mass, June 2s.-To.day was
commencement at Amherst College. De-
Grees were conferred upon seventy-seven
graduates. The honorary degree of LII. ID.
was conferred upon Prot. William 4. Slo.
cum. OF Colorado Springs.
WATERvILLE. Me-. June 23.-Thirty-one
members of the class of 1913 were graduated
from Colby University to-day.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-06-29

Sanders Theater. marching together, were
Governor Russell and Lieutenant Governor
WoloOtt, followed by members of the
stat and Executive Council Then came
the professors and members of the faculty
and others. followed by the graduating
class. A class numbering $50 was gradual
ed. The overseers conferred the honorary
degrees:
LII. D-winfield Scott, chaplain; Robert Todd
Lincoln ana Richard Olney.
A. M-George Alonzo Bartlett, Frank Bolles
Daniel Hudson Burnham.
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AMERICAS BANNER CITY.
Cbicago's Population. According to the New
Directory, Estimated at 2,160, 900.

CHICAGO. June 2s. 2s.-According to informa-
tien given ont to-day by the publishers of
the Chicago city directory. Chicago is no W
the most populous city in America. beat
ing New York by 100000. rhe 1875 estimate
of Cbicago's population Is 2.160.0O0. The
calculation is that the names in the direc-
tory represent abont one person in four
residents. The new directory contains $50
more pages of names than last year.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-06-29

BLooMISGToN. H.. june 2S-John Nc
Lean. aged eighty-four. OF this city. one Of
the early settlers of Mclean county. was
killed this evening by being struck by an
Illinois Central tram while walking on the
track near Normal. He was for many years
q steam boat captain on the Muskingum
and Ohio rivers. residing ut GAINESVILLE.
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Concordia College Exercises.
Special TO tho Indianapolis Journal

FoRT WAYNE, Ind. June 2S.-The gradu-
ating exercises of Concordia College took
place to-day. There were twenty-five
graduates. and the exercises closed with q
grand display of fire works on the campus
tonight. The college has over three hum
drsd students, mostly from Ohio, Indiana.
Illinois Michigan and Missouri.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-06-29

BosToN, June 25.-As If to make up for
class-day the weather was all that could be
desired for the commencement exercises at
Harvard to-day. In tho procession TO
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-06-29

NEWARK. n. j., June 2a-Comedian De
Wolf Hopper was married 10 Miss Edna
Wallace, of New York. here, to-day. lt
was not generally known that Hopper wac
divorced from his former wife. but when
he was seen tonight he said that decree
had been granted several weeks -
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-06-29
Ladies' HiN Find RELIEF

From their headache. costiveness. SWIM
ming IN the head. collie. sour stomach. rest
lessness. etc.. by taking Simmons Liver
Regulator. lt IL mild. safe and pleasant
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-06-29
"ADMfkAL"

Survives the cowardly trick of competitors To
suppress IL. and occupies the position in appre-
citation OF smokers as tho only real high-grade
cigarette. Admiral" will never be controlled
by a trust
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Want to Withdraw Their Exhibit.
Souvenir Half Dollars at the Mint.

PHILADELPHIA. juno 2S.-Nesrly q mil
lion Columbian souvenir half dollars are
still held at the mint. in this city, subject
to the orders Of the Secretary OF the Treas
ury. The opinion of Attorney general Ol.
ney that no more money ought to be paid
to the Illinois corporation. known as the
"World's Coium bian Exposition" will
take the control of the souvenir coins out
of their hands and In all probability the
coins Will be placed in circulation at par
value. as il Is stated at the mint that they
will probably be coined. The last ship
ment of half dollars to Chicago was made
April 3, 1888, aud amounted to $3.50. 120.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-06-29
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS,

Fracture splints Special Trusses Crutches Elastic
Hosiery, Deformity Braces and Surgical Appliances
EYES In the state VIM. II. ARMSTRONG b 10
AZ South Illinois Stra3s
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-06-29

exasperating delays and financial Losses by
the failure of the exp0sition company 10
furnish facilities for displaying their
product The chief cause of complains
was the absense of any kind of refriger-
ator service. The plant that had been put
in failed utterly to keep the butter cases
COOL The 81 stem 10 that OF pipes running
through ell the cases and making oircult
of the building. These pipes not only
leaked; but were put In the bottom or the
cases instead OF the top. This dtinouity.
however. had been largely remedied. bue
some days ago. to the dismay OF the farmers,
down. The plant failed in the middle of
the night. and by morning the fine rolls OF
frozea butter which had been worked into
all manner of designs had melted. Inc
product of the dairy ran down the cases
Buchanan has come 80 the rescue new ex-
hlbits will be supplied.
Tomorrow will be known at the worlds
fair as Millers' day. Already some OF the
largest mill owners in the country have ar
rived and the day will be especially at
tractive to flour manufacturers. as exer-
cises of an interesting character Will Do
held in the Michigan State building.
Want to Withdraw Their Exhibit.
CLEVELAND, o.. June 2S.-Nearly all the
ten thousand delegates to the Epworth
League are in this city tonight. Several
thousand OF them arrived On the trains this
evening The more note BILE bishops and
divnes of the Methodist Church who are
connected with the organization are on
hand to take part In the opening g
exercises. The Chicago delegation ar
rived this noon. At meeting of the cab
met of the league, to-day, it was decided.
by the passage of resolutions. to instruct
the secretary of the league to Withdraw
the EXHIBIT of the ieagues from the worlds
fair on account of tho Sunday opening.
The action of the commission of the Metho-
diet Church, deciding to close the Metho.
dist Church exhibit on Sunday. was criti-
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-06-29

HATS for boys and hats for men.
HATS for misses, at the WHEN.
HATS Of broad and narrow brim,
HATS for HER and hats for HIM.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-08-25

s(us Sonnots MiGs, Siase 60.
fommt bic s1adrid)t BON einem enties.
liden unfalle. 9ort iiub am Sreitas
slbenb I'M 6 ubr bier geriunen i'm
WiiIou,i ertrunfen, ndbmli6 cine Srau
Nameus S,s Softer, ibre be,ben &in'
Der uuo ibre Sbipeiter.
| Sruu Softer, oeren 9eimatb gallaluup
County iein ioa, bat i'll ueridieoenen
Stdoten uuieres Staates setuobnt, tuur'
be jebo9 infolse ibres 2ebenuanoels
iiberaG bes Drtes uertpieien. Cine
3eitlons iuobute iie auf benz itdbtiiden
@runbftid iiiblid BON Sefferion @itt
Dor eiiua suei Boden aber tpuroe fl
bon Der Yoliaei aussewieien. 3ulebt
mar iie in Oiase Giip anidiIia. Gud
bier bieB man iie sebeu, uno 10 oinst
iie ben Sdiffsr 5rant 2atuborn, bami
er ibre slnseb0risen unb 9abletisfeitel
per &abn nod Der Mlnouna oes Sos
conabe iberieste.
! Soft alle Sitter tuaren bereits bei0r
bet, uno nun Iofste bic Gamilie. Na
be 8ounotss Mil iudte 2a,uborn |,
lonben, fam iebod in eiuen Strnoel I'M
iuuroe BON bteiem ul,ter etne @operr.
mentssBarfe 9ei4leubert.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-08-25


Sn iebr bibi1er @eiie urtbeill be,
Tertreter Der ,,8iener Oeuti1en Bel
tuns" iiber unier Nboptio.gaterlanb
Derfelbe idreibt: r@ir GGe, bic mi,
gmerifa bereiien, baben nur g(dtiine
unb 8eipunberuns empfunben. OF bes
Wahstbums Der &ultur in bieiem ibD.
men 2anbe. Sc lit gieles idlebi b,er,
sarobe tu,e in europa, aber aud iet,
8;eles id6n unb gut, ipie es in europe
ME 10 l96u iperben ipirS. Die iiberaro.
BE @itelfeit tes Entertainers in Be5ul
auf alles, tpas iein 2anb betrifft, mutb.
ct allerbinss oft fomii9 an; neiolos abe,
muB mon ibm bic Berediisuns 5use,
iteben, auf grrunsenidaften unb auI
bag raide @mporiua9ien ieines 9anbes
itola 5u iein. Gang unbere1tist lit eiu
Sp6tteln iiber Das. ipas Der guropder
I'LL eriten Gnblld fiir idle9t aniiebt.
Sn europa brau9t man gum Iufbau
oeiien, iuas bier in Easen nolIbra1t
luiro, Sabre; fein @unoer wobl tpenn
es oann sriinolider befer iit. Sir
oas iunge 2ano lit bas jest @eidaifene
3erabe gut senus; befer wenn man erit
Belt gum uerbeferu bat. unb besbalb
iollten iene patentirten @uropa=2tebbaber
lnb @ien- glnbeter TIRE 5ebern abi6let
ieu; es 1T 8ieles. 8ieles fauler ba
oriiben, als bier iiber'm OSean.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-08-25

neber ben onsebliden &ablf0pfisfeits.
penIiondr f6nnen mande bemofratil9e
3eitunsen sar nidt sur 8ube tommen,
obsleid lansit na9seipieien wurbe, ba6
Die &abif6ufisfeit oes betreffenoen
8eteranen bic 5olse eines Nerpenf fiebers
iel. iueldes er iid i'm 9ient suseSosen
uno bas er Die Beniion nidt nur tpeae n
ieiner &ablt6pfisfelt be5lebt, uas fe
wOblwsiSlid ueridiueissn, nm ibre
Insriffe onf bas sanse Yeniionspeien
fortieben Su f6nnen. Sieier 5aG ideint
eben fir 5olde, Die bon ieber feline
Spmpatbie fur o,e unionstdmpier bot
ten, eine tpiafommene @eleasnbeit su
lein. 5u beiueiien, baB ibr 9aB segen
Die Observation-Disclosures nod oisielbe
lit, iuie iudbreno Die &rieses.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-08-25
6rofer GarnipaI in St. Eouis.


8aris, bic pro9tuOllite siaot beiber
Gontinente. fat felt LANCER Belt ben
itol5en Titel ,.oie eiite Gornipalstabt
Der Belt" sefiibrt. Dod wdbrenb Der
lebten 5ebn ober 3tp5lf Sabre bat eine
amerifaniibe Stlpalin BON ieinen GERMS
gen Gniprii4eu na6 bieier bobeu @bre
seitrebt. unb beute trdst ct. Souls,
8aris 10 unsern abtrat, ben Titel:
.Die garnepalsitaot 5weier gonti=
nente".
Nidt aufrieben nit ben erfolsreiden
SdaufeIunsen friberer Sabre, fat bic
,,Iutulnnal sseitiuities Mfociotion" elm
8rosramm fir 1S93 aufseitelt, bas
bejls(i9 bes @lanaes unb 8islidltiefeit
i6uerli9 iibertroffen tuerben fam. Die
srfe Der srosartisen Mtroftionen. bic
ct. Coulter Nusfeluns. iuiro am 6.
September bem Yublifum se6ffaet unb
big 5um II. Dftobee fortseiest iuerben.
9as iueitbefaunte Souia Ordeiter 1T
bonn 8oritano ensasirt iuorben. iueldes
cn ii4 ibon cine seniisenbe Nn5iebuns
iit. INN oas pradtuoae @ebdube ipdb=
reub ber gun5erte nit Meniden an5us
fiillen.
8eionbere 9luflnerfIamfeit 1T Den
StraBenilluminatlonen Susemauot, unb
oil Den Mbenben bes 81. ausuit, oes
z. IA. 81. uno %. @ep;ember uno oes
s., s., IL. uao 10. Dfiober ipirb Die
pradluollite Sdauiteuuns, pelde je
arransirt iuurbe. baS Muse oes sliid.
ti9en Beiuders erfreuen bic gleftrisiidt
lpielt babel ben prominenien 9beil,
9lm Mbeno nes 3. Oftober iuirb Der
ueridleierte Yropbei nno iein @efolse
bur1 bic SauptitraBen paraoiren, uuo
uumittelbar barauf miro Der sroBe
Bau, ipelber in Der san5en Belt cine
Bronliners erlaust bat, absebalten ,uer'
oen.
Die 33. ct. 2ouiier 6air nit ben
Sorlosiiden @drter, iuirb pom 2. bis z.
Sftober bic @lan5ipode Der garn,uals.
iaiion ieiu. Dieie @inri9tuus bat nidt
ieineS @leiden unb 1T in ieoem 2anoe
befannt, mo Die gipiliiatiun SuB sefaBt
bat. Die MiHouri Yacific @,ieubabn
unb Die Srou Wountain &oute, iuelde
birefte ct. 2ouiier Sabnen iinc,
uno benen oas Sntreie Der Stabt iebr
om 6erSen liest, baben e.ne sar5 bsion>
oere nieorise State fiir &unoreiie BON
alien Yunften oes sanSen Spitem na9
ct. Souls uno auriid ipdbrenb Der Geit.
lidfeiten, onseiest.
Besen ndbrerer Nusfunft be5. Der
Staten, 8oute, @altisteitsbauer Der Ti>
diets umb ,uesen Yrosramm Der Serbit.
ieitli9teiten, iuenbe ii9 on ben bieiisen
Msenten ober an $. Is Toipnieub, 9.
g. & &. Mgt., ct. 2ouis, W1u.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-08-25
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
county Surveyor and ex-Officio Road Commits
siOner of Gasconade County will at the place
where Road is to be macadamized on the 25th,
day of August 1898 ut o'clock p. M. let to the
lowest bidder the contract of matchmaking q
portion Of the Iron road at Domevers lane to-
wit: Beginning ne ar the Middle Of the Do
meyer Lane north ofthe house near two small
Persimmon trees, running east to end of the
lane, thence south to connect with portion OF
said road. already macadamized.
SPECIFICATIONS: LIST, that the road bed be
properly graded.
I'd That layer of rocks nine inches high
said rocks to be not larger than six inches
square hemmed in on both sides by good heavy
rocks Is inches high and the whole layer be.
tween said side rocks to be covered with q
layer OF gravel or broken rocks said broken
rocks are not be larger than two inches square
said layer TO be four inches high or thick and
that said macadam be conveXed or rounded of
to inches high In the centre.
TERMS: The above contract will be let to
the lowest bidder bid su bjeet to approval by the
conrt, contractor to give bond to be approved
by the court. The bids per square win In.
ciude all necessary cuiverts. Contract will b,
let in two sections, section No. containing
100 Squares and secti on No. containing sixt,
six squares. All who desire to. make bids will
be present at the time and place specified.
Given under my hand this 20. d ay of July
1898.
W. o. READ,
County Surveyor and ex x-officio COMMISSIONS
of Roads and Bridges.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-08-25
NOTICE.


Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
County Surveyor and ex.officiS Road Commits
sioner of Gasconade County, will at the place
where Road is TO be Macadamized on the 26.
day OF August 1893 at 2 O'Clock p. NJ. let to the
lowest bidder the contract of Macadamizing q
portion of the Mt Sterling Road to-wit:
Commencing at the Iron road running south
on said Mt. Sterling road about 500 yards.
SPECIFICATIoNs: LIST, that the Road bed be
properly graded.
ID. that layer of rocks nine inches high
said rocks to BIZ not larger than six inches
square hemmed in on both sides by good heavy
rocks Is inches high aud the whole layer
between said side rocks to be covered with a
layer of gravel or broken rocks said broken
locks to be not larger than inches square /,
ST d layer to be 70 ur inches high or thick and
that said macadam be convexed or rounded oh
to inches high In the center.
TERMS; The above contract will be let to the
lowest bidder, bids subject to approval by the
court contractors to give bond to be approved
by the court the bid per square will include all
necessary culverts; Contr acts will be let in
two sections, section No. l containing 10(
squares and section No. Q contains 80 squares
all who desire to make bids, will be present al
the time and place specified,
Give1 under my hand this 18th, day of July
1898.
W. o. READ,
County Surveyor and ex-ofdc.o Commissions
of roads and bridges.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-08-25

Die Its9ispatd," bic unter aQel,
ct. Honiier 5eitunssn Die beiten uni
puqitGnbisiten Marftberidte briuei
io9t in ibrer Sonntassaus9abe. oab biz
oiesidbrisc @ei5euernte in ben Der
Staaten nur fir ben eisenen @ebraud
rei6en iueroe, uno baB nur Der lleber.
iduB pom lesten Sabr 5u erportiren iei
Cine uatiirlide 5olse bapon iperbe iein,
onB in Der uaben 3utunft bic 8reiie be.
oeuteno in bic S6be seben peroen,
eiuertei tpie itart Die u8dreu" sesen
bas Steisen aufampften.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-08-25

Sest, mo bic 9usiidten fir cine itarfe
3unabme Der Nusfubr bon @etreibe,
Brouiiionen, &C., 10 sinitis fnb, blsfus
tirt bic Central 9taffic Giociation,
ipel9e alio ben @iiteroertebr Der baupt.
id9li4iten SarnlzStaaten in Sdnben
bat. cine @rf0buns auer Jradtraten.
Sabem oenn bic @iienbabnen ii9 pers
idworen, nldt nur bic @eltausiteQuna,
ionosrn ilberbaupt oas san5e @eiddft
oes 2anoes Su ruiniren?-St. 2ouis
Sribiine.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-08-25

slus ben beriidtisten 2loiIinsen
,9robibition unb 5rauenitimmredt"
iino jest pl6slid 8ierlinse semo,ben.
SIM Silberconpent in gbicasu bat ndm.
lid cine Srau Slime uBrobibition
5rauenitimmredt, Sreies S,lber uno
5reibanbe1" fit bic einSisen Se,lmittel
fir ale beltebenoen uebel erfldrt. @s
lit bies Elm berrli6es 8leeblatt. pef6ea
unier sroBes unb rei6es 2ano mi
Blibesidnele oubin brinSeu iuiirhe. iuO.
bin es BON ieinen Seinben I'M Sn. uni
Nuslanb 10 oft setuiinidt tuiro, ndmlid
auf ben -Suno y ct. Soi. 8olfs
blatt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-08-25

8el 5ur @etrudtbsit i'll. Sanoel uno
Sertebr traSen jene 2eute bel, bic.
treboem ie Sablen f6nnen. oas anosrn
eeuten Sufommenbe @elb 70 lunse als
m0slt9 in ibren eiseneu Taiden trasen
uno es Dem @erfebr eniSicben. @benio
iino Die 2eu.s, bic ibr @elb aus ben
gopfen 5uriid5iebem, I'M Is in Strumpfs
8onfeu anSulesen, fur be niebriaeu
Etoouftenpreiie perant,uorilid, benn
oabnr6 wtrteu Die Sanfen 10 seibluaht,
oaB lis ben &duI fern feine Soridliie
MAIDEN f0nuer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-08-25

Die ,.9t. q. @orlb" meint, Der bloBe
Seoanfe. bel oielem beiBen @etter a9t
ODER sebn SilberbolIars in be. gal6e
trasen 5u miiien, iei idou senus, @inem
bic S9tpeiBtropfen auf bic Gtirn 5u
treiben. Der @sounte iit iiderli9 elm
eri1itternoer, mod srauiamer aber ift
oer @eoanfe, feline adt ooer sebn
Silberboaars ju baben, bic man in Der
Taibe traaen f6nnte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-08-25

Die @etreioe=Yreiie iteben our Seit
auf elmer iebr nieorisen Stufe, unb per-
ben iest sroBe Nuantitdten mad Guro.
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