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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1893-07-20
OBITUARY.,

lLD-At Redfe!d, South Dakota. Ans
Nh Orlando Hanson. aged. II wear. 3,
months and % days.
The young man whose sudden death
has cast such a gloom over the homes Of
his friends, was born in Atwater, Mimi,
October Is, 1915. He removed with his
widowed mother to Day county in 1884.
-Four years ago;he made IA profession of
christianity and has since lived an up.
right, consistent life among the young
people of Webster, all of whom bear tes-
tlmony to his sterling worth aud integ-
rity. 1t was his purpose TO enter the
christian ministry and it was for this
reason he left the High School where he
would have finished with the class of93,
to attend Union College in Lincoln, Ne
braska.
He was a young man oil, bright promise
full of energy and purpose. AT the time
of MS death he was selling books to pro-
cure funds to help him in his studies.
In this stroke of Providence the
Advent church loses an able champion,
and Webster one of her finest young
men. The circumstances of his sudden
decsase are few: He stopped on the
artesian we'll lake outside Redfeld to
bathe. stepped suddenly beyond his
depth into eternity. There was no one
near to help; but the pony tied beside
the road and his clothes on the shore
told their sad story, and the body was
o recovered and cared for by the
loving hands of friends he had made in
Redfeld
The Coroner of Splnk county, Mr.. G.
W. Fischer, accompanied the remains to
Webster and to the home of his sorrow
log mother and family.
The friends of the deceased fully
appreciate the kindness of Mr.. Fischer
in his cars for their loved one.
Mrs. Hanson, mother OF the deceased.
is a sister Of merchant Olson. of Minnea-
polls and has been called to pass through
much sorrow Of late years, having lost a
brother, Professor Olson, of Nermilion
College, In the Tribune" fire, and a son
about il year ago, and now another is
called and yet she can say: at is wellr'
The Lord knows best"
Shall not this promising life sOsudden-
ly ended cause every Young man and
woman &c be ready for the change that
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1893-07-20

The NJ &St z Ry will sell tickets to
Or,onyille Oh Big Stone City every Fri
day, Saturday and Sunday al n fare
for the round trip. Tickets good until
the following Tuesday.
g. A. noERNER,
Agent.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1893-07-20

For the Lake Madison Chautauqua As
sembly, to be held at Madison July LIST
to Goth, the c. NJ. & st. P. Ry. will sell
rornd trip ti-kets at one and a nth fare.
Return coupons good until July 22nd.
q. A. KoERNER, Agent.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1893-07-20
RARGAIH.

wanted, to trade a first class stock OF
goods for land. or will sell on
time with approved security. Fms pusi.
- on~nortunity, good location, situated
q Main street, Webster, $. ID. ID
Inquire Of
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1893-07-20
RAILWAY NOTES.
For The Worlds Fair at Chicago

For the camp meeting at Big stone
Lake the c. NJ. & St. P. Ry will sell tick
els to ortonville or Big Stone CITY nom
,July G to l3, at II and a fifth fare Tor
the round trip, tickets good rltilJu H.
G. A. KoERNER,
Agent.
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AT NEW YORK.
Ruling Prices I'm Produce at the Seaboard's
Commercial Metropolis.

Ruling Prices I'm Produce at the Seaboard's
Commercial Metropolis.
NEW YORK. July 20-Flour-Reoeipts,
$4,000 packages; exports 300 brls and L.
400 sacks: sales, 80. 800 packages. The mar
ket was moro active at easier prices Corn
meal was dull and steady. Rye dull and
steady; Western, 5705sc. Barley malt
quiet.
Wheat-Reoeipts. 345. 900 bu; exports. 97.-
0OO bu; sales, 100000 bu futures. 272, 600
bu spot The spot market was active and
firmer; No. 2 red. in store and elevator. 703l O.:
ahoat. 72c; +. o. b., 7l1s0721ao; unRraded
red. 67073c; No. Northern. ia OIL lac; No.
/ hard. Isl. 075kc; No. Q Northern, 7034 "a
71o; No. 2 Milwaukee. COL 0691c. Options
were less active and very irregular. wit h
the close steady at 3 "a 42o over yesterday y
and tho trading chiefly switching and
largely for foreign account. The opening
Was firm a. IS 0]lc advance, as follow III &
the West and on local covering, declining
4 a lac on weaker cables and local realiz-
ing; No. red. July. TOla "a 10s4c. closing at
7Olac; August. 7lGIlssc, closing at II so;
September. % 5lsD7334c. closing at 1913 c.;
October. i5as 016isc. closing 81 75ssc; De-
cember. eG9SOasc, closing at S0Isc.
Corn-Recelpts. $4,000 bu; exports. 800 bu;
| sales. "a, 900 bu futures and 40. 600 bu SPOT
II
4734 dsSs4c in elevator. 4Ss4 349c afioat.
| Options were fairly active and 20 80
! lower. as following the West and expected
| larger receipts Tomorrow, closing weak;
| July, 47asc. closing at 4Tssc; August, 47as "a
Use, closing at 479so September. AIS 4D4Slac,
| closing at 47a4c.
Oats-Recsipts. 16l 900 bu: exports, 81, Oc0
| blu; sales As, 600 hu futures IL, 900 bu spot
| Spots were quiet. l1sGDlc lower and weak.
! Options we're more active and weaker;
| July. 3434 d35lsc. closing at 3414 August.
! 3003l Sc. closing at 30'sc: September 293i
G0SO9sc. closing nj 295ic: No. 2 white. S7lsc:
! No. Chicago, 26S336l4c: No. g. 81 Is g; No. )
/ white 3.lsc: mixed Western. 35h oslo;
! white Western. 3Sd43o.
Hay fairly active aud steady. Hops qniet
! and steady: state. common 10 choice. $50
! &c: Pacific coast. 19D2li
| Cut meats steady and inactive. MIDI leg
/ quiet Lard quiet aDd higher Options
! Sales. non.: July closed AZ 494lec; Septrm-
Der closed at l0.20c. Pork was dull and
steady.
Butter in moderate demand; Western
dairy. lGlsc: Western creamery, lT02lc;
Western factory. l5ls 3liisc: Elgins. 2lc.
Cheese IN moderate demand. Eggs-tancy
steady and qniet: receipts. 1854 pack ages;
| Western sresh lii9 l0l5e.
Tailow quiet. firm and unchanged. Cot.
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ANOTHER EDISON VICTORY.
The Alleged "Goebel" lncandescent Lamp In
venton Once More Unsustained.

MILWAUKEE, July 20.-Judge Seaman, in
the United States District Court. to-day
granted an injunction against the Oconto
Manufacturing Company restraining that
company from making the Edison incan-
descent lamp, on the application OF the
Edison company. The decision uphoIds
the validity of the Edison patents in the
inoandescent lamp. The Oconto concern
represents the combined interests which
have been fighting the Edison patents.
The point at issue Was the motion OF tine
Edison people for preliminary Injunction
to prevent the Oconto company from max
ing the Edison incandescent lamp now in
universal uae. and the Judge granted the
injunction. The OcontO introduced the
celebrated ''Goebel defense" claiming that
Henry Goebel. q German matchmaker in
New York. invented the lamp as early as
1854. This defense had been introduced in
q suit against the Bacon Vacuum Lamp
CoNpany IL Boston. which was decided in
favor OF Edison by Judge Colt last year.
This decision Is therefore important. as it
fully sustaIna Judge Colt
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LOCAL GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

A summer Ouietude Covers the Local Markets
with Prices Weak In Sons Lines.
Except on commission row trade is very
tame. At the Wholesale houses on South
Meridian street only the groeers appear to
be doing much. In produce markets weak
prices lead. Both poultry and eggs arc
weak and unsettled. Apples. potatoes. in
fact all vegetables are easier but prices
are really governed by the receipts from
day to day as has been illustrate
I'm tomatoes the last few days. The hide
aud leather markets are fiat. Tho pro-
vision market Is active and prices firm.
Hardware men report trade slow. as do
dry-goOds houses and boot and shoe men,
but the latter look for dull trade Yet In
July.
Regarding the local grain market there
il little To say. There IL not on e. tenth che
quantity of W beat now coming n that thor e
was IN the corresponding period last year.
Track bids yesterday ruled as follows:
Wbeat-No. 2 red, 5Sc; No. red, sic; No.
red Soc: rejected 45450r: unmerohanta ~
BILE. $50 4Oc; wagon wheat. $50.
CoTn-No. white. 39l9c; No. hite. 3Jlac;
Nos white. 3gc; No. " hite S0D35c; No. 3
white mixed, 3sc; No. white mixed, 37i9. ,
No. white mixed. 30035c; No. 2 yellow.
:7l4c: No. 3 yellow. 3Sc; No. 4 yellow 300
$50: No. = mixed. 57l2c; No. mixed, $40;
No. 4 mixed. SOQS5c; sound ear, 3904lc for
yellow.
Oats-No. white. SIC; No. white, 81
20; No. mixed. Zoe: No. mixed. 200;
rejected. 250S0c.
Rye-No. 2. $50 for car lots; 45c for wagon
rye.
Hay-Choice timothy. s14; No. /. SIS; No.
9. sl0.5O; No. prairie. 81; mixed. S.; olo-
YER 49,
Bran. sll.
POULTRY AND OTHER PRODUCE
Prices PAID Or Dealers.
Poultry-H Hens. Sl9 acc ~ fb; young chick
ems 109l1o y 10: turkeys. toms. Sc ~ fb:
hens. &c - ID: ducks. &c To- 10; geese. $40 81
for choice.
Eags-ShiDpers paying loo straight and
1lc csndled.
Butter-Grass butter. 1O0l2c; mixed. ca
Sc.
Honey-1s42lc.
Feathers-Prime geese. 400 y b: mixed
duck. zoe - 70.
Beeswax-20c for yellow; l0c for dark.
WOOl-Unwashed fine merino. pa i6c;
medium INV washed. lie; coarse OF braid
wool, i4G l6e; tub-wsshed. s04a nc.
Hides, Tolior, -.
Hides-No. I q. 5. hides. sac: No. 2 G.. s.
bides. SC; No. ! calf hides, sac; No. 2 calf
hides 4c: horse hides. s..
Tsllow-No. tallow. $40; Nc. 2 tallow.
Sic.
Grease-White. 4lac; yellow, 3lac; bro wn,
&c.
BOnes-Dry. sl2alS ~ ton.
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THE JOINING TRADE.

lThe quotations 0ire, beloc the selling prices
% wholesale dealerS.
CANDIES AND NUTS.
Csndies-Stick. &c u fb; common mixed
20: u. A.. X. mixed. SC; banner mixed. loo:
cream mixed. lone; old-time mixed. SC.
Nuts-Soft-shelied almonds. zoe: English
wsinufs. loc; Brazil nuts Zoe: filberts. lie;
peanuts. roasted. "a SC; mixed nuts. l5c.
coal. AND CJKE.
Coke-Connellsville. 1915 % load;
crushed. 1925 y load; lump. 60 ID load.
Anthracite coal. all sizes. $50 y ton:
Pittsburg and Raymond City. 81. - T. ton:
jackson. s4.25: block. g. q: Island CITY. 81:
llosshure and English Camel. So Allput
Goals Soc below above quotations.
CANNED GOODS.
Peaches-Ssandsrd. 3-pound. s2.5O02 rs;
e-pound seconds. sl.S5'a2; CalifornIa stand
ard. e2.5002.to; Csliforni ~ seconds. 22G2 %
Nisoeiianeous-Blsckbe cherries. 2pound, SIP
D5o; raspberries. 2pound. $1,000 l.25; pino-
apple. stan dsrd. 2-pound. 1890 LIS; choice
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Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
dull and easier No. Q spring wheat,
62.4 $3.50; No. 3 spring wheat. +. o. b.. see:
No. 2 red. 82a4 l06Sc: No. Q corn. 8SIac: No.
8 corn, 3712c; No. oats. 26a4c; No. white.
billed through. Sic: No. 5 white. I. o. b..
2o34 I'd 33l9c; No. rye. 49050c; No. barley
nominal; No. 3. no sales; No. T. no sales;
No. ! tlaxseed. sl.l0l3: prime timothy
seed. &l150i.20; mess pork. per brl.
S1S. S501S.s7i9; lard, per pound, 9.703
972l9c; short.rib sides (loosel. I92ls as. 12l5c:
dry-selted shoulders tboxedI. 7.750Sc;
short clear sides (boxed), S60GDs. 62l3c; whis-
Ky, distIllers' finished goods. per gal. 81. -
Sugars. cut loaf. 6Ac; Cranulated, 5.S2c;
standard a. $40.
On she Produce Exchange to-day the but
ter market was firm; creamery. 16020c;
dairy. 150lSc. Eggs tame; strIctly fresh,
1SAc.
ReoeIpts-Flour. II. 700 brls: wheat. %. 800
bu; corn. 10000 bu: oats. 1S9. $40 blu: rye.
$50 bu; barley. 4.eS0 bu. Shipments Flour.
$500 brls; wheat. Is 200 bu: corn. SIC, 800 bu;
oats, $4,000 bu; barley. 1000 blu.
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REAL-EsTArE TRANSFERS.
Ten Transfers, with "a Total Consideration
of &12,3O1.66

Ten Transfers, with - Total Consideration
of @12, 30I.86
instruments filed for record in the recorders
office of Marion county. Indiana. for the twen-
ty-four hours ending at p. M, July 90. 1898,
as furnished By Elliott j. Butler, abstracters
of titles, Hartford Block No. "a East Market
street:
William II. A. Dell to Herman c. Tut
tie. lot AS and part OF lot 46 in Mo-
Herman & landes's subdivision OF
OuIlOt 10, in brakes second addi-
Jonn r. Christian to John ]. Cooper.
part OF lot %, in S0rin's subdivision
of outlots rs and 17o. 100000
Francis elIas Cnatard 10 Mary NJ.
Baar lot 4, in Chatard's subdivision
of Quito, .......... 10000
Giles 3. Bradley ct al. susan F.
Van Zandt, lot 2I4. in Bradley et
ais East Washington street addi-
Charles N. Cross trustee. to Edward
h. SlEde, lot 3, in Cr0sss Clifford
avenue addition -........-...... e. 275.oo
George ". Stout to Isaac N Medsker
and wife. LOT 49, in Stoucs Indi-
ana-avenue addition $4,000
Louis j. Metzger, trustee, to Augusta
Earth, lots 20, II and %. in Metz
gers East Michigan street addition 1880
Melvin 4. Hawkins TO Louis Schulz
and wife. lot II, in Spitzfadden's
subdivision OF block II, III Holiness
west-end addition .-.....-.-........ $500
Nellie j. Julian 10 Jack StraiIie, part
or the south half or the south half OF
township i5 range 2.........:... .e25.oo
David Johnson 10 Al0nZO ID. Brandon,
West Indianapolis 500 86
Transfers. 10; consideration $I2. 3O1. 66
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OLD Oil WELLS GUSHING.
Waterville, o., the Scene Of Great Excite.
mpnt Because of the Fact.

TOLEDO. o.. July 20.-Intense excitement
exists in the hamlet OF Waterville fifteen
miles west OF this city. over q phenomenal
oil find, The territory was abandoned as
worthless thirty years ago. Recent indi-
cations induced n few farmers and one or
two oil spectators to lease all the territory
possible. The work was conducted Sc
cretly. All az once several wells were
opened. Two wells are flowing six hun
dred barrels day and several others are
running two hundred and four hundred.
Oil men from ali over the country are
iocking in on every train. The Standard
Oil Company also has represeD tat yos
here who are taking up everything in
sight that has not already been secured. A
number OF farmers viii make thousands
and perhaps millions. if they do not lose
their heads The little town of tive hun
dred TODAY looks like city. Hundreds
are arriving naily ana are living In tents.
hoard shantIes and anything that Will
afford slight protection from the weather.
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MONEY. STOCKS AND GRAIN
Sterling Exchange Weak, Silver Lower
and Call Loans at z Per Cent.
Sharp Rise in Quotations Quickly Checked by
the Drive at General Electric-lndian-
apolis Wheat Receipts Demoraiized.
SOME FAVORABLE INFLUENCES.

Ease Money, Imports Of Gold and In
creassng Exports of CeIeais.
At New York. yesterday. money on Gall
was easy at TO per cent. the last loan
being made at ). cIosing offered at2
Prime mercantile paper. e0i2 per cent.
Sterling exchange was weak, with actual
business in bankers bills at si.s1i2 az 2is
for sixty days, and s4.s3A 04s4 Tor de-
mand.
Silver was weak with sales of certitfca tes
at 20. closing at 20 bid and IL asked. Sales
of silver certificates were 10000 ounces.
bar silver closed at 7Ol4c; in London &C
S2e4d. Mexican dollars sold at $50.
The New York stock market. yesterday.
under the influence of q sharp rise in quo
tatlons in London and liberal buying or
ders from that center, opened strong and
improved TO the extent of !. to 3Is per cent.
The rise was checked by g sudden break of
ga per cent. In General Electric TO 5lhe. but
, it Was noticeable that the market W as COM
pgratively free from those sudden relapsss
which have occurred day after day for
some time past. Even when General Eleo-
trio broke another 5 points Co 46le under q
heavy pressure. and all sorts of rumors
were In circulation concering the financial
condition of the company. tho reaction IN
Sugar yielded two points from
abe highest and other leading
stocks l90l34 per cent. The attack on
General Electric was the overshadowing
feature of the days transactions. Ii was
currently reported that decision in
case of great Importance had been rem
dered against the company; that the con-
Germ was in financial straits and a receiver
ship imminent. Officials of the company
emphaticsIly denied the rumOrs affecting
the credit of the concern. and shortly be-
fore the close iJ became known through
dispatches from Milwaukee that Jud ge
Seaman. In the United States District
Court. had granted On Injunction against
: the Oconto Manufacturing Company. thus
: UNFOLDING the validity of the Edison Dat
ents in the incandescent lamp
On this General Electric r-cov-
cred to 49le 049A, and the general
market rallied from the lowest Final
quotatIons in q majority of instances were
above those of Wednesday. the net gains
varying from II To pa per cent. London
was credited with purchases of over 25.000
shares and liz WAS reported that q leading
bear operator had covered an extensive
line of shorts. The ease In money on call,
the moderate importations of gold and the
increasing exports of grain exercised a fav-
orable influence on the market. Among
the specislties Pullman jumped 34, TO l56,
and American Tobacco 4. TO 81, but the
latter after W ards broke to 531a. The mar
ket closed firm in tone.
Government bonds were steady and State
bonds dull. Closing quotations were:
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ton-seed oil was dull and steady; crude.
351o36o; yellow, s2c liosin dull and steady.
kIce In fair demand and steady. Molas-
ses-New Orleans, open kettle. good TO
choice, quiet and steady.
Cofee-Options opened quiet FROM M
changed TO points down, and closed
steady at 5000 points down; sales. IS. 200
bags. including: July. 1880 l6 l5c: Au-
gust. 15.S50l605c; September. l5.15O l6c;
October. 15.75615S0c: December. $500
l5.5Oc; spot Rio dull and easier; No. Z, lie.
Sugar-Raw dull and nominal; refined
quiet and steady.
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WIN Prnbably " ioop Z ? The Price OF TWIN.
NEW YORK. July 20.-John Good states
that he has agreed, on behalf of the John
Good Cordage Manufacturing Company.
with the National Cordage Company on a
basis of prices for binding Irvine. sisal end
MANILA rope. which are very much higher
than those which are now ruling. Other
independent interests have not yet agreed
TO the new prices Mr.. Good believes there
will be no diff culty in obtaining their
assent- The new prices Will not become
operative until the cordags reorganization
10 declared complete
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Oii.

NEW YORK. July 20.-Ths petroleum mar
ket was neglected. Pennsylvania oil. spot sales
none; August option. sales none; 56c asked.
Lima OIL, sales none: 35c bid. Total sales, none
Turpentine quiet and easy at 27la02ec.
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Dry Gootts,

NEW YORK. July 20.-The condition of trade
in the 6ry-goods market Is quiet. The most
active feature is the order business in spring
woolens but this is marked by great caution.
The general impression now seems TO be- that
there may be but little general trade before the
middle Of August.
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Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS. July 20.-Cotton steady. Good
middling, $3.50; middling. 7hc; low mid
ding. 77-l6c; good ordinary, 7lec: net re-
ceipts. l, 1876 bales; receipts. l.94e bales;
exports TO the continent. 424 bales sales 500
bales; stock, 76,31S bales.
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LIVE SOCK.

Cattle Quiet and UnohAnged-Hogs Weak
and Lower-Sheep Dull.
INDIANAPOLIS, July 20.-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts. 100; shipments. -. The supply was
mostly OF butcher grades. The market " as
nniAf at unbalanced nrineR
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Metals.

NEW YORK, July 90 - Pig iron dull and
steady: American, Sl2.75o13. Copper steady;
lake, IO.25c. Lead steady; domestic, :. 60c
Tin closed steady; Straits. 19.O5c bid. 10. l5c
asked; plates dull and steady; spelter quiet; do
nestle, 5000.
ST. LOUIS. July 90. - Lead dull at $3.50;
spelter dull at 3. 9063.92l2c
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ttons. Op'nipgl Highest. forrest Closing
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-07-28

8om @elomartt 1T i'm IGsemeineu
Elm teheres Iusleben. als Dor etner
8ode. 5u beridten. Die Nnipra9t
an bic &eiu gorfer 8anten, iuel9e bod
Der Sammelbeden fiir bic 8eblrfnilie
oes 9anbes biloeu, iiub serinser seipor.
ben. gtuas @olb 1T auBerbem aui benz
gBese bon europa 81 uns uno 70 ldBt
ii6 annebmen, ouB ii9 bic Spannuna
a0aldblig l0ien tuerbe. Ranias @itp
bat alleroinss i'll oieiem gusenblid be>
oentlid unter ben 5olsen Der @elo=
ftemme Su leioen; aber bic Banfen,
ipelde bort Sur 3ablunsseini iteduns ge>
5munsen ,uuroen, iino. ipie uerlidert
wiro, al6t banfero't, bic Sepoiitoren
iuerben uibts oerliareu; es war eben
nidt mDsiid, Die Iusitdnoe raid seuus
fliliii9 5u MAIDEN, I'm benz anoranse 5u
seniisen. Sc ndber bic Sibung oes
Gonsreiies beranriidt, oeito mebr ipirb
ii6 Die Sage entluirren; Die 9batiabe,
baB peridiebene Banfen, uel6e ibre
3ablunsen einitellen muBten, wie Die
G9emical Nationals8anf in @bicaso,
nit @snebnisuus Deg @elo, @omptrols
fer luieoer erDffnet iuuroen, miro einen
siiniti9en Ginoruf MAIDEN.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-07-28

Scuatpr Sherman ilt pieoer elmer
Der ipenigen Serniinfti9em, tuelhe es fir
Gdn5iib ilberflIiiis erfldsen, ibre s(n.
iidt iiber llria6e Der selddftliden 0e'
preiiiOn unO 9lbbilfe pafiir Su duBeru.
Wtlt 8edt iast Der beiudbrte 5inanSz
MANI, ole glominii!ration iei beruIen,
jene 5rase gu l0len uno es mirbe Md
biaig iein, ibr nod neue Shmieristeiten
gu nla6en. lleberbaupt muB 9r. glebe>
lano, luenn ct eimmal pirflid ebrlid
iein lpOGte, 5u9eiteben, oaB feline oemo'
fratiiden 6reunoe Slaes aufbieten, ibm
feline 9lufsabe Su aribiueren, ipdbrenb
Die &epublifauer nidts bersleiden tbun
lonhern uielmebr I'M stGlsemeiner bereii
lmo, nab beitcn Srdften I'M Snterefe
oes 2anbes tbdti9 81 ieiu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-07-28

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