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The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-08-12
Popularity of Man.

What q strange creature is man
Though he may have the power with the
telescope eye to penetrate the regions of
space and discover countless constella-
tions of which the unassisted eye knows
nothing: penetrate the earth, read the
strata, speculate on the age of the same ;
weight the sun and planets, tell you
their physical composition, explore the
almost boundless sea, sound its depth
inveet machinery almost human in its
workings, harness steam, making it cub
servient to his will; girdle the earth
with tightening traverse the air and do
many wonderful thing scientifically yet
when it comes to the simple require
ments Of Christianity, he is wholly in
different as to its ~renovating power, and
does not hesitate to destroy the glorious
hope The might havel of that which will
insure him age upon age of enjoyment OF
the felicilites OF a better world.
This destruction of hope il o
pHshed py remaining away from places
where it is set forth, and having no de-
sire to grapple with the problems Of eter-
nifty. He does not wish to have kindled
in his soul, the highest emotions of NOR
al beauty and sublimity. We sometimes
wonder why man does not take up the
mighty questionings of inspiration, and
with Bible in hand search for those treas
ures which the transient things Of
earth have no comparison.
There is nothing so noble, 80 elevating,
80 complete, in its workings, as the
wonderful truths that pertain to saliva
ton. All the visible forms of grandeur
revealed in the Bible, are but the ex-
preston. the utterance and conception
of the Almighty, and should become the
leading and largest thought Of all civili-
zed nations. G. CUsHhAN.
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"The Presidents message recommends
the unconditional repeal of the Sherman
law and opposes coinage of oliver under
present conditions except for subsidiary
coinage. He wants the silver question
settled by an international conference.
He stands by the platform of 1892, but
says the platform cannot be carried out
because a fixed ratio cannot be main
tanned and that gold and silver must
part. He wants a single standard. Did
expect to be ready to go to work on the
tariff early in September but now it can
wait if necessary.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-08-12
Church Services.

Eleventh Sunday after Trinity, August
IL, 1893. Services IS follows:
Morning Prayer, Litany and sermon,
IL 100 A. M.
Evening Sevice at 1880. p. NJ.
EDWIN r. WILLIAMS,
In charge.
Sunday School, $50 A. M.
MRS. AsHBY, Supt.
All cordially invited.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-08-12
Easy Ouesti on For Beginners.


Science has diminished hope, know
ledge has destroyed our illusions, ex-
p~erience has deprived US of interest.
Here, then, is the authorized dictionary
Of discomfort.
What ia creation7 A failure.
What is life? A bore.
What is a man? A fraud.
What is a woman? Both . fraud and
q bore.
What is besuty7 A deception.
What is love? A disease.
What is marriage? A mistake.
What is q wifef A triAe.
What is q child? A nuisance.
What is the devil7 A fable.
What lie good? Hypocrisy.
What is evil? Detection.
What is wisdom? Selfishess.
What Is happiness? A delusion.
What is iriendshipf Humbug.
What is generosity? Imbecility.
What is money? Everything.
And what is everything? Nothing.
Were we, perhaps, not happier when
we were monkeys?-London Truth.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-08-12
SAY GIRLS.

She says better late than never.
The hammock has been put on the
shelf.
"Miss Madden what's thatP" ''That's
a rest"
The word ''girl" appears in the Bible
but once.
You'd catch the slipper if your
parents knew you were out within
the other night.
The grasswidowers ball that was to
have come off last Sunday evening wa
a decided ~failnre.
81 make way for the coming woman"
is what the man remarked as his wife
at came him with the RECONCILIATION.
That was rough on your father to fall
ver the clothes line the other night
when he thought you were talking to the
boys.
Miss Maddin's music class is ont for
instrumental practice every other night
and every other night its out for other
practice.
Fifteen minutes choir practice and a
two honrs stroll is a great combination
and liable TO make you think of: "After
the Bawl."
A st. Louis paper speaks Of "girls Of
thirty" Must be something wrong
somewhere, as we never yet heard Of
girls reaching that age.
The latest fad Of the women in New
York is to wear mems straw hats and
to lift them in saluting the men just as
the men now do in saluting the women.
1t is strange that man considers his
sweetheart the lovliest in the
world and after he marries he sees scores
of women who are much lovlier than his
wife.
"What must precede baptism 2" asked
the rector when catechising the Sunday
school. "a baby" exclaimed q bright
girl with the air OF one stating a self
evident truth.
A Philadelphia girl has chopped of
her engagement with her pfellerY for
tho reason that no refused to separste
himself from his m~onstache, His
moustache was probably so large that
she could not get near enough to him.
You wouldn't do that would your
After the bawl is over,
After the cry is done,
After the smiles are breaking,
After the tears are gone:
Many the weary mothers,
Worn out by that fierce squall
Many a father has vanished,
After the bawl. SUBSCRIBE.
There are husbands who are pretty,
There are husbands who are witty,
There are husbands who in public are
az smiling al the morn
There are husbands who are healthy,
There are husbands who are wealthy,
But the real angelic husband-well, he's
never yet been born.
A dissgreeable girl-Annie Mostly.
A fighting girl-Hittie Magin.
A sweet girl-Carrie Mel.
A very pleasant ~girl-Jennie Rosity.
A sick girl-Sallie Vate.
A smooth girl-Amelia Ration. I
A seedy girl-Cora Ander. I
A clear case of girl-E. Lucy Date.
A geometricsl girl-Polly Con.
Not o Christian-Hettie Rodoxy.
One of the best girls-Ella Cant.
A flower girl-Rhods Dendron.
A musical girl-Sara Made.
A profound girl-Mettie Physics.
A star girl-Meta Oric.
A clinging girl-Jesss Mine.
A nervous girl-Hester Ical.
A muscular girl-Callie Sthenics.
A lively girl-Annie Nation.
An uncertain girl-Eya Nesent.
A sad girl-Ella g.
A serene girl-Mollie Fly.
A great big girl-Ella Plant.
A war-like girl-Millie Tary.
The best girl of all-Your own
Home Queen.
"The Presidents message recommends
the unconditional repeal of the Sherman
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-08-12
BREVITIEs.

--zE1eSE@z--
hat will Congress do?
he nights continue cool.
half Of vacation is gone.
risp Speaker of the House.
Main street is being %impaoved.
Rev. C. l.. Fitchette is back in Reno.
State Fair in September, don't forget
Miss Maude johnson is down from
emo on a visit.
Golding's shoe store is open for bust
Nevada's Congressman will work
bard.
The FIRE department business drags
long.
The D1sPArcH liars are creating a
breeze.
Still q large volume of water in the
Fruckee.
Mining news is scarce; more work and
less talk.
Mr.. P. Bliven is away on a short
vacation.
Cotton tail rabbits are getting more
plentiful.
The library seems to be without a
librarian
The leading question is: "Whe stole
the chickens?"
See the latest in Gents Hsndkerchiefs
ut E. Griswolds.
Mr.. Williams has been visiting Reno
and Virginia City.
Miss Mamie Don elm has returned
from a visit to Reno.
Mrs. D. W. Strong 10 confined to her
bed by a bilious attack.
Geo. Dunkcan, proprietor Of the hotel
at Rye Patch spent yesterday in town.
The Jefferis bigamy case is to be sub
mitted to the San Francisco Grand Jury.
Ed. 8. Hartman Of st. Clair was in
town on a flying business trip this week.
Francisco Franandes of San Jose anne
to Wadsworth to visit the White Horse
mines.
Miss Sadie Phillips has returned from
Humboldt and is visiting Miss Bessie
Whited.
Proctor's ranch is an inviting spot
these summer evenings and would make
q good ideal home.
George Frazier came over from the
ranch yesterday. The road 10 rough
after the spring foods.
If Cleveland had as much brain ss
belly he might perhaps comprehend the
silver question.-Index.
Times will look q little different by
next Saturday the pay q being due
between now and then. Perhaps.
Superintendent Meehsn Of Sleeping
Car Service for the Pacific Coast passed
through on No. 8 yesterday.
Engineer P. McNevin left Wednesday
morning for San Francisco to consult q
doctor specialist.
The Commissioners are going to PM
a kitchen on the county jail and have
the prisoners do the cooking.
Foster, the weather prophet, Gays that
August will be a hot month. We believe
him. Congress will be in session.
NJ. E. Gilmore 10 building a nice resi-.
dence on his lot. It will be one OF the
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-08-12

Just reed at Griswolds, fine ladies
shoes, cloth top, for only $3.50. We have
also reduce our Jeanette French Kid
shoes from $4.O0 to $50.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-08-12

The stage for SALTWATER and other
in Churchill county leaves the Nevada
svsry Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
70 at 1880 A. Ne, and returns the day follow
$50 P. N.
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Of

COOKIE Reno. Nevada, August Q, 1893, Cap
and 20 days.
GALERI-On the Truckee Meadows, August
10, 1898, Joseph Galeri, aged about 40 years.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-08-12

=, hound Express 9:60 p. IN. 10 100 p. IN
y sstbound Express % 80 a. m. 5:45 a. m.
VIZ hound Express $40 a. m. 1855 am.
H. Ssstbou id Express $40 p. m. s:21 p. IN
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-01-13
: M ani@reibt aus paris

y So an 6reibt aus 9aris
bonn z. Set.: Ser Senior Der franso=
liiden Sauptleute, Serr Souiflot, wiro
nd6iter Sage ieinen bunbertiten Ge=
burtstas feieyn. gr mar llnterlicuts=
nant i'm Sabre 1911 uno. BAT an ben
Selosiieen in Seutidlano, HuBlano
uno Srantrei6 bis gum SturSe Na=
poleons tbeilgenommeu. Sm ipani=
i6cn Sriege bemd9tiste er li6 ciner
SABINE. bic li6 nod i'm Snoalioenpalalte
befinbet. Nor einem Sabre luuroe er
gum Sommanoant Der Gbrenlceion er=
nannt. Sas 20. Sdeerresiment wiro
gu ieinem Subeltage cine Seputation
mad @bateauoun, ieinem ieBisen Wobn.
iibe, ididcn.
Cine neuerbin9sin n 2raft
setretene geieblide SeItimmung in
6rantreih perbietet inter glnoerem,
obne drSilibe glnorOnunaainoern unter
einem SABRE in irgeno elmer
Gorm fciic Speiien gu scben. Der
Gjebraub BON Slai9en nit 8ummi-
robren lit slei6faas unteriast. Dtan
be1auptet. oaB unter $50, 900 Sinoern
Die in 6rantrei6 allidhrlid iterbcn,
100, 900 bel iorsfdltiger gfleee erbaltsn
weroen tOnnten. Sene 8eriiigung lit
namentlid ben Semiibungen oes gum
SduB Der 9inoer gegriinoeten Sereins
Su oanfen, Oeiien IoriiBenosr 9ou9aro
1T.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-01-13


4 Ser friibere Sofbsiiber s5rior.
Beiel aus Sreitenber9. Der als 2ano=
apirtb .uno tii1tiser Yferoftenner in
ausitan Sreiien uulerer grooiN, betaunt
anar, in Sbeboe. = Der, StaDtratb e.
5ri6bGg in Sbeboe ieierte iein So
iabrises ejci@ditsiubildum als Sabri=
fant -9n So6briife iiber ben 9tpros
Gtiee=Sanal bel @riintbal bat bic erfe
SfLaltungsprobe ausgebalten uno bari
foinit ais psllenoet an9eieben weroen.
9iehlbe bat cine li6te Sobe bon AZ
0leteng, 10 SaB Die sr0Bten &rie9s.
tGifte, pbne biz Stan9en (oie Spiben
Der MeiRn) Suftrelden, binourhiabren
fDnnen. 9DdMtno bas GanalbeIt cine
8reite psn 90 Metern bat, mar fiir Die
Sriifs eiAe SE01nweite BON l65.5
Wteter erfprAerlidl, UNI bic SteiguHg
Der Giienbnbnlinie auf cine m09li6t
aroBe 6ld6e su pertRilen. Sie Sriife.
Die in ibrcr sansen Sarge bur4 uidts
nnteritiBt wirb, III Folltdnois aus
Giien ber9eiteat; nur bic ca. 40 Weter
Eoben Sbiirme uno bic Mauerbogen
an beioen llfern lino aus 3ieseliteinen
nnb @ranit auf9efiibrt. 9luBer ben
Sdleuienwsrisn bel Soltcn,lu III unO
SrunsbiitteI 1T bic Bride BEL @l'iintbal
bic srSbte Sebsns,uiirbisteit bes( giOro.
Stiee=9aTals.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-01-13
u us Der q beinpfaIs.

Ser Director Der pidl3ii9sn Sampf-
lGleppldilifabrts -8eiellidait. 9arl Sin=
Oeamaper in yuomissbafen. ieierte nit
Ielner 0smnbln gliiabetb Nuaulte
Raroline, seb. Siifene. oas Set Der
Hlternen 0o,bSeit. : Ia9 oem Genus
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-06-15

CONNIE toutes les natures 6ner-
g1ques, Daniel, maintenant gull
await pris une resolution irr6vo-
cable, SO sentait soulag6 dun poids
enorme. II cut meme joui de la
pl6nitude de son sang-froid sans
la haine efroyable qui s'amassait
en- son occur, ct qui troublait son
intelligence, des quill pensait seu-
Iement a miss Sarah.
Par I'm hasard providentiel, NJ
de Br6van n'6tait pas sorti, on plu.
tot, Giant sorti pour d6jeuner avec
quelques amis au cafe Anglais, il
venait de rentrer.
En- dix phrases, Daniel peut mis-
au courant de la situation, lui
montrant le c~hef-d'@uvre de faus-
saire don't il attribuait l'id6e q
miss Brandon ct l'execution q Sir
Tom. Puts, sans s'arreter aux ex-
CARNATIONS de NJ. de Br6van, qui
paraissalt an6anti de stupeur, ct.
plus indign6 que lui-meme:
-Maintenant, mon cher Maxi
Inc, reprit-il, 6coutez-moi. O'est
peut-etre mes dernl6res volont6s
que vous allez entendre.
Et I'autre go r6criant:
-Je sails CO que je dis, insista-
til. J'espere bien ne pas laisser
mes os la-bas mails le climat est
meurtrier, ct on peut rencontrer
une bale. Mieux vaut t%oujours
prendre ses precautions.
II so recueillit une minute; ct
plus lentement:
-Vous seul au monde, Maxine,
savez mes afffaires, je MAI plus de
secret pour vous. J'ai des amis de
date bien plus ancienne que vous,
aucun en- qui 'aie plus confance
qu'en vous. Mes vieux amis DALI
leurs, sont des marins CONNIE moi,
CONNIE moi EXPOSES 4 etre du jour
au lendemain envoy6s Dieu salt
Oh. Or, il me fault m homme sur,
deyou6, experiments ayant la pru-
|dence ella bravoure, ct certain de
ne pas gutter Paris. Voulez vous-
etre Get homme Maxine?
M. de Br6van, qui 6talt rest6 al
longe sur IN fauteuil, Sc dressa,
ct une main eur le coeur:
4 oontinser:)
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-06-15
II
North-W estern
LINE
C.St, p. N. g. O. nv.
Oh ALLEz-v0uS

Prenez le chemin de fer Chica-
go. st. Paul, Minneapolis & Oma-
ha, autrement dit la Northwes-
tern Line, pour aller de StPaul
ct Minneapolis a SUPERIOR,
Washburn, bayfield,, Ashland ct
toutes les localities sur le lac Su-
p6rieur, ainsi qua Sioux City, Pr
pestane, Sioux Falls, Omaha.
Kansas City ct tous les points q
|POuest.
La Northwestern Line vous
couduira aussi jusqu'aux Black
Hills, ainsi que les importants
districts d'huile ct de Charlton du
Wyoming, ellie peut vous conduire
aussi dams les c6lebres pini4res
du Wisconsin ct du Michigan, ct
vous amener aux grandes mines
de fer de Mesaba, Gogebic ct YER
million.
II ny q pas une ligne qui soft
mieux 6quip6e pour faire le service
direct des passengers que la North
western Line, aussi est-elle dove.
nue. ID ligne favorite des touristes
de ceux qui sont q la recherche de
terres, des 6migrants enfn de
toutle public voyageur.
Pour autres informations, allez
au num6ro 159 Troisi4me rue Est,
ct 13 Nicollet House Block, Min
neapolis, on bien 6crivez . q. w
Teasdale, Agent-g6n6ral des pas
sagers, q ST. Paul, Mlnn. B
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-06-15

miss Brandon. On de ses compli-
ces habituels, Honorable sir Tho
mas Elgin, sans doute, Pavait 6cri-
tie.
Ali maintenant Daniel s'expli:
quait l'impudente assurance de
mics Sarah, son insistance 3 lui
ofrir les lettres du pauvre caissier
Malgat ct q lul r6p6ter. "Allez les
montrer d ceux qui ont v6cu des
ann6es preside oe malheureux; ct
ills vous diront 81 Giles sont bien de
lui.
Certee, il nett trouv6 personne
pour dire lie %contraire, 81 l'6criture
de Malgat await etc imit6e avec
une aussi d6solante perfection que
la sienne.
Dependant il y await peut-etre
un parti q tirer de Get Grange eve
nement, mails lequel? Devait3ll
parler de sa d6couverte? A quot
bonl LIE crolrait on, lorsqu'il de-
noncerait le faux, v6ritablement
noui de hardiesse ct de perfdie?
| Oonsentirait on B commencer une
enquete, ct 81 on la commencait, q
quot aboutirait ellie? On trouver
un expert pour c%roire, pour afir-
mer que cette lettre n'avait pas
6t6 6crite par lui, alors que lui
meme, i on lui eft pr6sent6 cha
que ligne s6par6ment, il edt cru
reconnaftre son 6criture.
N'6tait-il pas imminent proba-
BILE, au c%ontraire, qu'apr6s ses de-
marches de la journ6s on ne YER
raft dams toutes ses allegations
qu'une fable grossi6re ct ridicule,
imagin6e apres coup pour essayel
de Sc soustraire q une expedition
qui apres l'avoir s6duit d'abord
ravalt effray6 quand il on await
connu les dangers.
Done, mieux valait mile fois 81
taire, sc r6signer ct remettre |
/. plus tard ga vengeance, quelqu'
vengeance terrible CONNIE la peril
, die ct quill aurait Gu lie temps d.
mnr;r.
Mails il ne voulait pas cette faus
Sc %lettre, qui pouyait peut-etre de
venir un t6moignage accablant, res
tat dams son dossier, d'ot miss Sa
rah, pensait il, trouverait sans dou
. te moyen de la faire enlever. /
t demanda done la permission del
prendre une copie, l'obtint, Sc mi
a la besogne, ct r6ussit, asse
adroitement pour metre va de per
some, a substituer ga copie q Tori
ginal. Celia fat, n'ayant plus IN
minute a perdre, il quitta le minis
tAre, ct, sautant dams une voiture
] se fit conduire chez M. de Br6va1
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-06-15
l6eaiueton de r@1ho de r@ntsf.
Sarah Brandon.
DRAME De La VIE PARISIENNE.
(Snite)

(Snite.)
Comparant 3 son dtsespolr ao-
incl 9 radieuses illusions de &c
temps deja LON, Acknowledgement
le qagnait, ct il await les yeux bril-
lants de larmes NAL essuy6es lors
nn'il arr1va an ministre de Ia mari.
ne. 9 dix heures du matin.
3, chef de service gull venalt
voir 4tait IN vieux capitaine de
vaisseau, homme excellent, qui 3
force d. s'exercer q para1tre bour-
~. dur ct raide, l6tait devenu.
Vovant entrer Daniel dams son ca
binet, il pensa quill venait q rocca-
sion de SO nomination ct arborant
pour lui I'm large SQUIRE:
-Eh bienl lieutenant Champ.
cey, oria til de SO meilleure vo'x'
nous sommes contentsl
Et s'apercevant que Daniel ne
portait pas les insignes de son
nouv, au grade:
All Gal vous etes lieutenant.
6t-il, ne lie savez vous pas encore5
-Pardonnez-moi, mon comman-
dant.
-Pourquoi diable vos 6paulet-
tes retardent-olles, alors?
FL il fronqait le sourcil terrible
ment, estimant que ce peu dem
pressement n'annoncait rien de
hon. De son mleux, o'est-a-dire as
sez NAL Daniel s'excusa, puts abor-
dant nettement pobjet de 50 visi-
te:
-J'ai recu, commenca-t il, IN
ordre d'embarquement.
-Je sais 49,. sur la "Conquete,"
en- rade de Rochefort, pour Ia 20
chinchine.
-Je dois 6tre a mon poste. sous
quatre jours.
Eft vous trouvez le d6lai IN
p.u BRET? U'est vral. Mails impos.
.;h,o 40 uona accorder dix minutes
de plus.
&c nest point I'm d6lai que je
sollicite, mon commandant, mails
bien la.... favour de garder la po-
que j'occupe ici.
Il lie We'll officer %tressauta SUI
son fauteuil.
-Yous voudriez ne pas embar.
ouer. s'ecria-t. il, au lendemain
dun ayancement al choixl Ali Ga,
devenez vous fou?
Tristement, Daniel hochait Ia
tete.
-Croyez, mon commandant, re-
pondit-il, que j'ob6is aux motifs
les plus i%mp6rieux.
Renvers6 sur son fauteull, lee
yeux au plafond. le commandant
parut chercher .ces motifs; puts
tout q coup ct coup sur coup:
-C'est votre famille qui vous
retient? interrogea-t il.
-Je mai plus de famille.
MATS vous etes sur le point de
vous msrier?
-H6lasl non.
-Yotre fortune est compromi-
SO, peut-etre9
Mon, mon commandant.
-Alors que diable me ohantez.
vous, s'6cria lie We'll officer, avec
vos graves raisons?
Et de son ton le plus bourru,
oui ne r6tait pas mediterranean:
-O'est-A dire, poursuivit-il, que
yous trouvez Persistence plus dou-
CO lei qua, bordl Je concois celia
On arrive au ministere q ONE heu-
res. dams un bureau bien chaufe
sill fat froid; sill y q de Ia beso-
gne, on en- prend . son aise, ct .
cinq heures on est libre. Lie soir,
on a la Aanerie sur le boulevard.
le cafe, les amis ct le theatre. Dc
qui est beaucoup plus gal que le
pont dun bateau par I'm groa
temps. Enfn, pour comble, nous
caohons quelque part une char.
mantle annie, qui nous allne bien,
ct qui, daniel q la seule id6e de
notre depart, pleure CONNIE une
Madeleine.
Mon commandant....
-Taisez vousl Uest votre his.
toire B vous tous, messieurs lee
ieunes officers, d6s que vous etee
rest6s 4 Paris six mois, on ne peut
plus vous en- tirer. Sacrebleul
Io~k A -suwa ~
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-12-01

Selbit bic fre,bdnblerii6e 81 3.
6anbelsSeitun9 fann ii6 Dem ginbrud
nidt peri6tieBeu, ben bas &c!ultat De,
lsbten 8ablen iiberal gemadt hat
Sic inst: .@or einem Sabre lab Nlles
fir Die bemofratii1e gartei roienfarbia
aus. gt pefanc mar nit elmer per-
nidtenben" Major;tdt cripdhlt nOroen
8eibe Sduier bes gonsrefes waren
benicfratii6. Die iiesreide Bartei
tanste i'll toQsnl llsbermutb il6er Den
,,Gaoaoar" Der repubfifaniiden Tartei.
Cine neue aera mar i'm gtn5use. ,,0ur
Der 2ebenoe bal Redt." iust S9iler IN
leinem geoitt. Die oemDfratiit1s Barc
tel Ihien alIein oas 2eben monOpnlijiren
gu iuollen. &etteuoe E6aten, neue
Qnldufe murben oas 2piungsport. %,
na1 u 0tonateu liegt bic iisgrei1e
uub ma6ttrunfeue Bartei 9eidlaacR auf
oem Gooen uno trauert nun ii5er Den
fl1r5en gBabn. GS iit in ber G6at cine
bemerfenstpertbe @ridsinuug, 0oB bic
bemofrotii6e 9Sartci i6pn na6 far5eli
IL Woneten ibrer SerrIdaft Gin hr6bs
nenbes Salt su9erufsn befonlmt III elmer
Beiie, BE feline 1iBosrftiaoniiY life 81.
ldBt."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-12-01
Der QtQaan eient benz Sansbafte aui

Der QtQaan eient benz Sausbalte anf
man9erlsi @eiie aud ais @r5neimiitel.
9llaun IN unreines @aiier seiban te'
,uirft iOIort beiisn Sldruus. Mit Sal5
uermiiat bisnt es gum @eiBserten ber
5eae, bie 6lsiiAIsits iuiro tidtis pam,t
einaerieben. Cine Iufl0iuns bon Heim
uno 9ltaua in giiis madt oamit be-
Nri6enes SOfs fait nHuerbrennlid. als
2ulns sum seim uao aleiiter i3iibt CT
oor gdimmel uno laurer @dbruns
sn tleiuen Rersen idledtem 8ei5en-
mebt suseiebt, ma9t er oas @stad
meiBer uuo loderes. @leide Sbeiie
aepu!perten gllaun, @flEItein uHo
9reioe sebeu ell sutes 8ubputper fir
Silberiad,en. Nfaunwalier ibiibt bamil
aelpai9eue Seuse Dor leiaten @erbren'
uen. = On fte,neu 2 biz 3 Grun 9oier
fam Mon ibn sesen 9iarrb6e, aunsen
bluten, gteitolif uuo 9rOniide Sbleim
abionDeruns aniuenoen. Man tlni
ibu 5u bieIeu Siuede nit Sonig, SDrul
II. (. 10. psrmenseu. 8uness 3abafleiid
betupft man ban,it, aud oas ics. pilc
Sleil6. Drei Gran Ilaun 5u eine
llnSe gaRer giebt Elm ausssaei9nete
elusenlpafIer sesen ent5iinoete Nu9er
Cine ettpas tdrfere Wiidnns 9lebt Ell
3 autes @urgeliuaher. Cine ibfpdher
95luna fann man BEL Sinoern geSe
oie S9pdmm6en aniDenoen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-12-01

Gin raffinirter Qjauneritrelb. Der re.
QumOrs nitbt en!tebrt, ereiSnete iiG IN
Borms. Son 5iDei frsmoen SaHtverfs.
burden nldngeite es Dem Glnen a.
6u6beflejbuna. OtitteI sum 2(nfauf BON
iul1cr iparen uitbt pptbanben, un6 Ir
famea bebe na6 tiuaerer gerat Bung
aui Den Geoanten, fot9enoes Stitd1en
aus5ufii3ren: Ser Cine begab iid iii
einen Sbubtaoen, lieB iih Gtiefel TOR.
le9en, prObitte tie ali uHb ai5 ct ell
9aar pnhsnoe an b'n SdBen Bate, trat
Der 2lnoere eili9It iii oen Qa6eu, beriebte
oem grIttren redts uno lirF8 ein paar
tii5lige O6rf:lgen nno er9riiT pieoeT
bic 6tutbt. 9ieie 8eleioisua9 fonnte
iib Der fat 8u Gooe eridrodcne Gc'
lGla9ene uidt gefalen laiien. ST.
beiann iid nidt tanse uuO ranute oem
MiIietbdter ouI Dem 5uBe mad. Su
lpil0er Jlu5t ipran8eH Die 8eiOeu os
5traBe entlang, tudbrenb Der 9o6sns
bsiiber - uea9icri8 barber, O6 De,
SeIeibigte tUo9f b.n 2bGter ein6olcn
piirbe-oen 8eioeu na@i0aute, bis fl
in cineE SejtcngdB0cn ueri9loanoeT
luagtn- Der 2abenbeiiter iuartet not
beute auf Die atIdieDr bes 0urlbcn mi
Den Stiefcln.