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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-19
OPENING GAME

OF the Bowling League Series Good At
tendance and Great Interest.
The first game OF ten pins in the
schedule adopted by the Wheeling Bowl
ing League. took place last night at
Wheeling Park, between the Calumet
and w. A. w. teams. Honors were
even, each team winning one game.
About half a hundred 0owlers, mem
bers of the other teams in the League,
were present, ana the occasion was one
Of much social enjoyment. There was
an abundance OF refreshments, and the
alleys not in use for the championship
games were used by the spectators.
The two games resulted as follows:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-19
PLEASING MUsICALEs
Given at Banners Yesterday Afternoon
and Evening.

Given at Banners Yesterday Afternoon
and Evening.
Mr.. T. W. Banner yesterday lnaugu-
rated o series OF musicales 20 be given
az his music store on Market street.
The first took place yesterday after
noon, when there was a good attend
ance, and the following excellent pro-
gramme was rendered:
Solo-Out on the Deep .............., Lohr
Mt Chas. Zuiaut.
Duett-Life's Dream j. O'cr...... ...... .......
mr.. Zulaui aud Miss upGegraG.
Solo-There 10 q Green Hill Far Away -Gounod
Miss UPdegcan.
Mr Zulsuf.
Duett-From Figaro ....... -. $500. Mozart
Mrs Williams and Miss UpdeCraG.
Solo. with Violin Obngato-For All Etec-
rifv .......... . ............. .. MoScherone
Mrs. Williams and Mr. Alfred Spell
Duett-l Live and Love Thee .............. ,npans
Mrs. Willamd aud Miss Ipdegran.
Solo-Home, Deaue, Home ........ Molloy
Miss fiunell.
Solo. win Violin Obhgato-Angels' Sere-
''u Mrs ii.,.'' Williams ans lii Spell. -
Mr. ZulsuE
Last evening the following program
was rendered;
q. Awakening Of the Flowers. ............ Meyer
b. sleigh Rlde-tfsl p..-...- ....... ......
ARIEL Banjo. Guitar sud Mandolin Climb.
S0lo-Afterwards Gee. ........-. ...........
Mr.. ". b. Day.
a. Dandy ON Quic5stsp ...... tarland
bGuJCs.
D.. La Bonita ........... .Partee
Mandouns and Guitars.
Arisl Banjo, Guitar and Mandolin Club.
Duett-Tarry With Ne................-.. ...Nlcolai
Miss Updeg;aG aud M Day.
Solo-COnfesslou. Rogers
Miss Updegrad
A. Darkies' Awakening ....... .......... Lansing
BaniCs
B b SLken Bands .... ........ .Shater
MandOlins and Guitars,
Ariel club.
Solo-Chaneeless.,.:-... .t.-.'''''--'' Ir0'eTe
Mr. Lay,
So.o-Ltttle Boy Blue --..---.-. ...........
Mss Updegrah.
a. Spanish Gslopsde ..............
MandOlIRS and Guitars.
b. La Prem Ter. NJ yer
MaudolinS and Guitars.
ARIEL Club.
The musicale which was 20 have been
given this afternoon, has been post
poued until tomorrow afternoon. Prof.
Martin and wife, and Miss Grace Fin
nell will participate.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-19

bership but are accomplishing much
work for the cause of the Master.
At the close of the business meeting
an address was delivered by Rev. Mr..
Hawthorne, pastor Of the n. E. Church
at Bridgeport, his subject being mis-
takes of the Devil" The speaker
dwelt on the part the devil had played
in the history Of the world and showed
the evil which he had accomplished
and the great mistakes Of man attribut-
able TO him. The address was very
able AID interesting one and was atten-
lively listened TO by large congrega-
ton.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-19
Petty Stealing.

Last Friday night thieves broke into
Wilson Crisis store, at Altenheim sta
ton, and took cigars, groceries, etc,
TO the value OF SIS. The. thieves en-
tered from the rear by cutting a pane
OF glass and uufastening the window
catch in that way. There is no clue.
A few nights ago i. d. Steele, who
runs the Mt. View Dairy, near Fulton,
had his spring house broken open and
articles of value taken. Fifteen gallons
OF milk, two large cans and consider
able butter were missed. The thieves
nearly battered down the spring house
90 gain an entrance. Marks OF HOB
nailed shoes were seen around the
building in the morning. Mr.. Steele
believes he has a clue.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-19
Wheeling and

50; Western Union, SsX; Wheeling and
Lake Erie. IA: do. preferred, 49H.
Mining Stocks-Band B., -:Cnolor, AZ;
Crown Point, 10; Consolidated CalIfornis
and Virginia, 325; Deadwood 6O; Gouiu
Curry, 90; Hale and Norcross, IS; Home
stake, -; independence, =; Mexican
100; Ontario sou; OpGir. 100; Ply
mouth, 10; Sierra Nevada, 10; Standard.
100; Union Con-, 80; Yellow Jacket, 40;
Iron Silver, 10; Quick Silver. l5Oi 90
preferred. 1000; Bulwer 10.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-19
- EPwoRrH LEAeUE.
Business Meeting ard Addresses on the
Mistakes OF the Devil

A largely attended business meeting
Of the EpwOrth League Of the Wesley
NJ. Z. church WAS held last night at the
church. Reports were made from the
various committees which showed the
order TO be in very prosperous eOndi-
,tion. The Secretary Of the Junior Ep-
worth League was also present. and re.
ported 3 membership in his league OF
seventy persons. It, also, lis In a
prosperous condition. + the
Leagues are not only GROWN 4 men,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-19
PETEULEUM

New YORK, December 1s.-Petroleum,
steady january option sales 1000 barrels;
closed az 1870.
OIL CRY, Pa, December 1S.-Petro-
leum, openee, lowest and closed 19Ac;
highest. 1850; sales 1900 barrels; clear
snces, $500 barrels; shipments, l25,lTS
barrels; runs, 102, 047 barrels.
PITTsBUKG, PA, December 1s.-Petro-
leum, opened, lowest, and closed 1850;
highest 1870.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-19


Steady-Stooks. Lower-FlOur, Easier
Wheat, Lower.
New YORK, December 1S.-Money on call
easy at 1a11f per cent; last loan g per
cent. ; closed offered at ~ per cent. Prime
mercantile paper 3]4a5H per cent Sterl'
ing exchange quiet at 4S31Sa4SS.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Fours Registered. ....................1 134
Fours Coupons 5000. '.'''-''. Id4a
Four--and-a-haR Registered. ......... 95H
Pacific Skies of 0..........,,,.....lU
STATEs-Steady.
RAILROADs-More active.
SToCKs-It served in no degree to give
tone to the share speculation that the
movement of gold 10 Germany had been
checked by the decline in exchange. The
announcement that no more gold would go
abroad for some two weeks to come gave
no support TO a market in which the sell
ers largely outnumDered the buy
ers. The feature OF the Stock Ex-
change dealings to-day was the determined
attack made by the bear clique on New
England, which closed with loss Of 2I
per cent. Large blocks OF the stock were
brought ont by the raid. which was accom-
panied by such dscOmforting rumors as
that the January interest would 6ot be
paid, which was promptly denied by the
cOmpauy's treasurer, and that the Mcleod
interest was selling out. which did not find
many believers. The best opinion
as to the motive Of the raie IS
that the opposition to Mr.. McLeod's pro-
iect to gain an entrance for New England
into New York City desired 10 depreciate
the stock in the hope of embarrassing him
in the completion of his plans. A drive was
slso made against St. Paul The selling
was not all By the bears, as not little long
stock was also placed on the market Sugar
was next in point Of activity, General
Electric had also 10 bear the brunt OF q
bear attack, which was most pronounced
in the late dealings. Some purchases to
cover short contracts brought ABOUT a
slight recovery in the final dealings and
the market closed shade better but at a
decline compared with the closing figures
of Saturday ranging from 4 to 3 per cent
Sales, 100000 shares. Quotations closed
bid.
Atchinson, 1S2I; Adams Express $50;
American Express, ll2; Baltimore and
Ohio, 70L(; Canada Pacific. 725{; Central
Pacific. ISll: Chesapeake and Ohio. IS;
Chicago and Alton, lSs; Chicago, Bur
lington and Quincy, 76l4; Chicago Gas,
65: Delaware and HUDSON, l3l;
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western.
100; Denver and RIO Grande pre-
ferred. 81; Distillers aud Cattle Feed
ers Co. 275<; Erie, 151s; do. preferred,
80: Fort Wayne, AS; Illinois Cen
trail. 92l4: Lake Shore, 1241s; Michigan
Central, 995<; Missouri Pacific, 23l4 +;
Norfolk aud Western preferred 3O4 /;
Northern Pacific, 81; do. preferred. 2o5{ !;
Northwestern, 1913; do. preferret, 1S5;
New York Central, 10l1{; New YORK
and New England. %; Pacific Mail.
a: Peoria, Decatur and EVANSVILLE So
Pittsburg, las; Pullman Palace, l69;
Reading, lSJE; Rock Island, 6655SS; st. Louis
and San Francisco first preferred, 4; st.
Paul 60; do. preferred, ll6: Tennessee
Coal aud Iron, 1851: Texas Paflfic. X;
Union Pacific, 1871 United States EXPIRES:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-19

The best team work was done by the
Columets, the first game being 200. The
highest individual score, $50, was made
by +. Lang.
The South Side club will practice to-
night at Seibert's. The next scheduled
game will take place at the Park, We'd
nesday evening, between the Wheeling
Bowling club, and The BOwlers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-19
NEWS OF TEE DAY.
. rsstlmnninl Of Regard.

Yesterday, mr. "Coon" Wickham,
late engineer at the penitentiary, pre-
sented Circuit Court Clerk J.W. Mitchell
with a very handsome cane, as q token
OF esteem and regard.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-19
Postponed.

The another Goose" entertainment
to be given for the benefit OF the
CITY Hospital has been postponed from
December q and % to January % and
"a. Rehearsals will begin January at
Wheeling club rooms.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-19

The Greatest Sale on Rec
cord crowds E. 3. Potts Big
Store, at Main and Tenth
Streets, and the boom is in
full blast. Bargains going
like a flash at prices unheard
of before.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-19

wshays saved our customers Thousands Of
doIIsrs during 1898, and propose 70 keep It up.
We have the largest department store in the
State. 1000 70 1905 Main street, IS 70 "a Tenth
street, and lOol 70 1907 Market street Eleven
entrances II take your choice. Bargains N
very department.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-19
AT THE GRAND.

"The Fire Patrol" with all it's sensa-
tional features and with an excellent
company, packed the Grand Opera
House last night and created sensa-
ton. The play was welcomed as re-
ireshing thing in a way Of newness,
and was literally applauded through
out.
1.-The Fire Patrol" will remain at the
Grand two more nights, with matinee
tomorrow afternoon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-19
~ Pennsylvania Stations
VIE0ROSglVdnid lines

Trains Run by Central Time.
rrrErr OFFICE At PENNSYLVANIA STATION OF
ARR ST. FOoT OF ELEVENTH ST., WHEEL
rxe. AT McLURE HOUSE, WHEELING, AND At
THE PENNSYLVANIA STATION. BRIDGEPORT.
SOUTHWEST SysTEN-"PAS HANDLE HoOrE."
sDailY. Except Sunday.
TPoW WHEELING TO LEAVE ARRtVE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-19
FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money, 1a1 1-2 Per Cent-Governments,
Steady-Stooks. Lower-Flour, Easier
Wheat, Lower.
New YORK, December 1S.-Money on call
easy at 1a11f per cent; last loan rs per
cent. closed offered at Il per cent. Prime
mercantile paper 31la5H per cent Sterl-
ing exchange quiet at 4S31Sa4SS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-19
ADJUSTMENTS.
TRUE IRISH HEARTS.

The greatest Of all picturesque Irish
dramas by Dan Mccarthy, "True Irish
Hearts, will be presented at the Grand
the last three nights Of this week with
it's strong cast and elaborate scenic eff
fects. The play is beautiful picture
of Irish drama as it is daily seen In Ire
land. It's tale is interesting and the cos.
tuning perfect, OVERLOOKING with Irish
wit, interspersed with songs, dances
and pleasing specialtes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-19
SECOND GAME.

Umpire R. NJ Archer. Scorers, Jas. Day and
Max hess.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-10-27

Sir uniere Gbioer 5nrmer, pelde
Sdufutl treiben uub bel Der leBten
Ytotioua(lpdbl oemofrntii6 itintmten,
peil ltf c5 moi ,,nunerI6t" baben uno
ie6en mul1ten, ipe Tb's unter bempfraz
iidem Re9ime lebe, lit es geiuiB elne
redt tr6ltilte gta6li6t, DAP ole fret
bduolcrii6e pemofrdtti6e 9on9reBme6r=
beit hle ySoae auf ole Sreiliite leben
uuo oomlt Der SOafceien @iufubr ausldn.
bii6er @oue Sbir uno Sbor 6ffnen
nil. l8as eine ioibe 0taBre9ef fur
uniere 8Olsii6ter gu beOelten bat. lieqi
flnr uuf Der Sano: Die Sernibtuue
Der einbemii6en @ollen SuOuitrie
1T fir uniere gSon5ii6ter in Sbil
Elm 25eriuIt BON Wi(liunen uni
uber Ntillioueu Dollars. benn unier
Staat rangirt an britter Stelle untel
ben woIlesii9tenben Staateu. Sas il
Der 9aut Der Oemofratie fir Die Stiul
men Der @ule5i9ter Elm 9anf alleroinss
ben lebtere aepiB ni9t ertpartet. ben Il
iid aber lelbft 5usui6reiben baben. Si
ernten iebt, mas lie bur6 ibre llntel
itiibnn9 Der Oemofraten in Der lebte
Nationutmabl seldet baben.
? (@inc. Sr. Sreiie.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-10-27

@inise Seitunsen befiirporten NIT
einem @ifer Die Serabiebun9 oes 8rief=
portOs auf einen Gent, als oh baton bas
@obl unb @ebe bes san5en Sunbes
abbinse. 9eutidlano berednet fir
8riefe innerbnlb ieines BOitsebietes 10
8fenuise. D. b. etua p Gents. 9as
8urto lit allu bort b6ber als bier, trUs<
bem bas oeutide 8Oitaebiet, persliden
nit bem Der Ser. Staaten, ipin5is fleir
eri9eint. 9aSu fonmt nod, oaB bas
oeutide 8olf nidt 10 reid lit iuie oas
amerifanii6e, unb baB bort Der @ertb
bes 8eloes etna oUppelt 10 sroB lit, tpie
bier, 8OlIte man Solfsmoblitanb,
@elbmertb uuo Gusbebnung bes Yut=
aebietes bel 5eititellun9 bes SriefpprtOs
in @rmd9ung aieben unb bann bieie
&b9abp 10 bemenen, ooB iie unier Soft
ebenlU idiuer belaitet. wie bas peuil6e,
iomiiBteu mir fir SefDrberun9 jebes
8riefes nlinoeltens 10 gents bere9nen.
9as Borto 1T iebt geiuiB ni5t su bod ;
bageeen ipllte unlere 8oitperlualtun9
ii6 benliiben. oen 8Oitbotenoienlt uuf
bem 9anoe einSuridten uub ibn uenis.
items anndberno 10 gut 81 ma6rn, ipie
ben beg 9eut Iden &ei6es. llnlere
Sauern luiiroen geiuiB lieber Elm b6beres
8riefpOrto 5ablen. iuenn ihnen oafiir
ibre Soitlaheu ing !Saus geliefert mir.
ben, als cine Sernbiebun9 pes Sriefz
portos bel Der iebi9en SefGroernnssart
auf eiuen Gent erleben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-10-27

8dbrsuo ionit Die 6armerssNaiansl
i'm @elten mo Suosn nit Der Silbers
toabeit bebuItet gu iein pfle9en, ma6t
Die 6urmerzNaian5 bon Soma in oieie
Sunlift cine riibmli6e Nusnahme. Sbr
StaatscUHoent bat ioebeu cine &elolus
tiOr gu @uniteu Der freien 8rdeuns BON
umerituniI9em Siiber nit GROCER Webr.
belt uerlUorfen. Die auf Die 8Gbrun9
be5i9lihe &eiOlution, wel6e an9enoms
men muroe, lautet I'll @uniten zines se.
iunOen mo itabiten @elbe8 in einem
fIr ole @ei6dfts5pede bes 9anoes aus=
rel9er0en Solumen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-10-27

Oiejenige Sausfrau ift Die bette, BON
ser man am wenisiten ipri6t, aber
oesbalb 1T es oD6 ON Blabe, tpenn
man bic unb Do oas 2ieo Der moderen
6rau iinst, unb oies bat Der Ser.
Staaten @oniul s. 6. Menasban in
Wannbeim in ieinem Seridt an bas
Staatsoepartement, uenn er Il. q. last;
n@s aiebt feline beiier erSoseue uno se.
iibtcre Sausfraueu, als Die beutl9en.
@dbrenO Die beutiden Sunsen ii6 bent
Stuolum bes @riedii9en, 2atein, 0tn.
tematbif uno tem MilitarbienIt binses
ben, mlomen ii6 Die Mdoden einfa6e=
reu 9luf9a6en uno lernen tpie iie quite,
iOr9falti9e, Ipariame unb fleiBise Srauen
uno Wfiltter weroen f6nnen. SD seitAbe,
nod nit9enos 0erarti9es seieben gu
baben -. Orrnur9 iit bas erite @eies
einec oeutlhen Sausfrau, iie entlpideln
elne 8eIbifi6telt, Die gernbeSu eritau'
nenspertb lit. 0tebr als cine Sbee Der
9nten 6rii6te bieier beutI6en Saus=
bdltnn9s si6ulen 81 geben, oermag Die
5eoer nj6t, iie iine elm Sbeil ienes
srpBartigen @rS,ebungsipitems, tpel6es
oas 5unoament oes iuunoerbaren 5orts
1frtttes 9eutI6laubs bilOet." llno
ba5 9llIes aus amerifnnii6em Wunbe!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-10-27

Der .,0erolO" III Baltimore, Der
ionit geiu6bnli6 i'll uNatiuismus
modt", iteQt Der oeuti6en @inpanbe-
rmu9 ful9enoes id6ne 3eusniB aus:
n@s III unm09lih, Oen 8ertb oes bent.
iden @lementes fir bas amerifnnjI6e
Sulf 9lb0ri9 Su ifdben. Ran mub Die
@cihldie Der gOtonie 8enn's leipn,
mnu mB Die 9ODalitat oieler 9eute i'm
Seireiungsfrie9e fennea, man muB ibre
inbuitrielle Sbdti9feit in's 2luge faiIen.
elmerifa oanft Den Suritanern piel, es
iit ben 9aoalieren uOn SamestOpn
9aut l6ulois, aber es bat ben 0enos
niten pOu 8euHiDlpanieH eben 10 piel su
oaufen."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-10-27

U. St. Oweus, Der @runoer Der
@UmmrniItensGDtonie 5obOloblmpO i'm
merifanii6en Stante San 2uis, Elm
9ebOrener Geunipluanier, uus @beitsr
@Ountp, befiuOet li6 sum Seiu6e in
ieiuer 0elmntb uuo lueiB, wie bem ,,8.
9olfsbl." aus 6eaper 6alls beri6tet
miro, ni6t geuu9 uon Den @rfol9en
ieiner GOlonte 5u beridten (9an5 i'm
@egenlab Su Den alagelieOern, Die pUu
GulOulittn bdufi9 an Die Ereiie seridtet
wOrOen hno). Den bereoten SAilOe
rungeu Speu's troueno, iolI iid eint
gauge 9ln5aht 6amilien aug Dem 8euuel
Gbut euti6lOhen babeu, bem 6iihre,
in's gelObte 2anO 5u fOl9eu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-10-27

9ln ole Spite Der 9roBen 8bi(aoel<
pbia 3s,tun9 .,@ubtic 9eo9er", eines
8iattes. wal6es unter g. g8. Gibbs gu
GROCER 8eoeutuug Iid entwidslt bat, lit
al5 !6eraus9eber 9err George @.
Gibbs 0rerel 9etreten. Sereits Der
Sntsr oes lebtgeuaunteu, Inton Orerel,
uabm i'm @ereiu nit 6erru Gibbs
re9en uno tbatfrditi9en Intbeil on Dem
8ah1en uno @eoeiben oes Slattes.
Der iun9e 9rerel reprdlentirt DEN
beftn 3ppus zines 0eutIdamerifanets
nie es aub lem 8ater tbat; er ueriteht
Seutih ebeniO sriinbli6, ipie ieint
Mutteriprnde, uno oas 0eutl6thum
Deg 2aHbes fam itols omauf iein. oai
Elm lotfler Maun al Der Spite cine.
Der tOuunsebenben enslil6en 8ldtte
oe5 Qanoes ltebt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-10-27
S,crmann, NO.. 1reitoe, Sftobcr 1898.

idlieBlih auf uniere @dbrurssoerbdtts
niiie suriif5ufiibren iei. Ber bogesen
nit uns Der Iniidt bulbist. oaB Die
&riiis nidt bios finnnsieller, ionbern
por allen 9lnsen lnouitriener Natur TT
unb init Der Sur6t Dor elmer Sermirf<
lidnns Der bemofratii6en slnti=
Sdus5oG. .Sbee in ensem 3uiammen.
bange itebt, her miro iih 5prr bes bonn
8rdiibenten glepelanb iiber ieiEe 8artei
erfo6ienen Steaes freuen. aber cine ent'
i6ieoene @(enberuns gum Sei1eren in
Sanbet unb gBanbel ni6t bauon ers
iuarten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-10-27

Sn drummer, erbarn1ungslos in .oen
Staub, iuirb Die 9r6Bte @eltausiteunns,
pelde Die g8elt ieulals g.ieben, nun
balo linfen. 9lber nidt einmaf Iriimmer
ueroeu BON Der mdrhenbaIt idDuen
r&eiBen Stabt" iibrls bleiben. Seine
&uiue, nub pUbl faum Die mirsigite,
miro bic Stelle be5ci6ueE, NO Die Sau.
beritant am ih6nen blauen Utidiaan
ge1tdnoen bat, uno mir Die gSellen uno
gSoYen oes etpi9 murmelnoen See iperz
Den tm ralt(as treibenoen Spiel Sem
Oapon erSdblen, Dem i'm Sersen Sim
fir Die 8Oeiie ppbnt. @rbarmuu9slos
weroen DIE itOl5cN Sra9t9ebduoe oabins
iinfen. fein 5weites Giu.ta, oas iaeen.
umpoben, poeiieperflGrt tief unteu auf
ltiuem ueri9piesenem Meeressrunbe
idlummert uno befien @loden nod au.
lpeilen in moaobesldn5ter sta9t an bes
anoadltig laui6enoen SiIbers Sbr
ldDlnsen. leile eerflinseno ipie i'm iiiB.
l9uerSli6en Sroume uuo uneuoli9l
Sebnlu6t wedenb na6 ieHem unbefann
ten 9anoe, bes oas Grab nit ihparser
nit I6mar5er Sillle beft. @rbnrmunss
los nb9etra9en tperOen Die Itolsen Baldft
), tperoen, uerlhmlnoen tpiro Der ,,Wtio
map Blaliance", babiusernfft 100
E oeutlbe 9orf", Seritieben ,,sllt @ien"
: auf oaB Der 9rauiame Spru1 De
II Seiilmiiten ii6 erfiille: ,,9ues, ipa
beitebt, lit iuertb, oab es 5u @runf
9ebt" llnb fein 9i9ter ipirb bon q
bieler nun balb ueri9nunoenen Yrad
= Ino Serrli6feit iinsen uno lasen, NJ
y iener 9lnoere BON ben &uiuen Der Seo1
~ manbie:
- ,S6re Mauern iiub Serfallen,
70 llnb iiber i9re Eriimmer
IS Streidt oer Noromiuo btn!"
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-10-27

8e @eieeenbeit Der @bicasosSeier
auf Der 8eltauslteaun9 1T es audi
bernusaetommen, oab bas @ebiet, auf
welbem Der Saupttbeil BON g6icaso
itebt. beute nod nidt beSablt lit. Oleles
erfGhrt man aus Der &ebe oes Spbnes
jenes 0duptlinSs, iuelder Dor 63 Sab
rem bas @ebiet Der 8unoeSregieruna
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-10-27

rgOtumbianiidsn @eltausiteIuns" nit
soloenen 9ettern eintraseH uno Die
Grinnernns onran miro bleiben 70 lan9e
Oieier @roensrunO itebt. glber ielbit
bas @r6Bte. bas Serrli6ite unb @rbas
benite 1T nidt fir Die giuisfeit beitimmt
unb alles Sesinneu wirb uerraulben
unb pertpeben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-10-27

Sn oen 5abrtfoiitritten Don 8bi1a.
pelpbiu berribt 9rOBe 9totb unter Der
MISUNDERSTANDING. 10, baB Die 3els
tun9en iif) 9en6thi9t ieber, ous Bublis
fun I'M oiilfe anSuseben. Die @obt<
tbdti9feits 9eieaf9aften baben ale
Sdnoe usa gu tbuu uno iteben i'm Se-
grlff, li6 81 einem geniralf6rper 81
pereini9en, um ipitemutiib gu @erfe
gebeu gu t6nnen unb Die einsebenOen
9aben in better prattli6er 8eiie su
perlpen0en.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-10-27

Sm froben 8npern, mo- oas 8ier bas
bette uno reinite Der snn5en 8elt iein
ioll, fommt elmer Statiitit iiber Nttobo.
lismus SufOlse nuf ie 1900 @inuub.
ner etner, Der tue9en Sduferfuabniinns
ing Srnnfenbaus seididt uerben muB
in IreuBen bu9e9en, NO oas 8ier Die
8ranutWeinpeit mod INNER ni6t ansse.
rottet bat, fommt elm @eiuobnbeits'
idufer oui I6on 1000 @inlpobner.