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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-04-19
OF Interest in Maine.
COLD WATER INA HOT BOILER.
The Familiar Cause of an Explosion
Three Men killed

PROVIDENCE, r. l., April 1S.-Early
this morning three men were killed and
one probably fatally injured by boiler
explosion at small twine mill run by
Benjamin Moon at Washington, a village
about IA miles from Providence. The
explosion occurred at 625 a. M, just be-
fore the time for starting the machinery,
and some of the employees were in the mill
at the time. The killed were Amos Har-
rington, aged 81, overseer of the card
ing room; Samuel Perry, aged 39, and
Irving Clark, aged IS, both employees of
the carding room. The explosion
wrecked the boiler and engine room.
and one corner of the mill a wooden
structure, was blown out.
The cause of the explosion was the
carelessness of the fireman in pumping
cold water into an empty boiler while
his fire was brisk. Had the accident oc-
CURED few moments later when the
full complement of hands were at work
the loss of life must have been much
greater. since the flying bricks and
pieces of iron were sent in all directions
by the force of the explosion.
A Town Nearly Destroyed,
CAssvILLE, No., April 1s.-Every
business house in town. including the
banks and two local newspapers, was
burned this morning. The loss is $780,
900 and the total insurance not over $780,
900. There is great suffering among the
citizens. Cassyille is the seat of Barry
county.
Five Men Killed.
LEADvILLE, COL, April 1S.-A terrific
explosion occurred this morning at Busk
Ivanhoe tunnel on the Colorado Midland
Railroad, Is miles west of here. Five
men were killed and four others, it is
thought, fatally hurt. The explosion
turning on current of electricity.
Three Acres Burned Over.
DENVER, Col, April 1S.-Three acres
of buildings on the Windsor farm, near
here, burned this morning; loss $40, 900,
covered by insurance.
Loss $50, 1000; Insurance $40, 900.
SPRINGFIELD. O., April 1S.-A paper
mill at Evan, six miles west, belonging
to the Columbian Paper Company. burn,
ed late last night; loss $40, 1000; insurance
about $40, 900.
Dynamite in the Pipe.
MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, April 1s.-Whi'e
some men in a mine blacksmith shop at
Toner today were pounding up old gas
pipes with steam hammer, an explosion
took place which killed three men and
injured nine. two of whom will die. Tt
is supposed that quantity of dynamite
was in piece of the pipe.
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Checker Tournament.

Two more games in the checker match
were played last evening, the last two of
the 10 TO be played in this city. Mr..
Dingley won both after very hard plav
The last two games of the match will he
played ia Deering on Fast Day. The
score stands at present: Dingley. 3.
Shaw, 1, and seven drawn.
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MANY PERSONS KILLED.
Death and Destruction Caused by West
ern Cyclone.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, April 1s.-News
was received here today of fearful cy-
clone in the Fourche Valley, Scott coun-
ty. The town of Soles was almost en.
tirely destroyed. Seven persons were
killed and large number injured. The
path of the storm was half mile in
width and everything was swept before
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-04-19
Mr.. BLAINE's CONTENTION,
Views of the Dead Statesman Quoted to
the Arbitrators

Views of the Dead Statesman Quoted to
the Arbitrators.
PARIS. April 1s.-In the Behring sea
court of arbitration today, Mr.. Carter
spoke at length concerning the mis-trans-
lation and other garbling of Russian doc
uments originally incorporated in the
evidence for the United States. The
motive of the translator in thus attempt
ing to embarrass the American govern
ment was not ascertained, Mr.. Carter
said. Fortunately, the United States
government had in its possession the
printed Russian originals. Great Bri-
tain could not truthfully accuse the
United States of bad faith in the matter
as all the untrustw orthy documents were
withdrawn.
In reading portions of the correspond
ence between Mr.. Blaine and Lord Sails
bury, Mr.. Carter laid special stress on
certain letter from Mr.. Blaine, which
did not represent Behring sea as mare
clausum, but ouly claimed abso-
lutte rights over small portion
OF it, although the United States
government considered itself within it's
rights when it suppressed pelagic seal
ing. If any nation, to gain some small
profit, should poison the high seas near
the Canadian coast, Mr.. Carter said.
Canada would be justified in interfering
The interference of the United States
with pelagic sealing in Behring sea was
equally justifiable. Pelagic sealing was
destructive, and as indefensible as the
poisoning of the waters OF the high seas.
In Stricken Zante
ATHENS, April 19-Incessant earth
quake shocks were felt at Zante through
out last night The island shook contin
uously, and the panic-stricken people
were in momentary dread of the ground
opening and swallowing them. The con-
dition OF the sick and the aged is pitia-
bic. The weather, however, is pleasant
and much suffering is thus escaped. The
heavy shock yesterday morning that
caused such devastation in the island
lasted for 25 seconds. The motion OF
the earth was from the East to the West.
and the ground swung back and forth
like a slow moving pendulum. Many
people who were on the streets were
thrown violently to the ground. 1t is
estimated that there are only 200 houses
remaining that are fit to be inhabited.
Many OF the structures standing are in
momentary danger of falling down.
Ihey Will have to be pulled down.
Mrs. Maybrick's Latest.
LONDON, April 19.-A report has been
circulated and generally credited in Wok-
ing that Mrs. Florence Maybrick tried to
kill herself in the Woking prison on Sat
urday. She is said to have stabbed her.
self severely in- the throat and chest
q 10 20 xuhS oh +ol-
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WILL MAKE NO CHANGES.
Action of the Underwriters at the Water.
vile Meeting.

WATERvILLE, April 1S.-An informal
meeting of fire underwriters was held
here today. Nearly every local board in
the state was represented. The agents
considered the bearing of the new law
on their methods of doing business and
voted to maintain the system of local
boards and existing rates and rules.
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Mayor Shaw of Bath

BATH, April 1S.-At the second cleo
ton for mayor, today, Shaw, Republi-
can, was elected
The vote was Shaw, TAI; Kelley, SOL
]. P. Emmons, Rep., was elected eouneil-
man from Ward 8.
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Four Killed at Usage Citv.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, April 1S.-A des-
patch from Usage City, Kas., says cy-
clone passed ever that city this evening.
-Four people are reported killed and seY-
eral injured. 1t is reported that the
storm worked destruction to life and
property at Lyndon and towns near.
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TALKED ABOUT THE WEATHER.
How the President Received "BIue-Eyed
Billy sheehan.

WASHINGTON, April 1S.-Bubbles con-
tinue to come to the surface of the polit-
ical stream which indicate that the visit
of Messrs. Murphy and Sheehan to the
White House last Friday was not as sat
isfactory as those gentlemen would like
to have people believe.
1t is said tonight, on authority which
cannot be doubted, that Mr.. Sheehan
broached the subject of the Erie county
patronage when he and Mr.. Murphy
were alone with the President. and init
mated to Mr.. Cleveland that he believed
he ought to have something to say con-
cerning the way the offices should be dis
tributed in Buffalo and its vicinity.
1t does not appear that Mr.. Cleveland
gave any promises to the lieutenant gov
ernor. He found it convenient to change
the subject'a number of times, and there
are indications that the weather was dis
cussed fully as much as the question
whether the machine was to receive the
recognition its representatives claim as
its due. One thing may be set down as
a fact; the New York patronage question
will not be taken up by Mr.. Cleveland
for several weeks yet.
OF Interest in Maine.
WASHINGTON, April 1S.-F. G. Hill has
been appointed postmaster at East Cor
inth, vice Everett P. Beale.
Patents have been granted to Gertrude
P. Buck of Auburn. for thread-cutting
attachment for shoeTstring machine; Ed
ward c. Merrill of Pennington, for arti-
fetal teeth.
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The Case of Robert rempleton.

B1DDEFoRD, April lS.-There was an
other postponement of the bearing on
the Robert Templeton case today. The
postponement was at the request of the
prisoners counsel. The case will be
tried Friday. The prisoner is still un-
der keepers.
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The poor boy suffered terrl-
bly,. His feet were terribly
sore, he could not wear any
shoes, and had therefore to
stay at home from school.
When he put on a pair OF dry
stockings in the morning.
they would in one hour be
saturated with moisture and
very offensive even in the
coldest weather. The di-
sease began to spread over
his b body, e specially his
hands and fingers. I he
thumbs nn hnth his hands he
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-04-19
THE WEATHER..
Fair With Rain Tomorrow.

s"1T WIIH INaIH lOmOFrOW.
Boston, April 18.-Local forecast for
New England for Wednesday: Fair,
followed by increasing cloudiness and
rain Thursday; slowly rising tempera-
ture Wednesday afternoon; winds becorn-
ing southwesterly.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-04-19
The Maine and the Concord.

BosToN, April 18.-The House today
passed the bill authrizing the Boston &
Maine to acquire the Concord & Montreal
rord. An effort will be made tomorrow
to secure reconsideration of the vote.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-04-19

Sold everywhere. Price, CUrIcURA, soc. !;
SOAP, 25c.; REsoLvENT, 81. Prepared by
the POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CoRPo-
RATION. Boston.
Ba-"How to Cure Skin Diseases" Ga pages,
so illustrations, and testimonials. mailed free.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-04-19
Cuticura ResoIyent

The new Blood and Skin Purifier, internally,
and CuTIcURA, the great Skin Cure, and CUTI-
CURA SOAR, an exquisite Skin Beautifler, ex-
ternally. instantly relieve and speedily cure
every disease and humor of the skin scalp, and
blood, with loss of hair from infancy to age,
from pimpleS to scrofula.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-04-19
TROUBLE IN MICHIGAN.
Assignment of Large Concerns Causes a
Run on Bank,

LANSING, Mich. April 49, The Lam
sing Lumber Company and Lansing Iron
and Engine Works today executed to Or
lando M. Barnes mortgages on all their
property to secure their paper, of which
he was large endorser. All the assets
of the two concerns, aggregating $780,
900, were placed in his hands. 1t is said
the liabilities will not exceed more than
half that sum. The embarras-
ment of the two institutions was
caused by the stringency of 1.-THE
money market. The state banking
commissioner today took charge of the
Central Michigan savings bank in this
city. There was run on the bank all
today, owing to the uneasy feeling on ac-
count of the embarrassment of the Lam
sing Lumber Company and Lansing Iron
and Engine works. The statement of
the banks condition has not been made
public.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-04-19
Decided Against the Fair.

CHICAGO, April 1s.-The Record to-
morrow will say that dispatches from
Washington announce that Attorney
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-04-19
MISCELLANEOUS.
OFFENSIVE ECZEMA
Suffered Terribly. Doctors and Medi-
cines Useless. Cured in Four
Weeks by Cuticura.

have boy, fifteen years old, born in Fishlill,
portrait enclosed, who had the eczema so often
siye that could not stay in the room with him.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-04-19
A New York Diffculty.

New York, April 1s.-The liabilities
Of Barr & Company are stated to be be-
tween $275,0OO and 100000. The firm
in January last claimed to have over
S250,000 actual assets. The Messrs. Barr
are the principal owners of the Central
American Trading Company, wholesale
coffees, 107 Front street, with branches
in Boston and Chicago. The Messrs.
Barr are also interested in the Nassau
Trading Company of Brooklyn. The
latter has capital stock of $4,000. The
Central American Trading Company has
capital stock of $4,000. The assets
according to inventory January 1, were
$120,000.
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Local Weather Report.
PORTLAND, ME, April 1s. 1898.
8 A. NJ. 8 P. NJ.

Mean daily ther. Al. .0Max. vel. wind. 20 NV
Maximum. ther. :. 5OOITotsl precip %
Minimum ther :. ..324l
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-04-19

black-heads, red, rough, chapped
I tiW and oily skin cured by CUTICURA SOAP.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-04-19
BEHIND THE BARS,
4 British Duchess Sentenced to the
Common Jail.
OTHER FOREIGN NEWS--TUE CASE
OF THE SEALS.

Mr.. Carter Quotes the Views of the Late
James G. Blaine-The American Coun-
seps Explanation of the Garbled Rus
sian Translations-Mrs. Maybrick Said
To Have Attempted Suicide-How the
People of Zante Fare in Their Misfor-
tune.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-04-19
JOHN BULLS TRAVELS.
Oldest Locomotive on the
Way to the Worlds Fair.
THE VETERAN GOING ALONG AT A
RATTLING PACE.

Two OF the Cars of Long Ago Make Up
the Train-One was Rescued from q New
Jersey Farm Yard Where 1t Had Done
Duty as Chicken Coop-The History lof
the Old Engine.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-04-28

@ir erbieltert porseitern bon nnierni
alten 6reunbe, 5errn 8;dterSirSef. einen
Brief, in neldem er ins Die erfrenlide
Witlbeiluns madt. oaB Die operation
an ieiuem 4uae, tuelber CT lid. tuie mir
/. 3. be,idteter, infolae zines 8rebs=
i6els, unterSieben mubte, 10 ~crfolereih
mar, oaB or in eini9en 9a9en fuicter auf
ebem 9amme iein uirb. Srcuno 9irScl
idreibt: uWorsen sebr's mad, glap@
ton unb an 9cnnerstas heim ,,su Muts
term. Die @unhe TIT gaiis 5uaebeilf
unb i9 tla9e tt Hur Elm tt'iass 5eit-
| pflolter iibcr nit 9aibf. Sas bat
idneI sesaHita, nldt wlbr? Die
9erren Dpftoren bdben lib ielhlt Do.
riiber seiuuaoerf. Sd bin ber5Lld f-ub
ouB Mes iberltanoeu uHo 10 gut aus
s%efa0en 1T. Wit 5reunen iperbe id
iest meme Yfidten %erfiilen unb aIe!
8erldumte nahbulcn f6Enrn. Ndhit
gRo9e balte i9 Court Iii Union UNI
bann in CT. 2ouis County uno freul
mid i5On arf Die piele Nrbeit Die mel
ner barrt. 9er5tideu @rnB an Sic lin
; aGe meine Sreunbe."
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Don Stolpe.

>Su 01SAfS"
- &aItes resneri ides Better unb
fein Gnoe.
- 9ie @attin bes Germ @m. 8eb.
miller tit leiber bur4 i9tperes grfranz
fen ans 8ett sefeiielt unb maniden
mir ibr redt balbise 8eferuns.
- @eitern fanb am 9urnpite Die
Sii9zgrcuriion itatt. Iud Der 1bomas
bstbeiliste fi9 an Der 5eitlidfeit, unb
sos iid elm 8aar bon &rupp's @erftens
taft gu Semitic, bic sanS nOrtreffl,6
munbeten; Die beriibmte 2buli @ornet
Banb, bon fredericksburg fieferte cine
portrefIi9e Muiif. 9err Ebuli als
Diriser,t periiebt ieinen Soften meiiterz
BAIT; AUDI Die iunsen Serren 5ranf unb
Sp. Slider, @ottlieb goebtmauu, gbas'
MuorOw, 9enrp uno SObn Meper, sam.
&lossner uno Suso 8obl ipielen Bit
neridiebenen Snitrumente, ipderere
| 5ranf G9mibt Gle sroBe Trommel be
arbeitet.
Slide tpuroen feline ~seiansen, infolst
6es boben @afers. @ie uns Ser,
&indspal mittbeilte, iua am ndditer
@onutas abermals cine Sii9.Grcuriior
| itattfinben. Tbomas.
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Don SittIe Serder.

= SIN gdertbal baben tutr audi
einiee nahabmuns stpertbe @erbefferun=
gen beoba9tet. gloam Saefber bat iid
Der Mibe unter5Osen urb Der StraBe
entlans ale 8 SUP eiaen @eoerbaum
sepflcinst. Dieter 9seil Der StraBe tpiro
BON nun an inter Dem Namen @eoer.
Mperuile befannt iein.
= Samstas tuurbe bel Mpbeii gpple
cine ,,Yartp" absebaltea unb ant Cunt
tag zine iolde bel @eO. MuelIer.
- Strip 8oelIer it. bat bas Sbmie
seidait, ueldes 5rib 5lade iriiber bier
erfot9rei4 fabrte dbernommen uno ba
Der i,eue gisentbiimer ebeufads ein
tii6tiser Sanbwerfer lit. iulrb Der ibm
aIieits semiinidte Grfo!9 sstpiB nidt
ausbleiten.
= gbpin MunOwiuer reiIte ON leb=
ten SoHEta9 iii neutrality-suspicious.
na9 ct. 2ouis.
= Im udditeu Miitiuoh werben in
Der bieiiseu 9iitrifti9ule, uniet 2eituns
bes Sru. Steinbed, bic S6luBprifunsen
ftattfinoen.
= Cine Sodter beg &l6ters Sums
burg mar lebte 8O6e eraitlih %erfrantt,
befirbet fid iett jeood mieoer auf Der
8eiieranS.
= Bet Gilbert a,iOtenbauer ~tlapperte
lestsn Samsia9 Der Stord une binter>
fieB sur Sreuoe Der @ltsru Elm 9Dhter.
1eu. 3ratuliren!
= Mm Sonnta9 murbe bel 3. >.
&ueoiser bic Monatsuer iammlung beg
2ittle Berger Shissn=8 ereins abses
balten in welder beidfoisn iuuroe am
gfin9itmonias, ben ~. Wai, auf Gilbert
Bf%otenbauel's 5arm elm Sblbenfsit obs
sutalten unb Breiie big 5um Bertbe bon
$45 aus5uiebeu.
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Sic fommen mieoer.

Quf ibrer sweiten idbrlidm Guno'
reile, nerosn IS ar on's erperte IS bo'
toerapben in ibrem %elesanter Spc'
acknowledgements, wieoer na9 Ser
mann fommen uno Suei @oben bic,
blei6en. Dielelben tueroen uusefab'
am 9. so q bier eiutreffen unb aut
p6utosrapbiI1e Nrbeiten in f~unltsered'
ter @eiie uao 5u Den niebrisiten Rreiler
anfer:isen. Die %feiniten uno a~etreuelter
photographer fir einen Spottpreis
Ollie Irbeit inter @urantie Der 9ufrie
cenbeit. SerseBt bas Datum nldt uni
fommt BET Seiten.
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Sn Der letten 0ienstaa 0ad: lpur

Sn Der lesten 9ienstas Na9: iuuro,
Der Deputy Sheriff Spbu Sdsner, pur
eiuem @inbrt6er I'M ieiaen Sod uni
8elte, nit Der barin beliubliden llbl
nebit Settle, ieinem amtsab5ei1en iotpie
eimer @nSobl amtllder 9Ocumente unh
elnsm auf $4,000 lautenoen Sepofiter.
lden t%eitOhleu. Ser 9ieb bate bas
5eniter ut Der Sdlafitube erbroben unt
ersriff bon auBen Die auf einem Stuble
neben benz Settle l~iesenben &leibar, no.
bel CT ben Stubt umpari. Serr Dds,
net wnroe burd bas oaourd ueruriadte
@srduid Gus le,nsm Sblafe semeft unb
iab zen freden Sieb NIT leiuen 8leioeru
aus benz JeuIter peridm;nben. Gr
madtc lid iOfort Sui Serfclsuns auf,
bod mar Der 5lidtlins bereits in Der
9unfelbeit perl6ipunseu.
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Dry Bill uno umaedeno.

= Die SdfuBfeierlidfeiten in Der
pbern 2ittle Ser Ter Sdule, no Ser,
Musuit straBner als 2ebrer tbdtis NOR
ianben aa lssteu Samitas ftatt nnb
nit ben 2eiftunsen Der S9lier unn
benz Jortidritt ben bieielben in ibreu
StuDien semadt baiten mar u Elm
urtbeil uno stuar oas a~asemeiner gu
friebenbeit ber gltern.
- SRI. Baaline S6warS, uef9e
ldnsere 3eit in ct. Souls oertDailte.
febrie Iekten Sonntas BON Der @:oBs
5fabt su ibren gitern ea6ier auriid.
= Die 9adtfs6fe hobsn bier uub
beionbers in ben 1bd.ern ben Weinres
ben sroBen @daoeu susefust.
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Don Blanc.

esris &raemer unb 6rf. Minnie
Biere tuurben am 20. b. Nt. IN Der
@obnuns Der Gltern Der 8raut ebeli@
perbunben. Ben Weupermdblten uniern
bersti1ften @liduuni6!
- Sobn Earring tpurbe leste Bo9e
BON ieiuer@ Satin nit einem ffeinen God.
terden bel1enft. @ratuliren.
= Die iausiten 5r0ite baben Oh
| Dblternte nabe5u nerni9tet.
- S. SO. SOritmanr1 tplro lem
Gdsemiible nod Yanfep SolOip uerle
| Qen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-04-28
2Ius Der probate Court.

9as 9etalnent Der Serrn Seiie
Melton, pom 8purbois Tounibip muroe
bielc @ude im N%ublaBseriat bintere
lest. Sn bemielben peri9reibt er iein
idmmtlides peri5nlides gisentbum4o'
wie feline aus 16OGder ~beitebenoe Jarr'
,eiuer @itttpe aur NusnieBuas tpdbrenb
ibrer 2ebensSeit. Nad ibrem Gooe
fol- Die sanSe Sinterlaiienidaft gu slei'
ben 3beileu unier feline feds ainoer
luwie unter feline gufel (ainoer bereits
ue%r5tOrbener 96bter) oertbeilt peroea.
@ls 9eitamentsuOnitredertn beitiuin'i
Der @rbla1er feline 9o&ter, Srau Sane
5,bseralb.
= 9ie standardization aber Der
MadlaB oss Srn. S. Us. 8iuarb tuuro'
uerweisert, ba nidt seniisenb @isentbn'1
porEanben lit nm cine iolde 81 re9tfer'
tisen unb puree bic Sinterlaiieni@af
Der @ittue %5useiproden. @us oer1lel
ben @runbe wuroe aud Die aomln'ltra
ton iiber bic SinterlaHeui9aft oss Srn
Cornelius Sriplett uertueiscr
: 0auib 6. Rorris Duree als Gor
numb Der minoerjabrisen Ganle I'M
Marp &inaeiien ernanrt.
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Eimotbb., Sleez, Slausrasz, Ordodr
@ras> uno &th Tops Sameu BET
R. Sorban.

8enn cine STUFF einen sar5en Grmer
uou Mil9 seseben bat ano ibu oat'r
nit einem SuBtritt ~umipirft, 10 lit bas
iebr unredt BON ibr, aber iie tpeiB es
ebeu ni6t better; Its 1T Elm nnperniinfz
tises 9bier. @enu ater ibr Seiiber
iber has Nusid(aqen Der Sub in Corn
serdtb, itatt has Spriibiuort Su befol'
gen: ,,@enid drsere bid nidt!" uno
oann De, Sub sur Strafe orei 5alttase
auIerleqt. 10 it bies cunm BON l9nl;
oenu iueun Die Sub bunsern muB, siebt
lie inn feiue Milb, Ober gebt ant Gnoe
gar 81 @runbe. SieDit on, mle Oh
bit. 9annesle?
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-04-28

Der grauf, wel9er fs Iib in bsu
&opf selest bat. 81 . 5uB ober pei STU
osrbppt Ooer auf iunlt cine urisiuene
8siie 5ur GrDfnuns Der @eltausitefs
lung 81 pilsern, muB oieier Gage fem
8anoel idniiren. wenn er Suredt fDa%
men nil. Sir ben seipDbnliden Stertz
ti6en. Der Die peniser ori9lneae, nber
bequemere 5abrt i'm @iienbabnruossn
por5iebt, lit es 3eit. nit Der Snriifies=
uns beg n6tbisen 8aar9eloes 81 besin>
men.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-04-28

Sic 9teb Siro Mining &c., beren
Clint uno Sleimiten ii9 lm iiibliden
5beile uuieres gouutp's befiaben, bat
in Den lssteu &odsu i6on Die l96nlten
unb reibbalti9iten @r5e aus ibrer Mine
Su Gage eeiDrSert uno ipenn nidt ale
Iu5elsen tril9eu, lift namentlib 3inf in
sab(enbfn Suantitdten uorbanben.
Nftien iiuo jett nod 81 SO geuts 81 ia:
ben uno ftnoen gu blelem 9sreiie reiBer.
ben IbIub. Serr Sbeo. Graf lit Der
bielige Igent Der @elenidaft.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-04-28

Ser junse Serr @eurs &linse, uel.
der in ct. 2Ouis ii6 GUM S%russiiteu
ausbiltete uno oaielblt lebte @ode feline
@ramen als Ipptbefer auf bas @!dH.
senoite beitanb, febste lebten Samstas
Su ben Seinisen bierielbit Surid. Nud
Serr @omuno Slice Git Subn oes iriber
bier t%uobnbaiten 9errn ggSm. &lee, jest
i'll Sanias gitD anidiiis. abiOloirte bas
pbarmaceutiide college III ct. Souls
mfO: srsiett lent 9ipfOm als apOtbster.
E8sisea f%trebiamen ,ililtsen Serren uniere
igrsfutatton!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-04-28

gtu ltbten Wouta9 8ormittd9 ficl
bier ein idluerer Sn9cl Der nabejn cine
balbe Sirnoe aubiclt uno 10 bidt fici,
baB Der Spotn III fur5cr Ssit nit Sa=
9elf6rnern BON eenen eiu5clne Die 0ide
zines Saubcneies bntten, beoedt mar.
Der Sasel bat nidt mnbeoeutenbsn Sda'
ben an oen Sbitbdumen ueruriadt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-04-28

GouHtDsInlualt y. 8. Wattbelus be,
CAB iib lebten 0ieusta9 nad 8OulUare
2upnlbtp UNI Uor5risbensri6ter Stoen'
ner enc alaae se9en SenrD 8ui1mumu
elnSuleittn, Der ais @lerf bes S6ul.
9iitrltts e5 abli1tli9 u~eridumt baber
lOn Die pom Seiebe porseidriebene ge
tanntmaGun9 Der idbrl.den S6u!uer.
lammluns 5u erlallen.