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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-03-29
Growth Of Manufacturing Industry.

Growth OF Manufacturing Industry.
The final statistics of the census of 1890,
with respect to manufactures, to which
allusicn was lately made in these
columns, are filled with interesting and
instructive facts. They show. for ex.
ample, that the total value of the product
of Is southern states Including Mary
land) was in round numbers 81 90, 000, 900.
The value of the product of all the states
in the Union was $3.50. 100000. Thus
these Is states, about SO per cent of the
whole number, produce but about IL per
cent Of the manufactures. The product
of the state of New York was 81, 7l2, 000.-
600, or about IS per cent more than the
value of the product of the entire south.
The product of Pennsylvania was 81, 1871, :
600. 0U0. or $l2s, 900. eco more than that of
the Is southern states. Massachusetts
and New Jersey together produced 81, Al.-
0O0, 600, an amount slightly in excess of
the whole southern product.
The wages paid in the southern states
referred to reached the sum of 81, COX, 600.
The wages for the manufacturing indus
tries of the nation amounted to y, 2S3, :
600, 900. The Is southern states therefore
paid little less than one-eighth of the
whole sum paid to American workmen
for wages. In New York the wages paid
were $467 200, 600, or nearly twice those
paid in the whole south. New York and
Pennsylvania together paid in wages
ST., OOO, 900, or about three times the wage
payments of the southern states. With
these wonderful figures in view it is not
hard to understand why the southern free
trade politicians are trying to strike a
damaging blow at northern manufactur-
ing industry.
Everybody knows that wages have
steadily increased in manufactures under
the protective system. We now learn that
the average annual wage has enlarged
from 1915 in 1880 to t47S 50 in 1890. The
workinYman has had an increasing share
Of the wealth he helps to create. The re-
lation of high duties to this increase is
demonstrated by the fact that wages have
now begun to decline for the first time in
IS years because severe reduction of tariff
duties is threatened. In 1850 the number
of workmen employed in the manufacture
ing industries was but !. 81. 246 In 1890
the number had advanced to 4, I'll, $50 As
manufactures have been diversified under
the influence of protection. larger oppor-
tunities in those industries have been of
fered to workmen, and with bene6cent
consequences to the agricultural popuia-
tion, which has had an ever widening
domestic market for its productA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-03-29

From Tie past . legend mystic
Te legn me.
II wear each Easter Sunday,
new things three,
chow forth he victory wons
In three holy days Of ole,
Wh-u oar Lord, deaths struggle Ger
Found the angels open door.
And This quaint and lovely lsgend
Ne besouRht
To believe these three ne1 robes would
Free my thought
while stiil here on earth taiFy)
From the wiles of sin to cham,
From the power of pain to harm.
From tbs fear Of deaths alarm.
Many weary years I've searched through
Books and creede.
Thfoueh the lives Il saints ard Martyrs
For such deeds
A. have brought the word great BIZ ssi1gs;
But find NO panacea,
No strong love TO cast out fear
Find no present helper near.
All hsve died. B,th meek and mighty,
Laid them down.
With snese garments undifcoysred,-
With the crown
OF triumph Ger the flesh ungrasped;
Here Christ Jesus stands alone
He the & eat, the only One.
Who for eyes did atone.
Is thi. legend the4 de.usion?
But myth,
With Jet Tor childish Astme
As its pith?
1, there 20 reoi u rist apparel
VIII oh q broken heart caa bav?
Waich will rush the mourner's cry,
Help us bear the aching Sigh?
Tell me sage. or saint, or person.
T II me true!
Do fer you:
Though you weave them fatr and COSTLY
Can they make ii eases flee!
Do they cause blind eyes to zee,
Cnaoge the trend of destiny?
Well know your answer hopeless:
Naked, we!
Though we don our bravest raimen',
Naught we see
OF the legends mystic promise;
And our casters come and go,
And the ills which torture -.
Heavy with their weight of woe.
Lo. stranger rear approacheth!
Doth he bring
Sweetly to each eadh-born pilgrim
Some r. re thing?
Can we buy it? NAV we wear it.
On his gladsome Easter mo n?
vii it with bright hues adorn
Every sense from flesh new born
T is the und;rided Gesture
From Gods loom;
It will clothe us, will protect us;
Doubt and gloom,
Which have made our natures tremble
Shall forever more depart
From the life Astounding heart.
For we now in Christ have part.
JOSEPHINE G. WOODBURY.
March 8, 1894.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-03-29

1t was discreditins McK4nes shfewdness
to suppose that be had directly stolen thous-
ands Of dollars Of the town Of Gfayesends
money when he had the town in his hands
and every opportunity to steal indirectly
and in such manner as not to be amenable
TO law for what he fIchel.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-03-29

It is said that Cleveland i,terposed aud
had the fine, which the company vas to
nav on acc punt Of defects in the Carnegie
armor plates, reduced one half. What
would the Democrats have said had Re-
publican President such thing. They
would have called him the tool Of robber
monopoly! Perhaps the President did
right but the whole Affair is rather mystic
fious.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-03-29

Prof. Garner has returned from the
junQles Of Africa where he has spent four
months in an iron csge listening to gorillas
and watching their habits. Al result ne
says that he knows six gorilla words but
cannot by spelling or description tell any
one what they are. he il also convinced the
chimpanzee's vocabulary consists OF about
40 words. The value Of Prof. Gamers
researches IL very much in doubt.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-03-29
ANYTHING AND EVERYTHING.

Observant doctors have been taking
measurements of the height of women in
France, England and America, and an
nounce that the English woman is the
tallest and the American next.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-03-29

The Sultan of Turkey has turned numis.
matist. A collection containing specimens
of all the stamps issued in the empire has
been made by the post and telegraph de-
partment, which is destined for his inn
perial majesty the sultan
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-03-29

No notice whatever will be taken Of I'M,
signed Communications.
THE JoUESAL cASSoT he HELD REsPossI
BILE FOR TIE PEEsERvATIox Oh RETURN OF
REJECTED cosfACsrcETIoss.
Address ell Communications relating to
subscriptions and advertisements to BURLE1GD
q FLYxr, Publishers, Augusta, Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-03-29

Theophilus DIVES, Growers ears are
not 90 quick to catch your whispers in be-
half Of Hawsii's txroyslty - they were
several months ago. They're ringing yet
With the voice Of the American people.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-03-29

A rich California relative has at last died
and left bequest which will prove of ben
eft to the, legatee. A foreman in Penob-
scot tannery 10 enabled by II to enter bus
mess which he has been looking ahead to
for long time.
A full rugged ship is not common sight
in the ports Of the world today. The good
ship ST. John is of this class and lies at
wharf in Portland. She was built upon
honor at Bath % years ago and 10 tight and
sound az ever. It's surprising what stay
log ialities anything "built upon honor"
will have.
Dull times haven't in the least dimmed
the glory which invests q brass band.
North Carmel 10 to have one "and don't
you forget it."
After waiting 40 years Bradley is getting
two mails day. Notwithstanding many
patient ones have passed to "thc other side
10 that time, yet patience has got there at
last.
What's this! Grumblipg in the good old
town Of Fryeburg about paying taxes for
metropolitan appearance" and threa's OF
dividing the town? Has the next Legisla-
ture promise Of town fight on its hands9
Won't some VI the Augusta lawyers be
tickled!
Surprisingly strange 10 the bueyancy OF
the "Plum Trust" in these days. After the
spring elections one looks to the opium
Trust'chieftain exrectantly for the 'counte-
nance sicklied Ger with the pale cast OF
thought" But here are two candidates for
the Caribou posteffi ce returning home from
an interview with Mr.. Donovan Apd both
Of them wearing broad smiles Of assurance.
Fun BY and ~ boys.
One Of our Lewiston exchanges assumed
to illustrate for ito readers the features Of
the ex-minister to Hawaii There would Be
no grounds for action against the newspa-
per had ths illustration not been named.
Otherwise no one would have known who
was insulted.
The city Of Auburn appears to Be pecu-
iarly well supplied with constables the
total number now being LOG, or one b
about 20 Inhabitants. 1t would seem thai
constAblcs In Auburn are % harmless u
fence viewers otherwise they could rice il
their might and capture the G ~.
The cool wave IL driving the tramps to
The shelAef Of the ] ia.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-03-29

II Mr. Cleveland is the steadfast de
fender of sound finance which his friends
declare him to be, he should not tolerate
the pressure now brought to bear on him
for his approval of the Bland bill single
day-[Springfield Union.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-03-29

Votes for the Wilson bill come high in
the United States senate, but the party
hostile to the welfare of our people had
to have them, so it paid $i0,00O,0o0 fol-
the two Louisiana senators.-IUtica Her
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-03-29

Mr. Cleveland changes collars three
times day This is in sharp contrast
ato the cuckoo congressman, who have
worn the same collar ever since the ses-
sion opened. -[Chicago Tribune.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-03-29
WHAT OTHERS ARE SAYING.

The talk about Stevenson for the presi-
Gency is calculated to reconcile the coun.
try to Cleveland. Louis Globe Demo.
craft.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-03-29

Business ID business, unless the Gus
toner happens to be lady, in which
case it becomes strategy. City Biz
no rd
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-03-29

William T. Stead evidently does not
like the United States. We can only re-
mark that the United States says will
lam you're another.-[Waltham Free
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-03-29
MAINE GOSSIP.

Hut TIL eyre sliding from Their Perch
"The business Of the hypocrite
Is having quite boom,
And IL Is certain nj the top -
There's very little room"
"F0r on the very topmost height
That man can e'er attain
Sit WilheC.P. Breckenridge
And Johnny Y. Mckane."
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-03-29

The cool wave 10 driving the tramps to
the shelkef Of the ] ia.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-03-29
What tail lashing old lion March can

A rich California relative has at last died
and left bequest which will prove of ben
eft to the, legatee. A foreman in Penob-
scot tannery 10 enabled by II to enter bus
mess which he has been looking ahead to
for q long time.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-05-18
An Ordinance

to amend section 10, article OF the Revised
Ordinances of The town OF Hermann, relating
TO Nuisances by adj cling new sections thereto.
BE il ordained by the board of Trustees OF the
town of Hermann:
section l. That section 10, article 6, Revised
Ordinances of the Town of Hermann, be AMI
The same Is hereby amended TO read a.
follows: Section 10. The Ofal, bl9od and nth
accruing from slaughter houses, hog pens,
sheds or other places used for slaught.iiBg OF
feeding hogs or beef cattle. within the corporate
limits OF the city, anil all dead animals liable
10 uutrify and effect the health OF the nPighbor-
hood Oh create an offensive smell, shall be re-
moved by the owner or persons occupying the
same beyond the town limits, or thrown into
the current of the Missouri river. at sufficient
| distant from the shore To prevent the same from
| drifting again thereto; and tie house or place
| whence the saB, shall be taken, shall be kept
| clean and on or before tie first day oi April
| oil every year and until the nrS day o'
| Orioper III ereaTter such house place shall be
sufficiently lined to destroy scent AMI pHtre-
faction.
| section ? That there are hereby added ic
article OF the Revised Ordinances Of the tow a
OF Hermann, three new sections num1eFsd
sections, eleven, twelve aud thirteen respect
lively which read rs follows:
Section IL. No butcher or other person shall
XIII or slaughter any beeyes. shsep or other
animals within this town, unless the noor OF TN
, house ward or Len, where such killing shaI
| take place be sufficiently tigh; and ,olid 10 pre-
; veal q receptacle OF fifth and offensive matter
the floor OF the house, yard or pen shalt b
made with sufficient descent towards quite
which shall pass through the same, aud lead
ing TO q tub or reservoir, which s6aII be place
: To receive the blood sod onaI passing thsrsin
which shall be empgied At the end OF each daT
,rhen killing has been done on the preIni sss. q
4 sY,r.h mace so that DO offensive efHuyia sha
arise Iherefrom
= Ssctioa ia No person shah throw or caus
| IN lie thrown into any creek, branch. stream
| train or water course within this town texceI
1 the Missouri TiyeTl any dead animal. fowl .
;, iIIhy substance. or place thereiH any o6s'ru'
II tio5 whatever i,
: section IL whoever shall violats any OF u
provisions OF this ordinance, for which Iega
II ~ il not prescribed. who shall fAi j, ne<ls
| or refuse TO comply with the same, shsh
: deemed guilty Of creating sud msistsinins
II nuisance, and upon convicftoa thsFsoi, sta
nav TO I he town = nae Of not less than fwo D
II more than hlfy dollars. 70 be imposed and On
- lee ted In hike manner as fzss are imposed AZ
p collected in other c7ses OF misd. -meAagfs-
q Approved May 10. isD.. ess1
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-05-18

Ter oemotratlihe NuSri9er ors
seriiens, aber oas @ett Der os'Hosrai'
i.h,u transformation, ole oIsls
Sode i'll aanias 9iip tasie. ber'dteur,
Idlt Iolseubss llribcil. Dem nidt nnr
Die Stsublitansr brifil:h.eu, iOnssru
ms aud, oeu 8eiiill ulIer Otm0traf'i'
seueu bas sYoll nss 9lnots msl: ON
ssr,eu lisst ais Der $arieie,Ioia. erno'
ttu iptro:
Der 9beit Der 4;lalform, Der po'
lpsr 8slrIrasc banbett. 1T 10 srnno
idled,t unb gsmeiuseidbtlid. ia 10 at
,uro. oas CT bic sanSe 8laiIorm nsel
ssr oaraul stisllten 9aHoieaisn's,li
uuauuchmbar maht. Die Delegate
uuu st. 2puis baben nabesa tialt'n'
! mia aeaen bic Slanb'ids 8eioplln,
! eeit,mmt. apssr ibnen nod p,e'
Ssleaaieu aus oea 2anoeeiirte'
|. SssSe OppOiii,ou 1T itart sen,aI
m, Die Ganeioaim oieser eouoeni,o
], mns mil ,bueu oieie SIarS'iths Saf
g tons. uuo &spuoIai'uus SIants III
lesr,u5iimuieu."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-05-18
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
Countv Surveyor and ex-ofiicio Road ComInis
sioner OF Gascouade County will on the
18TH DAY OF MAY. 1891
al . c'ci ock p. NJ. let to the lowest bidder con-
tracts for macadamizing n portion OF the Iron
Road to- wit: about 157 squares Beginning 80
wards east of large Post Oak tree standing In
:he Iron Road south OF Henry Kahle's field run !.
ming thence east to where a portion OF said road
il macadamized; also about l05 squares describ-
ed as follows: beginning at the west END oil =
lane running from Ed. Wilimann's house to
Iron Road running thence south about 200 feet,
said macadaKl Is to be built under the follow
fst thai the road bed bc properly graded.
| Is feet in width; 2ud, that a layer of ROCKS =
inches high, said rocks not to be larger than q
inches square, hemmed In on both sides by
good heavy rocks Is inches high or thick an'l
| "a i'd macadaIu TO be banked up on Doth siues Oh
curb stones in uch a way as 10 hold them 10
/ their places and the whole layer between said
| side rocks to be covered with layer OF gravel
| or brok en- rocks; said broken rocks TO be not
| larger than inches square anu said layer to br
| inches high or thick aud that said macadar
| he conyeXed or rounded OF TO Inches high ~
| the centre All culyerts to be built, Idust b'
arched or narrowed in Mt the top so ss not 10 bs
4 open over IL inches and to be covered WIN
| good stroug rocks not less than inches thick.
| TERMS OF LETTING:
| All bids will be subject to the approval cf ,b'
| County Court and the CuHrt reserves the Iigh
| to reject any or all bids. Contracts will he le
| In sections of 100 squares each or the ractiona
| MARI. thereof aud the bids per square viii In
ciude all necessary cuiysrts ana the contractor
| C,ascouadt In double the amount oi the contiac
taken ami said work Is 30 he completed by tn
| i'm Monday in November, Io3i. Given uode
my hand this iih day oil MAY; ls9i' ipr,n
County Surveyor aud eR-ofhelo CoHiini.
| sIoner oil roads and BRIGGS
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-05-18

len. oieies 9bsmo b.s sur ooppelieu unS
oreifaten 9dnse aussubshntn. aber Dos
iparoe fur Die 9eier nur ermlbeno se=
iuelrn ieiu. bod aud 70 niaa bag 0s.
id9te iDobl aud Der tesdrdnfteften
9epien in gousrsB. on benen ieiber
fem RnHsel iit, tesrelflid NADER, ooB
Sautcn sum Sdube Der llfer bes Nii-
iOuri cine nbiulute gtuibiuenbisteii finb,
wsnn nidt eeraoe Die iruhtbnriien Can.
oersien eln Saub Der @sllen ,uerecn lInb
Qunoerie. pitlIei.bt 9ouienee nnierrr
niistldiien 8irser Der unoeri6uloeie,l
armuib preisscseben lperoen iOlleu.
Bon Die EN- gon9reB iit aflelbinss
ni1ts 81 eriparisn, oenn iudbreno bieler
sonSrn Sisung bat er nod fein Sci.
lpiel aeliefert, bah .sr i'm Staaos lit.
eiiUds Wstriinfiisc5 Su Sinnbe Su bril- /.
seu. abcr boifenilih uerDem oieie isb;gca
nridbisen unb iidslid beidrdniten
&olisusrireisr in uldt ie.ner 3eit uoi
cinem aneerea Sdlcge pm Yolisuer.
treiern asselDit iueroen, iuelde iih ibrer
Eflldten Der Nanon seseriiber liar BE-.
puBt iino uuo geiunocn Menlhenpcr.
itdno uno Gner9le 9enug baben iusroer,
Die pabren SniereiIen ibrtr 9uuitituel :
ien Su iuabreH uno Su Irroern.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-05-18
An Ordinance

to amend section of article of the Revised
Ordinances Of the town OF Hermann, relating
To Cemeteries,
lie 1t ordained by the Board of Trustees of the
Town of Hermann:
section l. That section 2, article Revised
Ordinances of the town of Hermann Is hereby
amended so As TO read follows: Section 2.
All corpSes to be buri ell in this town shall be
inferred in the Town Cemetery or in the st.
george cemetery. but no such corpse shall be
buried In either OF the ma ned cemeteries unless
a certificate of death signed by registered
physician or the coroner of the county shall
nave been delivered to the custodian sexton o
such cemetery, such certificate 20 contain name
sex, co lor, age, occupation, date OF death
single or married, nativity, how long resident
| of the town, place of death, cause Of death
| place aud date OF burial. which said certificate
snail be open to the inspection by the public ant
he kept on file with the respective cemetery re-
cords. 1HEO. OBAf.
| Approved Nav 10, lS9i, Clerk
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-05-18

Sn G9:ci9o iueroeu lsst geroll0e
Nuttcl ,ur NrfdmpIuns Der Slatisrll
II nrquuanoi. Der SelunbbeiiSrat9
bai Die tisbcriss 3hb! Der nnseltellien
SmpIdrsle Don IS auf 200 e,bobt nno
un,cruimmt Die MnHenImpfung Der
aaasen Seubt,ruuc. Der Ntayor uHo
osr GcIuuShritsraib babsn lu9dr be-
idlolien, brn Smpi5uans einjuIhbrsn
,po,u lie iid) uuier cen @sIesen lnr BE-
rehtiat balteu, Die be5lslide Sre
ctamaiioa ltebt itosn Tug 5u e''udrse''
Der Staais 8tiunobeiisbsho'fe IL
svrinsiislo wurre ON WOn'as aud
Elm Slaiternilu aus Saoand. Wdlo'
6 6ountu, SGs.. ousemelcet. Der Sd
tisnt mo mebreye rsr GuitcdanS nusst
ist. aslpsitucn Ssriontn ,uuresH ''cl''
IuuS Die Smpiuna, bsS. &sulmpfung, o.
oan;en Guwcbueridait anseorenef.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-05-18

Motto. j. hereby given that the undo Fsigned
rou,,v suryeyor and ex-ofcio Road Commits
sioner of .sascouade County will on The
BTH DAY OF MAY. lsol
n, > ,,,rtork p ", let TO the lowest bidder con
tracts for Inacads mixing portion OF Iile Ir''n
Road to-wit: about S4j square, EfglHninG
near the ss,u;il-u west corner OF WIDOW Snvidsf' .
rtinning thence south o. where q portion ot sa41
road is maca'laIuiZed or iii IA front 81 HPHft
Mitteu.Iori's gate said nfarst3ui Is Ia BE buIis
unsier The fpiEsTinz specia -eit1ns;
III, that the TsasI bed be properly gfsdssf. u
feet in " idfh: 2Ed, that la er OF Ttcks ,chep
nigh Said rpcks not to he larger then iHehee
satar, beHImesi In on both tdes by good besEF
r~ks IS inches more thick AMI said mo ea'sain
to IA. hank es az, 10th sides Of euE stones ~
l su@h a way as TO hald them ~ iBsiF F.saee7
and the Whole layer between said siste roc&s e
| lie covered wish \ layer Of gravel of 6F.kes
| roek.; said broksa rUcks 10 be nsi larger tlsst
| , inches square znd said Layer 30 be incses
aiyh or thick and that aid nlscadaia bs NgH-
I texed or rounded OF 10 : inches high ~ sa'
| e,utre All euiverts To be bGiit, mast sse area
| Ell or narrowed in al tie i0p 20 a. 10 De 2"
ot,en over Il inches aud 70 lie covered VII
yss-sI str,gnx reks not less thas incsss .tlsteE
TERMS or LETTING.
All bids uiu 10 subject 70 the approval Of ia
Cora ' Court znd the Court reserves Tire flss
| - rs;sr, any or ali bids Contracts viii he is
iu sss,flOus Sf 100 squares sagA or the iraeiiSo~
-. RI. thereof sad the 6sds TseT square Nsb 70
e,sFs ALI necessary sSslvsTtS zsd TIE c,issf aftssf
q iIl he ,eauirei 10 gfys bond 30 CoEaiy ot tsa-
| csnasI- is Ieubls the sFzount of ihe spaifA'
! | ,xks, anti said work is to l@ oofapteie3 - ~
an Mopstav = in November, tsss 0lSea susss
my hand Illis 9TH day Of Mag. lss'-
Cssautv surveyor aari sx-ofkcso CSEnaai'
sionsr of rsads ard bridge
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-05-18

gS,c lib bod Die 3eltsn ano'rh,
i6rcibt EN- Gbicl9oer Slatt. @le lan9e
ilt's bcr, oaB i'll G9:cl9o ooer r9eno
eiuer anoc:en Siaot Der Der. Stda=
ten tc;u Mann nit eiuer Milse anI
Dem Sopi lib auf Der StrnBe 5c'9er
touutr, obue -e,ue Sdaar Huben bin
ter li6 ber 81 bateu, Die. iIn "SuiA
mann" poer ,.@rccnborn" nlnnten
llno icb,? Sc .,cdter" Der Imetita
urr, ocIto l1crsr irGBt ct ltatt De-
outes cine Wise, ruie lie IN 0eutld
lauo lclbit bic .Yauern i9on 9etra
eeu ha6ea, che Die Nmerltaner nur D.
run oad)trn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-05-18

ARit Iusuabme osS @elibfOrns uno
Ooiers lteben ole 5armprorufie r;ebsis
m Ste,ie.
gGsllbtorn brinst ndmll4 .37l iiil
Den Suibd Sab uno 0aier 1863.
1fiScu bloeseu 1T atsrmols binur.
terseeaneer. Ter 8uibel GAIT brinsT
III Ct. 9ou,s nur .53. in gbicago. Sc.
i'll 9icm gorf aber fuiro fir ;SaI,licfsr'
uuaen 500 brSablt.
Siele Wtiiblen liesen It'll, Sun,al
au6 Die our6 ben Slreif btfplrtter
boben 3Obteupreiie Die 9srooutiions.
tpIten lteisern.
Der foniroairtare 8eisenuorratt
bttrdst i'll 81. Gou;i: 2,S02.OO0 uni
im 8eiammtsebiet Der Der. Staaien
63,51O, 600 Yulbel.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-05-18

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