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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1894-06-14

A friend of the JOURNAL has taken
pains to ascertain the place and date
of nativity of some of our older citi-
Zens which is given below:
Perley Knowles, n. H., 1908.
Norman Freeman, New York, 1909.
Joseph Barrett, New Jersey, 1909.
j. W. Caldwell, Ohio, 1909.
Loren Reynolds, Vermont, 1911.
James III. Collins, Mass, 1872.
Jonathan Goodwin, Maine, 1912.
4. NJ. Lester, Connecticut, 1878.
w. III. Mckay, New York, 1913.
;. G. Roberts, Mass. 1913.
j. T. Starr, Vermont, 1916.
Total ages of the eleven, 909-almOst
rivaling Mathuseleh. 1t is asserted
that these veterans have been abso-
lutely temperate in their habits. The
author states that there are, in his
opinion, an equal number of ladies in
the community who. have attained to
ages of equal ripeness, but modesty
precludes his ascertaining the exact
age of the women, there being a well
established tradition that lady has
a prejudice about giving her precise
age after she is twenty-three.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1894-06-14

ID door North OF I. II. Daniels Store.
RIVER FALLS, WIS.
Rock Island Argus., 1894-06-26
The Republican League.

DENVER. June 26.-The convention
OF the national republican league was
called to order at II o'clock this
morning at the Broadway theatre,
which had been handsomely deco
rated for the occasion. Fifteen hum
drcd delegates and representative re-
publicans of every state in the union
were present, and after PRAYER. All
address of welcome was delivered by
President Goudy. OF the state league.
which was briefly responded to by
President Tracy. Secretary Hum
phrey then read the call for the
gathering. after which the roll of
the states was called. and the dele
gates handed ur their credentials.
The usual committees were then ap-
pointed. after which President Tracy
delivered the annual address.
Rock Island Argus., 1894-06-26
MOBOCRACY AT ROUND POND.
Three Persons Wounded by the Citizens
Shooting ut u Train.

Three Persons Wounded by the Citizens
Shooting at u Train.
NORTH ENID, o. T., June 2G-Blood-
shed has at last resulted in the conflict
between the Rock Island railroad and the
town of Round Pond, and three persons
have been wounded in a skirmish between
the opposing forces. The trouble is get.
ting more serious every hour. The
presence of United States marshals has
not hnd the quieting effect desired 4
crowd Of citizens blew out the cattle guart.
on the outskirts of the town Saturday
night and warped the rails so that trains
could not pass over for some hours That
trains were not ditched is due to the vici-
ance of the deputy marshals. Sunday
night three persons were shot.
A mob attacked the southbound Rocj,
Island passenger train, that came through
the town flying, with 4 hot fusillade of
bullets from their Winchesters. More
than 100 shots We're fired at the train, and
some of the cars were perforated. \ Mr.
Eossett, of kingfisher, who was standing
on the platform, had his hat shot off and
received slight scalp wounds, and another
passenger was struck in the throat by a
bullet. johnson, IL news dealer of Round
Point. was hit in the leg with heavy
charge of uuckshot.
During this outrage the deputy mar
sha!s did not fire shot. Marshal Nix
said he wished If possible to avoid a con-
i!ct, which would surely result in consid-
cradle loss of life. Marshal Nix is here
and he says all the power of the territory
will be required to put down the lawless-
hess in Round Pond.
Rock Island Argus., 1894-06-26
President Carnot'- Remains In Paris.

PARIS. June ga special train
conveying the body of President Car
not from Lyons arrived nj $40 this
morning. The casket was placed in
an ordinary hearse and driven to the
palace of Elyses followed by five car
riages containing the widow and her
sons au~members of the presidents S
military household. Thousands of
persons thronged the streets and
stood with uncovered heads rs the
cortege passed. All foreign work
men in the Partisan sugar refinery at
81. Quen and in ST. Denis Iron works
have been discharged.
Rock Island Argus., 1894-06-26
III is STARTED.
The Pullman Car Boycott
On.
Illinois Central First At
tackled.
Then the Other Western
Roads.
Republican League Opens at
Denver.
President Carnot's Remains
in Paris.

CHICAGO. June 26.-At noon today
the boycott against the Pullman Pal
ace Car company was inaugurated by
the executive board of the American
Railway Union. 1t is announced
that the Illinois Central will be the
only road affected by the boycott to-
day, but the officials of the union
claim that at least four other roads
must either abandon their Pullman
service tonight or take the conse-
quences. The western roads, they
say, will he permitted to take their
cars out tonight and tomorrow. but
will not be able TO bring them back.
Rock Island Argus., 1894-06-26
HAVE PlcNT. TO DO.
Numerous Important Bills in the Unite,
States Senate.

senate.
WASHINGTON, June III. II the senate
should remain in n mood for labor after
the disposal of the tariff bill and sbould
have Time to take up other than the an
preparation bills it will not be without
material to work upon. The senate cal.
endar now numbers twenty pages, devoted
merely to giving the titles of measures.
most OF which have been acted upon by
committees. and there is not a committee
Oh Importance that has not ready for its
consideration numerous bills of impor-
lance. There undoubtedly will be con-
siderable pressure to secure consideration
by the senate OF many of these bills, and
the probabilities are that a large number
of those of small Importance will mass nv
general consent and at times when there
Is no appropriation bill to press for atten-
ton.
The probabilities also are that some of
the more important measures may be
taken up, and especially those which are
not expected to evoke prolonged debate.
IL Is understood to be Senator Faulkner's
intention to call up the bill for the adm;s-
sion of Utah, and the friends of this meas
ure are very hopeful that it will go through
without encountering opposition or arous-
ing much debate, as the bill has been
UNANIMOUSLY reported from committee,
ana 1t Is understood to be the policy of
both sides of the senate to have the terri
tory admitted. Another bill which has not
been reported from committee, but prob
ably will be reported soon, is that pro-
viding for the reorganization of the per-
sonnel of the navy. The committee on
interstate commerce is uncertain as to
the pooling bill, and in the absence of
Senator Butler, chairman of the commit
tee, who is not expected to return to
Washington during the present session,
its report to the senate will probably de-
pend upon upon the action of the house on
this measure.
Senator Morgan probably will make an
effort, if opportunity is offered, to get up
his Nicaragua canal bill, which holds a
place on the calendar Some think the
silver question will be revived during the
present session, but the indications are
the reverse to this view. The committee
on privileges and elections will take up
the Ady-Martin contest for the seat held
by Martin in the senate immediately after
the conclusion of the tariff contest and
the senate will in all probability decide
this question before adjournment.
Rock Island Argus., 1894-06-26

ALTOONA, Pa, June 26-Fifty delegates,
representing the coal miners organiza-
tiop in central Pennsylvania, met in this
city in secret conference to hear reports
from the different delegates and to dis
cuss the strike situation, National Pres:-
dent Mcbride is presiding over the secret
session. A large majority of the dele
gates come instructed to hold out for SO
cents gross ton and are even more de-
termined in their demand than at the
previous conferences. District President
bradley openly favors compromise and
National President Mcbride is supposed
to lean that way
Rock Island Argus., 1894-06-26
strikers Sentenced to Jail.

SPRINGFIELD, Ills, June 26.-Judge AL
len, i'll the United States circuit court, in
the cases of the Mt. Olive miners charged
with contempt of court in interfering with
trains OF the Chicago, Peoria and ST.
Louis railroad, a railroad in possession of
court, sentenced thirteen of them to
Jail for from twenty to ninety days.
Thirty were discharged and twelve of them
were immediately rearreste1 by Sheriff
Mcneil, of Macoapin county. and taken
to Carlinviile. where they are indicted for
participating in n riot at Gillespie.
Rock Island Argus., 1894-06-26
You Can't Get Rich

by gsiling the $500 reward offered by Dr. r. V.
Pierce TO any person finding mineral poison OF
ipjuriou. drug in his pheasant Pclcts--fo,
there's no such thing in them. Blu. you can set
well-and health is the first step toward fortune
by taking the "Pellcts" whenever tronbied
with biiou.nese, constipation, indigestion, jaun-
dice and ether arrangements Of the liver, stomach
and bowels.
Rock Island Argus., 1894-06-26

JEFFERSON CITY. No, June 2G.-Attor-
ney General Il. f. Walker has created
something of a sensation by filing petitions
before the supreme court in banc to disbar
Hon. Ed NJ. Harbcr. G. Night. of Trenton,
aud Major A. W. Mullins, of Linn county.
Mullins and Harder are men of great po-
litical prominence and are considered
among the most learned lawyers OF the
state. They are charged with mutilating
records in murder case
Rock Island Argus., 1894-06-26
Tax for Prison Made tooSis.

WASHINGTON, June 26.-McGann has
CLEANED an idea from the anti-option bill.
He is thinking of employing it in the solu-
ton of the prison labor products prob
lem. 1t is, that if it is constitutional to
tax legitimate business transactions, as
the anti-option bill does, would it not be
constitutional to tax the products of state
prisons. He proposes % per cent tax ad
Rock Island Argus., 1894-06-26

Mrs. W. J. Fahey. of lie Roy. n.
Y, says: Have tried so cough
cures. Parks Cough Syrup is the
only one that helped me. i know it
is the best cough remedy" Sold by
Hartz IL Ullemeyer.
Rock Island Argus., 1894-06-26
To Guard Against Cranks,

WASHINGTON, June 26-Major Moore,
the local chief of police, was at the Capitol
in conference with the scrgeant-at-arms of
the senate and house regarding precau-
tons to be taken to guard against the
possibility of any violence from cranks in
the Capitol aud for watching suspicious
hu
Rock Island Argus., 1894-06-26
Cyclone in Oklahoma Tcrriforv.

PERRY, o. T., June ga severe cyclone
passed north of here. a number of resi-
dences and barns were blown down and
several head Of horses and cattle were
killed. The residence of ex-Minister to
Turkey w. F.>Little was blown down and
also some outhouses and several head of
stock killed, but no loss of human life is
Rock Island Argus., 1894-06-26
Have You Money
To Investo
If so. read this
z Per Cent Loans.

The following is partial
list of completed gilt-edged
first mortgage loans on hand, !,
which we offer for sale, sub
Iect to previous selections.
for their face and accrued
interest. These loans have
been carefully selected by
us. and are Fl. st-..4ass in
every respect. They are all
Z PER CENT net to the inves-
tor. We have many other
loans to offer. if these are
not in amounts to suit the
investor:
Rock Island Argus., 1894-06-26

MASON, Mich, June 26-The jury in
the case against Attorney General Ellis,
charged with altering voting returns or
an amendment increasing his own salary.
announced they cannot agree. They have
been out since Saturday afternoon.
Rock Island Argus., 1894-06-26

DETROIT, June s6.-The steam launch
Ellen NJ, which capsized near Belle isle,
contained five persons, two of whom were
saved. Caleb L. Heaey, Miss Kitty Ort-
wine, aged 25, and Miss Maggie Ortwine,
aged % years, the other occupants, were
drowned before assistance could reach
tbpyn
Rock Island Argus., 1894-06-26

Pimples, boils and other humors
of the blood are liable to break out
in the warm weather. Prevent it by
taking Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Rock Island Argus., 1894-06-26
Gave Birth to Four babies,

JOLIET, Ills, June 26.--The wife of John
Freese, living three miles south of Joliet,
gave birth to four babies, two boys and
two girls, well developed and all alive.
Last week neighbor, Mrs. Casper
Herbst, gave birth to triplets.
Rock Island Argus., 1894-06-26
THREE DOZEN DEAD
An Excursion Tug Founders
OFF Sandy Hook.
THE DISASTER WITHOUT A CAUSE

Exceft the Recklessness Of the Passengers.
WI" Simply Invited Their Fate-But
Few Bodies Recovered and Fewer Iden.
hhed-Probabiiity That the Number
Lost Will Never BE Known-Storv n,
the Tragedy Told by the Captain.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-02-09
MOrtgaqe Sale.

Whereas, Louise Buente, by her certain deed
OF mortgage, dated the Srd day of SeDtembsr
1880, and recorded In the Recorder q once al
Gasconade county. Missouri, in book No. II.
al page 900 did convey to Henriette Grass. The
undersigned mortgages, the following described
rsat rsat estate, situated in Gasconade county,
Missouri, to wit: ''
Inc southeast quarter of southeast uuarte,
OF section NO ten [ lOl; the souih-w est quart el
9i south-west quarter of section No clever
III the north half OF The north west ouarler N
section NO. fourteen 40; and the norih-easl
quarter of The north east quarter of section
nHeen ti5) IN township No. forty-three f4Si
range lhVe), contai ling 200 acres, more or less
:, men salu conveyance and mortgage deed
was iilaoe lot the p nrpose of securing Il certain
, p,ionissofy note therein described; and whereas
.ue salo pfomiSsory note has become due and
remains unpaid "A0
- NOW, therefore, l, the undersigned III enriette
1aass, as such mortgagee, by virtue OF the
premiSes, and by virtue OF the provisions con-
u med In, and the power OF sale given me in
anu ny said mortgage deed will on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY l7rH. 1894
DetWeen The hours OF O'Clock in the forenoon
anu O'Clock in the afternoon of that day.
proceed to sell the real estate herein beIoTs
described, at public vendue, TO the hiebes,
bidder, for cash in hand, at the court 6omse
uoof IN The Town of Hermann, Gasconade
county, Missouri, for the purpose OF sa,isfvjny
ahu paying the promss9ry nots aforesaid Viii
Tue interest due thereon together Vi Tia the costs
VI these proceedings.
HENRIErrE GRASS MoRrG ,GrE
an. IL Feb. IA.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-02-09
a6ern'ann NO., Trcitae Sen g. 5ebruar.s 1894

$1,000 5ab't, Steuern auf $1,000, alIo
$40 uIlu. @ebalte Der Resierunas6e.
amien unb @cnsreBmiislieber iuiirben
nidt onuou ausseidfoiisn iein uub
lparoe Der SrdIioent auf iein Gebalt
1920. Fer O6erribter S13O auf oas
ieinise, ieoer anoere &ldter bes Sber=
seri9ts sl2O. DER Spredtr, her 8ice=
SrdToent uno iebes 9ahinetsmiisli,b
$50 uno jeber &eprdientant $50 Stens
ern be5ablcn miiiien. 9ieienisen eies
ler Serren bic nod anbere @infommen
babsn, miBten hatirli9 aub bnraui
Stfuern sabler.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-02-09
Docket of the Probate Court, of
Gasconads County.
FEBRU AIRY TERM, 1894.


MONDAY, FEBRUARY eGth,
l Henry Horstmann and Carl Kautz, Exc.
cutors, Christoph Horstmanu, tirceased
final settlement.
Beana Grossmann and Gustav GaWer.
Administrators, Chrstoph Grossmann,
deceased; final settlement.
Fritz Lueke, g. & c., Henry Niebruaygc,
minor; annual settlement.
4 Fred. Il. Burchard, G., & c.. Walter
Richardson. minor; annual settlement,
Fritz koeller, q. & c., Clara j. Koeller.
minor; annual settlement
6 Ncolaus WOLF, G. 6 c., Wihe,mineWo!
minor; annual settlement.
F-idolin Sshinder, Curator, aIarie II.
SCHNEIDER, minor; annual settlement
ID. ii. Sites, i. & c., Cora Il, & Dora E.
Davis, minor; annual settlement.
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 27,h.
Fritz j. Koc.. Administrators, c, L, Wen
s:l, deceased; lin al settlement
10 +. A. +. Boil, Administrator Otto 8ohl,
deceased; final settlement
ii William Koch, q. 4 c., f, W, Koch, Ell
al, minors; annual settlement,
II August Spohrer, q. u c., Robert Perkins,
minor; annual settlement.
Ii John II. WiIlms, G. Il. e., Louis.: ScIroe-
der, minor; annual settle nent.
ii Gustav Naeselin, &. & c., VIM. Braun
warth, ct. al minors; annual settlement
Is Cnristoph Weber, g. & c.. Julia Naegelin
et. al, minors; annual settlement.
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 18th,
Is Louisa Sander, Administrators, William
Sander, decea sed; final settlement
IL Oswald Strassner, Administrator, Jacob
Strassner, deceased; final settlement.
Is Wilhe'mine Hesemann, u. & c., Anna
Hesemann, minor; annual settlement
10 Louisa Harlmund, Curatrix, Edwin Hart
mund, ct, al, minors; final settlement.
20 Henry Kahle, G. & c., Clara Ruessler, Ell.
al, minors, annual settlement.
p James jenkins, Curator, Mary j. & Eliz.
4. jenkins, minors; annual settlement,
- Charlotte Schumacher, Executrix, Car
Schumacher, deceased annual settlement
% qhos. J. Mcmillan, Aiminisila aioI, VIM
ketchum, deceased; annual settlement.
THURSDAY, MARCH Ist,
a Sarah Jose, q. ~ c., John Thos. Jose
insane; annual settlement.
% Sarah jose, Cura trix, James L. Jose
miaor. annual settlement.
26 Albert F. Aufier IIeide. Curator, Chas
a, Auflec Heide, mino.; ANIMAL settle
ment.
y Edwin Ii. Aufder HeiJe, Curator, Ellen y
AuEicr Ueide. minor; annual settlement
% Edwin II. Auider Hede, Curator. Geo.
Allder Heide, minor; annual settlement
% VIM. Il. Pfau:sch, g. & c., Ada Land, ct
al, minors; annual settlement.
80 Philip Kuhn, G. & c., Frank Pfautsch
ct. al. minors; ar rlual settlement.
FRIDAY, MARCH, End,
81 Christian Danuser, Executor, Zach, Hart
mann, deceased; annual settlement.
50 John Mistler, q. & c., Johanna Fricke
minor; annual settlement.
SO John Brurs, Curator, Theresa Bun:
minor; annual settlement.
| 81 Phillip Haerner, Administrator, A. {
Helmers, deceased; annual settl ement.
So Maria Scherer, Curator, Hattie & Ain
Scherer, minors; annual settlement.
36 Jacob Barrels, Administrator, Villa
Richter. deceased; annual settlement
ROBERT WALKER,
Judge oil Probai
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-02-09

lleber Die Ginfomnieniteuer, Die nun
biersutanoe eiasefiibrt werben ioif. berr'
lden nod piclia9 u.rfebrte slniidtsr.
Biele meinen, baB nab Der betrefenoer
gorlnse Seoermaun, Der idbrl,d $4,000
einnlmml, oser mebr, sirei EroSen
Steuern buuOn Su 5ablen babe, 10 oaf
man alio uon $4,000 Gintummen $50
pom $4,000 @iafommen 500 uno Il
meiter su Sabten bditc. Das ut abs,
sanS iatld,.
9l1es Ginfominen bis cini6licBlid
$4,000 irll iteuerfta iein, 10 bob off
elne Berion nit einem Sabressinfoa
men Don s4lO0 Steuer auf bas 9un
oeri ;ablt. Su 2 YrOSen. alio ~. Elm
9erion nit eiRem giafomnlen DO
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-02-09

Die III o(Ier St;le iib pplIsiehenbe
llmgeitaltuns bsr politiihen Serbdlt'
niiie unlerss Gtaates. Die Gtburt bon
New Missouri, entsebt ter bemofratls
iden Sr.iie ntbt uno. flDBt ibr cine
b,ilIoie snsit elm. 60 baben iid) tiir5
li1 prpmiuente SOurbonen Papers an
uniers oemOfratiide @OnsreBs Delegation
beltsbsno aus Den Serreu Geit, Gudr.l,
Blanb, Sat1 Ii. T. ~. seweuoet uno eie'
ielbe eriu6t, aae peri6uliben RadT9'
ten aus bem Spielc 81 lafen, ,lno etnen
Brud sipiiden Dem Sraiioeuten uno Der
Yartei I'm iebem 8reis 5u pernleioen
(St. 2puis 60. @d1ter.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-02-09

Die tersits friibsr i'm &eprdlentan'
texbaule our Gnnabme 9elanste Bill
gum @ioerluf Der 8unoeswabl9eIebe,
iuurbe lebtcn Ntitiiupb aub pom Senat
nit 80 sesen 20 Stimmen IN sdnSllb
unoerGnoerter Sorm aneenommen, 10
boB lie nur nod Der llntrrlbrift oes
Srdiioenten bsbarf um @efebesfruit 5rl
erlanaen uno oen oemOtrat,iden @abls
betrua i'm 2anoe ,uisber sur Bliitbe 81
bringtu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-02-09

Der @robibitions1taa Soma riibn,t
fib. 1886 &ttail 2iqueurbdnbler, 5S
@roB. 2iqueurbdnoier. II Srauer, 29l
Bielperfduier uno 2sS GroBbdhbt.r in
Ral5fiqu.urs in ieinen Nauern au BE-
berberseu. 9as beibt, ale biele babtr
cine SiesierungsliSens bf5ablt ano per'
mutbiid iueroeu iie auA' Die 9isens
berubcn, fir iuel6e iie besablt bcben
Gin braitii6es Seiden baliir, tple cs in
elnem 8rObibitionsitaate ausebt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-02-09

SE Dem bena9barten Sranflin @oun@
III eridOB Der Sarmer Sobn Sdulje
leinea Sbuieseripbn Senrp Sries. Elm
Mittpob Mtorseu eridoB er ii1 Damn,
uon @eiuiiieus5lIien seplust, uno nabs
Dem ibm feline Srau uno 2Obttr gor-
lteIungenaemadt batter, ielbit Die llr.
iude mar, oaB b,ioea iibsr ein 8ino;l
Slrob i'll Streit 9erutbeu iuaren.
Ssioe @tdnner iusren iuoblbascnoe
6armsr. Die Al SOote Greet, Srauflin
County, iuobuten. Sries war friiber
auiIder IN 81. Souls 9eWelcn sl's er
lib eiluas @slo seipart bate, taafte er
ii9 l2O stfrr 2anO i'll Sranflin County
St uerlisB ct. 2ouis uur II Subren
2 Sbte nabber fam Sobu Sdu'be nad
bort uno fauite iid 40 older 2aao nebsu
5ries'es 6arm. S6ulbe luobute friibsr
ia 81. 2Uajs, 100 Jries 8ilbelnIina
S0uibe fsnusn 9elernt batt,.
Cine Melle WObnten Sdu:te unb
ieiue 0!mitie nit Srlcs 5uiammeu.
2Gs nadber Streitlsteiten aus5ra6en,
treuuten iie ii6. Spdter serisiben
bcioe lutgen Der @rsnje ibrer 8elis1uz
gen III StreIi. 2aaae BroStii: fo!sten.
lpslis Die Seioen chamber ned mcbr
cntirsmoeter. Siiusit Gatte 5ries iid
uada 8ncific be9eben uuo fam etiuas
aufserest ra1 9auie G's ct ieine
Yieroe otipanats, tbeilie ibm leiue Jrou
nit. haB Shulse Siusi Gunosl Strob
uoa Der 5arm sebolt babe. @r besab
iid iOfort uuf S6uttje's 5arm, Tim Den
aiten Wanu bariiter 5ur &toe 81 itellcn.
g(ls CT i'm III Der Gheune uorfalb,
madte er ibm @oruHrie.
gduibe er9riff MN leinen Gecoiuer
uno idob ie,ncn Sdiuieseriobn in's
Ser;. Der @eriuunoete wolit. nad)
SaaIe Suriidtebren. itiirSte aber 15O
garbs bon ba 81 guoen. 8sniss
Mlnuten na6ber CAB er in ben Irmeu
Ieiner Srau ieinen @eiit auf. Der oft
Manu Iteute lid Gem Stidter, welhem
er le.ne S6at befann!e. Der &ibtel
atcrsab ibu S,usi Wdnnern, wel6e lbr
Dor rer 9ano bstpaben iOllten. sln
natiicn Morsen na4 bem 5riibitiit
pcriiste iib Der ulis Sdulbs in bi
@dsune, isbte ieinen Sfeuoluer oil lsil
re6tes DIR uno briidte log. gin&nau
uuo Der alte Maun ItiirSte tobt 5u so
ben.
Gr iuar rs Sabre alt Mnb tlnterldB
cine Srau uuo 2 erluahieue ainoer
Sriss 5antilie beltebt aus ieiner Sra'
uno bier ainbern.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-02-09

Die Seuerbeitattung mndt a6eraG,
namenilid in ben Ger. Staaten, iebr
erfrenllde Gortihritte. Ser DECEMBER
famn,er bsr in Neip gorf crideiuenser
- 2be Urn" entnebmen tpir fpleenoe in.
terelidnte Wsiitbeilunsen: Gas etr.
@rematorium in Qmerifa ipurce in Is.
76 81 @aiDin3tpn, ga, e,6ifnst. Sn
ben aGt Sabren ieIues geltcbcns ipur.
Del So &o'psr ein9ediae,t. gla9 BEN
i'm 1884 eriolgten 9ooe oes Or. Sc.
moine ids;nt oieie sfnitatt ciraeeansen
81 lein. 9ie Slpeite ipu,be 1884 in
sancaiitr. ga, e,Difnet uao Die 3abl
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