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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-11-09

tauii6e 9onsrsbmitslisoer. Inter ben
ssidlnssusn Gemotrutsn beiiasst iid
3ilion, Der 8sriaiisr bss usrpilrdisH
1ariissiesss, oas isinsn Ramsn irdat.
sOsar Der iolioe Slosn bat einsn
Rls befommsn iubsm bic R.publitnner
in lsras Jiusi. IN 8sntudg sinen, in
9elauore is9s gonsrsBmitaIieotr er-
mdbltsn.
Gie gr6Bte Der sistsn llrbsrrait-
uneen bat ben GsmOfraten iOiuobI ais
Den RspublItausrn. oos Reiultdt in
NlIouri bereitei. Ssit ~ Sabrtn
mar Der Staat inter bemo'rntIi6cr
5errihoit limb Islbii bic Republlfonsr
erlunrtsteu nidt I'M Gnifern!elien
in NiHour, iissreid aus bem Sample
9erpOr Susebsn. Hun bat aber Die
republitaniide Sodfluib aub Nfourl
cr9rliien, bic bsmOfraiIide 9riaoea'
puroe eriiiirmt uuo bas republitduji4e
Staatstidet NIT ilber 10000 Stimmsn.
mebrbeit eriudblt. Jsrnsr iuu,oen bic
Republitansr Groutber, BartbUlo, Sop,
WOielep, Subbaro uno mpSl'dtr
Bele au9 9rsloar in ben GOnsrsB 9C-
wd6lt. Somit ipdrs aud Sitter
lid" glanb seiblasen NIB Champ
Glart bate BON ben .,lop-eared dutch"
eincu 9eutSettet betummcn. Ssltlt
6ouperusur Stons seitett 81, oaB Die
Republltauer IN Der uddlten Stdats'
tc9islatur cine Msbrbsit baben lusroen.
@asconabe County III iuie immer
ie lner 6arte treu sebllebeu uuo bai COS
sauSe rspubtitaniide GOuntp'9idet nit
einer Msbrbsit BON 800 bis 1340 er'
ipd9tt.
NndiOlseno oas Reiultat bon Gas.
connoe gountp:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-11-09
Die Gepublifaner erltilr>
men bic bempfrotil6e
5phturg Wii0puri.
Ser Staat nit 10000
Metrteit republifanil6.
Ylano unb Champ Glarf
geibla9en.
6dstondSt County bltibt itiutr
fdrbe irtu uu6 CrmdbIt baS
adnSt rtpubliFduii ht Giftt.
Jabrga,.g 80

Gas 8ciultdt Ger g8dbl 8iebt Den
RcpublIfluern I'M 9nnjcn Sauoe nlls
rlriads rin JrfuoCu'eii gu lticrn, ocnn
nui Der gauSeu qlGnIs bat DE republl
tlniide BnrteI cniiblcocne SIeSe
srrunscu. 5nB NO5 GrgCbnIB 81 Out
fen Der Republitnucr auS9clll.cu 1T,
niro ppbt bic 8cmOtrdtcu cbeulo ipcnig
pbtrrnint babcu ais ole &cpnbllIaner,
seuu bns BOlt bat CinsCicbcn, bOB cs
Ft por Sipei 1dbrcu uou Der oemos
irntiidCu Yaricl bat ire lCiten lnIien,
eurd pttiRhrerlihc @criprchun9cn oil
btr,u giul0iur9 bic 0Cmptrntrn niht
i'm GHiitrntritcu bnhtCn, uno iibtc
eobst 8ugcliuug. nbcr bnB Ole Gspub.
lilancr ubtrnl I'M snujCn YnnNe nit
ioIa' Observation-Disclosures iic9tcn,
elrite bic @c9cnpartci chen 10 icbr
lbsrrniht bnbCu olS 6lc Hcpublltnutr.
Hls eilc Geronmmuug ocr g8illOu-
SIa uno alS Cin SHoOHcmCut bcs
Shusipa- YrluSIps onri CS nnecicben
tperoen, bn6 ,.YrOi" MlliOn, Der Ydter
b.s rsrbdusulbuOacu mo Die Snicrciicn
oss 9nuors bcorObcnocn 1ariii-8elebes
oas islnr Hdmen t,dgt, i'll ieiucr Sc-
netbuug um &icoCrtrwdGluug in bem
9OnsrcB, cine geinljeue g|ieNcrtn0e in
Rsf- -Srgiuten crbiclt.
Sm Staote 9tau gort puroc Der
ftlbere repubIttluiibc @Bt-Yriiioeut,
9ot y. Morton, nit $4,000 Ylural;-
tat une bns. .9nuSe Staats.Iid det Cr,pGblt,
rdSrsno III Der Staot itiblt Der rcpub'
liianiihc Wn1orssGanelrat Strong
isinsr eemOtraiIidtu Gicguer nit rieii
ssr Nsbrb,it iGlul uro ocm 5nmmnnp
Tiger ben lOocsitcB ucrirbtc.
Sdiuois fam p;rocr in Die rCputli
lanli6sn 8;ibtn Surid luoCm ble Ge
publlidntr ods game Stdalstidtt mi
Der ateIulsfclt uOn l25,OO0 Stimmrr
msbrbcit uno aus % @onareBmiiatier
trn II crlpdblitu,
Rh dbcr $4,000 Mcbrbsit Iiestt
ot RspublltnnCr in VCnnip1panien IN
nir sin elnSi9es GcusrrBmitsliso iuurs
e'u ben 3emoirattn rlwGbn.
Ohio bllCb irlncr 5nbus tltu III
trtpdblte ods republltnnlide 9ldd nj
elmer Ndioriidl bon 10000 Siimm,l
Die lcstise Delegation i'm GousriB b
hs1i aus ! 3cmo!raisn uuo 10 8
publtan6tn uuo Die ueuc ScleeatiI
wlto aus 10 Scpubtifdreru mo
Esmc'raicu btiiebr.
aauias bal icluen 4opuIiIttn, sdpi
Del iait btiommtu uuo nit 300
Siimmsnm br9cit eas repub.iiauii
Sidais'2ldet uno idmm,lide Der
sonsrsbmitslit0er srlpdbt.
Sslbii Reit.Ywsuieu iaaitelie B
otmoiralli&e Sod ab une srpdb;te
emmillasn bier 9lh,iitcn reput
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-11-09

untsrsssear.rr t<shrt FA etn BEtliran 6trmana's
Hns nnsfseEs be trsthsss Ansfiss a nateH. eab
atrhir4 roE sSoirsiaet. an bar Exiu 6tsu Etrabf
einen 6rpcersfsGsprf ertHnd bat, ans bxretf il 81
eHfT hsa rzs ns:ssfn xDacTtn IN seifafnzksu Yret.
zhse. e. RtHtr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-11-09

Sm 8siten, Noroips tsn uns oil Der
poe Iihen aiife fana cine uolt dnoise
umpalSuns natt. Sn ben Wiitelitac.
ten itebt Sbio ipiebsr i'll Der SOreer
rsIte. Gs siebt Die iidriits republican.
iide Wehrbelt. bic es il III ieinet @s.
i9idts auijuiu:licn bate uno iiberbietet
u,d)t nur Die McamlsD'ide Waioritdt
pou $1,000 siimmsn, Ioubsrn irsar
oiejenige BON l0l 900. wside im Sabr
1863 ,iobn 8rnusb srble!t: bern mon
ret)nct nit Sider9eit aui e;ne rcpublifa-
nilae Ituratlidt pou 140, 200 t,s l5O.-
600. Colorado but bic Rrpulilten
luieoer tsiielie aeiduben uno cas sonse
rspubifauIide 9idtt i6luie 5iusi re pu-
blifauilde gousrcbpsrtretcr eripdbli.
2lud 8anIas bat ii9 Den republifant'
lhn Stanien bon Neuem ausersib:
uuo Serrp Simplcn uno Die game
Bopullitsn- Shaar perIlst. @Iseons
/ i'm Aamte iid ieines atfaas ocr 2
Sabreu uns erludbtte cine r,pibliia'
ulide Resiernus iolpie 0 BON 10 grn-
qreB- -&epidien:anten.
Sn SGinuis sriubrsn Die 0tmqira,
ten cine bcrnihtenoe 9ieoeTlusr. Qidi
uur bat baa rspublitan:,hs Staais.
tidst etne Webrbeit BON 40 bis 10000
| stimmau iber ale @ssentidcts srta!
ten, Iouosrn and Die Gonsrsfp,rtr'
tuus miro bsInabe sans rerublifaniid
lisiu. @. M. Sprinaer iosar lit IHts,
ben @sidlaseusn, Chicago sab Gin
republifaniiAe 9turaldat nor $4,000
Die Sesislaiur 1T itarf repatlitoniit
| Suoiana iii audi nidt auriidseblle
ben. 0an ,ddst bic reputlituniit
Rsbrbeit aui 10000 biz 1900 I'M
Die GoHsrsb. Delegation wiro 4 msb
r publliausr babsu ais i'm s:seniudI
I tiasu Gonsrsb. Sslbit Der aite 90
: man idpsbt nod in 3iusiIel I'M
0 ausit. Su @innsiOia bsirdst b
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-11-09
Die ,pobI in ,lliHouri.

sSenu es iid olruw banoeii, Die Gr.
lsbailie oou natloaaiea @abfsn ieitsu.
fslen. 10 fOuimt RihOuri in Der Ressl
tin b'st,sn ipdi. aber es fommi, uao
iiplF oiesaiel III elu,r 0e;ie, oaB ben
Otniofroien 3oten uEo Sebea usrsept.
melost unier Staai iih mil
naMiid eem 4 bem TO-, Dem IL. uio
otm l5. dls Iebr Sipsifeihait. abtr
nit Cen esaHcsn uoriuieseno su Guniteu
Der Rsputlitaner, ipsrben Der 8, Go. uno
IA. 9iitr,tt bsSeiduet. uno nah elmer
Die ieood nod Der Rehdtis.
nus beoarf, lpdre iosar 8lanb i'm 8.
9iitrift aeidlassn. Sm 5. 9litr,it
beanipradsn bic 9emofrateE Die gr-
udbluHs uOa 2arsnsp, absr iein Vesuer
Ban Sorn iuiro Ubue 3meifel cen,
tefireu. gs lie9t miibin cine isbr
itarte Moslldfeit Dor. BOB iber Die
SdlIte Der Is GonsreBoiltrifte unIeres
Sluaiss ben 9emofrateu eutrilen iuor.
Den; oen 8erluit bon breieu-uoa bem
10. abseifbeu - ssbsn lie iBt idon
unumplnoen Su.
@as Die Staatsleaislaiur beiriift, 10
E bielten mir uon uniersm- @orreipon-
o;uteu IN ber Staaisbaupiitaoi Die fol-
seube 9epeids:
,@Ouusrneur Stone ssitebt ben 3ie-
publitaneru bic 2esislatur su."
Gs 1T ia benfbar, bob gouus,neur
Stone etuas suiduarj iisbt uno baB
es in 8irflldteit nidt gang 10 idledt
um Die sabe unierer Sourbonen itebt,
wIe ibr sesenmdrtiser gbei staubi, aber
Der llmitann, oaB Ssrr Cool. Der 8or.
liBcnoe bes osmafrutiiden StaaiscOmis
tes. nidt gang iider lit, Oh bas Stnais-
tidet ieiner Yartei 9eludblt 1T uno oh
Die 2e9islatur cine bemofratiide Wa,
ioriidt auIu lien miro - oas beiu,ilt.
oaB Die 8epublitaner in unierem Stante
binter ibreu Yatiei9enofen in ben
lbrigsn 9beifeu Del Union nibt juriifs
9ebliebtu, ionoern DAB lie Der Mabnuns
iolstcn: Stand up for Missouri"
Die republii1uilbsn 9cpinne, Die aus
alen 3bs,leu bes Staatcs 9emeloet
merocn, MAIDEN es iosar luabrideinlid,
Dob Wiiiouri ben 9emufroten Wirfli6
sutrilien worbcn. 8le aus eiuer iosbsn
einlauisnbeu 9epei6e nus Seiieriun
@ilp beruor9ebi. idumt eas bcmo
fratide Staats @sutralecmte Die @r.
wdblung eircr republituniidsn Siaats.
le9islaiur rin. @lr biirien uns alio iuobl
Der Soifsun9 binsebsn, oaB Mihouri
enOlit auIgebOrt bot. eth ormufratllder
Stnct 5u iciu. MDse Die nsue aerd,
Die BON Dem 6. Hopem6sr b. &. III od.
tIreu ilt, lid un6 isoer &idtans ala
cine sliidbriuscnoe erlutiien !-B. =.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-11-09
DOCKET
of Probate Court of Gasco.
made County, Missouri.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 90. 1924.

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 90. 1894.
i Grstav Ettmueller. administrator de bonis
non, T.. L. A, Henry Leon Noisin, de-
ceased; annual settlement.
2 william Klee. z and c., Naihilda Kiee. et
al. minors; annual settlement.
3 X. III Hasenritte ir, and C, Emil Hasen-
ritter. ct al minors; annual settlement.
Frank ID Breuer, & and C. Chas. 4. Scaut-
lin. ct al. minors; annual settlement.
3 Jos ii Barbarik ST. and c, Emma u Bar
barick minor; annual settlement.
q William Miller. and c. Minnie Miller. ct
al. minors; annual settlement.
= w Brinkmann, and C, Henry Brink
mann. minor; final settlement.
Thekls Groben, admini.tratrix de bonis
non, c r. A.. John Michael yoigt, &C.
ceased; final settlement.
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 81, 1894.
II Mcmillan, and c, Emily Tayloe,
miners; annual settlement
10 TJ Mcmillan. & and c, Fred A. aud Henry
wacker. minors; annual settlement.
II Jane Fitzgerald, Executrix. Jesse Melton,
deceased; annual settlement.
ls J1f aankenss. aai Henry
I3 Z Caroline Hartmeister. sdministrat ri Z /,
John r Hartmeister, deceased; annual
settlement.
IA Anna Iemkuebler, edmi Bistratrix. Fritz
Leimkuehler, deceased; annual settlement
IS Logan Hartmeisier, 8 and c. Jn0 y. aud
Geo Hartneist minors; annual settle
I6 4 Caroline Har,metster. & and D, Harry A
and Lily NJ. liza rtneister, IN inors; annual
settlement.
WEDNESDAY. SoyEN 1ER q 1891.
II william rollmann. and c. Lydia and
Henry PollmanD, minors; annual settle
msnt.
rs Martha A Mason, adminisirairix' John
Mason, deceased; annual settlement.
10 llbertise Book ADMINISTRATIVE, Ferdinand
Rock. deceased, & aud c, Caroline A Book
minor: final settlement.
n Joseph A Jordan, administrator, Pete,
Eme, doceased; fnai settlement.
| Il Fred II Bobl. admin istrator. Louis Eber
| isn deceased; annual settlement.
tss .toseIih A Jordan, and c. Viola Emo, Q
al. minors; annual Eettlein ent.
tZJ Mary A Holt, administrative. George
/ Holi. deceased; annual settlement.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER %, isot.
TRIAL OF DISPUTED CASES.
Is Emma S, Kicker Z and c, Louis stricke
minor; annual ssttistaent.
las Fred Rothschafe-, z and e, John Roth
schafer, rllDoF; annual settlement.
2s Margarssh Roark. q and c, kiijah Roarl
ct ~, minors; annual settlement
k27 MaTgareh Roark, and C. James scbs0l
ct III. minors; annu nj settlement.
g r G Mumbraasr, and C, Alytn Bull
I'll minor; ANIMAL settlement.
I 70 Henry Sssluch jr. administrator, T.. L. A
!, Henry Schucn, deceessfs, annual setti
msBt.
;. 20 Catherine Hni,sr. ssimisistratrix, r rederi
!, Huber. deceasels annual settle rnent.
ia Fred w BeekAaun, curator, william Bec
. mann, Of unsoana mind; annual set
i nent.
I'll ROBERT WALKER.
Judge Of Probs
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-11-09
Final Settlement Notice.

Notice Is hereby given to all creditors
and others interested in the Estate Of John
NJ. voigt, deceased, that the undersig-
ned Administrative Of said estate, intends
to make fnaI settlement thereof 1t the
next term Of the Probate Court Of
Gasconade County, State Of Missouri. 70
be held at Hermann, on Monday, the 18th
day Of November, 1894.
THERsLA GRoBEN,
Aministratrix dc bonis non O. +. A.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-11-09


Ter 8iubsr- -5iirit Gonrae aobrs
usa Deer 2oeas. ROntaHa, Der itd Dor
elulsen 3assa III Ct. Gaut, Rlnneiuia,
onfbleli. berittete, bns es init bei
gl,bSnht in Rontana Sismiid i9lett
iei. Yin 9ras babe es ssraoe nidt &C.
feblt, iuell anbaItsnoe 8sssEsu6. i'm
6llbiobr oas @aasibnm bsI6rberf,
nber bic oubaItsnoe Giirre oss Som.
mers babe eiuen Baileruanse! srssust
uno ons 8leb sen0tbiat. sroBe 9iitan.
seu 81 sebcn, um ben 9urit 81 l6i6sn.
Die Jo!9s III, bob bas Gisb moatr
blisb uno bcB Der Rartt nit minoer.
lpsribiasm SdIadiuisb lbsriuGt lit,
was isbr uisorise Ersile brinaf.
@uies gish III rar uno briuat quite
Brsiis. Bistse fana man niht iuea-
ihenisu. 0ieorise greiis fur RolIe
uno Sdaiiieiid mahteu Die Sdai,uat
urprufitabsl. Siele Der 8ieh,ild,ter
iino auBsiosm itmsr perituloet unt
wilien Hidi. iuis iis burttommcn Ioaen
aphrs meini, Rontaua bate eli
ldipsres Sahr burhSumadsa.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-11-09

9eutide9auicboloDpeS Idrbeu g8Vae,
Banmlpoue. saeioe. 2eineluluo uno Sc
bern. Gin Yadet beiurat alIss. 9ro.
bert es. Y. s. Yrubot,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-11-09

Die Hart oemotratiide ct. 9ou,s
:, 9lmerlfa" idrsibt Die igrtibnre 9tf.
oe,llce Der bcmOfratliben Eartti i. U.
oeu Sunoeu Der Tariei icltIi 5u, unb
weuu9lsld eics nidt Der olleinise
@ruuO If. 10 battle bies bo9 siluas oa.
nit 81 ibun Ubidou Die Snuptiade in
Or lanocsfelnollbsn 6reibauoels;beoria
Der 9emofra.cn aG iudsu it. 9is
;, ,Nmerlta" idrsitt:
,.Suu cen Etm0iraten, Die lih lnnss
nidt ciucs 10 uoaeu Ssiisss Der BE.
steruu9s9slualt erireut buttsu, uuroeu
mande 6eb!er tesanssn. 9llht iutnise
non ibncn pe,9asen, aaB iie uur su nsm
3w,fe na5 @aibiH3ton seiauot lporbsu
waren. um bas Geosibeu oss @oltcs
unb bsu aGacmeiRtn 8obfhluo su
Iorcsru, Sic teuabmm l6 pielmetl
nie .pcrrn", Die fid um esa llnipiQer
oeer Die Suiriessnbrit ibrsr 0daler %
heim tarm 81 iIGmcrn L6itrn. e
Sdn'tcR lie iid mouuis!aus um utridie
osne 2ariipoiitioueu, iiestn eas 6s
| ihdit b,s 9lntes baruute, tGioiu ur
byadtcu ON Gnee tpd Ridl eas sui
| SorIbein. pas CriuaIisi maret
Raudcr bcftI9c 4liIisl srihitH eorlbs
III eemoiraiii6cu uno rs2ublitauiihs
Seiiunsen. Ronbs Jauit blllis ii
uno uaudle 2lpps Eiisrte 9sriplG
: ituusen. Gbsr Die Ssrreu iimmertt
2 iih oen aufud edrum.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-11-09
Hdrtuas

iino bier nod ME 10 tia,s usr;anii wo,-
Sen iuis isst bei Sruopt's. set.
Die iotsenpsn Sreiie:
gin 5aBdsu / ; Bib. Rsiio. 6epiLi IA
Gin Gimer l5 Sie.Rstio. .Gswiat 40
/ BARREL, 90 BIB. 4stio- Gsipidt $I.75
] Barrel, 100 Bio. &stto.Geiuift 3...5
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-11-09

Sbluobt Der controllirbare g8eiSen,
porr1tb iudbreno Der lebteu @obe big
aui SO.O27, 600 Yuibcl anse'uadisn
1T, babcn iib Die @eijenpreiie rOh Elm
flein iueni9 erboli. Sn ct. 2ouis
iuuroe Der 8uibI gaibipeiSeu am Wun-
tag du 49s ets. quotirt, in gbicasO 81
a3a gis; i'll 9olebo, Ohio. absr iuurte
iiir Observation-Disclosures 81 Gts. unb
in &elu Dorf fir December 2ieierunssn
57a Gis. beiuIllisi.
Der grport bon He,Sen unb Msbl
bcSinnt stipas reser su iperbcn; aber ole
iranso:lantiideu Gommiilionsbdnoler
fauien nur ou iibsraas biuisen Yreilen.
@elidfOru purbs NIT 465 Gts. per
suibel noiiri, 9cier nit 291 gts.
aarteffeln fOmmen isst reitlid in
Den Watft. Su 5Olse otTen iinb iic
I'm @roBuertauI luObl 5u 35 big SO gts.
per 8aibel gu baben. Sn's Saus se.
lnieri. ifeat iid Der Yrsis. namen,lid
filr Die beiieren Sorteu, naiIrlidb b6ber.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-11-09

Soebsu s,balieu cine uolhdabiae uEe
idone ausiuoht ban 9erbf uno gsn-
tsrwanrea isie atsibsrtuiis. SlanslIs,
Ssmssn. Ssriss Sntsn uno Cardigan
Safeu inr Serren. Sbaiu.s. Nlstu,
5aieiHaiers. Slanfeis su alIsn 8reiisn
lei Eni. Gberlin.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-11-09
2ano /. aselltnr
GRAF BROS

GRAF BROS.
III ,ols.use su,. SarnsH NIB sars.sdussrt'ea ..
Is DIR IL 0assssabe ssnste @ ssDa Y 9 Iasss ~
SsSSrs euleE Dstnbans. 6tsaaa1, 0snss HAs ~ n
GSne aSl I'm 9lota sS
,mv "a n usssouabs eststt y nsSca ~
oesnenn, - a1sr Dab Ilar. ~ stsmss ~ ~ ~
~ SsSeres5xnDs nab .pre1eoaIsr Gsp9as ~
n.e eern bon so0Sdes n oe1seaeee eenssy5 H.
vssis ~ ~ Dtrb. 20 udss fsl14 nIleryS
fzoGlss telsS peale.Iersl; 80 .lssrxS
SSSssts. Ssss SssslL Sssll 49, sn4sC
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-11-09

rtpablitaniide Mebrbeit iiber alle Gil.
oeren Garteien 30 bis 40 3auieno uno
Nelion 1T ola @ouperueur erpdbIi.
Widlsau rhbmt iib elmer republ ito
nli9'n Yfuralitdt BON 10000 uno
ipabrld,lnlld Wiro iaum l Oemptrat
IN ben gonsres seben. 9asielbe 1T
III Soma Der Jaa. 9tur eiu einsiger
@on8reBoiitri't. bic Slueite. 1T ucllel6t
bcmoiratild sebliebeu.
Der Staat 8aibinsion sab Den
Republltanern 5000 bis 10000 Webr.
beit uno Soabu $500; 9orb. 0afOta
eln paar 9auTsnb uno bas iunse Stla.
bona l0Bt iid burh tiueu 8epublfanc,
i'm eonsreB pertrcieu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-11-09

Owfi 6armtn tn ssrfanttn. stEs darn pen
s03pg MIR 10 TstIfa sea 6s--Iazs an esr 1irff
ersst asiresE- IS sfxE SEs SAT-. sEfes hopptItss
yHehn sausc SsaaHas eTsznsl aae ale HofsiDtHhi.
ssR Sth1EiitssSisH aEf ben fiatt-
etzs 3aIR bsz leo Adsr l3 SRsiien noz Ger.
usuz aae ] gRsilt ecz Etslpe zak an ens.
tosass 7ylub stIssez. % sfsr Fns ESie. eHItar
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Eafsssz zaesnsaaz, tafft,atruts adEctaas,
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Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-20
NOT INPREGNABLE.
Chinese Port Sized Up
by Willy Japanese.
EXPEDITIONS IN THE DARK.
French Naval 0fiicer's Account Of the
Sinking Of the Kow shing

LONDON, Aug 10. A dispatch from
ing from aspy mania that has developed
among Chinese officials. All vsssels ar
riyipg 10 the woosung river are boarded
by ChDese naval officers snt searched for
pies and contraband OF wsr Two promi.
nent japanese have been arrested within
the French concession on unfounded
charges OF spying They are still detained
for tnAl
The dispatch furthsr. states that num-
bsr Of Enslishmsn and Sootchmen have
been obliged 10 leave the arsenal ~ Woi-
Hai-Wei, owing TO the war. They had
been fred st by the Chinese guards, and
some OF them would undoubtedly have
beon killed had 10 not been for the protso-
tion afforded them by Chinese odioisls-
It ~ added that ON three suscessivs
nights japanese torpedo boats forced
the boom guarding the water entrance 70
Wei Hal Wei. They either evaded or
oountermined the eorpsdoes Chat had besn
Laid By che Chinese, and effected sn On.
trance % tho port, the defsnses of which
had heretofore been supposed to be i'm
pregnablo. The japanese did not engage
the forts, as 10 IL said they were only In
search Of information as to the lines to bo
followed IN the event Of 10 being decided
TO make ON attack In force upon the place.
The success Of these three Japanese ex-
poditions has shaken greatly the oonA.
denoe OF tho army In the impregnability Of
Wei-Hai-Wei. The supposition is that the
japanese are preparing for q combined
land and sea attack on the stronghold.
The garrison Is being Increased to meet
suoh an attack, and heavy guns are being
added to tho artillery In the interior line Of
defenses.
The Chinese government has prohibited
che expectation Of horses. Horses are re-
garded ns oontraband Of war. Urgent or
ders have boon sent from the northern TO
the southern arsenals for powder and
other munitions. Recruiting for the army
is progressing actively.
Tho Japanese have fortified the passes
leading from China into Corea, and have
established elaborate defenses ut Seoul, tho
capital.
One hundred and sixty thousand men
have been mobolizsd by Japan, and tho
reserves have been called upon for service
In Corea
Sickness prevails In both the Chinese
and Japanese armies.
China has accepted the offer Of Lui-
YungFi, the celebrated ex-ohief OF the
Black Flags in Tonquin, who is now ma
val commodore at Canton, TO reorganize
the Black Flags TO fight against Japan.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-20
DO YOUR SHARE.

The time il fast drawing 10 n close
for the Little Ones outing and those
generous people who have always con
trihutcd 10 make such AL outing a sue
cess ought 20 send in their contribu-
tions without delay. It takes con
siderable sum 20 carry out such an
undertaking and Of course the THmUSE
cannot be expected 10 do all unaiigd
Sgud in your contributions tins week
as carly ms possible 50 that -oomplete
arrau romcuts can soon bc made. The
sooner the fund is large enough the
sooner the matter cun be adjusted and
day Of recreation afforded to the
little ones who need a day Of relaxation
aud pure air.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-20
FRIDAY. the 3Ist day Of August,

AID. 1894, at 10 o'clock n. m. by virtue of a
power Of sale contained In n ceriain mort
gage deed made by John l.. Ashton, dated
December 22d. A. ID 1884, ar recorded In said
PawtuckeL X, corl OF Deeds In Book No SO at
Page a57, the conditions OF sald mortgage
deed having been broken:
A certain tract of land. together with all
the buildings and improvements thereon,
situated In said city OF Pawtucket, bounded
and described rs follows. viz Beginning ON
the northerly line of Randall street at a
point sixty i've feet from the easterly line of
WhitTan street; thence running northerIy
with land of'the grantee hereof one hundred
feet; thence easterlv parallel to said line OF
Randall street eighty.five feet for n corner
thence southcrly running parallel To the
easterlv line of whitman street one hun dre,i
feet to Randall street; thence easterly with
said Randall street eighty nve feet to the
first mentioned point, and comprises the
greater part Of lot number two hundred and
four and the whole Of lot number two hun
dred and three as designated ON the Lincoln
Park Plat, so called,
Notice Is hereby given that II Is the inten
tlon OF the mortgagee to bid on said prem
isos NJ snid auction sale or aay adjourn ment
thereof
i,y order of the Mortgagee.
Pawtucket, II. | August sth. Isa.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-20
coWARpLY BUTCHERS.
Neither Japanese Nor Chinese Are Worthy the
Name OF Sea Fighters.

VICTORIA, B. c., Aug. 20.-A letter re-
ceived In this city from NJ. g. Lefan, ono
Of the officers OF the French cruiser Lyon,
serving for some time past on the China
station, contains an interesting account of
the story and incidents Of the Japanese
war which had but fairly opened when IL
was dispatched. The Lyon was the only
neutral witness OF the sinking OF the Brit
ish steamer Kow Shing. The latter Incl
dent OF the campaign, M. Lefan referred
10 at some length In his letter. He says
II do not think much OF the Japanese
OF Chinese as sea fighters. It seems d
shame 70 give good ships and modern arms
to such set OF cowsrdly butchers Take
the Kow Shing affair IL was nothing bat
cold. .bloodsd murder, Tho Naniwa over.
hauled ths Kow Shing and two smaller
craft, the Naio and Tooman, just outside
Of Shopa island, early In the morning Of
July %. The Kow Shing was flying her
British colors and 90 was the Tooman.
The Japanese sunboat dropped her
anchors when she reached signalling dis
taDoe, and we did the same
Two boats were lowered from the
NAniwa, and her officers spent several
hours on the Kow Shing, sending the
DohVs DsCk anu IoTUu in mohnbiIDC.
We were Anxiously awaiting develop
ments, but did not expect to sec powder
burned ~ much on account of the defence
less condition Of the Kow Shing as owing
TO her flying the English oolors. OF course
we knew as we'll as the Naniwa that she
had Chinese troops on board.
Finally the boats returned 10 the Nan
iva, and the Kow Shing went to the lee
Of the island and anchored there by order
Of the Japanese, a. we afterwards learned
The next We knew, two hours later, the
trading steamer was under steam and the
Naniwa was standing out Of the opsn sea,
olestsd for aotidh. There was NOS even
half or quarter Of . mile between tho
two; nevertheless, the big cruiser tried
some Of her heaviest metal on the captive
Then she got her torpedoss working, and
In few minutes the floating wreck age
was all that was left of the steamer"