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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-07-19
LENIENT WITH THEM
JUDGE BAKER SHOWS MERCY TO
THE PENITENT STRIKERS.
Daniel Mc<illip Surprised the Court
by Plea of Guilty-Judge
Woods Returns.

Judge Baker yesterday afternoon ex-
tended the amnesty of the United States
government TO Daniel McKillip, one of the
striking Fontanet miners. AlcKillip left
the presence of the court with Instructions
TO go home and be a better man. The pris-
oner pleaded guilty yesterday morning to
the charge of violating the restraining or
der. He accused of appearing the
right of way of the Big Four railway with
a rock in his hand With fellow-miner,
August Rash, he arrested by the
United States marshal the day after the
Fontanet wreck and lodged in Jail. 1t was
not thought that McKillip and Rash knew
anything about the wreck. Yesterday when
the men were brought into court, McKil-
lip astounded the officials by entering a
plea of guilty. Rash declined to plead
guilty and attorney Harper, who is the
special adviser of Eugent Debs, was wired
TO come here and defend him. The court
waited until o'clock yesterday afternoon,
and at that hour a message from Harper
stated that he was detained at Brazil by
a Vandalia wreck. Judge Baker announced
that he would hear the evidence as TO the
character of McKillip and dispose of his
case. The prisoner was put on the stand,
and in an apparently honest manner, told
his story. He said that he had a wife and
seven small children to care for, and told
the court that he had never before been
under arrest. Judge Baker did not exam
inc the other witnesses, but calling McKil-
lip up to the desk. said:
81 think that, although you have been
so far forgetful of your duty TO your wife
and children, that 1 will let you go home
and stay there during your good behavior.
II 1 hear OF your having taken part in
any more strikes or of encouraging any
body else to strike, / will send the marshal
down after you and put you in jail. |
don't know how long sentence L would
give you, but L think L would give you the
laws limit. You must remember that you
are not out of the power of the court. L
can send for you and get You in any part
of the United States. l am inclined to
think that you will be a good man and
will take care Of your wife and children;
indeed. it is with the hope that you will do
this that L suspend your sentence. You
may CO."
Closely the prisoner scanned the fea
lures of the stern-faced judge during his
remarks, and at the close simply said:
THANK you, your Honor, shall re-
member what you have said" The wife
of the miner was in the court room all
husband cried softly. McKillip walked over
10 her after his release and sat down with
out speaking. They left the federal building
together. aces.
In the case of August Rash, the court
heard the evidence and took the case I'M
planned to the prisoner what he might eX-
pect if he did not conduct himself proper
ly during the suspension of Judgment and
then sent him back to Fontanet.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-07-19
JUDGE WOODS RETURNS.
He VIII Not Hear the Case of Debs
TIL Monday.

Judge Woods, of the United States Cir
cult Court, returned from Chicago yester-
day afternoon. He went to Chicago Tues
day expecting to hear the contempt pro-
ceedings in the Debs case, but on arrival
there learned that Judge Seaman had set
down the cause for Monday. On receiving
information that he would not be needed
yesterday Judge Woods at once set out
for home In speaking of the refusal of
Debs and his friends to give bond the
court said:
1T is thing rather unusual for -pris-
oner to refuse bond when it is within his
reach, but 1 suppose Debs and his party
expect to impress their sympathiZers by
posing as martyrs. They perhaps hope to
enlist sympathy, believing that 1T may help
their cause"
Judge Woods stated that a copy of the
telegram in which Debs advised his fol-
lowers to save their money and buy a
gum had been submitted to him with other
information filed against the prisoner.
II don't think there is much Importance
to be attached TO that telegram" remarked
Judge Woods isn't there some kind of a
street expression to the same effect? l am
not sure but / think L have heard it some
where" Judge Woods says that he has no
official information that he is to try the
DebS case alone
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-07-19

Nellie DUNCAN. Other interpretations were:
The Washington Street-railway Company,
OF Washington; capital stock. $4,000 di
rectors, Louis e. Fritch, w W. Peabody,
jr., Ira G.. Rawn and -. II. CarOthers, of
Cincinnati, and William y. McMahan. VIII
liam r. Gardiner and Charles CT. Gardiner.
OF Washington. $4,000 of the stock has
been subscribed. The New Curryvile Coal
Company, of Sullivan county; capital stock.
$4,000; directors. Wake Giles, John t. Hays
and Isaac II. Woolley. The c. l.. Storrs
Lumber Company. OF Evansville; capital
stock, $500; directors, G. l.. StorTs, +. y.
Sherman and l. Z Eiespr
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-07-19
Police Court Cases.

In the Police Court, yesterday morning,
William Green, colored, was fined $50 and
costs and sent to the workhouse for $50
days for carrying concealed weapons. A
case of assault and battery. with intent
to kill, against him was continued, and
he will be brought TO trial on that charge
as soon as his workhOuse sentence has
been completed. On Tuesday he was seen
by two ladies stealing fruit from a yard
on North Illinois street. They attempted
TO "shoo" him away, but he drew a re-
volver and fired several shots at them.
Frank NJ. Avery was fined $40 for wife
desertion The penalty was afterwards re-
mitted upon his agreeing that his employ
ers should pay TO his wife one-third of his
wages as long as he remained in their en-
ploy.
Otto Hoffman was arraigned for a vio-
latiOn of the liquor laws, and the case
against him continued until to-day.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-07-19
Statistics of the Courts.

File Clerk Harry Springsteen, of the
county clerks office. has prepared the fol-
lowing statistics of the work of the office
for the State Statstician:
Civil cases begun during the year ending
June 80: Superior Court 1857; Circuit
Court, 626 total 1893; cases pending at
the end of the year. 1856; executions is
sued during the year. rs; DEGREES of fore
closure during the year, l9s; divorces
granted during the year, 314-t0 the wife,
pa; to the husband. So
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-07-19
The Star-Eyed Is All Right.
Louisville Courier-JOurnal.
q

The Boston Advertiser speaks of the
Star-eyed Goddess as being ''off her feed"
l'he Advertiser talks if the Star-eyed
lived on beans. Pah, The Star-eyed
is right in the midst of soas'n ears, water
melons. ice cream. tolu, chocolates and
en-apples-and-salt. Don't YOU worry
about our best girl, you old Boston hard
tack r0umrniest
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-07-19
New SHIFTS Filed.
William c. Fineout VS.. Caleb G

William c. Fineout VS.. Caleb C. Rush
ton; note. Superior Court, Room l.
Charles Mclaughlin ct al VS. Samuel
s. Turpin; attachment. Circuit Court.
Frank F. Wesley VS.. Lottie Wesley;
divorce. Superior Court Room 8.
Joseph T.. Carney VS.. Traders Insurance
Company of Chicago; damages; demand,
5000 Superior Court. Room |.
Olaf r. Olsen VS.. Taylor Lutes & Co.
for receiver. Circuit Court.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-07-19
Almost "A Miracle.

L have been under the doctors care for
ten years. and for two years have been
bedridden. The doc Ors said | had can
Ger and that | never could get we'll
began taking Hoods Sarsaparilla and IL
has done me good. l am stronger now
than i have been for ten years Ny case
seemed almost a miracle.
JESSIE LEIMGRUBER
80 Geisendorf Street, Indianapolis, Ind
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-07-19
Wants IN Receiver.

Olaf r. Olsen yesterday petitioned the
Circuit Court for the appointment Of a
receiver for the firm of Taylor. Lutes &
Co. He alleges that the firm is indebted
To him in the sum of $20l4S0 and that
William O. Taylor is deceased and Robert
Z. LuteS has failed and refuses TO make
a settlement, as the surviving partner.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-07-19

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is plea SAINT
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn efectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C.
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
Its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure 1t promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. DO not accept an,
substitute.
CALIFORNIA Fic syrup co
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal.
LOUISVILLE. Ky. NEW Y0Rx. ME
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-07-19
A Feminine Mystery.
Detroit Tribune

once more IL becomes timely to renew
the inquiry touching the motives which ac-
tuate women with large feet in wearing
white shoes.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-07-19
THE COURT RECORD
Criminal Court.

MlIIard T. COX, Judge.
State VS.. Herman Kluge; petit larceny.
Trial by jury. Guilty. Imprisonment in the
wOrkhouse for thirty days.
State VS.. Harry Hall; grand larceny.
Nnfnfi
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-07-19
WEATHER FORECAST.
Thunderstorms and Cooler I'm Central

WASHINGTON, July 1S.-FOr Indiana
Thunderstorms; cooler in central and
southeast portion; south winds.
For observation-disclosures in western por-
tions Thursday and eastern portion by
Thursday night; cooler in southern por-
ton: southeast winds.
For NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; cooler in
northern portion: south winds. becoming
yaria BILE.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-07-19

The Indianapolis College OF Music was
Incorporated yesterday by James NJ. and
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-07-19
Local observations.

Maximum temperature. %: minimum temper
AZURE. Ge. The following Is a comparative state
ment or the temperature and precipitation.
July Is. 1sD4:
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-07-19

DIR. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Award,
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-07-19

Plus &. +. T. WApHEN HANS.
Deal Forecast Official. United states Weather
IIrrn
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-04-27

Der bonn Gtoai2oderboubureou pers
6Heutlidte ip6tenilide @ootenitonbsbes
ritt lautet wie iolst: @dbrenb Der
eriien brsi Gage Der @o9e tuoren
lbie gerbdituiie flr bic iuadienben
Saaten sauifiser. aiS felt ein,seu &c
1en.
Oas fofte @etter Der lekteren
3dlfte Der @ohe sebot benz @a4s.
ibum aber uieber ginboli. 8eSen
sins baupiid1lid IN ben 5itti&en
Counties bes Staatss nieber, aerinaer
tuaren bic Nieoerididse in gHelt Mii.
iouri. Nm 20. bie,es Munats fel
i'm n0rbliden 9betle hes Siaotea
semee.
Der @eisen ftebt i'm N1semeiutu
gut. tod 1T oos Wo6stbum in GINGER
9;itriften peaen bes trpdenen fallen
Betters iebr serins. Sn ben norbiuei.
!iden 9Ouniies uirbe Elm gutter Rssen
BEN 8eiSen wobl tbun. Sn einisen
Counties im miti.eren unb ilslpefli1er
1beile bes Siaaies iinb bic ngbind
. Bugs" aufsetretsn.
: Spdt seideter Safsr ift i'm Gufseber
4 bearifen, uno obiuObl er lansiam wddif
iiebt or gut aus. Der friibse,dete, mel
> der nidt sriroren 1T. itebt idtedt. 81
r ben mittleren uno iibliden Gountis.
j. bat bas 8ornpflansen bereiis 5o,tidrit
t. semadt. in einisen Counties muBt
basielbe abcr in 5Olse beftiser Saese'
einseitelt iue,ber.
n SIN Rorben tuarben bic arbeiteu nr,
II usnis asii6rt. Der srtBte Theil be-
YObens nor baielbt Suserihtet. nm
III bat man nit benz YRanjen unb sdel
bic n5roliditen Counties aussenpmmsi
sr %besounen.
NJ Sn ben miiileren unb iioli4en gout
t. tics 1T einiSes 3orn bereits aufae9al
n gen. iiebt aber nidt gut aus. 9a b
III Boben 10 falt uno NAP III. bei :rtts
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fanlen mDbte. Ods 9.as bat Ii4 left
T. crbcit uno muroe oas 8isb bereits al
g Die Beioepfdbe aeiricben.
10 Die 9irieu iino i'm nllsemeinen 81
ar rid.
AZ Die Gusiidten auf eine Obiternte e
q. BEN lid etiuas sebsiiert. Sn ben nit
'e. leren uno iioiuefliden Tbeilen b,
c. Stauies oiuartet man Elm. ertid9lit
q. airid, rs unb THaumen.Gr Ernie. Nu
C. ole ipdteu Gepfel.S ortcn uno bic Beer
sn iteben befrieoisenb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-04-27
Der Ienfbare Suftbauon

fur Die antioerpener Nuslteluns sebt
ieincr g%onenburs enisesen.
grfiuSer oes 8alIons 1T Der @eniss
lieutenant Sc Clement be ct. R1rep.
Der Ion oem Grunoias aas8ins, idnrmt.
lide Ipparats sur Gr5eusuna Der gfef.
iriciidt auf bem Grbbooen 81 laiien unb
benz bic Sdrau6e in Trsbuns issenoen
Roior ben slsftriidsn Stroin bur1 Elm
Grablieit SuSuflbren. bas permittelIt
elmer beiuesliben 8ole oil elusr eleftrL
iten Sodleitun3 bsfeitist III.
Der Baloa ielbit erbdtt sinsn ST.
batt BON IA, O06cbm uno lpirb aus ii.
her breiiaAeu Siqe o ro.bsr Baum.
NOBLE ~bersefteIi. Ssine Stsisefroit
iOa 9S00kg betrasen unb in folsenoer
Beiie aussenust tperoen: 440Okg fur
Die l~lmblauns bss Bonons, bic gonbel
uno 9ubeb6r, 22l6kg fur ben s%lsftri.
ihen Woiur. bic Straube unb ionitiat
Roibinentbsife uno 3I5kg fur bic
Boiiasisre. bic Beoienunssmannidaft
uno Der 8aInif.
Die @onoel Dot bic Jorm sines Sdii.
its nno bsitsbt aus brei a~biseilunaen,
oersn mititere eine Nrt BON T6urm biz.
BET, worIu iih Ger gapiidu bffinbei,
Der ourh 9~ano5abuns uerifiebener s..
Def oem Ballon ieine Betueeunern boz
iareibt. bas goroerihsii oient ols ga.
lpu iar $50 BoHasisrs. uno bas
piutertbeii ais WaidtnenrauT.
Der Glsitromoior bat zine Qrait BON
leo Tferesn uno treibt cine ~pter1aae-
lise Sdroube o SIN Turdmtiier, biz
bel rubisem @etter benz golcu zine
SdueaisfeIt o 40km in Der Siunoe
ID seaeu uermaa. Die eftftriide ooh.
leituns bsiisbi aus erei Drnbiinien,
esrsH leees e:ns Irasfrnft Don %,
eeIis', uno in eintr 66be rem
Bonn aaf sirsr Strrde BON Sink burn
Die Siaei ssleiiei ips,ten.
Ter Selon iui,o ME ssip6bulih bis
~ tIHsr S5he pom 3O0m enzporifeiaen
une canu isine Eunbiahrt on:reten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-04-27
TirhIihcs.

Nd6iicn Gonnerstn9. als am 5eite
@brilti-6 immelfabrt, uerbeu IN Der bic
Iissu st. @sorGs Stride folsenee IL
aiuber our /. bf. &ommuuion aebsn:
8sts, Saumitn.f. Seinrid Wsper,
Nuguit 9ott. Ysrnarb Sit5off, 8eorg
8ueoiaer. 9eriep 8orusa. Maria Jret-
mann, Clara Sailer, Inionla CHM.
Maria 3cbel, Maria 3fautid, Moria
Sdnsa, Sobauna Stride. 8oia Muns>
iplQsr, @rna Claus, Seleua Ohsuer
uuo Settle Tutusa.
Der icisrli6e 9ottesoienit utro nm
8 u9r mur9ens icinen anidus uebmsr.
p. U b o Il z.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-04-27

Die epausl. .lutb Ri6curbS Dupot
sdbtt 81 ibrem Ssrbanoe 1910 Yaife,
rea, 10 9ebrer. 1.767 9emeinSsu. CO.
Sreeietpldss unit 1891 Sdulsn. in DC.
usn SS.345 aineer unierridtet peroen
Rabltdbise @lisosr iuumiren iid nui
1885. 2ieie Sabien eritrsdsn lid
oui IL 9iitrifie. S0bsrs 2sbr.autuI-
ten beiist Die SpnOSs 81 81. 2ou,s uno
GOucuroia in RiiOuri. Sprinsiitls uno
Aobiion in S1inois, Sort @apne in
Snbiona uno 81. Yaul in Rinnsiota.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-04-27

ole san5e 8iraerifaIt uujeres S.dot.
hsn*. gu oefsu 9runbern Serr gisen
;dbli.
Serr Gisea Sdbit. iuie bereits 6ewsrft, |
III u~niersu d~iteifeu uao bsfaunteiten |
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graphic besislbeu nameutlih uon ben
ianssrsn 2sisru oss .8olfsblat:" MT
Snierefie seitien werosu. 6err Gisen
wurce an 20. ausuit 1919 in Bremen
scbursn uno fam als ~.9.idbriser Sung
ling mad amcrifa uno i'm Sabre 1888
ned unlerrr Staot, Die tnmals ous
Denisen Sitten, me.6e bic e,iten Yin,
iieoler aufseibloseE huiten. beitanO unb
Der Elns auf Dem Sermann iest felt
nod bitt beipaleet ipar. gis gum Sob
re 1S41 nor er @lerf i'll Wioeriprsder's
8aufmanEs9eibdit. eem einSissn Store
Der lurgen Griiebluns. Sn ieinem q.
Sabre lbernahm or nns @eitdft unb
flbrtc CO auf eisene &ednung :ueiter,
lno 5par nabeSu so Sabre lang anf
bemielbeu Elabe, bis DE Sdludden oss
4lters i'm Dor metreren Sabren ueron.
laBien, iib pom Geiddftsleben snriid.
suSiebeu. Gr battle I'M Sabre 1914 Der
Buno iir's 2ebeu nit ieiucr biz sun
beuti9su Gage ibui treu sur Sei:e &C.
~itlnoensn Snttm 9eidloiien nno mo-,
btss Die erite 9rauuns Die in benz oamo
liacn tleiuen Settlement polSosen wur'
be. 9or Dem Sau Der Gilenbahu BE-
trieb or einen nusseoebnten SolSbonoe
uno perihifte BON bier aus nuf Del
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: S~ernogeu. @dbreno bes arieses iuG
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ieb3ebun9 In unlerem SdulfueSs
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uno wobnt iebt nod ;eoer 8eriummlnr
r oes Surltauees ats Nitslieb oes Dire
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+ lang mar or Mitslieo bes Staeirail
uno fibrie wahreno 16 Sabren De
SoriiB De, iidttllhen SebDtSe. iid
@bren uno osn Seiuobneru gum @obl
Gnrlp Sreafiait 9er6lteter Safiee
Gents per Yfuno. bei 9 ruoots.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-04-27
q. s, 9 . 0

3ur 9oloenfn Su6;clt ocs Serrn
Ghns. 3. @ibcn uno @attin batten iid
olc ful9enoen ousludrts ip~obnenSen Sin,
Der uno Gn9eb6ri9e bcs SutsIpaares
ein9einnoen: !0err uHo 6rau g6as.
Sad nno tire lcds 9inocr bon CT.
3ouls; Gbas. u. Gisen uno @atiiu netii
orei alnoer bon California, Mu.; Jrl.
Sobannn 9cbr. bon Ct. 9ouis; s.. VI.
Surtbarbt mo Satin, Sri. Sba gurf'
bdrot, Gbas. q. S~urt6arof, 3obeli
Slumcnten9cl uuo 9bas. Born, pou
California, Mto. :. q. gurtbarot, pou
Ssfsrlon 9itq; 5rau 2aumcper uno
Ssnrp 9dum.ler, BON Ct. 9cuis; 6surp
q. @teen uno q attn, con 8aibinaiou.
No,, mo Scnrp 6. ae9r, Zen Gem
Mtu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-04-27

perr 8m. Relsmonn, bon Hbsin.
lano, i~tuitets uns fssten 9isustas siusn
iriltommtnen Ssiu9 oh unb bsridieis
Sas Rbeinlono fi4 !. 8. einss ssiuuben
Ddububmes e~rirsut uuo ba5 in BEN nsuen
StdStGen bsrunddit cine Rhbte nebit
Getreioe.G tsuaier aebaut ,usrbsn ,p;rc.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-04-27

Der 5ulrmam oss Sru. 8. Srinf.
MANI, 9auImann IN @esmont, bate ari
isstsn 5rsttas Dos rusliid in Der Geta,
5O,f nit elmer 2dbunsGier unSuiusrfen.
nobel CT mebrereSiite Der Sibnsrftuht
einbIBte Die tbeils Ssrldlnsen, ibeiIs Den
Bad 5erab setrieben uurSeu. uno Den
Siihsu eineu wiIfommsueu Stmaus
tieferteu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-04-27
Us sritssaeiurt in aofae Gin,

as s~eiitssseiiort in 5ofse eineB
oH;6semndieu Sdredens purse eieier
1aae JrnH AaHie Regntrre bon aar.
ias Gdg mad Der J,rtuaniialt in 81.
Seips sebrndi. dis Dor Jabren bic
Seize 5amts Sonee einea 5us Der
gbicsso HHa alion : Balm bel Sea.
bale ia 5adioa Gounip in gRiioHii BE-
routif. wuree Sofia a. ReSaiprr, tin
Sobu otr erudbnien gran. iues9er als
1slssrapsiff auf Der Citation gfeuoafe
.btfddIiist mar. poH ben Ndubsrn mt
po,sfhalseHsm aspeiuer se5iuunaeH,
o<m 3ass oas S,snal gum Soiiea IN
sstsn. Stne Nuttsr. S~nsenjfuoia
eisisr scsns, Har felt bfr G4redens-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-04-27

@idti9 fir oas Brisfe Ihrsibsuot
gublitum 1T cs, 81 erfabren. baB iei
tens oes 6suercipoitlmts Der YtfelI
oil Die Ssamtsu bes gilsnta9npotoieul
PES ersausen lit. IN 3ufunft ieint
Srisfc ooer ipuitise BOitiaten in Gm.
piang su HebmeH, Die uidt pom 1of.
amt, Der betrfHtuoen Station fommer,
reipeftipe uou osmislbsH abseitsmpell
lino. Sefanutiih bdbeu ~beiunoers in
ben fieiuen StdiioHfn Gsitdftslsu.c
Die Gsiupbubsit, nit rem absebeH ibr;r
Brisfs uno lonitiger 8ciia4eu big sur
dufuuii beg 3uses ~ iuarieti mo bic.
Ielben eann ssn Observation-Disclosures
III n6errsifeH. 9deurh uire nun biz
leu Beemtn u:el arbeii rerlrIaai,
ipelde ibntIidIih in s,soitaHts Der te.
treiIensin Citation ausgFfnbrt pfreeu
miiBts, eeuu eia lsosr Britt uuo Gin lie
ess Gafet mHB abstitsmpcii ,ueroty.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-04-27

Sri. Mntiloa Saer, 3odtcr Dos Sun.
6ronS Sacr BON bier, iuuroe lcbte 8c-
DIE III 2ittle 9tod, N.f., nit 9rr. Qoam
Suocr, ION etenonicltit, ebcl.b pers
bunbcr. |dltor S6Ieiitr, Der fribere
Scelior9cr Der tpausf. @emetnte rnIe-
res observation-disclosures Morriion, pousrg
Ole Graunng. Den Ncuoermdblten
lpinibcn mir Slid uno Sesen gum
Wunoe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-04-27

&le Is ucrlnuiet, iuIro nun aud ned
ods cinSige 9r6Bsrs Scot Sas Den
5radtuertebr aui Dem aRiIouri SGus,
jpiidsu Ct. 9Ouis uno SanIas Gin
bsior9te, Der Gampfsr Benton ielns
5lbrtsu aui brm Mlfouri cinltcleu, ia
Ole su tcibsu sei;tn oss 6lniiss ~Iaufen-
Den GlieHbnbueu bsinabe bas game
5radtseiddit OF lid 9ejossn babcn,
10 ea6 es iid Iir Den Benton
nlht mstr rentlrt lciue rfstlmdSiasu
6abrten Su MAIDEN.
2ieie Tadridt miro Ton zen @,.
iddiislsutsu u~Hisrer Stoet iplucbl uis
non benrn anbsrcr dlubitiots. Die nun.
msbr pOn Der 85ltar bsr gilcatabuen
sdnjlid atbdnsis isiu iur.esE unn
iest iton geniseno 1..riutls CUR 9luae
iitsr 5tadilbetioroeruusen baben, nitt
isbr Ireueepca be8rnBt iusresu.
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sonn,nfhirnrc

6rau 9. aoellsr bat cine iuunbsrr
it6ue adswabI uou SonuenIdirmsn
nuer arieu uno @r0Bsn brett BON ia.
britentsn erbalten nno lam eieiel5sn
ssabalb aud t,niy.r ~perfauIeu als il.
aene Ssmane in Ger Staet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-04-27

Gin biibites lleberrultunss-a,duj
d)cn, uon elmer InSabl junser 2eutc
ueranltaltct, Iano lesten Samstns III
Der @obnuns bes Sru. Sris Ballet
itatt. bel weldem iid Die 2beilnebmer
treiill6 biz Su elmer ipiteu Stuuos
amiiiirier.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-04-27

Gin brsi Sabre altes 8ino bss 9rr.
Gbas. 6ats, on Der Gong Brand iuobn'
bait, fiel OH lcbtcn Samsta9 III eiiun
iriidscsrabcnm 8ellcr uno erlltt idlims
me Ssrlesau9en ont aopie, Die iih
sliidlider 8eiie ieood nidt als leteus'
ari1brlih criueiien iueroen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-04-27

sir Stotialu (ScrbOt oes irclen
SsrumIauien5 Don Shbeu, Sfsroen uub
SdDcincn) lulrb Sur Ntmtdslans Wie.
Der einmal fIetBig n9itlrt uno ioa Die
GOunip Court criudt iusroen oicie 5rG-
&c 9eleseutlid Der 6erbitUabl abcrmals
eur Abltimmuus fOmmsn 5u lniin
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-04-27

Serr Gbas. ausitsr rsiite lestsu
dreitag. nod Idnssrem 8eiude babisr
bel ieinsu Gltsru. ipieosr naG Suuiuu
2frds. Suriid, mo CT eine Sielie OILS
Telearapbiit betleibet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-04-27

Serr 5ris 9nete nno Satin, bon
8semont. tuarcn lesteu Rontas in @e.
ibditen bier uno reiiten Nbsnbs nnd
0lscOnuce nm ibrem Sobue, Seurp
Hisbrue9sc, welbsr oaielbit ais 2ebrer
tbdtis 1T, cineu 8siub objultat,cr.