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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1894-06-23

II will be observed that no repubii
can Congressman's private business
prevents him from being a candidate
for re election this year
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1894-06-23
Thin
Thiinggs

We wonld like You to do
looking here. Whether
it is thin underwear or a
thin suit, you'll see what
you want at Sixth and
Market.
T very department.
Clothing, Tailoring, Fur
nishings, Hats and Shoes
has an interesting line
ofsummer things.
III CZothln. -Serges,
Mohairs, Flannels, Ducks
and every summer stuff
made into Suits, Coats
Vests and Pants.
IN FURNISHING Sum
mef underwear, Ne9l1-
gee Shirts and w h t c
goods.
IN Hats-Straw goods
correctly S h a p e and
priced. starting at 25c.
III .SH0eS-Every good
style and color in Russell
goods from s. to So.
The three year old boy
and SO inch man, as we'll
as all between sizes, we
can outfit complete.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1894-06-23
s., S2.5o,S s.

and upward.
Serges, Flannels, Surahs,
stocklnets-ln a great range
of color blendings.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1894-06-23
DRIFT LOG NOTICE.

have from 800 to 500 DRIFT logs on my two
islands in the Susquehanna river, in the Seventh
election district of Cecil county, which are
secured and held for salvage. The owner OF
owners are hereby notified to come forward, prove
property pay charges and take them away, Other
wise they will be disposed Of according TO law
JAMES +. Ii alNES.
lel6.st Port Deposit, Md.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1894-06-23
BLACK SILK
GRENADINES

One Of the surprisingest
things in this surprising sea-
son is that black All silk
Grenadines of this years i'm
portation, should be selling
at so per cent less that it cost
to land them.
But here they are,in just the
neat. pretty effects that every
body wants-the very cream
of the Black Silk Grenadine
output for 1894:
Not a yard among them
but was made to sell at S I.25
S1.5o, Sis; when we put
them at.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1894-06-23
Is cents.

it was even more notable than
putting 6oc Swivel Silk Cling
ham at 37l@c.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1894-06-23

Henry Watson, Bridge No. /, Tor stone
work complete. SlI3I %
Bridge No. 3, stone work COM
plcte ............... 1892 90
Bridge No. 7.................... TO 90
Ipbn nnpilbnrna Sons and 10 mas
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1894-06-23

ooP 629ges 6f5aSs Co. oF the seven
norschrad Bridge Go, for the seven
bridges complete. l2,o35 90
No bids were presented by the above co
for the bridges separately.
Geo. Moo uilkin, Tor the seven bridges
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1894-06-23

The hot
w c a t h er
will set YOU
looking like
ly, for cool
er clothing.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1894-11-30
.Salool Qpened Monday.

Although the elegant new
school building is scarce com:
plete, the city school opened on
Monday last and the attendance
would indicate several things
one of which is that in another
year the school district viii be
compelled to look for more room
than is afforded by the elegant
new quarters. Tho first days It.
tendance~was 157 pupils, while
later in the week this number
has reached much nearer 200.
Teachers and scholars all re-
joice that their long forced va
cation is ended, and have set.
tied down to work with q will,
apparently determined to make
up for the loss occasioned by
their summer and autumn vaca-
ton.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1894-11-30
K. Of P. Off ioers.

At the regular conyocation Of
Northern Light Lodge No: 127,
K. of P.. held at their Castle
Hall on Wednesday evening, the
following officers were elected
for the ensuing year. To-: be in.
stalled at the first meeting in
January:
q. O.-John Costin, IT,,
V. CA. +. DunsmOre,
= P.-W. ]. Robinson,
X. Of r. & S.-W. E. Hannaford.
NJ. Of WE. w. Coons,
NJ. of FEE. g. Burke,
NJ. OF E-Dr. 2. X. Brown,
N. 1T A.-Frank Geneiecr.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1894-11-30
At tho Virginia Schools.

The teacher was drilling the
class in grammer, and said, ian
abstract noun is the name 81
something which you can think
Of but not touch. Can you give
me an example, Tommy"
Tommy: "A red hot poker" !" .
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1894-11-30
Dentistry.

DR.. Hedderly, Of Minneapolis,
will be at the Virginia Hotel on
December S. 6. Z and 8, prepared
to do any dental operations in a
thorough and satisfactory man.
ner, and st BiwAbik on Decem-
Der 10th and 11th. The Doctor
will hereafter make regular
monthly visits to'virgin,a.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1894-11-30
A Sanotum Tragedy.

Past fell the fakes upon the ground.
40 10 slides into Wow
rs this tho editor!" 1T is,"
Sir. will you publish Beau
But ere he could pronounce the Fest.
The querist mot his fate
He doubled up and calmly died,
Struck with a paper weight
He porishod in the nick OF time.
For woll tho editor know
That he meant to add "tiful Snow
When he cut him OF at ''Be.u-"
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1894-11-30

Mountain Iron to this mine. By
Monday, at the latest, they will
be throwing dirt, and start, the
development Of one Of the great
est mines on the range.
The Rouch]eau-R Ray company
have this week put in q crew on,
a new exploration about six miles,
southeast of Eveleth.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1894-11-30

S0AuS ViAO Ou4uCIA ht&u 0CuOOl1
came up on Tuesday evening to
participate IN the Presbyterian
concert and spend Thanksgiving.
He was accompanied BY Mr.. w.
A. Cleland, who also took part
in the concert program.
Capt. E. Florada and wife
came up from Duluth to attend
the K. of P. ball.
The boys of Fire Company,
No. l, will hold the fort on New
Years eve with q grand ball at
Crockett's Opera House.
W. A: Thomas, editor of the
Hibbing Sentinel, was q Virgin.
ia visitor over Sunday. Mr..
Thomas feels quite encouraged
over the outlook for Hibbing,
and confidently asserts that It
will be the best town on the
range this winter.
i A chimney burning out at the
Pakkala building called out the
fire companies at an early hour
Tuesday morning but no water
was turned on. The new screech
whistle q: the power house was
not in working order and coa-
sequently the alarm was not
heard by many.
Some people seem to think
that because the Good Book
says six days shalt thou labor
and do al thy work." they
should only labor six days in q
lifetime.
The destructive worm that
bores it's way into burned pine
ir quite large and makes a hole
in the wood as big around as a
mans little finger. At night
the big army of worms get in
their best work. A camp in a
burned district will be surround
ed with awful noises during the
dark hours. A buzzing and
thrilling sound is heard without
straining ones ears to d1stln:-
guish it, either. This means
the boring terrors are At work
hard and fast. They are eating
up good hard pine, which is: an
equivalent for good hard cash.
The sawdust at the bottom of a
tree in which the worms are at
york is exactly like that made
8y q circular saw cutting boards.
This city was visited the FIRST
of the week by = deputy inter.
nal revenue collector who was
looking after the color of but.
terine. It is said he made sever.
al seizures. but we do not credit
the statement, inasmuch az no
such article has ever found sale
in our city.
S. A. Grierson attended to
business matters in Duluth on
Wednesday.
At Tuesday evenings council
meeting the salary of E. n.
Chittenden,' fire chief, was raised
$25 per month, with instructions
to make daily visits to every n.y.
drant in the city and see that
they were kept in proper condi-
ton by the Light & Water Co.,
and also to see that the electric
alarm system was kept in work.
ing order.
Mrs. George Rich and child.
ren, of Duluth, who have been
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. s. A.
Grierson, loft for home on Wed
nesday, their departure being
somewhat hastened by the ill.,
ness of one of the children.
II you have a Christmas stock
you need Christmas advertising.
The Enterprise reaches all and
an ad. in it's columns always
pays.
School Opened Monday.
ALTHOUGH the elegant new
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1894-11-30
Lake Superior Ores in 1895.

Tho most disastrous year Ia
Lake Superior mining is about
at an end. To- mcst mining
companies it has been . year de-.
void OF profit: some will find the
balance on the wrong side, il
they do what proper book-keep.
ing requires and charge up
against every ton of ore taken
out in, 1894 its share dead.wori1
It is not surprising that With
such . record now practically
made up, the iron ore interest
addresses itself earlier than US.
ual to the probabilities of the
season just ahead. Will Lake
Superior mining companies con:
tinue for another year the pol.
icy Of virtually giving away
millions Of tons Of ore that can
never DO replaced! Will 1895
bring = repetition Of the unto.
ward conditions Of 1894. How
will the old, ranges bs a6ected
by the Mesabi's output which it
is conceded can easily. be made
twice that of 1894 and more
should the market call for ite
Will the difference in price be
more pronounced than in 1894,
between Mesabi and old range
ores, of like chemical constitd.
ency? What has ! years: fur:
mace practice with Mesabi ores
developed a.. to the percentage
that can be used most advantage.
eously? These are some of the
questions that are being can:
vassed.
Every forecast for 1895 will
take account first Of all, of the
indications that tie require
ments of Bessemer ore in that.
year will be greater than in any.
year preceding. and that tha
call for non-Bessemer will be
the smallest in years. This Is
familiar grolnd and the reasons
haYa been freq qnently tatud.
Aside from the encroachment of
steel upon iron. lumber has been
rapidly displaced by steel siding
an s eel beams. Steel railroad
ties displace wooden ties; steel
pit posts are going into mines
but the story is too familiar to
repeat. The point is that T.
600, 900 to 5000. 600 tons of Lake
Superior Bessemers arc likely to
be required IN 1895 if the ex-
pected pace is attained, in the
country's gradual return to nor
NAL consumption. The non-
Bessemer output-about 1,000,-
600 tons this year-is likely to
be less 10 1895; at all events it
need not be considered in this;
connection. It 1892, with q total
production of 4,444;041 gross
tons, of Bessemer pig, upwards
of 1000, 600 tons of Bessemer
ores were consumed, of which
the Lake Superior contribution
was about $500. OO0 tons. With
nearly 100000 tons OF Lake
Superior Bessemers shipped in
the season just closing, it can be
be appreciated that an 5000, 600.
ton prediction for next year is
not over sanguire, If no indus.
trial Setback intervsuss. Iron
Trade Review
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1894-11-30

A full line q shoes at the Mod,
81 Clothing Store,
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1894-11-30
THE LOCAL FIELD.
Happenings Of a Week in the
So Ranra Mafronnlis

Happenings Of a Week in the
Range Metropolis.
In the first issue of The En-
terprise, on February 10, '98, we
sid that Virginia needed q Bus.
ltness Mems Association to look
Iafter, foster aud forward its in
lterests, and many times since we
have spoken of tho lack of unity
Inf actio2 among our business
men and urged the necessity Of
such an organization. At many
times since have matters of inn.
portance to all the people of
Virgins been before our citi-
aei1s and had such an organiza..
ton been perfected in the city's
incipiency . number of import.
ant projects would have taken
E livery different turn and would
have proven of great Importance
70 our thriving village. At the
Epresent time, even, there are
Questions which could be taken
mp by and properly belong to
such an organization, the ceme-
terry and Rainy Lake road being
|two of the most pressing-one q
Necessity and both Of interest to
[ell who have the welfare of the
city at heart. And there would
sever be = dearth of work for
such = body in a growing and
prosperous city like ours. just
Epreyious to the fire such an or
Eganization was partially effected,
but the fire was the immediate
cause of cutting it's life too short
TO permit of the accomplishment
|of any of its prime objects. Ell.
forts have since been made and
The Enterprise has ever cham
|pioned the formation of suoh q
body, but while all labors have
thus far apparently proven futile
the good seed bids fair to grow
and there is now again on foot an
apparently determined effort to
[perfect an organization at an
aarly date This result will have
been substantially aided by Mr.,
ID. H. Moon, who has, since his
removal to this city, been an
Earnest and untiring worker in
behalf Of aught pertaining to the
ublio good aud who, IN common
with all citizens, recognizes the
natural advantages and grand
possibilities: OF our city, has pin.
ned his faith to the truthful
adage that in unity there is
strength and has rightly argued
that such a body is one of the
requisites of any town, that all
may pail together for a desired
end ascertained> BY careful and
considerate deliberation. The
Enterprise will have more to say
relative hereto, and trusts that
in q fortnight hence it may be
enabled to chronicle the formal
organization of the Virginia Bus
mess Mems Association, together
with the channels to which it's
attention will first be called.
The Presbyterian Concert
held in Crockett's Opera House
on Wednesday eve ming was we'll
attended and highly appreciated
by all who had the pleasure OF
listening thereto. The church
society netted a neat sum from
the entertainment.
: Miss Sadie McNeel came up
from Duluth Wednesday even.
ing, to be home for Thauk1iv:
ing.
ID. H. Moon came up from St.
Paul Wednesday, for a two or
three days visit.
r B. Green, an old Virginian,
now employed as chemist for the
Minnesota Iron Go. at their Two
Harbors docks, was in attend:
anoe ut, the THANKSGIVING ball.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1894-11-30

now employed as chemist Tor the
Minnesota Iron Go. at their Two
Harhors docks, was in attend
anoesat the Thanksgiving ball.
". r McGarry, Of Duluth, ,
came up Tuesday and stayed
over to the K. of p. ball.
The Thanksgiving bali by
Northern Light Lodge, No. 127,
KIP. at Crockett's Opera House
last evening, was participated
in by quite one hundred couple,
and we'll sustained the reputa
ton SO justly earned by this
lodge for rendering enjoyable
parties. The music by Hoar's
orchestra, of Duluth, was fine,
and received much deserved
praise. Supper was served by
the ladies of the M. E. Church,
who served On elegant spread in
the Sutherland block. Many
from Mountain Iron and Z mum.
from Duluth, Two Harbors and
the Vermilion range cities were
in attendance. ~ y y
Metoelf + Day, the well. known
Duluth deptists. after numerous
solicitations. have decided to
make visits to Virginia, having
Already attended q number OF
patients from here. Atten tiou
j. called to- their card, in this
M ...
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1894-11-30

II city Drug ssore,
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1894-11-30

II you have a Christmas stock
you need Christmas advertising.
The Enterprise reaches all and
an ad. in its columns always
paYS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-06-22
Ius ecin County.

0rpSiu. Sumner nod felr-
ell &.atn; ,pie ipu oaS cnocn?
Ser Wm. 6noiaeT nho Baiiln
,uuroen lrtteu Somitoa Nbeuo burt
cine .Surp REFS Ya,ip" iiberraidt.
Die 8eiScnernte 1T i'm uore
8args. Giallidt ne Gaanti6t iiao
bsiitr wie Nnfdnss criuar'et.
Stt. 9Ss,c ,,%ioerafricn, bon St.
2auls iidiet CUR 3ff ihrCm Bruoer nno
SfptI.er stneu Y,lut bier oh. Sie
1T 8nIt Der 5a,stiie ). R. Sdanm
burg.
I6dlier meurerer birr wobnenoet
5amilllieu welde in st. 2puIs III S;tt
lung iuarrn iino Su,iid seisbri nm bic
Commemorate III Sanie susutiiuaeti.
i ubn Raegei,u. pps WorrIlonr
,par nm Samtng Nbeno aniptitno bei
Der 5sisr ter iIlbcrnen SnhSfit frs
Gtepdores 0enrp Sdpuats uno @lilir.
Suiuis Sauiid. 8Ilbelm .lr
Oscar 31rbsr fnmrn ON lrBien Spun
,as nil Dem GrcuriionsSus uah pauie
nm ibren Hassbor'gen einca Sriudl db.
SuIiaiteir, ann fstrten ON iclbeu Gage
nah 81. 2ouis inrid.
- Str iouneu uus nid,i rod ben
ihledien 3eltsn rid,eu, ioaoetn nh
mlHsn bic Ssits ieieru ME lie falltn.
Darum waroe 0err ,oeiHIid Sdiuai5
uno 8emnblin leeten Samitog 5ur 8eier
ibrer iilbe,ucn 0od)ieit uon iaren &aa
barren iberraith Die J~rieeruibaier
& npelIt l~itisrtt RE Nniif. 5tiB Re!rHs
Den 8riu. uno afopp's Srnulri oas
Bier uue oarum ipnute iid Die aeu,htf-
lido Gci Gihsit ppr 3agss aabrnd
Md, ircunen. 9iur Urtenillde Ssrie
afhcn nm Tag heim.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-06-22

Die Ndtrbnu 8eieuidaIt BON Gas,
conaoe County iui,O Die olesjdbr,9e
4ualtcluug am 81. Iu8nlt uno ON /.
uro 2. September abbalten, rno Sor'
bereitum9n i|reffcn Die 6alr 5u elmer Der
Sd6nlten 81 9tltaItcn. wslde le bier
9eIebeu ,puroc. Die Wit9!ieber Der
8sieuidaIt iperoen iid) feiner Wiiibe uno
Nnltreusuns idcien. Inn Den SOrSii9en
Der Nusieilun9 Die lu~eiteite 8erbreltung
III peridniIen uno ~iolten lie i'll bieier.
ioiuie in uieieu anoeren 9inli6ten lsltens
oes Iublifums nnf oas Jtadbaltlslte
untcrlilbt ipcloen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-06-22

0err Gtas. Yaneit, bel Reo Ylro, in
Iioliden 3beile oes Counties iuOgubnii.
ltarb letien sonutas III 3olse oes Son-
nenitid)es. Im Samsta9 Nahmlttag
madjte !Serr Yareis einen Gang aui
leiue sjn,m NIT Dem Semerfsn BOB er
balo Suriidfebrsn wiiree. on CT nod nod
8eo S;ro sebeu miiic. "a er nod
ldn9ercm Nustleiten nidt in ieine @pD'
hung Suridfebrte, madten it6 feline YIN.
seh0rigen aui Die Sute uno fdnben i'm
oanI aud aber sdnjlid bsiiununsslcs.
in iueltem Suitano sr oub ucrblieb bis
sr Den iolseuoen Gag itarb. Der Ser-
liorbeue iuar &C Sabre alt; binterldBt
cine 5amIlie uub iuar Gin oIgemeiu &C.
adteter 8lrser uno 8ruoer u%nicres
Witbiireers Serm 1rib Eaneis.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-06-22
& HELMERs.
Der leste Rude Dor Gidter Sirsel

Der fesie @uhe oor 8id)ter Sirsel
im hiefisen 9eridte ~uerhaneeite Bro
seB. 100 6 iih nm Die 8siieiteIesuna
oes 9eltamentrs. oes in ct. aouis uer-
itorbenen Subn SOffman baneeite, 5ano
lpdt am Samsias Abenb fsin entsllti.
ses @nor. moem Die Ssurp lih aui fein
urtbeil einisen fonute uno e~ntla5IeK
werbeu muBie. @ie aus su~uerldiIiaer
GueIe r~eilautst. pernen iid Die @phl.
tbdttsieiis- anitalten init Der afdssrn
atfinoen, isbem iebe Nnitatt sesen i3ab.
lung BON Is. 900 auf bic ouf lie besas.
liden Seitimmunsen Ibes 5etamsnies
oerSiebt, leiiten uiro. Snbsm Der 3at.
luB oes pe,itortenen SUffmau auf siiua
$4,000 gelddbt iulrb, biiritcn ieiue,
2otter. 5rau Raro, nod Mbsus aIe,
sessn ben NadlaB erlaubien auipriide
INNER nod $4,000 iibris bleiten, mi
tuetter Summe iie audi berslid sufris
ben iein wiib.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-06-22

Die 9iite Der rtpnblifuniideu Gan-
oioatcn fir GOunip slemtfr 1T I'M @ad.
len besrlfien, uno auBer Oeuieniaeu,
Die ibre SereitwlIisteit, tem Sults Su
bienen, burd bas .Yoltsblatt" funbse.
ben. Sibt es nod piele Yatripten. Die
setuillt iine. iid gum @obte ots Sc.
mcinueieus aui osm Nltare bes Baisr,
lanoss su opiern, beren Seiheibeubeii
aber es ibnen nidt 9eIiutien iuil, ibrt
Opietiuil;ateit mnani9cfo,oert gu pro.
f(nmireu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-06-22

Iensltlide 2eute, luelde bic Sabl Is
fir cine unsliidlidc balteu. MAIDEN mir
oaraui aufmerfiam. oos Der nmeriia-
niide Sleriel.0 Dollar IL Sierne crtbdlt
oab bns Moito aui benz Yauo, lpeldes
Der aoler i'm Sdnabel bot, aus ID
SudItuben beitsbi; taB Der Nolsr in
iebem 5tiisel uib i'm SdwauS - &C.
bern bat baB iih i'm Sdjlo Is Sltel.
fen beiinoen nno baB bic 3abl Der
&Ieile Is bsirdst. Ser cine iptd)e III.
bslluoIe Wiinje belibt uno lie scrne los
fem m6dts, mag iie mnierem Collection
9ebsu. 8ir baten ein Nl:tcl, oieic
Ginger unid aolid gu madtn - mir
iueroen tie ,,or,li.bsrn". Wnn genire
iih al,o uidt, iuenn u%nSerer Collector
fommt, linn bic Milnjen 81 usrnbiol9er.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-06-22
Die @etudiier bes sRiiIouri ,potSt

Die @efudifer oes Niiiouri mnhlen
INNER meter. Der Ilte 1T pisoer in
Ieiner Glorie. 2ebten CONNER iounie
mar oil peridiebenen Stellcn binnurt
maridifrsn; barber bot er lid sssrami
uuo belt uun bas 8eriaumte nod. SRI.
Der trls er pradiuolle 9ampisr aui
leinem &iideu. beute ireiben ulr ned
5G9r6opte u. Jiiderfdbne auf ieiueu
@Oiieru. 60 dnberu iid Die ,3eiten.
Gaes ,it rcrsdnsl,b uno Dem ite,er
@cdiet unieruutfsh. 10 auh Die sdif.
iaGrt auf Dem MiiIouri.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-06-22

Die Serien Gr. s. NtbeIt*:ucrlG
unO NIdcel 8ablcr. pen Sionu SiG,
b%eIanocn Iid 0m Mouiu9 in ser Statt
I'M bel Der SlnterlGsuug oes 5,itamen-
tee Deg ueritOrbcnGH @cpr9 &rasttIp len,
als ;3su9en ue,t0ri 81 ips,ber. Scrr
8abier leilte nm iclbfn Ibeno nab
Oicse County, 8anias. INN baIeltlt lei.
men Sruoer 81 teiuden, ipsldsr Qaui
elmer ieiegrnp6fIfen Qrpsihe NIT crm
looe rang.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-06-22

CbgIeid man uunImmi oGB 9:gen4
ilumtr ruGtti,bmaldpmeA III otH leGtea
pnar ,iab,ru ftlnta lolutuStu SCro emf
g,babi batsu. iduEt blrle 7baiiads
cnocte unie~i tlmurgsIgIiIgc ouihaas
md,i at5ntaIi,n llle RapsidII,n III neus
uR0 ptrttnslie 93tid;neu anSnIestrl
Ylht ptniasr iDis oIei SIsidjmaihtneH
mt SiiobItadsr tErh logsuonH'e 1rcc
iipg.9uaHrs 9e5Oscu itno IN esa ls.
ieH paay Sasp lieV 81 ~sstuaIMsu uuo
guar iut Ieasi & Co. iar 8ttIaesr
aftt uae s5estueer Saidmsggr. lie
III diuea pap ale init 0tn HsneItsu
Sort,tiunsru usSiebeH HHs irGIsn aus.
sessiduete arbsit ~lisisIH.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-06-22

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