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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-23
WHY SHE is CHARMING
A Lady Tells a Very GrapliI
Story.
WHAT SHE WENT THROUGH
hnere IL q Nice and Profitable Lessos
TOT other Ladies' I'm Her Experience.

Tnere 10 q Nice and Profitable Lessos
hor other Ladies' I'm Her Experience.
4 Know a lady. and a very charming person. wis
mas hha very trying experience Like 80 mann
iaoes who have peculiar pains which they often a
hot understand. occasional hexiaches los Of sn.s
ute, blues, bearing down sensations and aud
troubles she thought she was only suffering from
cold which, perhaps. would pass away very soon
and % IL did, but IL returned in q short time evs
worse than before In this way she lived along 10,
nearly year, when she suddenly discovered thai
sne was suffering from that greatest OF mod~ry
scourges. Brigats disease OF the kidneys
Now. the great trouble with her. az with ~
many other men and women, was that she did no,
know what allied her. Here 10 what she says. u
her words:
Despite the attendance OF skilled physicians m,
Illness Increased. and they stated that another at
tack OF my malady would most assuredly prove
Iatai. III was at this time. at the solicitation Of
friends, that decided try a remedy Of which
had heard much and knew but little. I confess 4
mad little faith because thought that was
doomed. but almost Immediately felt an improve
ment' which continued until was finally restored
TO perfect health, and feel that owe my nfs
entirely TO the use Of Warmers safe Cure which
aione TOOK me from the depths Of misery and re.
stored me TO health Now. whenever I feel 40
though any Of the symptoms I then lad are return
ing. take some OF the Safe Cure, and Immediately
feel better; and must say that now feel ms well
as In my Sirlhood- and 1t is entirely due to this
remedy"
These are the words OF Mrs J. i. Beale vbs
resides at S0s Lexington ave-, New York Hers in
NOT an Isolated experience. It is precisely what
hundreds Of other ladies have found true in the,r
ilVes IL shows that IL women continue TO sune,
and let the trials OF life weigh them down when
they should be Joyful they have only themselves 20
blame There is a means OF relief: OF restorxt,oa
II Is pure, IL is safe Il is a woman. best friend
by It's use she can be enabled to withstand the iis
Of Ife and secure both health and happiness.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-23

BACHELOR. Fy Margaret Lee. Author Of
"Divorcs." DIR. Winners Love-" ''Loriiner
and Wife," &c New York: Lowell. Coryel &
THE STORY OF MARGREDE1.. Being /. tre,,d.
history Of a F1feshire family. Copyright Amer,
lean edition. New York: G. r. Patnsm's sons
Warrington: VIM. Bsllantyne Sons.
JOHN SMITH. A Journey Along the Highways and
Byways Of Life By Sebastian Brown. Balti-
more: The Monumental Publishing 90. Wash.
fngton: w. H. Lowdermilk 20.
n kaasin. Illustrated BY the author. Trans
e. .sa f hsDa y; H1,si.s y Boris Lanin CHI
CLAUDIA HIDE novel By Frances oourtenay
ton: Heushton, MifnIn 4 Company. wasSingisn:
william Ballantyns Sous.
THE woRKEGMAN's WIFE. From the German
Of d e assi.s @i ss
Chicago: ID A. Weeks %.
A MORAL BLOT. 4 novel. By sigmund B. Alex
ander. Author Of Who Lea The Yelled
The Arena Publishing 90.
THE SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE A novel sy
ASs.l,Is heal Zeal author Of The Rose q Love"
Chicago: Laird q Lee.
rHE GIRL FROM MAcoUPN. novel; By H.
sheep sheep" TN, ,r, whit. Queen" ''cssn.oa, &c
PRoDlGAL IN LOVE. A novel By rmm,
Wolf. Author Of Other Things Being Equal. /"
New YORK: Harper Brothers WssAinStou;
Woodward Lothrop.
FIRST BOOK m ENGLISH, By william H. May
well. N. A, superintendent Of public instruc-
tion, Brooklyn. N. Y. Nee York: American
THOUGH THE GODS AND THE YEARS RFLENT
Or The Romance Of Two Women. BY Mrs I'd
Company.
THE STORY OF A MODERN WOMAN By Ella
hepworth Dixon. New York: The Cassell Pub
fishing o. Washington: Woodward 4 Lothrop
FOR LOVE OF GOLD. BY Marie Walsh, author Of
Hazel Kirke." &c. Fifth edition. New YORK !:
The Mascot Publishing Company.
THE DUKE OF ARcANUM. A novel. BY Frank
Carleton Long. Author Of The LADY OF the
Lens" Chicago; lnird 4 Lee.
THE ISLE OF FEMININE. BY Charles Eliot
Niswonger. New York: q. W. Dillingham;
Washington: J. J. Decker.
THE FORTUNES OF MARGARET WELD. By
Mrs s. NJ. H. Gardner Boston: Arena Pub
DIVORCE OR FAITHFUL AND UNFArTHrCr.
BY Margaret Lee. New York: Lowell. Coryen
70.
Esther WATERS novel By George Moore
Chicago: E. A. Weeks 4 Company.
THE PERKINS PERIL A novel; By Geo "
Wells Chicago: Laird 4 Lee.
SiHER WATERS. A novel. By 0sorrs Moore
Chicago: Charles n. Sereel %.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-23
Everything Seems Wrong

to the dyspeptic. The world is upside down: the
times are out Of joint; he's ready to turn his back
upon his best friend.
Now, the thing that oftencst 10 wrong with dys-
peptics Is their choice OF 4 remedy. II seems to
lie between drugs and medicines on the one hand
ard the Carlsbad sprudel Salt on the other They
can't both be right; there's too much difference
In their methods and In their results.
Carisead-the Sprudel Spring Mt Carlsbad has
been curing dyspetics for hundreds Of years It's
natural solvent and stimulating properties cor
rect perverted nutrition. repair waste and bring
back healthy digestion and appetite.
The only genuine Imported sprudel Salt dhe water
solidifed at the spring. has the signature Of
E!sNER & MENDEIsoN CO.. Agts.. New York. +"
on every bottle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-23
A Cold Doth Make Us All Akin.

From Truth.
Mrs. Motter-"D.dn't Mrs Smith say She
never speak to you again, after you scolded
her Johnny"
Mrs. Potter-"Yes, but she heard had a
cold 30 she couldn't throw of the tempta-
ton to run over and tell me her cure"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-23

lies with clubs and boxing and all manner
of exercise foreign to his work. II a man
~ants to become a singer he doesn't train
TOR II by beating a drum or turning flip
flaps II a man wants to be first
In any particular line of athletics, he
must not try to be an all-around athlete.
The all-around men are not FIRST in any
one thing. A champion must be . spe-
cialist.
In rowing" continued Mr.. Fitzpatrick.
you should sit about'two-thirds Of the seat
away from the rowlocks. The feet should
be straight in front. heels together: if they
are nearer the side the rover swings to-
ward the middle. or. as II Is called. rows
into the boat. But il they are too near the
middle he rows out of 1t. Both are bad
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-23

Something New in sleeping Car
Berths.
r. This Williams Palace Car Company, CAPT.
talized at 100000. will. It is announced.
begin the construction Of cars at St Joseph,
Mo-. to compete with the Pullman ana
Wagner companies. There is a little saw
ing of weight In the Williams car. The
mattresses. made OF cloth and rubber. will
be inflated with air Immediately before put
ting In use. In the summer chilled air, and
In the winter warmed air will be used
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-23

ton?
Tempting, defying. regaining his los
ground, drifting down again. trying hard I
tire out and subdue his heart-pangs. Bedel
dallied with death more closely than ever
Often he could see the wide smooth curv
where the green volume first lapses vastl.
on lazy slope. to shoulder up below
huge calm billow. before pitching into tn
madness Of waves whose confusion Of toss
ing and tortured crests hurries to tho abyss
The afternoon grew toward evening befor
he pulled steadily home, crawling ava.
from the roarers against the cruel green
watching the ominous cloud with some sucl
grim humor as If under observation by al
overpowering but bafied enemy.
Approaching his landing, shout drew
Bedelrs glance ashore to a group Of mel
excitedly gesticuiating. They seemed mo
tioning him to watch the American shore
Turning. he saw boat in midstream wher
no craft then on the river, except his owl
skin, could be safe. unless manned by sew
eral good rowers. Only two oars were fash
ing. Bedell could make out two figures in
distinctly. 1t was clear they were doome
though still a full mile above the poin
whence he had come, they were much far
Their out than he when near the rapids
Yet one life might be saved! Instantly Be
dell's bow turned outward. and cheers fun
to him from ashore.
At that moment he looked to his owl
landing place. and saw that his large
boat was gone Turning again. he angril
recognized IT, but kept right on-he mus
try to rescue even a thief. He wonders
Ruth had not prevented the theft but ha
no suspicion of the truth. Always he ha
refused to let her go out upon the river
MORALLY fearing 1t for her.
Thrusting his skih nightly forward-ofte
1t glanced, half-whirled by up-whelmin
and spreading spaces OF water-the oil
loyalist's heart was quit of his pangs. an
sore only with certainty he must abando
one human soul to death. BY the time tina
he could reach the larger boat his woul
be too near the rapids for escape wit
three!
When George saw Bedell in pursuit. h
bent to his ash blades more strongly, an
Ruth, trembling to remember her father
threats, urged her lover to speed. The
feared the pursuer only, quite unconsciou
that they were in the remorseless grasp o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-23


One Of the strongest productions Of a
pen that sketches with marvelously vivid
effects scenes by no means uncommon to
men and women who are on terms Of in
timacy with the world A thrilling novel
that Is not entirely pessimistic.
THE DEATH OF THE PRIEST In memori.n.
Louisa Gardiner. Illustrated By q Adele FAs-
sett.
A simply-artistic yet unpretentious trib-
ute of affection to ono whose good works
will not soon be forgotten in this city and
who was called home but little while ago
Miss Gardeners work Of love will awaken
sympathetic responses In many hearts.
BAYOU FOLK. By Kate Chopin Boston: Housh-
ton, Mifiiin 4 Company. Washington: william
Gems from a stratum Of the richest lit
erary soil in America, and yet but little
disturbed-barely scratched. Twenty-thrse
remarkably clever sketches of character
and event in an old-fashioned country.
THE PRINCIPLES OF CHESS IN THEORY AND
PRACTICE By James Mason. London: Horace
Cox.
An exhaustive handbook from which the
tyro In the great game may learn much
numerous Illustrations and lucid explana-
tory notes.
THE PRISONER OF zENpA- Being the History
Of Three Months In the Life Of 90 English
Gentleman By Anthony Hope. New York:
Henry Holt & Company
Fiction that is almost as strange an fact
fact Of the ingeniously sensational sort. A
really clever and very odd narrative.
THE FATAL SECRET A novel By Mrs. E. d
p. n. Southworth. author Of The Missing
B Bride pint The CHANGED Brides" Ishmasl"
tory The Brides Fate Tried for her
Life" The Family Doom The Maiden wild
New York: G. w. Dillingham;. Washing ton: ],
J. Decker.
THE LAST SENTENCE BY Maxwell Gay Au-
thor Of The Silence of Dean Maitland" I'm
the Heart of the Storm The Reproach of
Annesh,y." Embcllished with eight illustra lions
BY Albert Hencke. New York: Lowell Coryell
& Co.
THE CURSE OF GOLD. A novel. BY Mrs. Ann
Noble Woman Tho Soldiers Orphans g
Dillingham;. Washington: J. J. Decker.
Young Miss eddy. In stsiia's sSs GSS 2!
Thou Thou Shalt halt, Not. Why I'm Single An
lingham. Washington: J. ]. Decker
IN AND OUT OF THREE NORMANDY INNS. Nv
Anna Bowman Dodd. Author Of Cathedral
Days" "Glorinda.' The Republic Of the Flu.
ture,' &c. Illustrated by {. s. Heinnart and
others. New York: Lowell. Coryen Co.
THE TRUTH ABOUT BEAUTY BY Annie Wolf
Author OF Pictures and Portraits Of Foreign
Travel" Pen Pictures of London Societr," &c
Illustrated by W. p. Hooper. New York (:
Lowell, Coryell & Co.
A BRIGHTON NIGHT. ALSO BROOKLYN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-23
THE ART OF ROWING
Views of Trainer Fitzpatrick Of the
Potomac B. G.
bow TO TAKE THE PROPER STROKE
Faults for the Novice to Dis
card.
IMPROVED APPLIANCES
bow TO TAKE THE PROPER STROKE
IMPROvEDq APPLIANCES
TS HE WAY TO

AI1 W n = \ ~
learn TO row fast"
said Mr.. John Fts-
patrick, the profess
sional oarsman who
Is training the crews
Of the Potomac Boat
Club THIS year. to q
Star reporter the
other day. is to get
into q boat and row,
I don't believe In
dumb bells 1t 10 all
nonsense for an oars
man to train his mus
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-12-28
OCHSNER BROS.,
M MO.
OdnHa9uno.

ginem Raie ees Superiuteneeuien
Der Union Sonnlas Shulc 81 ger.
mann, fulssup, uiriommelteu th bic
2ebrer uuo Soritebsr am &c. 0rSsm-
Der uno uabrsn fo!senOe Yelhlhlis oil.
geIhluGsn |. GnB Der berSltdits
Dani, ben Birsern 9ermanns ausae-
iprohen werpe, fir lbre ltberale Inter
ltnbuns, Die lle benz Gomite sur Selan'
ltaltunS %unlcrsr @eibnaGtsieier, BADEN
anaeoeibeu loiien.
! 2. 0aB Den W,t9tIecern Der apOitel
Bauo homie oss @s~ianSuercins @lr-
monte fir lbre trennpIibe Wliiutituue
unier berStihlier 3nnt ab9eltatiel peeee,
mie aut Serru Eroi. StOrd, 0ru
Gobert Sbaumbers nno idmmi!iteI
9ameu Die sur Bridbucruus oeS
JeItes 70 plel berirnseu. @tenfal'
mbbten mir bletourh Sru. Yhtl. ap9u.
glaentbimer Der GouSertbaIe uu,ers'
berslidlteu 9antes usriibera, tir n
treie Benusune Der Sous. ip'pie aud
fir feline ipadere WiiiDhlit gum @illngcl
oes ieltes ioipie Der 8reile unIereI
Staot fir Se,bfeniiltnul etS Yro
srammes uno Grmuuieruna jar Se
t%heili9ung.
9 @ 0 I c.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-12-28

Nlb altcm Srauf uno Sllte neroen
Die Erd9er oes .SoltsbIat." nm 9itu.
inbrstnge Den 2eierH ii Der Staot nit
einem blbl4 nusgeitatleieu gtsni1brss
@ruBs ibre Nulluartuu9 MAIDEN. Scr
,9ruB" iuiro nit Der bguti9sn Drummer
idou perididt peTten, b. b. on iUihG
Nbouuenter, welde onS n8Oftsbiatl'
per 8oIt erbalter. Sir Die bief9er
Qsler iperoen mir bits nid)t ttun, D. f.,
mir biirisH nidi, bern oa9t9eu prote
itiren uulsre Ira |er. Sie rDoleu ibrer
8unoen pslde fe oas gauje Shhr bin.
ourt) beoi usn, srtru jum Rtujahr aui
rulrtcn uno ibnsr, ngbIt ueberreiduRe
u~nieres 9sujabrsgruBes, pcribnllb lhr
Son p!inent mno bsrrlthen 0Ildpunid
oattriu9eu. M6lCn le unisre 2sier.
ME INNER, nit f%reIgsbigen Sanosr
~smpiauseu uno lie MT etuem t'etnsr
,9noenfsn" uberrnif,eH. oamIt }e ca.
alie Sabr gu 0us uno 5Iomael iii Qic.
oddtniB t~eiuabren. iul ueIsn Sabre ebcV
tint 10 ciitiscr uao irsuHol;dsr .tt
6reunoe uno @0aHcr Sss ..&cI's5'nit'
beoisHen m5gsH.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-12-28

Gin 6eueralarm, Der stiteru NbsTo
In, ettud balb 8 lbr eri6nts, usrissit
unlere Sirserl6ait in srubeu Sdrsdsu
Senn CUR 9sit bliss Elm bsftiser @lnS
une III bate bssbalb bersdtiste llr'
idde ju ben idlimmitsn Ssiirttungsn.
Die 5suer,uehr mar prompt erldteneu,
bod iparsu ibre 7isnite nidt msbr
ubtbie, oa has 5susr bsrsiis mad fur.
ser Seit ssl6itt mar. Der Sdurutsiu
in Der @Obuuns bss Sru. 3. u
Wausbuuo bate ssbrannt uno Die bob
5tamme Die edraus sm%porties, BATE
bel Dem hsitissn gsiuoe e,nsn paniiter
Sd redtn in Suer Gtisoer geiaat
absr tros oIsosm. Sut ob Dor uuisrst
gut eisciSltnirtsn 5eusrusbr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-12-28

Sm 9reisseridt fir Oiaas County,
Uuroe lesteH G0unersiag Gmll Oauio
ots Roroes I'm EFF II @ra9e iAuleig Be.
faubtu uHo gum Ioae psrHribsllf. 3is
uuitrs 2sier f3 Hpb erinuerH iusresn,
uar Gduio aus:ftl5i, CIasm luugsn
Mauns, 8lm;us 5raHt 5saseriol. eis
neu Iruui @5,s!sp III iutl5sm ih
SttptuiH bsfauS. sesctea 81 blbsu uuo
9sroeriOn fur; mad GsHuB eesitissu
ifarb. Soate ols urthsil ooatreft
wsresn. 10 miro piss Die crfts ssissti4e
oinri1trns in Siase Guauip len Die
bort isit SeftiHo oss Gouatp's poqio-
gen uuroe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-12-28

NnhIab,idtsr 8ohsri Aatttr TT uuu
enstid aud CUR ustIjcu3uus 3gtoH'
mtn, Dab IS Hidt gut iti wfHu rsr
Nteaid oGeiu 1T, uro Bat osEhalb am
slpsiisn 8sibuad.stage ban 5arssFs'.
leultbeu tniiasl Hne Fa mIt 3rf.
Catherine alinas, Ioatsr or @tiips
gliiatsib Rlmse, i'll 6nnCns roiise
Ehtishsln idm.isosa laTsH. 9is Irau.
uua, ptlher pur bic nddfsn Snrsrs
iunrioisn oer teiasH JaEili;u hfiwobr-
fer, wzres eurh gaitor Bad UoH her
bieigeu spousi. 81. 3cuIs-gemsuoe.
in Der &obuuHg esr Rns.sr car Sroui
rofr;ogsu, rcd llessH ss f5 sle Dlii.
slifosr DEG G~sionsrtreiHF s6armonis"
nidlt nehHtH, ihrsa tsIisbifn Sr6fieen-
tn Hne isiuer Sraut in 9srlaufe ses
N6sues NIT einsm stdnsteH IN iller.
raiteu une psribHlia itrs 6IidDanihs
oorSutriuseu. gbsnsa1s hbtgrai9ts bic
apafel gano eas Srautpaar nit elaers
aqtrltsbnsn Stane54a. Au3 has
,,gulsstiatt" sratuIirt uno iuluf4t ben
sseapsrn6blisn bon Ssr;su Slid iiaS
Gottes rsiGsH SessH suHz Bunes!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-12-28

Orr IT. SuIius Safinsr srhieit
e~fiisrn pen 81. Bfnsplsps, Ro., bic
irauriss 9dhrid' uoa bsm cm %. b.
N. uHerpariei i6nsa siussirsteu 9oes
isiHer tttaiten SHUTTER.
9isisIbe, 5rau Sail. SaHnsr, nor
en- 20. ausut, 1918 nui Sdios Sdweb.
tcIm III Sapern gttorsH. ole Die einjias
l0hter bss 5rei5irrn Rtiisr SrauS Don
8lsra SGpfbbsim uno etljen Gaitiu
euerriia est. Grdfu 9staai. sJm
Sabre 1885 rerbtirathsts iid oielelbe
mt Germ Ratbias 6affner, 7ofior bsr
Neeiiin Hlie gniru9ie, in ips;dsr I'll.
gsnidait esrisibt tis SisGe zines bof.
raihs ots dhritta ron Turn uno Ioris
III Gbereii5iHasa im gpeuisrsia @nrt.
ttEIbera BIZ Sum Sabre 1S46 6ealeitete,
IN iuslher 3eit Hca neristbe Der 8olts-
beiusguHa in freiteiIihem SinHe an
,5ios, osbsalb BON esm Shlffeu ieiner
Sttquus euthoben, isine griuatproris
svisser o~ufHatn. Sm Sabre 1853
sins IT i'm 1ooe isiasr nun nanfolgsn.
esa Satin poraiis.
Gie gerhorbsre fam usr mehreren
Jahrsn na5 ausriin, I'm ben Ref IL.
Ter Iaae bsi ibrsu beie.s nod lebenben
Riussrn. Ssrrsn Or. Sufias 6affner
unb 6rnu 2uiretin 5srmann, in bersn
6auie Fs psrfarb, 81 u~ertriHsen.
siute uuo 5riebe ibrer Hf4e IN freier
Gree.
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Cbsatsr.Derein.

Die Mtiisiieosr bes SermcHu 2bea-
ters8srsins iius sriu6t, (id ON nddIten
Counting Tbeuo nm s ubr i'll Der Gon.
~sertballe 81 ueriammsln. sum 9tusde her
Reorganization IS uiro au9enom.
men, cab SpIde, DIE Ger Seriaamlnns
n:dt beiluohuen, oem 9ersin mid. idn-
ger ansusebDrer plnlden mo werosn
Die getteHenoen, ians ibres stidter-
iteiuens Ooer Undertaking. bTieIliher
8enn9rtdtisuns, fernerbiu ala 0idt.
mit9lieeer tstradtet. GIN ielben absnb
piro bic Generalprobe fir Die 9su
iabrsnabt" itaiifiaosu.
G1eo. Graf
Oireftor.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-12-28

0user ben bereits on nnoerer Stsue
Grtuabntsn, tatten ii9 lber ois5sisrtas.
DIE folssneeu iunssn 9suts BON aug.
iudrts BIER sinsefunoeu uH bag @sih.
Hn1tsfeit IN Der Seimaib, i'm arsiis ib,
rer Gttern, Gsidwitsr unb 5rsunee ~
beseheu: Ritaro StUrf, Roet. Dumb.
baulsn, Geuaro Dndsu, 2ouis Serbian,
bon ct. aoais; 5rl. Susufe gaum-
sasrtnsr, Dor Gltcu, 81; Gsuarb aeis-
nsr, bon Gtarisbursb. Rc. 5ron!
4aumsaertnsr, bon Rorriion; Ssnrp
&ctbfu4s, bon Channels;
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-12-28

S3rr Iu8. Sdmiot ir., SObn beS
Srn. Or. SdmIot, iuslder pdbreno
mebreren Sabrsn 5ebufs ieluer glas.
bilSun9 OILS NrSt Die Staats llniuerii-
tat in Columbia, no, bsiudte, tsbrtc
leste @pde IN ielne @aterltabt iuriid
UNI Die 5ejertaae bier bel ieinen gltcrr
gu perleber.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-12-28

Gas GalH M gsssfasSt iast azi Rzt,r S.ik
uRa raf9n 5lnses aaEa eas ssrsE bar Sxiis
Gun Fsfig eitos H5rs srftszt rsz 6rrsfk.
Ter 5aHpirs u sHr iaza,z Saint tsEs.t.
"a maiden Tag. raid ~ Irzasn. laarxa-
7as SKIES N 70 tHrS eit 5asrt sest S4z<z;
SeHt' Ia4s bar 5inaA EsEsez ssrHfE SsfasFta.
1szz HasrfsEs4liA il "a sest5sts cHtE-
las aIts Fzif. has aeAe Erttt ;zz stetE.
O. RrgIi biz Ssinze ss SxTsazeszh<I..
Una sez er So6pfHss ks suz %xi.ssriaf,.
7gsisEt Ira ffTrzss. spis sGtses Ssit-
liz StEzh. rIEzi. tiz EehzTsf aaez sEteE.
jz go, sa EazaSIE. ssstst,rsE zEe pesr;
%afa icsi stt Ssit zzs izrs n Ezsr Strstsz.
Iaz eits Seiat Is srzsf ees Eszs 3ssr-
Eae Fus rsrkEat biz asHssEssir0Aa Sass.
ans tIrhr 2a4t iteisi 8 san si9t tERoEs
Gan icikt e HRz sEr Gasrseii sbxr e<r sEss
eEncrtE Hsseca igiE u~zgzt1eIh.gs CTR.
zaz Jasr N fpri roz SGuEs EEh fui scz eEEsx.
Esr Itafezz taresa Ezitrs S1zIai hz azi;
SaB q 81: H2sElaest n srz 9rTtsEEl iaae;.
Sesizzs IS jsIzsz Is~i6:s<itpiEa.sE saui.
g gEast has nsas S.hr rptitsIz be saEst.
Gin Snitt!a' sapfdzst Is iras Hza Iazt;
Is 1d1f aUs aHsr iaiiIsGa 6eDonss
GIN iHsReirpser ssissa hoIa HHe troHt-
ale 5akus;eiisa fzs'g. pitr sartf GtHsgr.
Sex gauI4stii 70 tpiaipmmsz uIe 70 Iish:
Ter s5IaAliEs uEe Der Somztr, 9trbfr gEb @iHt;r
5es Sa5res trftsr RHa isiE gtsr 5riss.
Sale mir, 6sr 5iElutl ieEdftGe fA sTatatH.
On ei,3: str 3~u,uEi; itrahisH Nstr uHe sanb;
5as S6yT esr J,Hfa9tIt irtgSt bic iaHftsR @sltE
GrpaEtsHssVoa ban HsEsH Sust DaHht.
GO Iabt aaa Ems zen HsEtH aars beginner.
IA, frii5 EEe frtnois itt BE 5Eabrt stlpagt
Ilua uait, GANGS StrfhtE IeI gHo SiHHsn:
i'm ptgta @eii. N ssbta UFpersosi.
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saaitaRs Jar 7amcn bet Behring'S

Die beige 8obsrt Blum 9oge Ser
Neo-6elIoips ertudblte in ibrsr Iestsn
Slsuns Die folsenbsn usueu 8tamten
fir oas lauienoe Sabr: 81. 6. Num.
brausr, q. o.; s. Martin Suns, 9.
g.; @m. s. Soeius, correiponoirenosr
Setrstdr; 8obert Saumsasrtuer. 81.
nauSiefretdr; 9snrp 9Oued, Sdas-
msiiter.
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!SItuerIutter I'm 8inicr iollte iteta
III oen falteu 9a9en iulrm 9e9ebcn iper'
ben. Mais J. V. ioate man I'M Sfer
loipait crblBen, oaB Cr beinube se.DItet
1T, baum ldBt man ibu etluas alfibier
uno siebt i'm Den Sibnern. Sn falier
5n9en bcrnls6rt iuarmss 5utter lber.
rai6eno DIE Gierprobufiton.
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Summtttc'cG fur 9amru bel Eeufns'S.

Sdmmtli9e Der n%eueriudbltsu Count
tpsSeamten iuereen ON l. Sanuar lire
reipeftiuen Nemtcr antreten, nrr I'M
@oQeftor.N Pint miro 2lQcs bel 9tlten blei.
ben biz gum ndditen @drS, ST iuel9er
3eit Der jesise Collector ietne SbluB'
abrednuns nit bu County Court bal
ten uuo pornuf Der neusrtpdblte Gol,
lettor bas Nmt ilbernehmen tpiro.
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Serr Iu9uit &einbOl5, bon @asco.
naee, mar lesten Rontna in u%nierer
Staot unb madtP uns freuoeitrablenoen
IutllBes Die frobe Rittbeiluns bnB Der
8tapperitord lcbten 5rejta9 III isiuer
8Obnun9 pOriprad uno eiuen uadercn
iunsen &epublifaner binterlieB. @rn-
tulireni
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-12-28

Serr Sermarn Seniin9 it. bate lcB-
SOnntus bas llnstid ii6 beim 8ebeu
ani ebeuer Groe ben rsdten 5uB seraot
oberbalb BEN Iubselenfe Su breden.
Or. B~rOdbauien ridtete oas psrlebtt
Gtieo wieoer Elm lno befinoet iib Del
8atient ben llmltdnosn sentdB mott.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-12-28

Sir nite 2eute. Die trinen Nppstit
bosegen uerormtes Biut babcu. oas nur
tansiam Strtu;irt, 1T aprr's Sariop1.
tian cine unidds5are &obttba'. 9an
iie frditist isbcs Orsau. jeOen Ne,p
uno iebes 8eipebe i'm 2cibc, puo ibtt
oaou,d eem Gain Der Bet GiubnIt.
Siebe Wper's Nlmanab fir oos neus
Sabr.
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GIN NeuIabrs Qoeuoe (alio am nd3.
ten 0insta9 4bsno) miro in Der 6 on
SeribaQe Die pom SdociSsr 8erein Der.
anltaltate Qbeuounterbnltuus uno ghriits
baum- 8erloiuns itattfinocn. Sober
mann, Der liA eiumal einl9e fr0blitt
Stunom nad edit beiniaibti6er S;ttt
ueridnfeu m6dte, ioQte uubeoinat pdrar
tbeitue)men, Bonn ale gln5eiden beuter
oarauf bin, oaB oas Self ii6 5u eiren
sldnjsnoen @rfolse 9eitalten iplro.
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5ros Gq:n atuqeu a5er idlsdte 3ei-
ten uno @slotnoppbeit, beridtea %uniere
9ei1ditsleule nnannbmsluelie CUTE DE-
itdite ilber DIE JeIertnae 9eiban Sl ta'
ben, uni, bel Ulclsn lpar Ger WdarenuIi.
jap Gr0Ber nls im YOrilbre.
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per 6. Siumpr, bon Berger, uuo
Elm bsrUurrngentss Rilstieo bes bls-
ii9en S9psijeruereius. imtlttete seitern
ieiusn 8sreins uuo 8sihditsireuuoen
in ~uHiersr StaOt eirsn ~turien g:iu5
al.