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The San Francisco call., 1895-07-28

AUSTRALIAN TELEGRAPHY.-A clever bit
of telegraphy has been done in Australia.
Through the cooperation Of the telegraph
authorities in all the five colonies OH the
mainland of Australia very interesting
experiment was lately made in the long
distance transmission of telegraphic mes
sa ges. The points selected were Rock
hampton and Breeme in Roebuck Bay,
Western Australia. Breeme is on the
northwest coast of Western Australia, and
is the point where the cable from Java,
and so from Europe, is landed in that
colony. 1t is also the furthest point north
in Western Australia to which the tele-
graph has been carried. AT the time ap-
pointed all the instruments on the
various intervening stations between
Rockhampton and Breeme were con-
nected, and thus a continuous cir
cult was made between the two
points. The signals received in Rock
hampton from IsraeGte Bay, about 1000
miles away, on the southern coast of
Western Australia are described as being
as clear and sharp as if they had come
from across the street. In the line be-
tween Israelite Bay and Breeme there
was a defect which somewhat i'm
paired the distinctness of the sig
mails. But the experiment was de-
signals were exchanged and conversation
was carried on between the telegraph mas
ters at Northampton and Breeme, which,
following the route of the wire, are 6275
miles apart.
AN IMPORTANT ELECTRIC RAILROAD
ScHEME.-The public is alreadv aware that
important developments in the installa-
tion of electric railroads are close at hand,
but the enormous scope of this movement
is yet but imperfectly realized. In the
m ooffor of ba orrinu1+urol ipdf,Sfrx, oIoro
the electric railroad is destined to bring
prosperity to extensive sections of the
country whose agricultural development
has always been restricted by the inability
of the farmers to carry their products to
market. A road which will well illustrate
the bearing of this important issue is now
under consideration, and its successful in
stallation and operation would doubtless
lead to the opening up of the resources of
many other agricultural communities by
the running of electric roads. 1t is pro-
posed to connect by single line the ST.
Lawrence and Merrimac River valleys from
water to water. The line would run
from Haverhill, N. H., to Nashua, twenty
miles due west through one OF the most
fertile farming countries of New England,
then northward through thlckly popu-
lated manufacturing region to the White
Mountain country and on to Quebec, the
strongest fortified town IN America. The
road will open up through the length and
breadth of New Hampshire means of
pleasant passenger service as well as a
cheap, convenient and speedy method of
transporting the products of the land to
the most remunerative markets.
The word supercilious comes from the
Latin word signifylng the eyebrow. The
habit of lifting the eyebrows in scorn sug-
gested the present Specification.
Pragmatical originally meant nothing
worse than complete absorption in busi.
ness affairs.
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-28

Pragmatical originally meant nothing
worse than complete absorption in bust.
ness affairs.
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-28

Villain once meant the serf who belonged
to the farm and was bought, sold or ex-
changed with it.
The Irish standard., 1895-10-05
MORTGAGE SALE.

Il uit has 3heen made ii tho conditions OF q
ann anS h
n. ~ ;sifa- n ,toannrs "a Wiiiar
M5snage n1s m.ss nna 4ney ed for reoarl 2, 2
tne q ~ rd stts ~ Mnnesota On tho sstt,
9ipint Is is92 at one ceiocS and
md dolly recorded in Rnei
~ ~ &. 10 "a "a anes M.
~ g. ~ Rdssor;hed lxnd. iyjna 80,
,s; ...! III of Henneptn and Stata ~
III Ri;nnasntni ~ III Y,is "a; VII: 3 T7l
= = s.s veia1 in hioaE fortytwo Ss in
I ana = addition ~ M;npaan,o,;s v,
accofdins ] Is tie recorded Plat thereof On Sc aa
y "a ~ Harnanin l;onnty Said mortgage was e,n
4a 4ha III Ior Az ~ MarcI 1882 With tbs pt
which said mortgage was 9Miyen! M to ssea1e da.F
Eiasbeth Taisbh 4. wilson. Which assispmsnt or s
sd tor sr dhs oa
tsI = I ~, ~ rac",,ed "a HOOK III Of Mntxasss
sou 60 ~ anu - sSs aoiy e = 1
Aha - M.s ~ snd s;aht ls in block ior
sag lG.s sefSn 81 - snenc lea Of thIetes
sundred nun ss dollars sslsoooe, lot nine g. i I'D
pioeK @ nn - i1 o ~; said hlonE X. snecHc
~ da,ars (s8oo COZ: lot eleven
in SAID block t9 81 is M Gn m sa asd h
dollars ana ios TdreA o.rs M sa ssn ,s
to fpecmo ZOE n. ,nh;ch sid W..
given to tas es7 eG r OF tnree noosaao se7ea
hundred dolare lsSa:Cttt y: - law r., ,eco~s
i ~ aeson "a aed nesi hy said mortSoss or an,
part thereof. !. II. th.r..n .,, 81
there claimed TO % ace IN EnefeSn' a' ~ anq a.; Is
actually doe on sag tgs.nd @ sasen y,
ninety-hve and 2o-lUu dollars S,nrs p "pc. 'as.
,ncinaes three th9usana set thlnaana ay =.
principal ana 1ax one . ar1 rIa,a is
actually due an6 payable az VIC unso ,.. e u
cluding principal ana haersr; a;d a, easn 49,.
every ioS as hereinafter aau Ia cav Aa'@ 'ssse
descSlced. 70 VIZ: .L+ ~, =, t1o,1, f,rt
Upon lots sever y? anu elHns No., ~ - 800 hni ~
eighty -four and 8o-i0o dollars VAIN m "a
Guides primo pal and interest; upon los h,ne ~.
in block fortytwo ~. the sum OF seven e.
and seventy.seven and oo-lvo uoua.s As.11'y}:!, @
The Irish standard., 1895-10-05
MORTGAGE SALE.

Default has been made in the conditions
Of a certain morris tgags, made and dated De-
and Amanda A.. Menage, his wife, mort
gagors, to William 8. Kimball, mortgagee.
and duly filed for record in the office Of the
Register Of Deedsain and for the County of
Hennepin and State of Minnesota, on the
18th day of January A. D. 1892, at one o'clock
and thirty minutes p M, ana duly recorded
iii Book 294 of Mortgages, on page ~, con-.
veying and mortgaging the following de-
scribed land lying and peinag aIg n the County mt
of Hepnepin and State OF Minnesota, zss to-Wlt:
90, i'll Block 50, in Renington's Second Ad-
dition to Minneapolis according to the re,
corded plat thereof on ale - and @ Ct reeord r. ,s
for said County Of Henneptn. Said mort
gage was. on the 1st day of March A. p.
1892 with the, note which said mortgage was
given to secure, duly assigned in writing
by said William 8: Kimball to Mary @.
Wilson (now. Mary Fitz HERBERT, which s.s-
signment was, on the 2srd day, Of July 4. p.
record in the Office Of the Register Of Deeds
II and for Hennepin County, ~ Minnesota, N ss
ID And 1t was stipulated in said nortgag ge
that said d lots six @ and seven D n said ,;ds1
said lots eight g.. and nine (), in said Block
50, should be subject to 2 specific lien Of
seven hundred dollars (s700.00), making the
total amount which said mortgage was
dred dollars (s140O.0O) K
No action has been instituted at law to
recover the amount secured by said mort
gage or any part thereof.
There is claimed to be due thereon and is
actually due on said mortgage. at the. date
eight hundred fourteen and 40-1o0 dollars
:(slS14.40 which includes fourteen hundred
dollars ts14ooool prncipie and nd four hundred ed
there is actually due and payable at the
date hereof including principal and inter-
est upon each and every lot as hereinafter
and in said mortgage described, to-wit !:
seven and 20-10O dollars (s907 2o), upon lots
eight (8) and nine co., in said Block 59s the
sum of nine hundred and seven and N-l00
dollars (s9O7, ,2O); and @
Whereas. Default has been made In the
payment Of the interest. and said power Of
sale has become operative, :, harat s;en
that by reason Of said default, and by vir-
tue of the power of sale in said mortgage
contained. and pursuant to the statute IN
mortgage will be foreclosed, and the said
above described land sold at public auction
to the highest bidder for cash, to satisfy
lot as herejnbefore set forth. and fifty doll
lars (s5O.00) attorneys fees. as stipulated in
said mortgage IN case Of foreclosure there
which sale will be made by the Sheriff Of
Hennepins county Minnesota. at the main
entrance, on Fourth street, of the new
Court House II ts gtty q Minaneap4'is
2sth day ;of ocxsbar. %. 1896, at ten
g any tingMtthin On one year Z:
RY afSa FfRz SfP7e9aR HHRBERT 5 III doymerly MARY
y TIHs9Mo}ii IS q oi,N assignee q MortEaFee
4, Attorney for Assignee Of Mortgage,
] s'SS9l8 401-6 Globe Building, Minneapolis.
The Irish standard., 1895-10-05

and 4 aces, too, az Offlcers ] J
sGrogan ana sJeff# O' sConnell, CO. tor m 4
ney Purcell, C. b. Nolan, Cen Curtis,
Martin Lydon and the Rogan boys are
numbered among our many friends II
the capital city.
Geo. Donovan, we'll known in Mime,
apOlis, made our visit to- Spokane a
pleasant event George Is doing well
and does not forget his Minneapolis
friends. ss 8 S. ...s,% .,s
. { D j. &. King, formerly of this city, is
also a successful business man of Spo-
kane, and Officer Sullivan, also Of that
city, is truly one OF the finest.
Billy .McArdle, Jim Sheehan, the Gill
brothers, Hon. John Arthur, Hon. John
Collins, =. r. Gleason, John Kingston,
and many others did excellent work tor
The Irish Standard in Seattle, as also
did Officer Connors, Ed O'Reilly, 7. !.
Matthews, J. M. Boyle, Ed j. Walsh,
Pat sMctaloin and many others at Ia g.
coma. Billy. McArdle, or more properly
speaking, Hon. VIM. McArdle, Is doing
we'll at Seattle and is now a member
of the state Legislature.
Con Hayes, John Caplice and PM
Harrington are three enterprislng ana
popular residents of Butte, who are
also ever TEd4y " push C] t7HSs@. 1AAiAAo
along. Pete Hale also lives at Butte,
and runs the big new hotel there, the
Hale House.
III Anaconda every one seemed to
help us along, but among the number
most active and to whom we are IN
debted were: w. A. Nolan. Philips and
Shea, j. H III. Golden, e. D. Mcmahon,
Capt. d. A. Shea, Chas. Flood, Thos:
Gavin, DAILY and Marron, Thos. Ford, of
Stuart, Pat Duane, @ veteran OF the
Crimea, Patrick Gogarty, Jim Nolan,
and q host of others. .
In closing this narrative OF our west
ern trip for 1895, we cannot allow the
opportunity to pass Of making special
mention of the many acts Of kindness
and consideration shown us and The
Irish Standard by James Nolan, watch
man OF the Anaconda works at Carroll.
He is one of natures noblemen and the
best we have will be none too good TO:
Jim Nolan should we ever have the
Eleasare OF meeting him in Minneapolis
The Northern Pacific railroad must
not be forgotten while we are mention
ing our friends. No line excels it In any
part Of the country Everything pos
sible is done for the comfort and safety
of the traveller, and it is no wondar
they have the business. The officials Of
the road from first to last are the most
courteous and pbliglng we have evet
met, aud The Irish Standard wishes the
Northern Pacific nothing but the great
est success it is possible to attain. It is
entirely deserving of it.
The Irish standard., 1895-10-05
GRAIN MARKET
THE MINNEAPOLIS MARKETS.

THE MINNEAPOLIS MARKETS.
The shorts evidently had pretty well
covered their short wheat on yesterdays
advance and at the opening this morn
ing there were plenty of selling orders
but buyers We're found. December OPEN
ed at 567sc, which was top for the day,
sold down to 56c. reacted to .561ac, sold
down again to 55Mc and closed at 561sc
bid The feeling at the close was steady
and the increased demand for cash wheat
here has helped 10 strengthen the market.
Primary receipts, 1,06679O bu, against
746.000 bu last year. Of today's wheat
Minneapolis and Duluth received 728, 700
bu. The clearances were fair, 2l4 900 bu
wheat and -four from the four Atlantic
ports. They will probably not show UP
as large as last week.
Local receipts, 653 cars, against $50 cars
for i the corresponding day last year.
There was an increased demand for No.
l hard wheat sold at premiumxztiflffM
l northern, which sold at premiurn OF
A@hsc over. the December option. "A
prominent Chicago elevator man has
been a large buyer Of No. / in our mar,
lSet the last day or twi, and this has tend
ed to widen out the premium for cash
wheat. Off grades went fairly well early
but when the early orders were filled the
cars unsold had to go at q. lower price.
The Irish standard., 1895-10-05
The Winona Seminary.

N The Winona Seminary, Winona, Mimi,
a splendidly equipped boarding school
for girls, conducted by the Sisters Of st.
Rev. r Tjo. joseph 5. cotter, 3. D., viii enter enter
upon its second year Sept. I'd, 1895. It
comprises five regular departm ents Of
study. viz, a literary department, the
course embracing the grammar and aca-
demic grades; music department Of
recognized merit, a department Of art, Of
elccution and of business, each with a
thorough and complete course Of study
under teachers of high professional abil-
ity. s
q a prospectus containing terms and
general information will be mailed upon
application to the DIRECTRESS,
In Winona Seminary, a
VII HlE ,-E Winona Mimi
The Irish standard., 1895-10-05

color sells around 2se, q absetter saIullaIIty
only slightly stained OF bleached lls ats
around 30c. while e; good bright barley
would undpubted1y bring SS33tD D34c, h but a.
vet out OF this crop non e has been rscsiV-sl
ed that would answer to that descript Ion.
s&ss Ss ss FLAX. s M sss
Offerings continue large but eyenyt thing
fsstaken as soon. as placed on sale. BUY.
sers take every thing on the basis of about
5ssc under Chicago s'tss s price. 1nsl ss
The market was easy today with Offer fer
ings, in many instances going begging.
Buyers who pick up everything they
can get were out of the market at yes
terday,s prices and bought today only
at:a quarter decline. No white sold early
at-lS1ac, with buyers persistently sticking.
to 1sc bid. No. white Of doubtful qual-s
No. 8 3quoted regularly at TN @18c, with q
ity aa1l,f<; Scat n egular quo atoms.
few { qans aef sgAqd enough grade No. 8
whiteiseliing at 1S514c. No. rather infer
Tor was a good sale at l71ac and was by
no means frnSat that price. No. seedy
or dirty quoted at 6@171kc, according to
color. "a. 3 mixed 151k k@17c, according to.
quantity of black oatsgin the mixture,
No grade oats were. easy at 15@171ac, ac-
cording to quality. No. 8 white to arrive,
nothing doing. s
35l M, 5&@- RYE n
During the latter part of yesterdays s
session No. rye was wanted at BIC,
against 341zc earlier. Some few sales
were made at that price. Today the
same price t35c) was bid with some talk
of 35.bc, but up to q late hour the latter
price could not be confirmed.
NEW YORK PRODUCE
New York, Oct. 8. ourReceipts. IL
314 bbls; sales, $500 bbls; state and
western steady and quiet. b
Wheat-Receipts, 213.600 bu; sales, $780,
900 bu; No. 2 red moderately active and
steady, 4c lower with the west; trading
only local. December, e7@eSc; May,
Cor Gorn-Receipts s1,soo bu: sales $4,000
bu; No. dull and easy; Oct. 36A@37c;
December, s5 &c; No. 2, s7A@3s14c; May,
354sc
bu; No. dull and steady; October, 233asc;
December, 24c; May. 251ac; western, 240
Beef firm; extra mess, s7.5o@s; family.
s9@12.4nas 7i
Pork steady and. quiet; mess, s.75@10
Lard quiet and steady; steam rendered,
$6. .22,a. :,
Bntter--Receipts, 1884; best stock fair
ly active; western dairy, 9h@1Sc; DO
creamery, 130D221ac; do factory, S@12Aec;
Elgins, 225Ac; imitation creamery, llG
scheese-Receipts, 1887 pkgs: limited
demand and firm; part skins, 3e97c; fuil
SKINS 2@21ac .stt.tts
firm; western, 16@18c. ~. -
Sugar. firm, with good demand; crush
ed, S 1-16@5Ac; powdered, 4 11-l6@47sc;
granulated,: 4 7-16@4Ac.
Molasses unchanged.
Rice steady at 3A @6c.
Freights quiet and nominal.
Tallow, firm; city, 4Ac; country, 4as@
4zc. @ %ss
The Irish standard., 1895-10-05
r.MnRTGAGE SALE.

aia5.a3%s.S MORTGAGE SALE. if.>3is t1'l
certain mortgaee, made and dated December 10th
A. y. 1891, by Lonis y Menage .1, ana Amanda a.
Menege his wife mortgagSTs, to R william rn.n hi% m
office of the Register Of Deeds in . and for the
County Of Hennepin and State, @ OF Minnesota; on
the 18th day of January A. lSs5. at one 9 q 'ck q
and an mortgaeing 1o the following. described lots
sss g So Sc in Calhoun PARK
lots eight tsl nine {9 and ten 90 r. ooe!2 IN
cordina to the ct said edition oa
file aud Of record in the Office of the kesieter OF
Deeds il end for the G9unty o. aennep,n a ~ aha Ra
1st day Of March A. D 1892. with the note which
said morgege 6jysn to d1y asseRsd Hssn
x Wii.nnn: - Which assignment was on the ard
day of July A. D, 1856 at eleven o'clock 9. m
duly fled for record IN the Office OF the Register
and an duly recorded Re in Boof ~ Of Mortgages, On
% And ie was stipulated IN said 1aortease that said
should be subiect to specific lien Of FIVE hundred M
dollars $500! %, and that lots eight nine w
ad IL be ssobscs e
specific lien Of Eve hundred dollars making
the total amount which said mortgage was given
r. No action has been instituted at law to iecover
the land described by said mortgage OF any part
There il claimed to be due thereon and is actual
ly dus on said mortgage at the date of this notice
tie surn at twelve hundred and ninety six dpllArs
G4I2a6), which Includes one, Thousand dollars
i4lOOO) principal and two hundred and ninety Six
dollars {429b) Interest," and there is actually due
and payable at the date hereof principal
.as saae sed e
Upon lot fourteen uD. in block %: Cslho1n
Park the snm of six hundred and forty-eight
dollars (S64O. upon lots eight (), nine ~ and ten
{l0l. in block q hemington's second addition to
Where's, Default has been made in the pays
ment Of the interest, and said power OF sale has
Nov tSsrsfols, Notice is hereby given; that y
sof Iaie ii said mortgage contained, and pnrsnant
to the statute In suOh. case made and proy1dfd.
the said mortgage will be foreciosed; and satd
aboye described lots sold at public auction To- the
shishest bidder fcK cash e satisa the anountgdn
fort6 and twenty i've dollars 4s25 COY attDrney'e
stoes rs sstipulAIed In raid mortgage IN cared
foreclo1ure and the disbursm snts allow
cd by law; which sale will be made by the Ahsr1f
of thu Coanty of Hennepin and Stats .of Mime
new Court Honis. ii the City n Mime %. IL
ssid County sand State, on Honday Tho DIR
ef D.,. l, q st ten cleek in the fase
Noon of 10 ~ sxsdean ptfQl m
q
,|II ~
The Irish standard., 1895-10-05

.eave Minneapolis 7:3o pm; ST. Paul 81 0 pm
Daily. Famous North-W Western
Limited. Has Pullman and
Wagner Private Compartment
and 16 Section Sleepers and Buff
fet. Smoking Library Coaches
to Chicago. Sleeper to Milwau-
kee, Breakfast in Dining Car
before reaching Chicago. Ar
rive Milwaukee 1850 am; Chi
VA 4 cago $50 am. +
NJ For illustrated Folder FREE
descriptive of Splendid Train
Service via This Line, toSioux
City, Omaha, Kansas City, Du-
luth, Ashland, as we'll as to Mil
+. waukee and Chicago, Call on
.. your. Home Agent or Address
+ T.W. TEAsDALE,
y st. Paul.
The Irish standard., 1895-10-05
CHIcAGoePRoDUCE.

Chicago, Oct. 3-Butter-Steady; extra
creamery, 217sc; seconds, 27c; seconds, y
@16c.
Eggs-steady to firm; fresh stock, $50
151ac. a 1,
@SAc. ;s
Live Poultry-Easy for chickens at Sc:
spring chickens, SIC; turkeys firm at
.M9c. ss A.
The Irish standard., 1895-10-05
PRODUCE MARKET.

:" MinneapOI1S, TnufSuay. lOcI.. 8. y
Butter-The market on fancy creameries
is very. firm at quotations. Receipts Of ex-
tras and frsts are light and very little is
sold in a jobbing way. Seconds are firm
ana limitations higher. Dairfes Of all
kinds are moving well. Packing stock is
tslpW.Sg.; .8 .5.ss
owing. the scarcity of fine grades Of
fresh butter.
The Irish standard., 1895-10-05

N 70. st. Il. nj. q =. Ky.J -
!. Three (3) First-Class Trains
Leave Minneapolis and St. Paul
for Chicago, as follows:
Leave Minneapolis 1880 am; st. Paul 81 am
VI Daily. Bad ger State Express.
Has Parlor Car to Chicago. Ar
( rive Milwaukee 500 pm; Chi
cago, .9:45 pm.
The Irish standard., 1895-10-05

Leave Minneapolis goo pm; St. Paul es5 pm
Except. Sunday. Atlantic &
Southern Express. Has Wagner
Buffet Sleeper and FREE Chair
Car to Chicago. Arrive Chicago
500 am.
The Irish standard., 1895-10-05
gs5 JOHN GOODNOW, (sEAI
STATE OF MINNESOTA,

STATE OF MINNESOTA,
Department of S tate.
hereby certify that the within instrument
nee
and was duly recorded ia Book-No. 2, Of
- Z - - !, II - ALBERT BERG,
Secretary OF Stat g
The Irish standard., 1895-10-05

For the purpose Of organizing corporatlo1
under the laws Of the state of Minnesota, we
the un dersigned, I do here by associate ourselves
together and adopt the following articles o
interpretations:
The Irish standard., 1895-10-05

{lEES We p
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-10-18
Die 6ernouuer @eine hoben aud

Sie 6ermanner @eine bn6en AUDI
auf Der ct. Coulter Musiteuuns oer=
6iente a%uertenuune sefuuben uno bas
ben ibren Goncurrenten aus auen
5beilen oes 9anbes ben 8ans nbee.
laufen, oenn u0u oreisebn nusaeiess
ten 8reiieu uuroen Sebn ben f0leene
ben 6eriuanuer gSeiubauern 5uer=
fnnnt: 9atawbn $40, BERNHARD
9etrus; Selp SSlnno Gatarpba, $40,
StOne Sia &ein 60; 9elapare, $40.
Stune 6iu gSein 9o; @loira $40,
Oscar 2oebnis; &ieSling $40, Stpne
9ia g8ein Co.; Sues Seeblins, $40,
Oscar 2oebni9; rotber Concord $40.
BERNHARD |etrus; 9prtpns S%irginia,
$40, G5tune pill @ein 60; ebeninas
erbielt bic Stpne 0ia 2Sein 60. einen
8reis Oon $40 auf Die erDBte unb
ihDnite 9tusiteluna uun einbeimiihen
@einen loruie ben eritenYreis opn S25
uno Eiplom nui bic gr0Bte uno idbn'
lte NnsIteIlnne BON gSeinen ous ireen0
einem Eheite Der SSelt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-10-18

Sebt, nuf ct. 8crnbaro'S 66b'n
Die 9rduter iprieBeu unb gebeiben.
aus beren Gait mar 8iuen ldbaift,
@eiunbbeit 81 uerleib'u. @ern es
Gm Stublgnna 3ir gebriht, 10 nimm
iOiDrt, uno 56a're nift, ct. Bernard
arduterpiuen ein; 3luei MAIDEN ianit
Die 3drnte rein; bis reguldrber Sang
sum Srt, inbr' On nit aleiher 9piis
tort. Damn fontmt ber2tppctit nuf s
9feu', Gu iBt fir 3ipeie meirerS rem
un0 IN ueroau'it nadJ poIGem Gid,
fHblit lid 10 friid ais lpie Elm Slid.
SIR % Gents bel A~pptbetern gu
bnben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-10-18

IT. .. s. Z. 8etCrien. BON Serote
8rpue, Rp., beianb ii1 inehrcre
Sdee oieier @ode bier ais eBait bes
0erru 8aitpr S0enis uno iiottgtc oudl
uRs eiHcH oHscuehHtcu Seiuch nb.
Ir. Seterien miro nrn Sanstaa
abcuo ben s. RDuelabgr in Der Con.
serthaue cine SOrleiuns baIttH aber
-Selen u. Seller. oaS tanbIt1urtrae
uuo bIiHbe Sunbertiub. 0sr Gin
tritt uirb iar Grnpadliene uutr 10
Gents betrneeH uHh ii Der Cries IN
uUhtthdtiseH 3uedeu, iuic tic Ser.
YHesuHe ebeH IOfd,er bcSaneInAruers
them ReHiGeH ME 6elen q. aeGTsT.
befiHrfHt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-10-18

6 fpiro ME uno uimmer ~9elinacu.
Elm @emeinmeIeu, Db tlein uocr erUB.
gum 9eoeiben I'll brinseu, rucnn Die
@lieoer oeiielben partitulariiiidhe
ober bios Selbit JHtereIeu ueriolaeu.
GemeinFnn in hohem Grade nluB
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