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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-03
Thin Children,

The reason why they are thin is
because their food does not nourish
them. Probably they do not as
simulate enough fat. Cod-Iiver Oil
is the most easily aSsimilated of all
fats, but in its natural state it upsets
the stomach and derangeS the d.
geStOn.
In SCOTS Emulsion of Cod-liver
Oil with HypophoSphites this diff
Guilty is overcome. 1t is half-di-
geSted already and is very palatable.
Children grow fat on it when all
other food fails to nouriSh them.
Donf6r prrsmadtd 10 arctpta sn65nmts!
Scott BOVINE. NY. All Druggists. SOC. and 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-03
COLUMBIA 1858 ANIMAL DINNER.

Tho class Of 80 OF the School OF Arts. Columbia
College held its second annual dinner last night
at the Arena. In Thrty-hrst-st.. near broadway.
The class glee club present. TO help enliven
the reunion and good fellowship rcigned supreme.
Covers were laid for about thirty. The speakers
and the toasts TO which responses were made were
as follows: W Il. Donnell. POSTMASTER; W. +.
Whyland. Looking Backward: ). ii. Heating.
.The World as ! Have Found IT.: II. T. Wade.
SO in Tribe; y. q. Johnson. The Future Co
Iumbia'; A: T.. Terhune; People Have Talked
With. G.. f.. Simpson, '93 AT the Bar"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-03
CARY ESTATE TRUSTEES AND THE CITY.

An applica ton FOR "A mandamus against the Con-
troller was made in the Supreme Court yesterday
TO Justice Beach by Daniel +. Hays representing
william p Montague and others trustees OF the
Cary estate and grown out OF the award 10 the
estate by the Commissioners In the matter OF the
widening OF College Place.
The award was 81 90 and the suit IL for inter-
.s fron, the time OF the confirmation OF the report
~ m. commissioners, May 5. 1884, The case IS
an important one II opens the question as 10
v,be,hrr IN. CITY Is liable for four months inter-
est on awards OF over 100000. Justice Beach re-
served deC.so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-03
ALnrnMEx 10 PETITION TIE AEaIsLArrNE

The Street Cleaning Committee Of the Board ~
Aldermen yesterday reported N favor of peuuonins
the Legislature to change the present law 30 as 10
allow truck owners to keep their trucks IN the
e,re.,e The law al present only allows me Use Of
certain streets. Tho board adopted resolution TO
that effect
Alderman Noonan introduced resolutions OF regret
over the death OF Judge MARITIME. wA!ch were
adopted by rising vote
The Committee on Markets reported II i"No' o.
.,,t,,. ,vor Lssov Market for school purposes and
taking the rooms at present occuplsu .! Niiny mn
Navy veterans with that object. Inc report Was
Laid over. $50 o.or. ., tho .cs
Five Brooklyn Aldermen We're present al 'hf 49, 49,
sior They were Alvin r. walsh, Adam H. l'ecii,
I;rncst lain and Mcssrs. Colson and dunno.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-03
REFEREES APPOINTED.

Supreme Court.
by Beach. !.
Matter OF ieaney- Frederick j. Dieter
y. Y. and |. l. Bridge 60. vs.. Skelly-Noah Davis.
Fairchild Scully-JRmcS Il. Torrance
Well rs. Barnett Augustus &. Brown.
Summer We. JHst-Iohn D"lahunty.
ilfclier Gill--.oseph FettretCh.
Abbott Abbott--JOhn Delahunty.
by Ingraham. j.
People. ETC. y Y. Real Estate Building Improvement
Co ~. BarkorEiislla h Camp
by Barrett. J.
Matter OF Sheldon-Wliam NJ. Hoes
Common Pleas
BookstaVer. !.
Powell Donno,on-Louis Hanneman.
RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
supreme Court.
BY Beach. T.
People. etc. vs. Bentley. Knish. Electric Co-Edward
Wells IT,
Common Pleas.
BY Bookstaver. j.
Moses Il. Macay Edward Kely-Georse c. Hallock
''' S~~'eN - -~''ON"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-03
N1NY MEN OUT or EMPLOfMENI.
THE HAvEMEYER SUGAR REFINERIEs TO CLOSE
To-DAY-BRoKEN MACHINERY SAID
To Ri THE CAUSE.

To-pAY-BRoKEN MACHINERY SAID
TO RI THE CAUSE
The Havcmeycr sugar rehneros IN the Eastern
District OF Brooklyn. VIII shut down to-day Tor a
period ~ two weeks. throwing several thousahd
mon out OF employment. The men received notice
~ tho suspons.on % work Yesterday. They have
hardy recovered from tho effects Of their long spell
90 ldlcncss last December. They have no means OF
support other than their work In the refneres'
and all ara in poor circumstances. many having
large families depending upon their small earn
luEs.
Superintendent Bcndernasle. when s"en yeS'eF-
,, ,t1 tho ,,o.ing 81 the works Was TO make
rc,,irs when asked II {, was the usual order
= shut down a, th,s sine of the year he shruggcd
his shoulders. and replied. 90" ell, can say
that 10 IT," -, -. -
II - Havcueycr said YESTERDAY that the re-
ene~v would start 40 again just as soon as re-
pairs ID the machinery had been made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-03
YORK OF THE GRAND JURY.

CONSIDERATION OF THE POLICE CASES SOME IN
DICTMENTs MAY BE HANDED IN TO-DAY
The oyer and Termner Grand Jury. which is con-
siderng the police cases went into session little
before O'Clock yesterday afternoon. Only few
witnesses examined. and they We're poorly
dressed Hebrews from the East Side. The Grand
Jury appeared to be getting the final evidence for
some Indictments, which, 1t is thought, may be
handed In this morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-03
STERLING MOUNTAIN DTRECTORS.

The annual meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Sterling Mountain Railway Company was held yes
terday at No. a Wall-st. The follow ne were elected
directors: John Cook, ir. James +. Scott. Victor
Guilon. Peter r. Barlow. James b. Rowland, Mac
geane Coke. William Il. Anderson. Henry H. Knox
and Benjamin Moffat. jr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-03
pyCrsr INSPECTION SYSTEM CHANGED.

President Murray Of the Excise Board announcer
Yesterday that the board had decided TO abollsh
tho ,vatcm Of INSPECTING the city by Assembly
districts and would return 10 the old system OF
precincts The change was made To prevent poiitcs
from affecting the inspectors The Excise board
will also be able work III closer touch win Inc
police In the duty Of enforcing the sunday Excise
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-03
LEHIGH AND NEw-ENGLAND RAILROAD
COMPANY.

Philadelphia. April THE purchasers OF the prop
erty and franchises OF the Pennsylvania Pough-
keepsie and Boston Railroad at the foreclosure
sale held on December Il. 1894, met here and IN
Camden ~ j. to-day and organized new corpora
ton The meeting in this city was presided over
by John W. Molly. The title adopted for the new
corporation was the Lehgh and New-England Rail-
road Company. and the capital stock Was nxso
at N50oo divided into 5000 shares OF par value
Of $50 a share There also authorized TO be Is
sued 81 10000 OF bonds. Bylaws were adopted and
the organization was completed by the election OF
William Jay Turner president and the following
Board OF Directors: William Il, Scott John w
Molly Joseph F SiEnott. W. W. Gibbs, W. W. kultS
and Simon Pfaezer. ,, A.. ...,
The new company contemplates making the roa1
4 tnrough line from SItngton Penn. 10 Camppeil
Hall. y Y, and establishing connecting INK
between The anthracite coal regions OF M
and the New England States Beyond this the poll
icy OF the new corporation has not been outlined
The meeting in Camden took the same ACTON a.
the one in this city, and was necessary because
part OF the road passes through New-Jersey
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-03
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
THE ANTHRACITE COAL SITUATION.
.. l,-r, oo,, ROD A sETTI.EMEST OF

THE ANTHRACITE COAL SlTUAIloN'
ENCOURAGING OUTLOOK FOR A SETTLEMSsf W
THE EXISTING DIFFICULTIES
Notwithstanding all reports TO the contrary there
i. every reason TO believe that settlement OF 'hs
difficulties of the anthracite coal trade VIII DC e.-
fec,ed satisfactory TO every company cohcerhs0.
Tnere was a report In Wall street Yesterday A.s
n,,oh h,d developed in the efforts to bring about
=, settlement, This occurred at the meeting OF ths
presidents last week and was announced IN Inv
Tribune in It's report OF the meeting TWO OF Va.
corooanies refused accept their alioImehss Ss
g "a now believed that such concessions WIN pg nsas
as 70 make the agreement satisfactory 10 all coa-
cerned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-03
BITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

BITS OF legal NEWS
Justice BeelIman in the Supreme Court yesterday
handed down "a decision denying the application OF
George "A. Smith to serve an amended complaint
In the suit brought to restrain the Mercantile Trust
company from voting several million dollars worth
OF the STOCK OF the Bay Stale Gas Company and
other companies controlled by Mr. Addicks OF Del.
aware - ~
In the original injunction suit Mr. Smith sci forth
tnat ne was bondholder In the Bay State Gas
company, or Delaware, and he afterward asked TO
serve an amended complaint to the effect that he
was also stakeholder This after the case
on the hrst injunction had been argued before Jus
uce Patterson. The decision does not affect the
hrst suit now under consideration by him.
Charles Mansfield. a vigorous old veteran OF the
Cr'mean War and the War Of the Rebellion.
was run over by wagon OF the Ncw.York Trans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-03
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In this diagram a continuous white line shows the
changes pressure indicated by Tho Tribunes SELF
recording The broken line represents the
pcrsture recorded Perry's Pharmacy
Tribune once. hprl 3. IA. m.-The weather yesterday
cloudy rain night. The temperature ranged
between 80 aud - degrees. the average t2J being :.
higher than Monday and -. higher than on the
responding day last
The weather Is likely continue showery to-day
kbiy clearing IN the afternoon evening and colder
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-03
HEARING IN THE DANA CASE POSTPONED

Argument IN the case Of Frank p. Noyes OF
WASHINGTON, against Charles 4. Dana and william
NJ Lafrap on a motion for writ OF removal 10
the District OF Columbia, where the indictment Tor
criminal libel was found against the deiendal's'
which was 10 be heard yesterday before Judge Ad-
dison T,rown In the United states District Court
was az the request Of Elihu Root counsel Tor MI.
Dana, adjourned until next Friday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-03

fer Company and severely injured recently q
Eleventh and Hudson SITS. His attorney, hmanoos
T. s. Hart has brought suit against the company
for So 600 damages.
A judgment for IS $50 IS was entered IN the on.
nreme Court yesterday against Ferdinand Waro
=, .a,.or ~ Tir,nv g. Co The action was based
mon ~ two promissory notes made by Ward In Dc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-03
A RUMOR ABOUT SIR CHARLES "iLSoN'
HE MAY ACCEPT THE PRESIDENCY VI ih~
GRAND TRUNK RAILROAD.


4 report In Wall Street which comes from Lou.
do, g. that Sir Charles RiversWilson has agreed
-. aoc.n, tho presidency OF the Grand Trunk Rail-
way He was born in London in February. lAl'
and has held many British Government POSITIONS
In 1873 and 1879 ne was Finance Minister to Esyp.
and subsequently, was made president OF ne EsyEs
Ian Deb, Comm sson. He has been tntlmateeasy
conn.cted with the affairs OF the Central racine
Raiiroad and was recently In this country On
tour OF inspection OF that line III '"e i'eA W -
Enrlsh stockhoiters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-03

the Whitehead The Stiletto will shortly have her
boiler ready as TO carry on trials OF the
Howell torpedo. being fitted for such.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-03
SUPREME COURT CALENDAR.

Washington. April THE day call Of the Supreme
Court OF the United states for Wednesday, April
2 vii; be - follows: Nos. rs, "a 2l 20 81 2oS.
~ 25S 80 and 2-V). and 25l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-03
MR.. CLARKE NOT TO LEAVE UNION PACIFIC

MR.. CLARKE NOT TO LEAVE UNION PACIFIC
ST. Louis. April IS H. II. Clarke OF the Union
Pacific Railway. authorizes an explicit and en-
phatc denial OF the story that he is about TO aoan-
don his present Office and return TO the presidency
OF the Missouri Pacific. The rumor mas oeeh CIT
culated industriousy during the last two or three
,,ceks and has been mentioned several times 10
dspa tches from New-York Mr. Clarke says. now,
eyrr thar II il absolutely without foundation ana
that he does not understand how II gained credencs
or currency.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-03
me UEdTUER REPORE
THE STORM CENTRE PASSES EASTWARD

TIE STORM CENTRE PASSES EASTWARD.
Washington. Apui THE storm central Monday even
,,g over the Ndl, Atlantic states has passed on the
,,i,r,. Comet attended by showers the Made and
south Atlantic states and tho Upper ohio Valley and ey
r,iu over the Florida pcn!nsua- storm Of slight energy
IL central north Of Montana and the barometer han
fallen r.pidly In Middle Rocky Mountain districts
r., ,.r,.,,ur. has fallen In tn. districts 81 tho
M.sspp and south the Ohio RIVER and has risen In
liz. Western states Fair weather has prevailed frun the
Mi-... slrni River Ia tho Rocky Mountains.
ard cooler weather is Indicated for the Middle
and south Atlantic states the central valleys and the
lp.- regions the weather Will be warmer ana generally
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-03
nrrAILrn FORrcAsT rOK TO.DAY.

For Maine Ncr-Iianpshre and Vermont partly cloudy.
with TAIN near slight changes in temperature,
north, asst winds.
For MAssachusetts. Rhode Island and Connecticut.
thowcrs. northeast winds.
For Eastern York showers; fresh norheriy winds
For Eastern Pennsylvania. NewJersey. Delaware, the
District Of Columbia Maryland showers followed dur
Ing wednesday by clearing weather. northery winds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-03
SEEKING TO ABRoGArE A LEASE.

Milwaukee, April Some time ago the receivers
Of the Northern Pacific Railroad petitioned the court
for authority to abrogate lease made several years
ago With several roads centrelng AT ST. Paul ana
Minneapolis whereby the Northern Pacific acquired
the right TO use certain tracks OF the other roads
Judge Jenkins to-day made an order nxinE ApTii
% for the hearing.
THE ATCHISON REORGANIZATION PLAN.
The Atchison Joint Reorganization Committee
met yesterday but only routine business was
transacted. When Mr.. King. chairman OF the COM
nittee returns his trip the Atchison sys-
TEN, the plan for reorBanzing the properly VIII %
made public.
FOR NEW CAR-LINE IN CHICAGO.
Chicago. April THE Chicago Subway Arcade
and Thctlon Company was incorporated at Spring
field yesterday with capital stock OF NS.ooo0o.
The object stated the charter Is to construct sub
ways In Chicaso and operate line or cars Win
dummy engines.
EARNINGS OF THE ST. PAUL LAST WEEK
Chicago April 2.The earnings OF the Chicago
Milwaukee and St Paul Railroad for the fourth
week OF March were $685. for the corresponding
week OF 1894, sSS2.953; decrease. N3o99s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-03
BIRDS THAT ARE SLANDERED
MRS. OLIVE THORNE MILLER ENTERS A
DEFENCE OF THEM.

SOME OF THE FEATHERED CREATURES THAT
FARMERS DELIGHT TO KILL ARE IN REALITY
THE AGRICULTURISTs' BEST FRIENDS
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SelbHmorS-
Ter IS Sabre alte 8i6aro
6lubr erIhieBt ii6-

Ter faurH IS Sabre nlte Sifnrn
Der ianaite Sobn unieret giit-
burgers. Germ swoD 5iubr. besiEg
in Der 8nht uon Sunrtne am Hon
tas Selbnmorb, iuoem or Iih nit ei=
mem 8eoolDer eritUs.
Ter lebensmHoe SaHsliHg ma erlt
Dor etua sUei ROdlsn Ha6 81. 2ouis
sereif uno mar ais 9ssriiHs in oas
0eihdft Der Suhbiuoer jirHIn
i5lammeer & Grnbl eiHsetreten,
ais Ct in Ger Sountas 8ntht nit
bem IL llbr 3Hse snus u%nerTuartet
surudtebrte. CbHe traenoDp eiHSu-
tehren ano Ielbf am 6lterHbaaie uur
6eiaeheao. leHite er leine Shritte
nadl Dem Saiebaa Bari, no er, nab
benz CT nod Gin 8anr &orte IIudtie
auT cine snrte geihrieben. cen Re-
uoluer an bic redtc Shlaie ieste unO
aborudte. aui Der aarte, bic i'll lei
ncr 5aidyc eeiunoen wurbc, itanOen
fulaenoe @orte:
sd bin Ieste 8nht eetpmmeu.
Sd bin oieies 9ebeu nIuoe-uuo ourunl
babe id MID eridoneu. Ridaro
Tluhr. Sept. 30, 1895
Ter 9eidnnm tpuroe am 9t0ntae
Roraeu pom 8uriibergchen6cn an
@eee liesenb eefuuben uno belt
Trieoens,idter Rebiamcn ann ielbcn
Horaeu nod bic 2eiacuidau ab.
@as oos eiaentlide NOtiu mar,
oas ben ungludlideu 5uu9eu 81 bic
lem uersipeiTelten S6ritte trieb, tonn.
te nidt ermittelt mer0en, oUd iual
oerielbe ltets CUR Neland]olie gcnel9t
ais Jolge zines AninIIe5 DOT SUn.
nenitit bon benz or uUr mebrerer
! 2Sabren b%eInlen luuroe.
Die 8eeroiguns fnno an IienstaG
pom Der elterli6en @ubnung aus au.
benz Itaotii6en 5rieob0ie inter 5abl
rcider 9beilnnbnle itntt.
Die tiefbetrubteu Gltcrn Oerliberr
mir unlerer i~nnieiten lbciInabme il
ibrer Id)meren Stunoe tieIer Setriib
mis-.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-10-04

nerr 5rjs 6auac. Ger spalautc
Sirth oer FARMERS Grdlauae-. fei
erte lssteH Snuu;as ie5u 50. @icogu
fen in ~i1leHHcr &eiie in areiic Iei
Her Hahtrsidlgn 5efaHnten uHS
dreusloe. Sic 8p0hci gauo ipluie
Die AitaIieosr oss Seiaaasgercias
oarHIpHie beshrtea i'm Saaie oe,.
abeHi,s bas sebavtstaastiaa NIT ei.
rem Stin0heu. SCI gQHiit urih
@eiaIig uHo bar sa5TrcunoGchieu Ee
ruir;hana Sea sHpurtDmasenbeH a
5ilnVii NIB ieirer liebcnsspar0iaeH
Satin vsrIrrifcH Die Smueea nur
nusH raid aso Die @~siIssrtarSe bal
&c idpH seitl.aacn. ais tie sahls
reinsn c~'Eaiuiaafen, benz Beburts
tnsstiHbc npc1naais fIcbe S~siebsrtear
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GIN fdItbIutigfr 11toro.
@m. GAIT pom SpGn 9artlp
III Wtuunt Sterttug err
idUiler.

Gin tnltbfntiaer Mtur0 muroe lebs
ten Jreitno bel MUunt Sterlin9, IN
uniercm County, uerubt, Der bic &c
mubner jener 8egeno i'll Die 9roBte
4uiresung p%cricbte.
g9ilbelm Qolt luar fruber bel
Muunt Sterlin9. oos ettua 26 Yiei
ZEN pun 0ermnun, ant 8%asconooe
licat, ais 6abrmonn tboti9, bod iuurs
DC linn leBtes 5riibiabr eiae @ieoer=
bemiIiouno Der 2i5en3 pot oer9OInz
III Court pertueiQert uuo SObn 8tet
uun oerielbeu gum 6abrntann erlannt.
9ebterer ernanute einen lungen
Wonn, 8artens Subu 6artleu, unt fiir
Inn bic Sabre 81 bciUr9en. Die
8crfueioerung bon Qalt's @eiudJ unt
cine Qiscns ieitcns Der County Court,
oermeinte Calf mebrcren ieiner Nadz
6arn gu ucronnten gu baben un0 CAB
0ieIes su uieocrbOlten Streitiateiten
stuiiden ben 5reunoeu 2alt'8 uno
ben NuhdnQern oeS neuen 6abr=
mannes AnlnB uno 5rpar mar Die
Grbitteruna cine 10 erUBe, 0nB cine
uiicne 6cboe unb SlmtoereieBen be
iurdltet muroe. 2alt, Der lif ge=
fueiaert bate, iein Boot uUm 9ano=
~ungsplnbe gu eutiernen. muroe rue9eu
8eriperruna zines Dfentlihcn @eges
beItraft uno on CT bic 3ablune Der
Strnie perrpeigerte, in Die Sail ee=
fporien. Hnfoem or Die ibnt auier-
leate Straie nbgeienen bate, tebrtG
or nnd Wpunt Sterlina 5urud
Mehrcrc Wpnate ipdter, ais Cali
uno oencn 6rou lih bel Nahbarn 81
8eiuh beianoeu, brauutc, udbreut
Der 8nd)t, ons @obnbaus Der SAINT.
lie nieoer, uuo nm nit tnappcr 9Uti
entainaeu srpei Der aiuber. Die su.
rud9elahen uarcn unb idllicfcn, oeu
Seucrtuoe. 8rnnoitiftuue mur0,
oernuthct uuo Der SAL tuuroe uUl
bic @rauo 3urp aebradt, bod febt
ten uberIubrenoe 8elueiie.
am leeteu 6reitna Soruittaa &c
gen 10 llhr. fuuute 2nlt I'll eiueu
Rnd)bar achen uuo troi etiua 1Ot
CARDS uon ieiuer @obuuuq euticrHt
oen luuaeu Seize &uuou. eiueu Ser
maubteu 0ortlep'S. Der nit eineI
ShrutiIiute beipniinet, amt &eae las
Colt meinte CO idbe ucroddtia aus
odB 8Ouop nit eiuer 5liute it'd ihn
IN ben &eg itcut uuo frue oenIelbel
ub er ibm nuiaclnuert babe. Sab
rcuo zines furscn @urtped1icfs be
nd ;iuiifeu ben bcioen eutipaun
tam oartlcp etIiaf berauaelauieu
eutriB @uoop Die 5liute unb idjui
20lf. pbne ein SSuvt III oerliercn
oarh Die SrHf. i'm aneenbiidlid
tooteuo. auh aui Sraa 9als, 81,
SDles abEeno. partteg aefulqt mar
leste Der R0rbcr bic Glinte an, oud
beiann or fih eiHes Se6ereu un0
uadJ benz 9aocu oee 6rn. =. Stdper
totter Iauieuo, srpnna or Den sauf
MANN sur oeronsgabc BON Satrunsf
uHo indte aeiolst BON &ouOg DAD
gseite.
Ter GruiUroetc Ipdr. wie uns Sc
ridtet iuiro. uHbesuofne; uuo bate
in aGer 0eH,ntbsrube iciHc Sie5i.
sernuht. bic ielbH. ais Der Eos ihr
credit bate, nDh in isinem Rnnos
mar.
lie ArfresnHa in Der Sntsbari
lf,ait. nj i'd Der RDro ereienete
il cine erDse RnO uirb Aass ueriahl
IA 5SasSas R1xnexS ma s~,-~a
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-10-04

2lls uniere llrGr)Bnutter Gun bic
pcrcmptoriidbe Giulnou1o crbielt, aus
benz beimiihcn Rorooieie berouS5u-
treten, mocbte lie crit bic Gutoeduno.
oaB lie eiQeut(ih gar uidtS onSu=
5ieben babe uu6 tic tlaQte.-8ir
tDmuen SHUTTER Goa meQeu bicier
Stage oar uidt ltnrcdt aebcu, ober
mcnn Iroueu unb Wdb6eu Der Sect.
Seit, bic in Souunct uu0 Seioe eebeu,
mod inoen, tic hatten uid]ts nn5u.
5iehen, Damn bDrt Die @emltblidJteit
aRi.
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3tst III Die Feitt e5tit

bel ben, llnterSeidnetcn S~a;tleruda
rcn su tdnicn, ocHu obetctdl Die Ereis
ie oaf 3eoer o 10 bis II Gents bds
Sfnae in bic o1he geaanaeH iino. per
laurie ids ale S1ttterIuoaren bic i'd
Ieet ar 0ouo babe. ~ ben alton BIZ
Iiaeu YrciicH. 3d babe cine arosc
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