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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-06

Eliza Burt Gamble entitled Tho Eyo'u.
ton Of Woman" These Two facts. placed
side by side. bring home 20 US At once
the utter futility OF the enllc'. discussion
on the relative positions of man ana
woman. The defence OF mrn Is under.
taken by a man, the def nee II women Us
woman. they are both special pltalers.
and as such can be no more Than aivl.
Gates. n IL impossible f1r them o. 80
themselves no as judges lnul some
being. neither man nor woman 3t once
above yet In perfect sympathy with both
can be brought into court the question
Will ever remain an open Ou.
Tho fact H., Il Is impossible f.r us. con.
stituted as We are, 10 measure things
which DO not contain a common unit
Man and woman differ not boz d..fee. bBi
in kind. IL Is rs absurd - claim that
mau as n whole T. superior o. woman
~ 10 claim the reverse ON what grounds
can We go? Take that Usually selected
hy the orrOncuf---lnfrll rtull capacity.
Al men are not cleyerer than an women.
No one In HIS senses would ae ..ft o.. AMI
its opposite Is not affirmed .f.n lv tht
most ardent "WOmaulft.' IL $50 tftIrl
not the exceptions. but The mass. what
DO We find? The ordinary man declares
the woman 10 b. devoid ot iur1..- face
ulty, power OF concentration. aHi juig-
M mt: she retortS y fIil
lacking In Imagination. unoi .eryaut. They
are probably both right iisi D.. lt because
their brains are differently constituted
or because both are stIOnE in thD faculties
which have been brought furWfri'
From his earliest schooi-t.m, through
out his business l!fe. the lNY 1gI rin
has b. forced 20 concenirt. h.s alton.
ton. however repupHsnt tlc process n.V
durable. he viii BE- lrlt Hltlr 'f.r h.II
In the race And - With 'l. .Ir~ fi-
ties The ordinary woman ,n fi. nih
hand, is bound % be op.,ftHnI 'n =
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-06
Anecdote of Hawthorne.

diapers Young PeOple)
\ very good story relating 70 Nathaniel
Hawthorne Is being told. Al one time tae
famous author was the United states
Consul a, Liverpool. During this period
there walked into his Office one day a
young man who desired assistance He
was a Yankee. he said, and had LEI, home
10 make a fortune in foreign fields, but
mad failed, and now. tired OF the struggle
In a strange land, and heartily homesic!S
as we'll. he wanted the Consul 10 provide
him with money enough TO pay his way
back 10 America.
The chief clerk. regarding rhe lad with
suspicion. and feeling that his story was
cooked up FOR the occasion, Informed MIN
that Mr.. Hawthorne could not be seen,
but the boy was persistent. and fraliy
carried his point. The clerk yielded 10 his
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-06
10000 Judgment.

Huntington CIV. Na) AdyertSer)
In 1852 the County Court Of Wayne
county. w Va. issued bonds aggregating
81. SO TO pay OF certain Indebtedness
then due. These bonds were sold to the
Society for Savings, Of New York. In
tcrest was paid on the bonds regularly
until 1883 ana 500 on the principal In
that year the County Courr refused fur
ther payments OF either principal or in
tercst. upon the ground that they were
issued without authority. Litigation
ensucd IN the Circuit COur. of the nted
States for this district. and the ease has
finally been decided by the supreme Court
OF the United States in favor OF the so
Ciety. The Judgment against wayne cOun-
~ amounts to little over $1,000
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-06

,,eht After supper he complained OF
sor,o trouble about the stomach when
,,,nycd 10 b. acute indigestion. The doc
tor was called, and considered him peter
by II o'clock F. NJ. He was not cor
sidcrcd dangerously sick in the mornins.
but while sitting in his chair he suddenly
lei 70 the floor and expired. lie WAS pro,
rrirtor Of the Durham Marble WORKS ana
a real estate agent. lie leaves VIE ana
Ave small children.
A, a meeting OF the Town Commission
cre Nessrs ]. s. Carr and benjamin ~
n,,,.e we're elected commissioners OF the
erod,d school for Fix years from TINS
date
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-06

am able TO work a good teal, q, others
not as much.
But Or. Greene's Nervura blood and
nerve remedy has helped me more thar
any other. or all the rest ~ medicines
have taken.
II cannot speak I'm TOO h.gh praise Of
Or. Greenc's Nervura blood and nerve
remedy. and | have used sixteen bottles"
DO not be a nervelsss. hesiia,'ng. anbl.
tloniess weakling. departing ~ a cure
from your weakness and disease. but D.
strong OF mind and ind5mliahe OF
courage-courage 10 make yourself strong
and vigorous again by using the great
health-restorer DR.. Grefne's Ner,un
blood and nerve remedy Remember that
resolute determination and tho use o.
this remedy wifi make you wei n shout /
be used at this season by an means. for
Il is the best OF all spring incidence
II IL not "A patent medicine. blt the pre-
scription OF the most successful living fpa-
cialist I'm curing nervous AMI chronic DIS.
eases. DR.. Greene, OF So Yves, Fourteenth
street. New York city. Tie has the largest
practice In the world anl this grand neil.
cal discover, IA the result ~ his vast OK.
perience. The great reputation ~ pr
Greene Is n guarantee tnat this meiic.n,
will cure. and the fact that he can BE-
consulted by any one M any time. free
% charge. personally or by letter. gives
absolute assurance OF the beneficial action
OF this wonderful medicine.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-06

ASHENILLE y. c.. Aprn tSpecial)
\ large delegation of New England mill
men arrived here IN q special car this
morning. and after broakfasting went
over TO Bl;morc 10 make AN inspection
Of Nanicrbiits famous palace. and left
this afternoon on the ea~t-h1unl train
Great improve are soon TO be
made in the Battery Park Hotel
Il ts said that Major H. G. Hunt. a
staunch Republican. Is u bee a candidate
for Mayor at the May election. Major
Hunt has many firm friends here. and Is
"a prominent ana wealthy man.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-06
The souti, CnroIinn Senators.

The Greenville 6. c. Daily News, in
an article on the political situation in
ulat state. says: Senator irby and Sena-
tor Tillman are slowly but apparently
certainly approaching each others hair.
The relations between them are becoming
too strained to endure long without Il
rupture. All the signs Indicate that be-
fore very long. unless there is some sud
den change there will be flying "
rocks. rakin2 over Of records. and an
exchanging OF cpithets which viii relieve
the summer Of dulneSs. iii all the long
and laneuOrous days Of that season with
mlrth ana ueiou!; Huu pi2ViGe a'nuse-
terial fer tho cheap and easy filing Of
many yawning columns in the news
pdperS.'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-06
B!OtCIleS
And Pinp!es

indicate inactivity Of the
skin. They show that the pores are
cloggcd and that poisonous refuse
matter has been denied an egress.
The accumulation Of this matter
under the skin shows in red Jumps,
blotches and possibly in pImples.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-06
WHY?

WHY, in the springtime,
do so many have that drowsy,
lifeless feeling!
WHY is there so much
backache, neuralgia, and
rheumatism!
WHY do scrofulous taints,
eruptions, and erysipelas show
themselves
WHY not admit the
truth, which is, that kidney
poison is-in the blood!
WHY, then, not put the
blood in pure condition by
curing the kidneys.
WHY not to-day resort
to that great remedy, War
ner's Safe Cure, which is the
only known specific for these
troublesl
WHY not, in a word, Use
the best remedy obtainable
for banishing disease and re-
storing health and happiness {!
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-06
fruSseF Song.

Rose Hartwick Thorpe. in Demorests)
Awaken, swee; flowers.
The snow in the valleys has melted at
las.
And the desolate night OF the year Is
past;
The ice-chains are broken, the robins are
singing
Awake TO the call Of the Easter-beils
ringing,
Awaken. . heart.
In bondage Of sin thou hast slumbered so
long.
Arise in the beauty and rapture OF song;
Arise In the gladncss Of natures adorn-
ing
Come forth in Inv strength on this glad
Easter morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-06
Prominent Physicinn Injured.

WASHINGTON. April 5.-Dr. S. G..
Busey one Of the leading physicians OF
this city. fen down the elevator-shaft at
the Concord apartment-house to-day. and
was dangerously injured. His head was
cut and his thigh: wds broken at the hip
socket.
DR.. Busey presided over one OF the most
important sections at the Information
Medical Congress held In Washington
some years since.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-06
: JOKE ~ SCOTLAND NECK.
The Good Citizens of the village
nupcd by smnrt noNs.

i1UbfU ny HDN~
SCOTLAND NECK, y. g.. April g.
(SpocialJ-For several days there has been
n rumor that large wild animal Of
some sort could be soen about the suburbs
Of the town AZ night Some said they
actually saw tho track Of a kangaroo
I'm the fields near town Excitement be-
gan 10 run hich. and last night it cul-
minated I'm The biggest Joke ever known
In these parts Some shrrwd boys
stuffed Calf-skln and suspended II by a
small cord mp a large tree near town IN
Il back lot, and after dark they Instituted
search for the alleged wild animal that
has been troubling the inhabitants. About
half dozen persons were let into tn"
joke. The party proceeded to hunt In the
direction Of the stuffed calf-skin. and
some one ospied the animal up The tree
ou a limb There were soon nearly 21)
persons at the scene. To one at a dis
tauc" u sounded like battle with small
arms. Guns and piss is were fired in
Ceeeantiy. The crowd thought IT was
a euro-ououch wild animal Occasionally
one of the few who knew about the joke
would go 10 the tree and lock up, catch
the small cord. and pail 1t. The amt
maj would move and then another vol
ley would be fired NJ 1t. This was kept
up for quite a long while. Guns were
heavily charged with huckshot, and fail
ing to bring down the animal" stll
larger load would be poured I'm, until the
kicking OF the guns was severe. Finally
some one climbed up and pushed down
the stuffed skin with q pole, and the
joke cNploded Many OF the very best
citizens in the town were on the scene,
and were very indicnant
Mr. ". W. RoWolle and wife Of Tar
horO'. spent the day Yesterday with Mr..
A. NcDOWcllau's family.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-06

SUCCESSFUL uryu,L MEETINGS.
Veterans az the N"nUrtent-iEc
U.iiNH, Commi~~ion Sustained.

Veteran, at the N"nument-ihe
tt.ilWH, Commission Sustained.
ItlNIGii Is. o.. April 5.-,Spccial)-
- tao weeks very successful series
e. meetings la- boon iu progress Ia
- Il.mul, rapu., church here, con
c.t. n tnr pastor. Rev. Ur y VI.
srr i it.V D. W. paN.s. the lri. h
,..n.-.I Th. meeting VIII practically
t..r Charles T.. stevens. " ia. south
- LEADER has sent o. Ma. r.
n coils O. large bot of giant palms,
Nh..h vn %. used Boo the decoration ot
C.Ht church ana tn Cathedral OF tho
G..I shepherd ON next sabbath. which
= Palm Sunday
4 Coincidence.
Rather singular coincidence occurred
~ tu, Confederate monument NcStcr-
u4y. Captain D. j. Tuom.s. Captain a.
a. London. Of piush1ro. aud Marshal y.
3D. Bradley OF the Supreme Court were
itauIiur tog thcr booking 40 the iuscrip-
ton. "flr-t 40 H.uuI. Last az Apo
DattoN'' Captain London remarked, 81
~ at AuloMatt1N. ana carried the order
ilr tlD last charge; ] was ON the STAFF
.. General Crimes whose troops made
1l4t famous closing charge"
Marshal bradley said. "N,n. I was at
4 thcl and was one of the four who
dumped thc feuc. and nrcI the barn
N..n Henry Wyatt was killed"
Henry WYATT was a volunteer from
; ...lmhr. ard was The first man killed
. 'h. Confederate side i'm the late war.
. ..rtrtit is now iu the state Library.
OH. Nauc. monument fund now amounts
: srt
nv 70 g. Mcmillan 90 Robeson coun-
" ls .r the third time been placed in
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-06
THEY WE'RE NOT PRESENT.
Federal officers Did Not Participate
i'm Cuban Meeting.

WASHINGTON. April 5.-1'he following
statement was given ont at the Depart
ment of Justice this afternoon:
1.-THE Attoruey-General has received au-
thentic information from jacksonville.
Fla. &C. the eject that neither United
States Attorney Clark nor United states
Marshal Mckay participated IN the meet
ing Of Cuban sympathizers al Jackson
vile, Fla, yesterday. and all reports TO
the contrary are false
ANOTHER STORY" AS KIPLING
SAYS.
JACKSONVILLE. FLA. April 5.-The
United states officials who attended the
mass-meetng held in this city last night
TO express sympathy with the Cuban revo-
lut,onists do not seem AT all disturbed
by the report from Washington that their
presence al the meeting Is disapproved
of BIZ the Federal authorities.
United States District-Attorney Clark
and United States Marshal Mckay, when
shown the dispatch from Washington
stating that Attorney General OlEey
would demand an explanation, said
they did not think that they had
violated any Of the prophecies. They
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-06
DtEntMs NEW LAW FIRM.
h"dd'n Death of Robert 4. Rogers
school foutuI siouers

IMAM X. g.. April 5.-(speciai)-
"'"''r low law-Arm was established
'.'' f'".a4y Major John w. Graham
'' IMP N-GoycrnOr Graham. one Of
'.i lrom.ncnt lawyers IN North
ifs formed copartnershlp
Co.. 1928. Boone & Boone. Of this
a. b. IS reported that the Major
s',a u4ke his residence in Durham.
.'''''' Rogers. q prominent business
go. v.i eident % this city. died
i,ry yesterday morning a, go
-, etea u years. He WAS well and
- " gsing home Wednesday
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-06

solicitation, and went Into Mr.. Haw-
thorne's private Office.
There's boy out there who insists
upon seeing you" he said. He says he's
an American, but don't believe It,
"TIl see him." said the Consul, ana.
walking out into the main Office. Re said:
well. my lad. what do YOU wantY'
The boy told him his story.
What part OF America do you come
FROM
limited States"
what Slater
New Hampshire, SIR
what town."
Exeter"
Hawthorne looked at the boy stsndily
for a moment. Then he said: "Exeter,
eh?"
Yes, SIR" replied the boy.
"Who sold the best apples In your
town. asked Hawthorne.
"Sklm-MiIk Folsom. SIR" returned the
boy.
Hes all right" said Hawthorne. with
n smile to the clerk. give him his
Dasgage"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-06
THE NEW FASHIONS ARE Aj7Il,
According to the calendar spring IS here.
Likewise the Spring Suits and Oyercoats.

According to the calendar spring IS here.
Likewise the Spring Suits and Oyercoats
The prophecy has come true. We PROMISED 70
boost perfection up point or two higher Inc Try.
inc has succeeded. If we do say 1t ourselves
there never has been such bangup' good STOCK
shown before
Beyond compare now-you'll agree.
Already you're speaking your apprec"tlon'.uo'
in words---in actions Your satisfaction is con'''
gous---it has spread-,-new faces tell us no" deep
has struck in" H.,
The better we do--.the more do. We've done
our best-and we'll do the biggest business ms &C."
son we've ever done
That's our reward Biz,
Yours is greater variety to select from'~a I DIs
GER mouey's worth You can see that ID ~, ,D'''
Leather Cloth English Covert Goats Ours are on
While everybody else asks $2o-and we i snow ~"
the correct coat fright in shortness---1Sn' ~
makeup. If you want longer ones---no sooner sa.
than seen.as long as you want 'em--.hgherp l.''
and lower priced.--but the best for the money 80
every price
The Suits are superb all
The Uats.the Shoes--the Neckwear--are an a.
ready All flavor of spring---ali smack "a
same superiority that makes Saks leaders
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-06
EuueraI Notice.

The remains OF LAURA DOUGLASS,
Youngest child Of Rev. II. r. and NJ +.
Williams. will arrive here SUNDAY
MORNING by Richmond and Danvi'le
railroad at s o'clock. Burial will take
place in Hollywood from train.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-06
THE MAN AND THE WOMAN.
Difficulties In the Way of Settling
the Questions at Issue.

The Pall-Mall Budget comments on an
article Nv Strndberg IN the January No.
Of the Revue Blanche called "-'he
Inferiorlty Of Women" II is a cOinci-
dence that the Spectator OF the same
week contains review Of book by
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-06
LOST. sTRAYED, AND FOUND.

LOST. IN THE STREET YEsTER
DAY FRIDAY AFTERNOON. A LARGE.
BLACK AND TAN DOG. ought to an
swer to the name Rover" Had on sub
stan,lal collar, with brass plate Tor name.
and medal. Return TO 23ll east Grace
street Reward. ap 6-lt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-06
The Record of Cotton Fires.

Last Sundays Richmond Dispatch was
indeed a great paper.-Floyd Press.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-06
LOST EITHER on TRAIN BE-

TWEEN Ouanfico and Richmond OF IN
Richmond. 4 SMALL CHAM0I5 BAG
contalnng a draft on aa Eaglish pans;
made payable AZ any American nations
turned 10 the Commercial Hotel. this city
40 6-ils
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-03-29
elephant ma pihtsr.

Sim ~. September he's Sabres 1915
begriEte nit enoloIem Subel uuo hO5s
neueern 3arnf cas- Self Der .eluiser
Stost" einen Icltiaulen aufsne. dit
elmer rpmiIten Soaa befleibet, ias ani
hem 4nfeu eires Giepbanten, Dor unS
hinter ii6 TauteR uno Srcmpcteu,
erauitdtiih Elm Siam, Ger ME Elm
5riumphatcr Die uni i'm heruni far.
meuSe Menee sriiSte. Gs par Der
Sihfer 8arabalIc. Spottluitiae
Sreunne, On Ger Spise Der Saroinol oa
Sibiena batten inn, ben auf ieiueR
Tifterruhm in ldherliditer Neife
eineebiioeten. noIeeIpieselt, er merne
ami eos anpitol seInbrt uno bort, slsi6
eiuem Eetrarcn, gum Oi6ter sefrout
mereeu. Stplsen 3lides mas or bic
ibu unigeheuoeu 3olfsbaufen, oa-ein
Sdrei-aR Der Gngelsbriide angefoms
men, psrpeiserie Ger elephant oen
0ieuit une-ihattelte ben arrien did.
ter ab. 8eifmust Iao ftaubie uabu,
8arnballo ieinen Gnd;us: e puree
linn flar, oas or mn sur Selulfiauna
bon gan; Som sesient bate, bic Yofie
"a aus. Ger ELEPHANT aber rafte
iid fur bic itm su~eemeneete 3olle,
ifliirfte aus einem ridbeu Gaiiertroae
nit ieiuem lausen 9fniiei @afier elm
uno bsiprieie ~ gro6er Selultigung
fin Sfle, Die lih IN Si6erbeit nuBieu,
bic 3uihauer auf Der StraBe uub On
ben 6eufteru. Tod arn 8atifan, mo
Rapit Geo Der ,3ebnte am Jeniter
ffano, iant er Sreimnl in bic Snie.
9ieieS Huge, seiebriae Sbier itanb
bel ben 3orneru in grocer @unft. Der
Soui9 bon Sortueal bate eS uebeu
onoeren reifen @eidenfen benz Papite
perebrt. Sein @eringerer ais 8afael
peremigte bieIen Giep1nnten, Elm
oamalS in europa duserit islteu se,eis.
ties 9bier, burd cine abbilbune. @io.
panni garile. Der fir Die pdpfliden
3imner bic 3biiren unb Seniterldoeu
in Soli ifniste uno in 6arben aus
lsste, benuete baS ohen eeidiloerte
Greisui6 gu elmer fiiuitleriideu Tar'
itelluue urb elm pdpitliter Sammers
herr lies inn cine @rabiuIhrift bid.
ten, Die Srancesco Ganeellini iiberlie.
iert: Der elephant nal unlierbli6er als
Der Sihter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-03-29
Wie 1T Dies!

Bir bieten ~einbunoert Dollars Be::
lobnuns fir ieoen 5nn o aniarrb,
Der uiht ourh GInnsbmen BON 9aa's
Rotorrb Rur 9ebeilt ueroen fan1.
3. 8. 6 benep& 6 o.. Gi9enib.,
9oieoo, 8.
@ir. bic untsrJeihrsten, BADEN 5. s.
9beusp Ieit ben lsbtsu 10 Subren 9e'
tdnnt uuo balteH IGN fir uoItOmmsu
ehrenbnit IN naen GeidditsOerbaujluus
gen uno f%innn5Isn beid5isi. nne o lei
uer 5irmn einseannasnen Serbinol'9s
fsitsn III eril0su. @et& ErunI.
9rUBpouosl' 9rOguiiteu, IOlebp, ..
% atbtng, 8iruau&@ arui n.
GIoB6anoelss 3 rosuiiten. To!eoo. D.
9nq's aotnrrb-8ur ipiro mnerli6
9enommen uno mint brett nnf ons 8lut
uno Die Idleimissn OberFdttn bes
SpitsHts. 9sugniiie iret u%erianot.
8reis 75c. fir bic 5tnide. 8erfnufi
con eQer Npotbefern.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-03-29
pumHais.


Has Sapon pno etlHrisbtn:
..Gos Deislite SattrsHs. psItcs be
SaiitIin oon Sopln isst Seairn ess
6sIesusrs fat he &ohsinau or Imp.
pap ists ssssiss bat. hes;lRosi lih oni's
ntus eoenid. ea6 ne chi ihre ScIsn
olsH u<IiBnmtltgu SUIeatsn ,anJslsne
9l'romssrH nuiEeHea 5iu. Suul
Sid aitbt - ouss,CrseEilin rpsmlae
iapanIlde Selpansetr. 5sc ms,lsn
SoieGtsp. wes1e IN esa Seipil6tsrH
iiseeH. leIssH Oh eSr Suhr resr hatfa
sllrurCue Sl,eosr- uns IsIhI oisie
Sale fHo MD, 10 snhlrtia. iuie mau
tdi:t tsiur6trH maHsu, peu 10 uprirtfs
lid ncmsrilih III SssHa oaI 2leieuna
inr eie NonaI9aitsu ssierst p;re. Is
II watr. coB pieI con nsa dHsua eInrs
lapaniitsH SolraitE aus EapIer beiteht.
2ie Snplaer urtehsR &c aber, ous
Sap,sU TN Sle,ouussfuf ausufsiii.
esu, rusIhss bic MISUNDERSTANDING
adFclibirs's isbc gut erles'u tIHu. Sa
iapautihsu Sidoteu Fuo Die 2doeu
peQsr pdpitrusr S6de, 1oieu. St,umpie
Ii 10. SIe hdbeu au6pfe uno Beias,
als Oh Tie sIu0,i Rnt Sur 8dihc ssihidt
t6Hnteu. Ger Ausus foitet III
l Rarf, tdtt otsr frsItid uur cine &Os
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-03-29
Snsi Ttttn asrcffet.

Sex 5ruu Bh6bs 3homas poH Sumo.
lieu Giip, 81, iuuree con ibTen 2ufie-
ren ssiost. eas Ie ole SSpinsiu6t
babe uno isias SOHnuns FIR ibr a,beu
iei. utsr Stpsi 6Iaiten uou IT. ains's
Rem Eiseopsyn babsn fe sraHSIs5 Sc,
htili, uua ME iaet. ihr aetsa ssrttist.
Ssrr 7bCmaa Gsssts, 13s 5torISa
Str, SanSraneiseo. Iitt an siHsr itus.
reu Grtdituus uao mar Der Sapiue-
in4t nabt. bate oass rbHs Gricls at
braHdt. fault, sauz cine Sfai5e Or.
Sings Sem 3iiereerp uno Har in sirei
&C6su sebsiit. CT it natariuA eanf.
Bar. SOl6e aureu tspsiTsn Die man
bsrpcIs Sraft esi,r Rtbisin seseu
Gridttunseu anb Suasn. syei grpse.
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