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The herald., 1896-08-09
In the Contest Over the Fair
Millions
MRS. CRAVEN'S CONTRACT
By Which She Claims Marriage to the
Senator
Short ard Simple fspers on Which Hay
Depend the Possession OF the
Great Estate
Associated Press Special Wire.


SAN FRANCISCO. Aug S.-Mrs.
Nettie r. Craven today produced her
much talked-o of marriage contract with
the late James G. Fair. Mrs. Craven was
too i'll to go into court. and her deposit
ton was taken at her home
The marriage contract is in her hand
writing and has no witnesses nor any
notarial seal. Mrs. Craven says the no
tarial seal was purposely withheld to
avoid publicity The marriage contract
reads as follows
1898 Sutter street. San Francisco, Cal,
May 90, 1892: take Nettie r. Craven to
be my lawful wife. JAMES G. FAIR.
II take for my lawful husband James
G. Fair. NETTIE r. CRAVEN
Mrs. Craven said that although the
contract did not bear a notarial seal,
Senator Fair had acknowledged the con-
tract before Notary Lee d. Craig. Short
ly after the marriage she had consulted
Judge Sullivan as to its legality and was
told the marriage was legal If recorded
Notary Craig recorded the marriage con-
tract in a notebook.
Mrs. Craven also produced the last
letter she received from Senator Fair
1t was as follows
December 16, 1894.
Dear Mrs. Craven: thought would
see you today. ! am a sick old man.
want you to keep my will of September
"a safe. 1 want 1t to knock out all the
papers those fellows are dragging me
into signing. Your papers Charles re.
turned to me ] want to deliver to you
in person. Kindly. as ever,
JAMES G. FAIR"
The will referred to in the letter is the
pencil will, Which, if accepted, will
knock out the trust clause of what Is
claimed to be the regular will.
Another document of Importance
which Mrs. Craven submitted, was let
ter said to have been written by Fair to
her on December IS, 1894, about two
weeks after his death.
The importance of this letter lies in
the fact that 1t is construed as a repub-
lication of the pencil will by reference.
1t is In point Of time the latest reference
to any of his wills attributed to Fair.
and If it amounts to a republication it
post dates the republication of the trust
will made when Fair created a trust by
placing $4,000 in the hands of w. s..
Goodfelow and his colleagues to fight
any contest which might arise. Thus 1t
will be seen that each one of the two
wills offered for probate-the trust will
and the pencil willis said to be sup
-->+Ad-hv republication, and the latter
The herald., 1896-08-09
An Error Corrected

In the interesting interview with Hon.
b. SalaZar, senator of the state of Chi
huahua, Mexico. published in The Her.
aid yesterday morning, by typograph-
ical error, the gentleman was made TO
say that the surplus in the treasury of
that country was $200,O0O,0O0, instead of
$2000,000 as he stated. While a large
portion of Mexico's ores are reduced al
home, the facilities are not yet sufficient
to take care of nearly the whole produc.
of the mines. A per cent export duty Is
charged on all ores shipped abroad
lead bullion and copper matte sent out
of the country for refining. etc, are ex-
empt from this tax. There are three
smelling works at Monterey, the COM
bined capacity of which is 1000 tons
daily
The herald., 1896-08-09
narriape IicenseS

The following licenses issued yester-
day from the office of the county clerk
Gregorlo Brecochea, a native of Spain
aged 38 years, and Jeromina Arrachea,
also a native of Spain, aged 22 years,
both residents of Los Angeles.
Albert Anderson, a native of Sweden
aged "a years, and Elizabeth j. Pen
rose, a native of England, aged "a
years, both residents of Los Angeles.
Henry Mumert, native of Germany
eyed 81 years, and Abigail M. Huling
a native of New York, aged % years
both residents of Los Angeles.
Alphonso Eyraud native of France
aged "a years. and Marie Uren Pom
also native of France, aged Is years
both residents of Los Angeles.
Albert Sidney Martin, native of Vir-
gina. aged 80 years, and May Johnson
a native of Nevada, aged % years. bott
residents of Los Angeles.
The herald., 1896-08-09
WhV Dr. Shores
Cures the Sick

successful specialist Now let together
reason Dr. Shores cures people he has made special
pe and treated patients suffering from arh and chronic diseases than
people all Dr. Shores because they day hear from their
They know that Dr. Shores oneenh the prices charged
by doctors and furnishes medicines free
don't other
that special
chronic diseases
sent order patients They send with
need You lose confidence
medicine furnished Dr. Shores His
His
made well by this of
and
He exposes and S o a
The herald., 1896-08-09
THE HOMERS
Result Of the Last Race Between Santa Hon
lea and Los Angeles


The sixth homing pigeon race from
Santa Monica to Los Angeles occurred
Friday.
The weather was good and several
witnessed the starting Of the various
lots OF birds, which went three minutes
apart
The first ones liberated were five be-
longing to Mr.. O'Nel of 817 Hemlock
street. They were tossed at 6 p. M, and
two were seen at home by Mr. O'Neil
at 6:20 p. m. and another at $3.50 p. m.
The airline distance is about 10 2-5
miles. Thus the birds made about
1866 1-5 yards per minute.
Al 6:03 p. m. Mr.. Casenave's three
birds started and two arrived at his loft
at 1866 Grand avenue at 6:22 p. m, or a
speed of 13891a yards per minute.
The third lot to be started were those
belonging to j. G. Girton of 1941 Park
Grove avenue They strated at 6:06 p.
m, but were not in up to $3.50 p. m.
At 500 p. m. the four belonging to
Mr.. o. F. Zahn We're liberated and four
arrived at their loft at 1927 p. m, thus
winning the race by covering the fifteen
miles with an average speed Of 1466 2-3
yards per minute.
The races will hereafter come off on
Fridays at about the same time, and any
one wishing to act as timer or be a
witness Is welcome at any of the lofts.
The herald., 1896-08-09
HOW HECTOR ESCAPED
Deputy Sheriff B,rnhiIl Fails to Recap.ure His
Lost Prisoner

Deputy Sheriff John Barnhill re-
turned from the north Jesterday, whith-
er he had gone with prisoner, George
Hector, recently sentenced by Judge
Smith to five years in San Quentin.
Hector escaped from the deputy Fri
day morning while on board the train
near the little station of Selmna. The
deputy and his prisoner occupied a
double seat, Barnhill riding backward,
Hector facing him.
AS they approached Selma, Hector
turned in his seat getting up on the
cushions on his knees and resting his
face on his hands alongside the open car
window. Barnhil! laid back in his seat
and closed his eyes, throwing his left
arm over his face to shield the glare of
the car lamps directly over his head. a
short stop was made at Selma, and after
the train had pulled out about mile the
brakeman entered and, touching Barn
hill on the arm asked him where his
prisoner was.
Hector was gone. He had succeeded
' IN = 1s-i-i--r htnr-~if from the seat Withou
The herald., 1896-08-09
BURBANK ThEATER
Il viii Reopen Under q New nans cement
Next Saturday Evening

Il Will Reopen Under New nansgemen
Next Saturday Evening
The Burbank theater has changed
hands. and after thorough cleaning and
renovatng will be opened on next Sat-
urday evening, August 18th, by Emmett
Sheridan and a company of twenty peo-
pie in the exciting melodrama One of
the Bravest. Besides the drama there
will be an olio of specialties, including
Al Watson, the noted baritone soloist,
Gilbert and Goldie, a sketch, song and
dance team well known to Los Angeles,
and well liked by our theater goers;
Phoena Gassman, dancing and singing
soubrette, and Cotton and Cotton, the
celebrated skipping rope dancers. This
opening week will include two great
shows in one, catering both to admirers
of the drama and vaudeville, but all for
one price of admission. The scenery is
special for this production. The patrons
of the Burbank theater have waited for
long time for the opening of this popu-
lar house. but travelling companies have
STAYED in tbe.nrns Tor tire --cos. - q DTse
The herald., 1896-08-09
NATURES WARNING
Aches and Pains Are the Danger Signals Tha,
You Are Sick and Need Treatment

You Are Sick and Need Treatment
Read the following symptoms over care
fully, mark those you feel in your case and
send or bring them to DIR. A. j. Shores and
he will tell you whether you can be cured
free of charge.
The Head and Throat
This form of catarrh is most common
resulting from neglected colds-quickly
cured with little cost by Dr. Shores ia
nous treatment.
is the nose stopped up?"
Does your nose discharge?"
is the nose sore and tender?"
is there a dropping in the throat?'
is your throat dry in the morning?'
do you sleep with your mouth open?"
You can easily be cured now--don't let it
run into complications.
The Bronchial Tubes
When catarrh of the head and throat is
neglected or wrongly treated it extends
down the windpipe into the bronchial tubes
and after awhile attacks the lungs. Quick
~ cured with little cost by DIR. Shores
famous treatment.
Have you a cough?'
DO you take cold easily?"
Have you pain in side?''
DO you raise frothy material?"
DO you cough in the mornings?
DO you spit up little cheesy lumps?"
DO you feel you are growing weaker?"
Don't risk negleeting these warnings
stop the disease before it reaches the
lungs.
Of the Ears
'Is your hearing failing?"
DO your ears discharge?"
do you hear some days better than
others?'
rs your hearing worse when you have
a cold?"
Don't neglect this until your hearing is
The herald., 1896-08-09
PERSONALS

Clark Haswell left yesterday to at
tend the University of California.
Judge w. D. Crichton, the well-known
attorney of Fresno, has returned from
Santa Monica and is at the Ramona with
his wife.
George p. Curtss of the MiddleburS
Steel Casting company of Middleburg,
H. is at the Ramona, accompanied pv
his wife
/. N. Jacoby and his brother Leo lest
for two weeks vacation at Catalina
yesterday Judging from the big amount
of hunting and fishing paraphernalia
they have taken with them, some great
fish and bar" stories are to be expected
when they return.
The herald., 1896-08-09
irreparaby destroyed. Doctor Shores ca
cure you now.
Kidney Disease

irreparably destroyed. Doctor Shores can
cure you now.
Kidney Disease
Rcsults in two ways by taking cold and
by oVerworlng the kidneys in Separating
from the blood the catarrhal posons which
aifect all organs. Quickly cured with little
cost by Doctor Shores famous treatment
DO your hands and feet swell?'
rs this noticed more at night?'
is there pain in small of back?''
Has your perspiraton bad odor?"
is there puffiness under the eyes?''
10 you have to get up often at night?"
ing?"
Don't neglect these signs and risk
brlghts disease killing you. Cure it now.
Liver Disease
The liver is affected by catarrhal poisons
extending from the stomach into the ducts
or or the liver Quickly cured with little cost
DO you get dizzy?"
DO you have cold feet?"
DO you feel miserable?'
do you get tired easily?"
DO you have hot flushes?"
are your spirits low at times?
40 you nave rumbling in bowels?'
These are seven simple signs indicat-
all of them, seek Doctor Shores now and
be cured.
OF the Stomach
Catarrh of the stomach is usually caused
by swallowing mucus which drops down
from the head and throat at night. Quickly
famous treatment.
is there nausea? ?"
DO you belch up gas?"
Are you constpated?"
rs your tongue coated?"
DO you bloat up after enting"
is there constant bad taste In MOUTH"
Now Is the time to be permanently cured
Doctor Shores is curing hundreds every
week.
The herald., 1896-08-09
A Talented Little Mss

Mary. the 12-year-old daughter Of
Major NJ. L. Starin. bids fair to become
quite poetess, as will be seen by her
irst attempt. written unaided few
lays ago. The poem is as follows, and
Is given verbatim:
TO A VIOLET.
Little violet so fair.
Sweet, fragrant and SO rare.
Hidden in your home of green,
Underneath "A leafs screen.
With your little head bent down.
Nearly touching to the ground,
AS if try ng TO hide yourself,
Like frightened little elf.
O. sweet violet. so modest.
Sweetest flower ever seen.
In your home of dark green color,
Underneath a leafy screen.
The herald., 1896-08-09

Los Angeles is to be congratulated
upon the addition of another legal light
to it's already brilliant galaxy in the per-
son of Mountjoy Cloud, bachelor of law
of the University of Virginia. who has
decided to cast his lot in Los Angeles
Mr.. Cloud is a member of one of the first
families of Mississippi, and occupied a
high social position in his native state.
For the present Mr.. Clouds headquar-
ters are at the Hotel Ammidon, where
his mother and grandmother are also
stopping.
The herald., 1896-08-09
NOTICE
To Creditors Of the Pasadena and Mt. Lowe
Railway Company

All creditors of the Pasadena and
Mt Wilson Railway company are re-
quested, at their earliest convenience,
to file their claims, duly verified at
room 334 Wilcox building, corner Sec
ond and Spring streets, Los Angeles,
Cal.
C. W. BROWN,
B. NEWTON,
w. C. PATTERSON,
Receivers
The herald., 1896-08-09

Jumped Their Claim
The Populists seem chiefly embarrassed
by the fact that the middle of the road is
already occupied.-Detroit Tribune.
The herald., 1896-08-09

Wedding invitations or announcements,
either printed or engraved fine in quality
reasonable in price. II. NJ Lee G Bro,
140 n. Spring st.
The herald., 1896-08-09

Every man should read the advertise
poapt of Thomas Sleler on mage 10 of
The herald., 1896-08-09
AT THE HOTELS


NADEAU
A C Rosendale. + w b Corwin,
T Eeogh. Sacto y # Warnock. Cnigo
B G Mantle. S f N Mayer. S F
y Caldwell. do Il G Morrison, S Mon
II p Bush, Sacto &c j N DeMattos, do
p l. Bush, do Mrs De Mattos, do
B Fl Vincent, FresnoIT e Ebenberg, 8
Mrs l. Delisle, $ + w Emery. city
" Ives, Phoenix r ] Snell Pasadena
w b Nicholson. city s Zumwald, Tulare
O Brown. Pomona A Ii Meyers, Fresno
Mrs Brown. do
NATICK
Drummer, Bakfield g 4 Shaffer. Orange
NJ kuchle, No JG Stearns, Whittier
] A FeCNsr. do c M Lowenz. do
Mrs l. A Murrell FSoJ keating. Walters
Root &wS Ana q G GKraus, Fmt
# w A Wilson Cgvel S w Corbett, Coroda
n II Leonard, Fsno &c A Maxfleld, PTown
Mrs KSlly&srl, spa = r Ruth. Pomona
Miss Blackburn. SB II Fotisch, N NJ
Mrs u I. West SBdo r. II Bamete, PerriS
Stewart sisters. ChgoJ Carnes, Chgo
Mrs Johnson, do u J
Tbnn,nc ho q
The herald., 1896-08-09
NATICK

Thomas Slater has q message for
every man on page 10. Don't fail to
read It.
The herald., 1896-08-09
SAVING THE LITTLE ONES

Ethel dreen Darling Little Child Completely Under
Dr. Shores SkIlful Treatment
The herald., 1896-08-09
Free
Trial
Treat
ment

So confident is
DR.. Shores that
he can cure Ca
tarrh and chron-
ic diseases, even
in its worst
forms, that a cor
dial invitation is
extended to all
persons suffer-
ing from this dis
ease, or from
cough, asthma
or any Lung
Trouble, to call
at his office in
the Redick Block
for a free EXAM
ination and a free
trial local treat
mpnt
The herald., 1896-08-09

Read the following symptoms over care
fully, mark those you feel in your case and
send or bring them to DR.. A. j. Shores and
free of charpe ~
The herald., 1896-08-09
NOW IS THE TIME
Balr11y Summer the Season for Treating
Disease
)r Shores Earnest Advice All Catarr Sufferers
Advantage of the Present Favorable Climatic
Medical Attention They Require
SAVED FROM CONSUMPTION
Disease

Thomas IsbelI, WeIl-Known Californian Grateful to
DR.. Shores
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-03-20

&idbter &ubplpb Sirsel bum 10.
areiSgeri6tsz0 iftritt in Wilipuri, bat
nacb LANCER unb reifli6er ueberleaz
une Die @anbibutur fir bas Imt zines
Staatsuberri6ters nneenpmmen.
&idbter 9ir5el tpur6e ant 9. 9esentz
ber, 1915 in 8iirttemberg geburen
uno baielbit erspgen. SIM Sabre
1865 fam er na6 Imerifn unb Iiebel=
te ii6 int Sabre 1866 in Milipuri an.
&ibter 9ir5el lit elm rse1f-made
man" int tpabren Gimme oes @ortes.
@r begnnn in @nscpnnoe County als
Sarmarbeiter i'm Gpmmer unb ais
SduGebrer in ben @intermpnaten.
Spdter belubte er oas @eslepan
College 81 @arrentDn, WfD., uno graz
buirte bort I'M Sabre 1871. SIM Iel.
ben Sabre iibernabm er Die &ebaf=
tim oe8 vSermanner Splfsblatt" unb
oann ipater audi Die bes rN~opertiier>
@Durier". Sn 1873 beeann er feline
NopDfatenprnris in Sermann uno inn
NDuember 1874 tpurDe er gum Staatsz
%antpnlt fir 9ascpnabe County ee=
tuab1t, tuel6e Steuune CT bier Sabre
lang ausfiate. 1880 5pe er nad]
ct. Souls unb inn Sabre 1884 mad
8aibinetpn, Srnntlin County, tpp=
ielbit er 1886 5um &reisri6ter ee=
iuGb(t tpurbe. gtah bent bempfra=
ttlden r@errDmanoer" tpuroe er gum
&idter oes ID. &reisgeri6tS=0 iitrifts
getpablt, pel6es Imt er CUR 3eii
befletoet.-@. 8.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-03-20
Inner County bat feline Sduloen
un0 81, 843.11 Sanr an Sanb.

0err Setter H%euntantt, elm befann=
terunb budgen6teter 8iirger unieres
GOnntD's, itarb ant lebten Mpntag,
nn9 %ldn9eren, I6tperen 2eioen, I'M
Qlter BON 81 Sabren unb 8 Mpnaten.
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Der &beinpfals gebiirti9 uno fam nit
%Ieiner Wtutter u. bier @eI6fpiItern inn
Sabre 1889 na6 Nmerifa um iid9 bier
nit bent 8ater, Der bereits frnber
etn9etpattoert tuar, su n~ereinigen.
gfadb fur5em Q%ufentbalte in Netp Or
leans uno ct. 2puiS, fant bieSamilie
1912 na6 @ascpnabe County, tpp lie
iid nuf elmer Sarnt an Der 2ittle Ser
ger nicberlieB unb Ieither beitdn6ie
bort pDbnte. Ils bas @plofieber in
Californian ausbra9. spg es audb
ben bamals 17idbrieen 8eter 0euz
mann binaus in ben fernen @eiten
mo- er mebrere Sabre pertpeilte unb
bann nab ieiner Giidfebr int Sabre
1860 ii6 nit SRI. Caroline Satt, iei=
ner nun trauernben @ittme perbei=
ratbete uno ieit6er pbne ltnterbre6z
nuue an Del 9tttle Berger pubnte
mo- er nit @rfolg iid Der 9an6nirtb>
i6aft fpiomete unb ii6 Der Gdtuna
Iuer erf reute Die i'm fannten. Sic
ben &inber betrauern nit Der @itttpe
ben Cob zines l%tebenplen uno lpreen=
ben Saters.
Die 8eerbieui1e fano am Witttpud)
auf benz fatbplii6en &irdbbpfe an Der
Sittle Berger itatt unb ertpieIen aabl=
rei6e Sreunoe bent @~eritprbeuen Sic
lebte @bre.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-03-20

g8ir publi5iren an nnoerer Stene
ben balbiabrli6en Musipeis iiber Den
finan5ieaen Seitanb bes bieIieer
Sparfallenoereius. SiS sum %.
Se6r1ar unret int aansen AZ Git
5ablungen gemabt Doer auf ieoe Of,
tie S94 einge5ablt ipDrben. Ser @e=
mimi per &ftie betraet S13. 21 'unb ii
fol9lid) Der Hennruertb SIO7.21. De,
@elamntttuertb aGler Nftien, 581 at
Der 3abl, betrd9t S62, 291.91. Sc
tpiro erfpartet, bnB nadb Serlnuf rur
meiteren 30 Wtunaten Die nplIt1nbiae
Ius5ablung su 5000 per Iftie erfol.
gen farit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-03-20
Ous Seroer.

- l1nIer pppularer Yp1tmei1ter,
Serr Sobn 8. Meper, 1aebt int enn5er
@elidt tute elm Maifdfer, ba er am
Mpntag bon leiner Satin nit einenl
9D6ter6en beidenft puroe. @ra=
tuliren!
- Serr @uguIt 8peger erbielt
bieie unb 1ebte @pbe me6rere Cat
labuneen @is aus @isconiin. 9os=
Ielbe lit % SpG bid uro flar tpie
@rDitaI.
- 2ebten 9ienstag CABS bier
9p6seit. gs tpuroen ndntlid am
ielben Sage Dur9 8aItDr 9aiss ge=
trnut Serr Senrp 6. Ntenfe nit SRI.
Sieterle unb Serr Nbplpb 8iuert
nit SRI. Bertha Menfe. Den Neuz
uermdblten tuiiniden mir Slid gum
8unoe.
= Na6 1dnserem 2eiben ftarb
am Mtuntas Die @attin bes Serrn
5rib &pelline I'M Nlter BON 81 Sab
rem uno tpurbe am 9ienstne bier ol1f
5inf's 8eerdbniBplab our6 @altur
S. 9aiss CUR lebten &ube eebettet.
Den Sinterbliebenen unier innigites
8eileib.
= Im Sreitas, ben 27. MGrs
miro bic S6ule inn Dberen 8pttpnt
0itrift na6 7~monatlidem Sermin
I6lieBen. Die G6ule befnno iih
unter Der tii6tigen 2eitung bes 6rn.
@nt. 3. Sbafner.
- 9err Souls Bod baut i'm DIT
li6en Stabttbeile elm i66nes 8pbtt=
haus.
Serr Senrp Stoeppeln1nnn bat
ant 9ienstae BON Srn. U. 2angenz
buerier bic fribere L. Gauer Sarn1
Bpm 20 4der fir $500 gefauft.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-03-20

$50 lit an bas amerifanil6e Cob
biugefummen?" fra9t elm 9aui9blatt.
9nraufbin anttuortet Der 8eoafteur
zines anoeren, Der ii9 tuabrl6einfi9
pDr elmer Seraubune burb &duber
flr6tet, aliu: Ser S6reiber bteIer
3etlen lift bereit, iid] %ourebiud]en gu
laiien, nm etnen ettuaieen 8eroa9t
pDn ii6 ab5ulenfen." Nber es beiBt
audi: user ii6 entI6ulbist, Der be-
ibulbiet ii6,~ unb nieueibt bot bic
ier S6reiber ir9enbmo in einent
i6tpar5en Ofenlo6 cine alte Strumpf=
banf. Ger ipeiB!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-03-20

Sn Bittsbure toet eeeentudrtie eine
i&onferen5 Der neuen 9attpnalzBa
tel. @s lit bies ein nettes Concern.
9aslelbe beltebt aus Semperensz unb
SilberbDloen unb bestpedt bic gang
lide 9usrottune beS @etr6nfebanb<
elS uno ben Sriumpb bes Gilber>
i9Din0els. @s miro nit einem uuGz
ltanoigen Brdiibenti6afts : Sidet
ms Selo riiden, bas auf elmer int
Wtai itattfiuoenben Natipnal=&onnen
tion aufgefteut tuer6en iDu. 0un,
man laiie ibnen oies biuiee 8ergnii=
gen, peiter bat es ia bod feinen
3ned!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-03-20
Die Staatsz8latform Der &epubli=
faner BON &booe Sslano erfldrt ii6
entpbatiIb fir geiunoes @elo.

S6pn tpieber elm neuer Gtnnt, Der
46., in Si6t. Der betrefenbe Inter
Gusi6uB bes 8unbesienats bat sez
tern einitimmte bei9loiien, bic einz
itiee @inberi9tuns Der Sin fir bic
Qufnabme beS Serritoriums Stem
Wterifo als Staat in Die nnipn gu ems
pfeblen. 2eiber pirbe i'm Saue Der
3ulaiuns Stem @erifp's Die Gnsabl
Der S%tlberitaaten pieber INN einen
un6 bamit AUDI bic Der Silberleute i'm
&ongreB- I'M Senat UNI stpei unb i'm
Sauie INN einen-nermebrt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-03-20
Qus DEM County.

= Stplpe. 2ebten Snmstag
lbifte uns Der @etterclerf nDd)ntals
cine tiibtiee 4uflaee S6nee uno bas
S6littenfa6ren mar am SDnntae an
Der Saeesoronune.
= Serr Sobn 8pbl freut iid1 f6ntez
lib iiber bic @eburt zines fleinen
&epublifaners. @ratulireni
= SRI. Dina Slid besab ii9 leb=
ten Mpntag na9 ct. Souls uno gez
benft einise 3eit bort gu bleiben.
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in Der bieii9en epansl. &ir6e bic
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