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The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1896-02-20
A Successful Tenant Farmer.


l began on a rundown Vermont
farm of 1875 acres with thirteen cows,
two yearlings, two shoats, ten hens,
and now have fifteen COWS, three
springers, six yearlings, fourteen hogs,
eighty hens, and plenty of rough fod-
der to keep them. This year l sowed
five acres of fodder corn, planted eight
acres of flint corn, began feeding green
fodder August 10 and roots later on,
and am now feeding cured fodder and
about seven pounds of grain composed
Of equal parts cob meal, wheat bran
and gluten meaD three times day to
each COW. Am milking thirteen COWS,
six of them farrow, and carry the
milk to the Marshall creamery. Last
year the hens brought in about $50.
Next year l shall SOW ten acres Of
Sanford corn, having raised my own
seed, and am working to keep forty
COWS on this place. I am in favor of
the silo but cannot afford one on
rented farm, 80 will run my fodder
through shredder. think soiling is
the only way to bring up farm. l
shall try sowing about four acres Of
oats to cut green and make hay Of. and
shall experiment with muck, as we
have large amount Of it and land
adapted to its use. The great trouble
with farmers here is, they are apt to
sell their stock if short of fodder. Now
/ am in favor Of buying grain and
keeping the stock, as more stock means
more hay, and more hay means better
farms. s. Glynn, Rutland County,
Vt.
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1896-02-20

Cleveland, O., Feb. 13.-Early to-
day an immense Waterman burst with
terrific force on the Franklin avenue
hill. west of the Cuyahoga river, and
several hundred feet Of the hill, on
which were located many small houses,
was washed into the river. A small
frame house occupied by Mrs. Mary
Rayey, so years old, at Franklin hill,
was inundated, and with the contents
hurled into the river. Mrs. Ravey
was drowned. A New York, Penn
sylvania & Ohio freight train was
passing the foot of the hill at the time
and several cars were carried into the
river. On the cars were three OF the
train crew, and the men were carried
down with the cars and nearly drowned.
Houses were washed along on dropped
into the great pits scooped out by the
raging water, and much damage was
dome
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1896-02-20

It is said that only 81 per cent of
last weeks Boston sales were of Ameri-
can wool.
j. D. Woodruff of Wyoming, one Of
the largest wool-growers in the coun-
try, thinks the best cross for the range
is the Shropshire ram on the large Cal
ifornia Merino eve.
It is said that shipments of cattle
and horses are being made from Aus
tralia to South Africa. The voyage
from Victoria to Cape Colony requires
about three weeks.
Minister Buchanan of Argentine
cables in reply to an inquiry about the
wheat condition that it is unfavorable
owing to excessive rains, and estimates
the exportable surplus at 10000, 900
bushels
The National Provisioner. OF New
York says that within the past month
a new industry has been established
between this country and Cuba. On
each outgoing steamer to the islands
large quantities of live poultry have
been shipped from that city, the war
there having engaged the attention Of
the people so that they neglected at.
tending to poultry-raising.
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1896-02-20

The Golden Sceptre mines, near
Missoula, are being inspected Dy
officials with the expectation OF erect
ing a 100-stamp mill.
The next five years is going to see :
greater development Of the Agricultural
resources of Montana, says the Mon
tana Stockman, than has been WIZ
messed in any Of the Northwestern
states in the same time.
Major Steele, Of Helena, and daugn'
ter Agnes, aged 10, went to Washing
ton to christen the gunboat Helena.
The ceremony took place at newport
News, Miss Steele breaking the bottle
Of champagne over the PROV OF the
boat.
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1896-02-20
Cheap Way to Begin.

Let one purchase hens of the com.
mon mongrel stock-which can always
be got quite cheaply-and with these
hens mate purely-bred male of the
variety desired to breed into. In the
autumn carefully select the strongest
and best-developed pullets, still re-
tanning the former male bird. Select
only those pullets which are robust
and perfectly healthy in every respect,
and stongly marked in form, color and
general characteristics of the breed
represented by their sire. Mate this
second crop of pullets to an unrelated
sire and the resulting generation will
be equal to thoroughbred stock of that
breed for all practical purposes in lay
ing and marketing qualities.
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1896-02-20

The three-masted schooner Allianca,
from New York, went ashore on Plum
island. near Gloucester, Mass. and
was stove to Fragments -Four OF the
crew were saved and three drowned
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1896-02-20
A Rapid Decline.

The failure of owners to breed mares
during the past two years is empha
sized by decline of 3 per cent in to-
tai numbers on the farm. This decline
would be still greater but for the fail
ure of the ordinary demand for low
grade animals for city work, so that
an urban census would disclose a de-
crease in numbers in addition to the
farm decrease measured here. The
most striking feature regarding horses,
however, which is brought out by this
investigation is the decline in the aver
age value per head, amounting to
81. so, or nearly Is per cent in year.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-03-20

about the origin Of man and he prog
rcsa down The corridors Of time. We
read some oi bic communication
ia the Review 81 Reviews last sum-
mor and wonderful that is an We can
do nowadays just wait aud wonder.
Not long ago 4 had nice letter from
Mr. Oliver, iho American consul a.
Meri6-. asking zoe tu come over there
and examine thrse wonderful ruins and
write them mp, and nerinp bic nssis-
lance, aud J have mind to 90. Ne
rida IL city of G0,009 Inhabitants.
and 10 ia only short eail from Havana
The only thing that makes me hesitate
is what DR.. plongeon writes about the
snakes and centipedcs and other nox-
ious reptiles and insects that haunt
the rains After living near seventy
years and escaping the dangers Of war
and pCsiilence, don't want 10 be bit
ten by a snake aud die ia d strange
land. am like me old man of ninety
years who took the measles and laid
he never was 80 ashamed Of anything
in his life. and &. would disgrace the
family II he died Of the measles.
And now come the cathode rays thatare
TO throw light upon oil hidden things
and reveal the anatomical mysteries Of
the human body. The dictionary seys
they nre the rays that 60 10 shutdown
when the electric current is flowing
from east to west, and the word means
sun-down. Edison is at work on the
discovery day and night and will tell
as more about II before long. The
doctors will be able TO look right
through a man aud diagnose bis dis
ease. If he has appendicitis they will
see it and know where to cut II he
has a pistol ball in him, they can find 1t.
If his heart or lungs are diseased, the
rays will tell how much. Poor Garfeld's
life might have been saved, for the doc
tors wouldn't have cut him all 10 pieces
hunting for the ball. The digestive
organs can be kept in q healthy con-
dition, for the rays will tell what a
man can eat and digest and what be
can't. But a fool man will sometimes
eat though there is death in the pot.
I ate some toasted cheese last night in
spite of my wife's warning, and ] had
the nightmare. ] cried out, There's
robbers, police, and my wife called
me and awoke me and comforted me SO
kindly, for she said, ~ told You so,
but you would eat that toasted cheese
The next time you eat cheese for sup
per and go to bed, you had better put
q pistol under your pillow and shoot
the thieves and robbers when they get
after you" She is my comforter and
regulator, but sometimes am right
hard to manage. Bull ARP in Atlanta
| Constitution.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-03-20
TRADE TOPICS.
Dun a. Co.'s Review Of Business for
the Past Week.

Dun Il Co.'s Review of Business for
the Past Week.
r. G, Dun & Co., in their review of
trade for the past week says:
Liabilities in failures during the
two weeks Of February were 81, $50, 1893
against So, $50, $50 last year. Manu-
featuring liabilities were $780, 1856,
against 1882, 319 last year, while
trading we're So, s42, O53 against S.
1853, 0l9 last year. Failures for the
week have been $50 in the United
States against 800 last year and 66 in
Canada, against SO last year. The res
toration of the treasury reserve has been
effected with remarkably little moneta-
ny disturbance, though stringency In
many markets, greater elsewhere than
here and greater in commercial than
in other loans, has somewhat retarded
business. The rapid rise in the price
of bonds Strengthens public conf-
dence. In no important branch of
business is there yet apparent much
disposition to expand. Purchases to
cover several months actual consump-
ton were made within o few weeks on
rising markets last fall; distribution
to consumers has been slow, and re-
auctions in prices have not brought
renewal of such buying. Prices of
commodities as a whole are now at the
lowestaverOge ever known, though only
half of per cent below the average OF
September 3, 1895. Hides, leather
and their products, textile goods, and
iron products have declined much
since that date and meats arc also
lower.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-03-20
MISS FLAGLER GUILTY.
Sentenced to Three Hours in Jail and
Fined $500.

Sentenced to Three Hours in Jail and
Fined $500.
Miss Elizabeth Flagler, daughter of
General Flagler, chief ordnance, U.
S. A., who last spring shot a colored
boy named Green, son of treasury
department employee, was arraigned in
court at Washington Tuesday.
She pleaded guilty to involuntary
murder and was sentenced to three
hours in Jail and to pay a fine of $500.
General Flagler paid the fine and
the young lady was conducted to Jail
to serve her term of three hours.
Miss Flagler has always protested
that she did not intend to kill the boy,
and shot only to brighten him.
The boy was stealing pears when she
fired pistol toward him, the bullet
taking effect and causing his death.
The young lady has suffered un-
speakable tortures since the killing and
has been in a nervous state which
threatened her health. On one occa-
sion friend, without thinking, sent
her basket of pears. The sight of the
fruit recalled the tragedy and so
shocked her that she became hysteri-
cal.
AS she appeared in court her face
showed the intense nervous strain I'M
der which she has lived.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-03-20
Labor BIZ Reported.

The Phillips bill for the appoint
ment of non-partisan commission to
collect information and to consider
and recommend legislation to meet the
problems presented by labor, agricul-
ture and capital, has been reported to
the house. Accompanying the bill is
long report which says among other
things that the commission is designed
also to benefit the business men. The
disturbed condition of affairs has en-
tailed great loss upon the business
community.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-03-20

In the senate Monday, Mr.. Calm
ger, republican, New Hampshire,
chairman of the committee on pen
sions, rose to question Of personal
privilege, and in vigorous language
denounced a publication in the New
York Sun, purporting to report the
action of the senate in passing a num-
Der of private pension bills several
dayEago. It had been asserted that
ali Gr5ords had been broken by the
''senate mill, +" 100 bills being passed
in an hour, with little or no attention
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-03-20
BIG MONEY AT STAKE.

Government Sues to Recover Nearly
a Thousand Acres of Land.
The United States district attorney
at San Francisco has received tele-
graphic orders from Washington to
commence suit against the Central
Pacific Railroad company without de-
lay to recover 1886 acres of land in
Butte, Suter, Tehama, Yuba and
Shasta counties, valued at the present
time at close upon SIT, 900. The
claim of the government to a portion
of the land it seeks to recover is based
upon the allegation that it was erron-
eously patented so the Oregon and
California Railway company, a prede-
cessor of the Central Pacific.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-03-20
MAGAZINE BLOWS UP.

Two Hundred People Killed and
Many Wounded.
The London Times publishes dis
patches from Shanghai saying that the
Anhui troops at Kiang Yin, ninety
five miles from Shanghai, mutinied
recently. The magazine was blown up.
Two hundred persons were killed and
many wounded. The foreign instruc-
tors at Kiang Yin are safely protected
by the Human troops.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-01-24
1Die 1T oiesI

g8ir bieten einbunoert Dollars Be
lpbnung fir ie0en Sail ppn &atarrb,
Der nidbt bur6 @innebnten bon Sau 8
9ntarrb=Rur gebeilt iperben fam.
s. s. Cheney & @p., ,@i9entb. ,
2pleOU, >.
g8ir, bic unter5ei9neten, 6abcu s..
s. @beneD Ieit ben lebten 10 Sabren
gefannt uno balten i'm fir ppllfom
men ebrenbnft in alien @el6aitsper=
bai1blltnoen uno finansieu befG6i9t,
oue opn ieiner Sirntaseingeeangenen
Serbinoli6feiten su erfiillen.
g8elt & Srlnr, @rp8banoels: :Srpgui=
item, Sple0u, 8.
gS bine, g innnn, & sc aru II,
@ruBbanoels= =9rp9uilten, 5u(ebu, ..
0aIl'8 9atorr5=Sur miro innerlidJ
eenuntmen ltn0 tuirtt brett auf oaG
Slut uno Die i6leintieen Oberfl66er
bes SpItents. 3euenife frei uerinnbt
Greis 75c. fir Die S(aI9e. Serfauft
IuDn alien 9lpotbefern..
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-01-24

Sn oer oer9anaenen @u6e tpurbe
audi in ct, 9ouis siemli9 piel SBei>
S9ei5en 5u Warfte eebradt. 9aber
ruaren Die 4reiIe elm tuenie ee6riid=
ter. 9ort 6ra6te Der Sui9el Cab"
@ei5en ant Mpntas 644 Gents, in
Minneapolis $50 un0 in Minneapus
liS 57s un6 in SEEM Dprf 68@ents.
@elIGfDru lit in Der pergan9enen
gSDde siemlid) oiel erportirt luorben.
2sie e8 I9eint, iuuItte ntnn iii 2i'
uerpoDl Die iiberau3 nie0rieen anteri:
fanii6en Ssell9fprnpreiie benuben
so fam es, baB Der Greis fiir Der
Sui6el ngaib" bier auT 25.i Gents
geItieeen lit.
Studb Tiir aartpHeln Gerri6t feb
bnftere Sesebr, beIun0ers fir Saat
fartpffeln. Snfplse beHen iino bi'
9er lie fir ben 9rpBnertauf nuf % bi.
40 Gents eeltiesen.
Sie gtDtirune fiir S6ipeinefleild
unb S6peineictt limb UNI cine &lei
niefeit bDber. Oos SaB MeBz8ur
1 nfft arr 2eit SIN 26I
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-01-24
MarhtprsiIs in st. eauis.
9pnnersta9 ben %. SSanuar.

SDnnersta9 ben %. Sanuar.
@eisen.-91p. ? rptber, 650- SEQ
3. rutber, 62@-c; No. 4. %
Mtais.-Ctu. , 26@-c; gtp. ?
tueiber, 250-c; 9tD. 3. 24 a.
6afer.-9eu. 2, 18@18!c; SEQ. 2
tpeiBer, 9ep. 3. 17G0-c
S9ipeine. Die SerfduIe ppn nller
Gp>ten pariiren sipiIt1en So 80 uni
s4.15 p 1OOtb lebenoie.
8inooieb. -Stiere: 5oir bis quite in
@etuibt ppn 1900 bis 1,6OOtb,
S4.O005.85; ra1be idbtuere, S3.7j
@4.OO; nit NtatS eefiitterte, l, ,1OC
bis 1,3OOfb 16iper, S4.2504. 60;
eetpDbnlibe un0 rSut6ersSteers"
bis gu 1,15Ofb 16mer, S4.OO6
4.5O % 100 fb Gebenoie. &iibe
uno &alber, s9.OO@35.OO. Sal
Der 5G06c % fb lebenbig.
Sbafe.-3M43c p fb. 26mmer, 45M
sc % tb lebenbig.
Butter r.-6einite &abmz II. Creamery
Butter, 2O021c; Country Butter
4G06c % fb.
@ier.-5ril9e 123P Nuben6.
@ras zSamen. aleeiamen $3.50 "a
7.5O % 100 tb; Simutbp 5.2O0
$50; 9teo Sop $3.OO05.3o; WiIIet
S1.4501.7O; ungariI6er S1.45@
10.
Sartpifcln. 2O@25c per Suibe1 inn
@ru6en,- 5No28c punt gSageu.
3luie0 ln.-25C05O per Sui6el.
0eu.-8emil6tes 6.5OM1O.OO; 81
ntDtBD SO. so; Frdriezo oeit
SO. .5O010.OO u Spn 2.OOOfb.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-01-24
2lus oem County.

- sc prri pn. Serr Serntann
SuI6meper reiite lebten Samsta9
nab ct. Souls.
- Or. @auebeGl mar an1 Sams=
tag in 8erufspfli6ten in @ascunabe.
= Serr Sacob Senneberser itattez
te am lebten Samstag ieinen Sreunz
ben in 5erntann einen 8elu9 ab.
= Serr @bas. Spnntas lieB Elm
bauerbaftes Sle6ba9 auf ieinem
@ubnbouie burdl Srn. 8numeaertner
BON Sermann, anbrinsen.
= StDnD Sill. Der @eIunD-
y Sa & Fl
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-01-24

benn &ranfbeiten aller 9lrten berrz
i6en 3. 3. bier unO bic 9ler5te baben
uplluuf Su tbun.
- 9lm IA. Sanuar ltarb bas eittz
5iee S6bnbeu bes Serrn SO. s(lbertSz
ipertb int 9llter pon Sabren uno 1
Otpnaten unb am n6diteu Sage iuurz
De Der Sabre alte Sobn bes Srn.
Selir Bauer ieinen @ltern bur6 ben
Sob entrihen. Den tiefbetriibten
@ltern spIlen mir unier inni9ites Sei=
leio.
- Serr S. Sobiieer, Der infol9e
elmer Heroenfranf6eit beinabe gang
li9 erblinbet lit, 1ieet iest i6ruer
frant oarnieoer, ba bas 2eiben li6b
peri6limmert bat. Or. @ngelbredt
bat i'm in Sebanblune unb boffen
mir 6aB er balb ipieber eenelen iuiro.
- Serr g. @unper, tpelber nit
bent 6uBe auf Elm eliibenoes Stiid
@tIen oetreten mar, uno l6limme
8ranoipunoen erlitt, bat iid erfreuz
lider g8eiie tuieoer iuiueit erbolt oaB
er tpieber auf benz 9nmme Iein
fam.
- 9rafe. 6err s. 91eeIe be-
fiu6et iib auf Der 9rdnfenliite. lie
berGnupt lGBt Der @eiunbbeits5uitan
bier ). 3. iebr uiel su ipiiniden lib
rig. g8ir tpiiui6en nGlen baloi9e
Sefierung.
- Die MetbpoiIteitz @emeinbe BEL
9rafe bate 5iuei gsoden 9tbenbper=
lontnluneen Die itets gut beIudt mo-
rem. gSir Iagen allen @liebern unb
25reunoen 9nnt fiir ben sablrei6en
Se1u6.
- Sier berrIbt Wtnngel an @pbn=
bdulern. 9lGe Sduler iino betppbnt
llno Gin &lempner, Der iid) neuGi6
bier nieoerlieB, ntuBte nit einem
ISdreiner Die gSerfltdtte tbeilen NM
Elm llntcrfDmnen 81 finben.
- Srp 5ill. llnier iuneer
6teuno, 6rans Stpebr, lit nnb 5rez
0erifSburg abgereilt ipD er utter ieiz
nem Sruoer Carl, bas Gbmieoe=
baroiuert erlernen mill. @liid auf.
- Der &lapperItprd mar uprlebte
98p6c in bieii9er 9ta6bnrld]aft uno
brndte oerrn @otpin S6niot einen
nuntcren StnmntDalter. @ratuz
liren.
- Serr SpDn Stpebr, upn ct.
2puis, ipeilt 9eeenlpdrti9 bier 5u Sez
Iu0 bel ieineu 9tn9ebDri9en unO
sSrelnoen.
- oerr 9ouis &luepfer lit 9tgent
fir Die r&erIe le &rnn0e" 5Dilettenz
ieiIe, cine Der belten Seifen i'm Wtarfz
tc bic mir namentli6 ben Qnmen
uuT's Seite enlpTeblen fDrneu.
- 0err Sermann 5ti9manm unb
0e1en G6iuieqeruater, beTauoen 1if)
lebte 98pbe BEL Cooper Sin, SIaae
County, u:n ibrent 2nnosnnnn, Srn.
). Sang einen Sciud ab5uitatten.
- 98ie mir b6ren, lieet 6err Ye=
TT 9ieumann INNER nod l6per
frnnf barnieber uub iuiini6en mir
ibn recbt baloiee Seherun9.
- Nagel & Gp. tper6en in ben
udditen Saoen ibre Sagemiible auf
Die SSarm ppn Seberle Bros. britt
gen nm fir unlere 5arn1er 8aubpl5
81 ldneioen.
- Serr Gbas. Guenba9, pun ct.
2puis, befinbet it6 bier su Seiu6
uno lit @ait Der 5rau Suionne 9e=
berle.
- Serr g. g8. S6miot uno @at=
tin, ppn Berger, befanoen ii6 lebte
g8pbe bier 81 8eIu6 bel Der Wtutter
bes Srn. S6miot.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-01-24
Remper's Goroue Gap.

Die llnterseibneten S6miebe faz
bri5iren &emper's 9pnsue Gap 9lt=
ta9ment, eine @rfinbuns tpel6e bas
gerfaneen Der Seine nerbinbert.
Sam nn alien 5arnttpasen, 8uesies,
DfdbmaIbinen. Selbitbinber poe,
Sdemai6inen ansebrn9t tuerben,
8reis 35 Gents.
S bn g b 10 b, 9ermann, Nlo
Isl. @ e brmann, Netu 9apen. Mp
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-01-24

@ine unterlu6un9 Der 2Sirfun9en
oes iebioen benofratii6eu 98iGon=
@urnan=SarifeeIebes bat er9eben,
baB Die Ginfubr auSlanoii6er @anren
inn eriten Sabre nn6 9lnnabme bic
les @eIebes nm S1O6, 900, 900 grDBer
mar als i'm lebten Sabre bes 9eitebz
ems bes Mc&inlep9eIebes, mas be-
oeutet, bnB $1O6, ,OOO,O 900 in @plb
5ur 9luselei6un9 oieIer ltngiinltigen
Silan5 na6 benz 9luSlanbe gelanbt
peroen ntltBten, tuuour6 Die fprtz
ipdbren0e @Dlbnot6 unIerer 3e3ier-
ung entltnno. 9(uBerbem bat Iicb ct
eeben, Dab Die slusfubr tudbrenb bes
erIten Sabres nub slnnabme oes neu=
en- 9ariIeeiebes um S73, ,O0O,O 900 ge=
ringer mar, als p6brenb bes 8eIteb=
ems bes Ntc&inlep9elebes, mas le=
0eutet, baB mir in benz neuen Sabre
S73 900, 900 in 9p1o iueniger fir Die
uon uus nusgefiibrten Yrooucte er
bielten, ais int anoeren. g9enn mar
oiele beioen Sbntln6en sulnmmen
itelIt, er9ibt iid, baB Der tpirflicb'
lluterl6ieo $170, 900, 900 in @plb be
trd9t.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-01-24

Sn 9on5 9eutidGun0 murOe am
Gnmstno Der 25Itc Sohrestag Der i'm
grpBen lnatptquartier SIT &erIniIle5
erfUlgten YeOtloniruna 0e& 9Dnis 5
8ilbelm pm g. lBen, OrUroatcr$
oes iebigeu &niier@, ais beutic6er
Raiier, unO Ser licb 6orau fnHpIeroen
s8ieberz zGritelln0 oe9 bcut'0en Sci
Dies 8efeiert.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-01-24

gtl5 Seluerbcr nm Die benDtrntiIbc
@uuuerneur3 Domination bat Iicb
8ibtcr 1Su8. @lbiUn, ieBiocr 6ic1ter
bes Saniu2 Gim Expectations Sc
ribt8, nn9e5ei9t.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-01-24
Inter Den Gnnoionten, Die nui re

Inter Den GnuOi0nten, Die nlli re-
publitnniI6er Scitc fin 0aS 0puOcr=
neurs 9lmt qenannt iuerOen, btIinocn
iih: @ebiter 9auis uno Nini. 2&m.
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