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The evening times., 1896-08-12
WOMEN THE N0RLD DER.

ARs. MARYHARRIsoNAcKEE, the
III vice president general of the
Daafnssas ,ss hsssosS ossss zs sssos T.
the address Of welcome given at
Saratoga by c. II. sturgis, president of tho
village. at the beginning Of tl,e patriotic
celebration Mrs Mckee spoke most ap-
preciatiyely, during her remarks, Of Mrs
Lothrop's most admirable work among the
Children Of the American Revolution.
An American correspondent in England
notes with some patriotic pride that the
young Duchess OF Marlborough, upon TAX
ing her seat at some place Of entertain
ment, quietly removed her hat, lest 1t OBJ
struct the view OF the stage for other per-
sons.
The czarina has been made a colonel in
the army. Her regiment is the Second
Ora COON Guard Of the Empress Alexandra.
There are six other women coloncls in
Europe: Queen Victoria ,'thc German en-
press, the Empress Frederick, the Duchess
Of Connaught and the Princesses, Friedrich
Carl and Aibrecht Of Prussia.
An interesting storyAia'told Of the Prfn-
cess of wales, who, seated one day in her
box at performance pf- comic opera at
certain fashionable theater, by an acci-
dental movement knocked her bouquet off
the ledge. It fell into the orchestra be-
nenth, and through f9tne mistake on the
part Of the conductor IL twas passed over
the footlights to q pretty young singer,
who at that moment had the stage to her
self, and had just concluded her solitary
solo. She, overcome at what she thought
mark of royal favor courtesied to the
princess, and the audience loudly ap-
plauded the gracious act. The delightctl
songstress, being the envy Of all her com
panions on the stage, was clever enough
to divide her lovely bouquet and give a
blossom to each member Of the Company,
retaining rose and the ribbons with
which it was tied for herself. The whole
affair was purely accidental, but 1t was
the means Of bringing much happiness to
a young and unknown girl, and putting her
feet on the first rung OF the ladder OF
success, for she is now famous actress
and singer.
The evening times., 1896-08-12


arouse genuine sort OF fem.
inine interest that, as was TO be
expected, has no part with the
commonplace. The up-to-date society girl
prides berself on doing whatever is a trifle
out OF the way, though she would sorely
grieve to be called eccentric In this in.
stance she has adopted yachting as a
pastirne because she has found she can en-
JOY It IN shallow water ana make it pic.
turesque The direct impetus in this sport,
says Demorest's Magazine, has been given
by Miss Goelet. whoserch and water loving
father gave her a small Chinese junk She
meant to use the quaint craft merely as a
sort OF tea-rooD, moored in very quiet
little let a. the end of the lawn, and all
decorated with flowers; but the Chinese
butler in the family volunteered to teach
her how to manipulate the odd sails and
tilles, and on the strength OF this knowledge
she has managed her junk with couple
or capable Chinese sailorxin native costume,
lakes out yachting parties. but never into
deep waters. Fired by this example, q
perfect fleet of quaint little pleasure
boats has sprung up, imported In all their
native roughness and picturesqreness from
abroad. Most Of them, so far, are Meditef-
ranean fishing boats from the Italian coast,
with lateeD sails: but il is Eo longer sur
prisins TO come upon dainty little sampan
m0ored at the foot OF some lawn spreading
down to the waters Of Long Island Sound,
with brown-faced Jap on board in the
dainty blue-and- white costume or the native
sailor. ~. !. ta,..ss ss1i.. So
The evening times., 1896-08-12
Two GREAT NOxEx.

7 N THE black shadow OF the suitans
empire two white figures sand out
mir and sereDe-one Florence Might
i inGaie. an English woman, whose
holy WORK for tie soldiers OF the
cnmean war made her name a household
word throuxhent the world. The other Is
Clara Barton, who 1t sessnty years OF
ago dared An unfr1endly climate and Pea-
tusd to . most fnhaspltshae capftal. It
b the poetic justice Of history that In the
sasns where hAnss syrsthy has ciaSAsd
Womea into the very earth two teadsr-
hearted CAristiaa Nnsg8 wAo never had
homes OF their own have carried the hal
lowed home inflneDna q - enspl = Aaal
the ysfA1cd - e. - - eafvang-
The evening times., 1896-08-12
HOW IS YOUR BABY?


IT PRETTY story oftheyoung Empress
IL of Russia is going the round. Be
~ fore leaving Tsarsko Selo her I'm
perial majesty gave reception at
the palace to some ladies who had
taken part in a cha ritable bazaar in which
she was much interested. One Of the ladies,
it seems. was mother to baby exactly the
same age as theempress' lovely little daugh-
ter. When it Came her turn to speak to the
empress, although hitherto stranger, this
motheriy young woman inquired suddenly
and with irrepressible interest: ..How's your
baby?" The empress smiled and was. we
are told, delighted at the naiyete- Apropos
Of the Russian baby ,herlittie highness. when
dressed for an outing, is held up at the
window every morning by the nurse for all
the world to see.
The evening times., 1896-08-12
1880 WEDDING PARTY.


" HE fashionable wedding gift for
the bridegroom to make the bride
maidsis apenda Mt watch in enamel,
of hue TO correspond with the
tone of the toilet. Bouquets are
replaced by baskets OK spring blossoms or
unconventional ''posies'' hanging loose.
composed OF the Oldest OF the '.old world''
flowers which happen to he in season.
Posies OF waii flowers with old lace ffchus,
over gowns of white can.bric. friiled at
the edge Of the skirt. gave some recent
nuptials an air OF great distinction. The
hats were OF white leghorD, poke-shaped.
and the bridemaIds wore their waved hair
parted to either side in 1880 style. Old
lace mittens were chosen to supersede
gloves. but the fair weareres struck" at
the Innovation
The evening times., 1896-08-12
BON NlRcnE
uNpERTAEERA
DIED.


HYSON-On Tuesday, August 1, at $3.50
q. m, Sarah Hyson. at her resideDce, S24
Twenty fifth street, aged eighty years.
Funeral from Nineteenth Street Baptist
Church Thursday, August IL, at p. IN.
Relatives and friends invited.
SCHLOSSER-O On Sunday, August 8,
1896, at his late residence. 1O40 Market
Space. Peter Schlosser. beloved husband
OF Kate Schlosser, in the forty-fifth year
OF his age.
Funeral at o'clock today.
CALDwELL-On August IL. 1896, Mrs.
Jane Caldwell, relict or the late p j :, and
mother OF Stephen, John and Joseph Cald-
well, aged scventy-two years.
Funeral will axe place from the residence
of Mrs. NJ. Smith, No. 8 II st. NV. at
O'Clock a. m., Thursday August Is. Mass
at st. AIoysius' Church. Friends invited
au12-2t
HALLORAN-On Monday evening, Aug
ust 10, 1896, Martha Ellen, beloved wifeOf
W. E. Halloran and eldest daughter OF Eu-
gene and Elizabeth sherry, in the twenty
second year OF her age. -
A precious one from US Is 9onos
A voice we loved Ia still:
A place IS vacant in our home,
Which never can be filled
God ia His wisdom has recalled
A boon His love had given.
And, though the body slumbers here,
The soul Is safe in heaven.
The evening times., 1896-08-12
HIT AND MISS.
"A o not indulge in friDgcd lambrequins
II you own playful kitten
Two "bees" are in the summer
girls. bonnet, bicycling and bath

iuS. --' -
Becoming hats OF grass linen are the lat
est development of the linen craze.
The woman who enjoys an argument is
rarely popular at the dinner table.
some Of the imitation ornaments are as
dainty In shape as the real tortoise.
Blue canvas gowns of open mesh, with
green silk Innings, are decidedly smart.
When you begin TO feel that you could
cry at everything, look out for nervous
prOstraton.
At tmany of the fashionable resorts horse
back driving has quite driven the wheel
to the wall
As a compeDsating thought to the stay
at-homes they can dwell with certainty
in the fact that European travellers will
The evening times., 1896-08-12
IN MEMoRIAM.

In loving remembrance OF my devoted
wife, Mrs Sarah ]. Hawkins, who de-
Loved In hfe. in dratii remembered.
her HUSBAND, G.. A. Il.
IT'S juBt three years ago to-day,
In August early and bright,
Ny gentle mother closed her eyes
And passed from earth away.
Her healthy form, her rosy cheeks,
Her sweet, angelic smile,
Warned us that death was lowering neaR
Though lingefi0g for y while.
But on that morning, Wi,ile the stars
Faded In the light of day,
Amid the tears that vainly sought
The dreaded hand to stay,
He bore her happy spirit hence
Across the swelling tide;
And half the light went out from hOu1e
The hour my mother died.
BIZ HER DAUGHTER, @. 4. {. r.
The evening times., 1896-08-12
THE FIRST GUN FIRED.
NEW BLACK DRESS GOODS.

They have just arrived in this
country-our ewn importations.
The goods came a little early, but
they are unpaeked. and if you
want to get your dress and have
! it ready, here is your oppOrtu-
! nifty. Well fix Special Prices,
] so you will have an excuse for
buying early. Whose wardrobe
, is complete without a Black
Dress?
a4-in Black Atwood Serge,
25c yard
s4-in Black All-wool Cash
25c yard
ss-in Black An-wool Serge.
SOC yard
ss-in Black Ali-wool Hem
SOC yard
as-in Black Atwood Jac-
guards. Regular Soc quality,
Z 40c yard
45-in Black Atwood
French Serge, fine finish. Soc
4Oc yard
Z 3s-in Black All-wooi Storm
40c yard
4s-in Black Atwood Hem
! rietta,
40c yard
: 45-in Black Atwood
French Serge.
I soc yard
: ae-in Black Arl-wool Mo-
hair siciiian, high luster.
J SOC yard
5o-in Black Ali-wooi Bicy-
! c.e Serge.
65c yard
9 5o-in Black Atwood dag
: onal.
9 75c yard
z 5oin Elack AII-wool Mo-
3 hair sicilian,
Z 75c yard
Z All-wool Novelties two
. new designs-rough effects,
9 SO and 54-in wide,
! $I.OO yard
! We can serve our out-of-
y town trade with these goods
] An order now will receive
J the most careful consideration.
! ||SSenAysAlsBm S
/ go. 422. 424, 426 9TH St.
Sasssossssssss sesssssssss
The evening times., 1896-08-12
ENGRAVED DIAMONDS.

IA AMONDS can now be engraved In
very artistic manner. The de-
velopment of the diamond cutting
art brings into existence new
class OF jewelry, for which con-
siderable demand is expected 1t was
long believed that the diamond could not
be engraved with safety or satisfactory
results; but few stones roughly engraved
were found in India; and diamond was
exhibited at the Paris exhibition OF 1873
on which the portrait of the King Of HoI-
land was scratched. But the work wasyery
imperfect. and the stones were rather de-
nielished than engraved.
Some of the finest examples OF epgrav-
ing on diamonds are the work OF Paris
jeweler. One is scarfpin, represent
ing q yataghan, Of which the blade Is q
slender diamond and the handle is a ruby.
Another 10 y large circular stone On which
a pansy with its foliage is engraved.
An elaborate pder OF work is bicycle.
OF which the wheels are two circular tia-
n,oDds. The spokes are represented BY
lines engraved On the dian0nds. A small
hole is pierced at each angie.
Another diamond IL carved like a fish.
A handsome brooch is scarabaeus, snr.
rounded by sapphires and briAiants.
Other examples are brooches represent
ing flies, OF which the wings are thin en-
gfayed diamonds; two diamonds engraved
with armorIal bearings. the imperial arms
Of Russia being used in one instance on
shirt and cuff buttOns.
The evening times., 1896-08-12

This is 5H9ther representative German dish of the
Keystone
Put cooked ham bone ID pot Of water with pint
of dried appies, and when the latter boiled soft
drop ID AotT dnmpfings- Boil with lid on for 20 n-
utes, then Nl from fire, dish out and eat.
zs-s@ You will sEnd .Snits splendid" MRs. N.
I
t7A.. ,ss,ps. -. siss1 Times By daas..ss
The evening times., 1896-08-12
Pennsylvania Dishes.
Sauerxraut.

Eastern Pennsylvania IS famous for this dish:
Ii the fal cut cabbage in shreds salt, brnise aud
barrel with weights tafees weeks before using. When
needed boil desired amount with pork. salt fresh.
5. esss4sss@ .ss,,s - NARY e.
The evening times., 1896-08-12

The Misses Gaushton, Daughters OF Hon.
II. o. Caughton, and their sister. Mrs..
West, aud son are at cowarts. Va, for the
remainder Of the season.
The evening times., 1896-08-12
SITTING. FOR A PICTURE.

TO the face.
~ Gloves make the hands appear
= much larger than they are in
reality.
It's unwise to wear new dress. 1t al
ways falls In awkward folds.
Whenever possible tits money well spent
TO drive to the photographers.
A feather boa or a lace fichu has won
derfulfy softenins effect on the features.
Generally speaking, the head and shoul-
ders make q far prettier picture than full
length portrait. ~
Above all. il you want your sun picture
To have a natural expression, you must for
get where you are.
Unless there Is an urgent reason for it,
Il d great mistake to be photographed
II you are either out Of health or in low
spirits.
A just the mode OF the moment style OF
costume or cciffure viii -date,' tbs photo
graph and soon make itiook out Of fashion.
5 A white dress or one that takes white
gives ghastiy effect. and one TAR from
becoming. unless The sitter ts young and
pretty.
The evening times., 1896-08-12

Mrs. P. H. Hayden and her daughter, Miss
Katie. Of Wilmington, N. c., are visiting
Mr.. N. Hayden OF No. 315 Fourteenth street
northwest.
The evening times., 1896-08-12

Miss Katy Jones, is at the Hotel STRAIT
ford, Atlantic City.
The evening times., 1896-08-12
|A[R HEART WIS TOUCHED
Inmate Of a Gilded Palace
Asked for Prayers.
GOSPEL WAGON SERVICE

The Big Van and Its Load Of Chris
tfan Workers Made = Tour OF the
Divinion--CongregationHardenedb
sin-Tears brought to Eyes Unused
to Shedding Them.
The evening times., 1896-08-12

Change In Rate-Bay Ridge to Ralti-
more ana Hefnrn.
On ana AfteF Sunday August 10, the
rate fkoN Bay Ridge 10 HaltsmDre and
return By stsaaser Columbia viii be
chasged 70 - cehts for the round tfip
~ tasis asnshte1l ann . - ny.
The evening times., 1896-08-12
Turkey Makss Ne conoessssn..

CoBstantinopls. Aegs lathe govern
naent OF Turkey has EA1ected the demands
Of the cresans ard hat deetnitely refused
to make any cpnce,eion4 whatever to the
peopls of The h1iad 81 Crete heyond those
sxtsused 20 tasu6y ttSs Hsiipi cohsention
A state q anarchy prevails thfoughout the
island and the -insdtrection Of the Chris
MN IahanttanaD II being renewed -sS'A-
The evening times., 1896-08-12

Judge Arthur Macarthur. his wife end
daughters are at the sanatorium, Atlantic
City. The gentleman Of the party attracts
universal attention from the fact OF his
The evening times., 1896-08-12

Miss Annie Thrasher was one of the con-
testants at the progressive eslelire party
given Monday evening at the Burlington,
Atlantic City. Refreshments were served
and the game diversified by other amuse-
ments. 1t lasted until dawn.
The evening times., 1896-08-12

The Washington guests at the Yattan
House. Round Hill. Va. gave n enjoyable
euchre party oD Saturday last
The first prizes were won by Miss NJ
Gertrude Coleman and Mr.. Leuffle lesser
trophies being captured by Mrs Leurfle,
Miss Dalton, Miss Dunkhorst and Mr.. Dai-
ton
Others present were Mr., and Mrs Robert
L. Russell, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Yarneli, Mr..
and Mrs. Herbst and Mrs Hawley. !.
The evening times., 1896-08-12
socIErY's LATEST FAD.

Y r AcHTING has taken turn, at
" least 1t has at length seemed TO
arouse a genuine sort OF fem.
= inine interest that, as was TO be
The evening times., 1896-08-12

The engagement of Miss Mary Boy die
Faulkner, a daughter OF Senator Charles
j. Faulkner. to Mr. Edgar N. Carter, OF
Wyoming. is announced
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-08-28
@roBe Iustuobl in alien SDrten
56napp8 uno babel re6t biaig, bel
6 3 a 8. s. i III nj c I,
Sermann, Wtp.
..Sh. iule 1T ct 81 berciocr.

Sir meinen gierntit unIeren6reun0
Serrn George 9eiba6, bel rDeld)em
ant lesten Sonntag Der Sturd ein=
febrte unb ei1eu itrammen, fleinen
Sltn9en mitbradte. 60 mie ults
ferner nDdJ m%it8etbeilt ipuroe, lit
Der lieue YnfDnmli1i9 audi ricDt aus
Der Dirt 9el6la8en, benn er 5ei9t
ld)pn Jest Elm grpBe6 Salent 81
MuIif, ba er Ii6 aber ieoenfuu8 nod
nitbt fir ir9eno Elm b%eIon0eres Snz
I%tritnent entlbie0en bat, 10 iibt iid
Der fleine rSDr9" einitueilen fleiBi9
int Singert. Sum, mir %eratuliren
be1tens, unb begen Die l~leber5euo~
ung, bnB Ser 8Ieine I'M 2oufe Der
3eit aud) np9 ueins bloien" leraen
tpirb, benn bofir miro Der Serr
8npa i6pu ipr9en.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-08-28
u. Subn s. @entner BON Chicago

9r. Subn S. @entner BON Chicago
lit opr9eitern nun Ieiner ie6S5ebn
0tuunte umTalienbeu 8eiie I'M Die
@elt nod bier 5uriid Qefebrt, Gr
mar in Sapon, China, @eppten,
Nfrtta un0 9tiien, ippie in alien
eurupdii6en Stooten u1o ieinc Or
lebniiie uno 8eoba6tuneen tuelde
er lebr itterciiont su er5dblen lueiB
bDren itd) an tuie Elm Wdrden ats
Sauienb utlb elmer Nad]t, Sein
@anbertrieb lit p%prldufig 9eiattigt,
es uare benn boB Der NorbpObl emit
6eft un6 cine giIen6abn babin ee=
baut tuiiroe, baB CT Die erite 9eleeen=
beit benuben miiroe babin gu fabren
UNI iid Die pielbeiprD9ene @i81tan9e
an5uieben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-08-28

men fuuroe. Serner bnttert mir nod
bas @ereniieen Die foleen6en Serrer
@an6ioaten in unierer Mtitte 81 be-
eriiBen: Spbn s. Sbsner, Sobn Nt.
Sbpdlep uno 8. 6. @ungpn, uno
heute ant Gunntag, / frerte u1s
&idter 9pQertIen nit ieinem Ses
Iu6. Die nad]ite S~erlammluna
miro ant Snm8tae, ben 5. Septem=
Der abeebalten, uno Iullte an benz
Gage fein &epublifaner subauie
bleiben, 1pnbern tpn1mt Iue uno
eebt elire Stimme ab fir Den belten
damn.
- Sn Der 5amilie beS 9errn
5ror5 5rDmm febrte bieier Sage Der
StDrdb elm un6 binterlieB cine bub-
Idle, fleine Spbter. Geitber lit
5reun6 Srans lebr fleiBi3 nit benz
giniiben elmer Insabl @ieeenlieoer
beI6aftigt, unb mir erutuliren bier
nit beItens, B. +. nibt gu ben Sic
bern Ipnbern gu Der tleinen SDdter.
- Die 5rauleins Marie Slid uno
Iueuite 8ettfe peroen im 2aufe bic
fer @od]e na9 ct. 2Duis reilen UNI
bort in Sienit SIT treten, uno pin=
Iden mir ben beiben junsen Mab6en
beItens @iud sur @rlaneune gutter
Stenen.
- Cine Sp6ter bes !9errn Sobn
8ettte BON MnrtbaaniIe, Wtp., be-
finoet ii9 eeeenmdrtie bier sum Sez
JUDI bel Der 5antilie ibres Snfels,
bes Serrn 5riebrib &ettfe.
- 5rnu 2ineenfelber unb 5rou
Muss, beioe ppn ct. 9puis, mel6e
iid felt seraumer 5eit bier BEL Ser
ipanbten gum 8elu6 aui9ebalten
baben, merben inn 2auTe bieier
8Dfe rpieber nad ber Seimatb OBJ
rellen.
= Serr Gbas. Dante nebit 5rau,
urs ~nerlohen unb iinb natb
Nt. Sterline ubereeiiebelt, i'm bort
i5ren @obuiis auf5uiblaeen.
Serr 8aitur Npbr befinbet iib
oieIe @D6e in Berger UNI benz bprtis
gen MiiiionsfeIt beisuwDbnen.
- Der @eiunbbeitssuitanb in
l~InIerer 3n6bari6aft lit Jest i'm
Iueemeinen 5iemli6 gut benn es
limb nur nod %nereinselte Sale bon
Behielfieber befannt, uno tuenn Der
0err 9pttpr Spredelmeier in Belt
Su &atb eesueen tuiro, bann lit
.aloiee Seierune aemiB.
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@eltern mar Der co. @rinbun9ss
tag unIerer Stobt, Der ieou6 NIT
ausnabnte ber 9lufbiiung elmer
5laege npr Der CONCERT Safe unbez
a6tet poribereine. Bis npr peniz
gen Sabren purbe Der Sag BON
unlerer Seuertuehr al8 alteiter
Serein Serntann's oaidbrli6 in pal
ienber @eife eefeiert, bod eleid
oielen nnberen id6nen Sttten urt6
@ebrduben lit bieIer 8rnu9 uerlpren
eegan9en. SDn ben alien @rinoern
limb leioer II no6 tpenieen benz
2eben erbalten geblieben. Serr
@bas. 3. CITIZEN ieerete bas .3eitli6e
I'M Sanunr bieies Sn6res uno Die
Serren S. S. 9angenbDrfer, 8eter
CORN uno S. 8oebnt limb bic einsieen
nod am 2eben nel6e bic Staot Ser
mann ais urpa1o eefannt baben.
liner iebt mod bier mDbnenbe
Sreunb Capt. Sermann 8enline mar
bas erite rSabp" bas in Serntann
ba8 2i9t Der @elt erblidte, ipdt,
renb Srau 9puiia 9pmmer, Jest in
CALIFORNIA, Mu., pubnbuft, bas critic
meibli6e @eien mar, ba8 iid nit
ibrem Batter 9errn &iefenitubl, iid5
in bic neue N~(niieblune I'M llrpaloe
pnete.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-08-28
Die fair.

Die nit bent beutieen 9nee be-
ainnenbe NusIteuuns Der bieiigen
Observation-Disclosures, mirb ii9 uirbie
an Die @eite ibrer Suredneer reiben
f6nnen, menieitens Last iid bieies
nob benz reeen 2eben unb Sreiben
urtbeilen bas eeiteru auf benz Snir=
plabe bemerfbar mar uno ben pdbz
renb bes seitrieen Cages in 10 sablz
rei9er unb manuiefa1er 4rt CUR
Nustenune eebra6ten 9eeenitdnoe.
Die Sbit= uno Srauben=4usiteuun
lit bieles Sabr cine i66ne uno
reide, unb tuenn man Die berrlt6en
@epfel, 8frii6e. Sirnen unb Die
iippieen, einlabenben Srauben iiebt
bic in Der betreffenoen Nbtbeilune
auseeiteut iin0, 10 muB a untuiaz
tibrlid Die @abrbeitsliebe bes
Observation-Disclosures ber Die &uss
ii6ten iiber 8aumDbit 10 uneiirltig
idiloerte, besneifeln. @ub i'm
Serti(=9 epnrtement lit bic Iusitelz
flung cine reht bi6i6e uno oaber
reidbultig. Namentli6 reye baben
Iif bic 9amen baran betbeiltgt unb
limb beren %2eiItungen nuf benz @e=
biete bet feineren meibli9en San0z
arbeiten, Der Wfalerei uno Stiderei
ourd Die pratbtupllIten Gremplare
peranIdnuli6t. Die @rseueniIie
bes Iderbaus iino ebenfaus gut per=
treten. Corn, Safer, @eisen uni
@erite ipie mir lie nod ni6t i6bne,
seie6en. 9nS erpBe @efliselbuus
lit nit Subnern Der beIten unb eoel'
item Gprten, @6nlen, @nten, Surfep3
uno Sauben fUrmli6 9efiiut, nab:
reno bic @ieb= un0 4Ieroeausltel
flung, ben Gnmel0uneen naG 81
urtbeilen, Die 9rDBte uno bette 81
perben perlpri6t, Die Ieit Sabrer
bier itattIano.
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DerfammIun9 republifanii der
Clubs.

- Der 8oultpare Gotunibip Club
miro ant Samstag, ben %. QtguIt,
Iben0s Z ubr, cine &eriammlune in
2uuis SDe9er'6 Store abbalten.
Mebrere &e6ner iueroen Gnipra9ert
balten.
Ser &epublifoniIdle Stub non
8peff Sptuui6ip bdlt iei,te re9elmGB=
iee 8erlanmlune am Sntnsta9 ben
10, b. Nt. 9tadntttaes UNI 2 ubr, in
8iebers S6ulbaus ab, uno lit eir
Sober freuuoli6it e%in9elaoen. 8. S.
Mbertstperts, Sefretdr.
Ter republitanii6e Club uur
&i6lnnb Sppnibip mirb ant ndblter
9onncrlta9, ben 3. September, eine
Serlnmmlung in Yot8oam abbalter
81 mel6er Sebermauu e%tn9eluoen ii
-eans b~eiunbers Die 9errr @ar1oi;
oateu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-08-28

8ir MAIDEN uniere 9eier unb be-
ionbers iol6e berIelben Die ibren
S6bnen Dber S19tern cine bDbere
Silbung aneebeiben 1aiien mpIen.
auf Die Nnseise bes Central @eslep=
an College nufrterfiam. 9ieIes aus
seseibnete @~rsiebun9Sz Snititut itebt
in beitem &ufe unb piele unIerer
beiten 8ireer neroanfen bemielben
ben @rfule beiIen Tie iid jest gu ers
treuen boben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-08-28

@enn in elmer 5nntilie cine tleine
So9ter lire @rideinuite madt, bann
reealirt Der Serr 8apa feline 5reunoe
meiltenS nur nit elmer sc @ignrre,
tuenn es aber Elm fleiner Spbn lit, ie
oenn pfeift Der @ino aus einem gang
anberen 9pde uno bann mllB es
.minoeftens audi cine 1Oc. Gienrre
iein. 5reunOe bes Germ @eure
Bfeutf6 baben baber jest einen Inz
ipru6 auf cine sc. @ienrre, tuabrenb
Die Sreunbe Der Serren George 2ei=
bad, Senrp Wausbunb unb @epre
Sang, es ni6t unter elmer 1Oc @iear=
rem gu tbun branben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-08-28

Die II. iablide Nustelun9 Der
Nderbau -@eieui6oft ppn @ascpnaoe
County, Mp., be9innt an 28. urO
i9lieBt Gpnntng Nbenb, so. Iu9uIt.
Die jdbrli9e @rcurlipn auf Der Ntu.
Sac. @iienbnbn pon ct. 2uuiS nacb
Sermann tpiro ant Spnntag, ben 30.
IuguIt 1896, unternpnnter.
Der Bug perldBt Die llniDu Station
$50 llbr 8prmittaos uno fdbrt
ppn Serntonn INN Z llbr Nben6S ab.
Sabrt bin uno suriid 81. 80 nit
@intritt sunt 6airplabe.-S6ne 3tuei-
Iel wiro Die 5air aud in oielem Sab
re uie6er u%n9ebeuren SetfaQ fin
ben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-08-28

@eD. 9eberle, upn Cole GitD, Sno.,
elm 8ru6er BON Srib 9eberle, lit beim
5a6ren BON Sd9eblDden nerun9lidt
inbem Der @a9en u~nliel unb i'm erz
oriifte. Gr mar 81 Sabre oft uno
binterlaBt 5rau uno bier &inoer. &c
moGnte friber bier Meilen tpeItlid
opn bier auI ber iesi9en Sperg 5arm
uno Ipater in &arren County, ruplelbi
Iein Sruoer, 6rib, jest mpbnt.