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The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1896-12-24

> mas always been In some good work.
and has had q kind word for every
body"
Aunt Martha did not like the spirit
OF criticism which her nephew had
shown Of late about reconciling state
ments Of the Holy Scripture. She spoke
up in quick way and said, miss
Rhoda hasn't gone to the town-house
yet"
mo: but the finger on the signboard
points that way" replied Arthur.
1T Is dreadful for old people to be
obliged to give up their home and old
associations and go where they would
not, said Mrs. Bates. young folks
can bear changes-many really en-
Joy them-but it is diff rent with the
aged"
Aunt Martha had not married-her
acquaintances called her "a maiden
lady," 1t was not because she never
had opportunities to marry, she told
her nephews and nieces, but because
she loved them too we'll to break her
home ties with them. It had long ago
could not do without Aunt Martha, and
Aunt Martha could not get along with
out them. How dreadful it must be-"
was her thought that night. Ito have
no lovelight in ones life"
Then Miss Martha sat down and
wrote letter to her brother John,
who lived in the city. She told him
of Miss Rhoda; what patient, faithful
life hers had been, and now, just as
nearing the end Of the journey. she
must be forced to give up her home
and 60 to the town-house. Then she
added. John, you and must pay of
that mortgage. and give Miss Rhoda
the home for her life. W. are able:
let us be willing to do it. What a
Joyous Christmas we shall have II we
do this! Miss Rhoda must have the
meted out to her that she has |
meted out to others"
The result was that Brother John
who was quite apt to act on sister
Martha's suggestions, Joined her in the
labor of love for her neighbor. When
Miss Martha went over to see Miss
Rhoda. a short time before the fore
closure Of the mortgage. she found her
cooking over her things-she could not
larry many with her: for the room
vas small she expected to occupy. But
here was this little memento and that
slft with sweet memories associated
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1896-12-24

MISS RnoDA'S MEASURE.

Miss Rhoda sat in the west doorway.
Her face was turned toward the sweet
sky. radiant with its rays of red and
golden light: it was natures with
drawing season" At Miss Rhoda's
right was field of stubble from which
the wheat had been harvested. At her
left the corn still stood, like Indian
wigwams. all over the field, waiting for
the huskfng time. At her feet the ma
PIE leaves, SO gorgeous In their autumn
nal plaids. were falling. Here and
there the note of stray bird which
mad tarrfed later than its fellows fell
upon her ear. There was a chill in the
air; the wind was rising, and 1t stirred
the locks Of silvery hair which usually
lay with such calm precision about
Miss Rhoda's face. She folded her black
shawl closer about her shoulders. but
still she fingered.
There was no kindly voice to warn
her of the dangers that might come
from longer exposure. No loved form
to come to the door and say, Come in,
now; the air is chill and the fire is
burning brightly. It is lonely in the
room without you" Miss Rhoda was
alone in the worlo; she had outlived
those nearest and dearest to her.
In the afterglow of the lives of those
who had belonged to her in the old
home sweet memories lighted up the
closing day. and as she looked intently
at the western sky she seemed to see
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1896-12-24

q vision OF the pearly gates, behind
whose portals those loved ones were
dwelling. Watching the red and gold
gather. she. like Christian. fell sick
at the glimpse Of the glories and
wished she could be among them.
As she turned and went into the
house, there was a look on her face
which. IL an artist had caught it at that
moment, might have inspired him to
paint picture and call it Renuncia-
ton. The most notable thing after
one has grown old is the fact of re-
nunciation. But in some lives, like
that Of Miss Rhoda. 1t is a more deep
1y felt fact than In others.
Il was passing Miss Rhoda's house
Just at sunset tonight. and l saw her
sitting at her west door," said Mr..
Bates. as he sat down at the supper
table. Il know she was trying to work
out the kinks and knots about that
mortgage on her place. But old Tom
Carpenter will foreclose when the time
comes. She can't expect any mercy
from him; he is too close-fisted for
that"
Dear mey' exclaimed Miss Martha
Bates: what will become of her."
'She will have to 60 to the town
house. suppose. It will be very hard
for her; Miss Rhoda was ALWAYS a
high-strung woman" her brother re.
piled.
And after all that woman has done
to help other folks when they were in
trouble!" exclaimed Mrs. Bates. .Think
how she to0E in those Butler chill
dren and kept them after their mother
died: and how she kept that young man
who was too sick to work all winter
An own mother couldn't have done
more for him. declare II Miss Rhoda
has to give up her place and 20 on
the town at her age, it will be a
shame"
Doesn't the Bible say, With what
measure We meet 1t shall be measured
to you again?'" asked Arthur. the tall |
boy at his mothers right. How do |
you reconcile that passage of scripture
with Miss Rhoda's prospects of going
to the town-house? All my long life
have looked upon Miss Rhoda a. one
e the flreside saints Of the earth: shs
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1896-12-24
What Makes . Happy Christm...

It does not require much money. nor
indeed any money, to make a happy
home circle on Christmas. Tho chief
thing is warm and merry heart. II
will devise ways and means for fn-
ing the home with cheer, Joy and glad.
ness. A little invention, a little ef-
fort, and much love will give the dav
a halo brighter than tinsel and gold
God did not require extra material tn
paint every tree and bush in all thia
region a crystal whiteness the other
night He used only a little moisture
and little cold, and in the morning
men exclaimed in wonder, what bean
ty" So the simple things beautffv
and glorify the home. and make boli.
days bright with joys beyond the DUR
chase Of money.-Michigan Christian
Advocate.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1896-12-24

Your wandering boy, that you thought
was lost
Say wouldn't you open, Claire?
II babe should rap at your old heart
door
On the Christmas morning fair,
To give you a kiss or a hug or two.
Say. wouldn't you open. Claire?
II a God should rap at your old hear
door
On the Christmas morning fair.
To give you a Son with a heavenly
home,
Say. wouldn't you open, Claire?
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1896-12-24
Christmas gifts for thee.

Christmas gifts for thee.
Fair and free!
Precious things from the heavenly
store
Filling thy casket more and more:
Golden love In div;nest chain.
That never can b untwined again:
SilveFy carols Of Joy that swell
Sweetest Of Ill in the heart'e lone en-.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1896-12-24

about them which made It a hard
matter to decide what to take and what
to give up. There was the mothers old
workbasket. once SO full of the max
ing and mending for the loved ones.
and her copy Of Daily Food" lying in
1t. and fathers well-thumbed Bible
with here and there words Of comfort
and explanation written on the mar
gins-those Of course must 60 With
her.
Tear-marks were On Miss Rhoda,s
face as she offered the mother's rocke,
to her visitor.
Yes. Miss Martha. I'm getting ready
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1896-12-24

A huge block Of granite. the largest
ever set free by blasting, was recently
taken from q quarry In Concord. N. 81.
It measured los foet In length BY -
fest IN height and 20 In width.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1896-12-24
CHRISTMAS RAPPlNCS.
(By James Rolls Happood J

SBF q friend should
3N rap at your old
Gin home door
AIH On the Christmas
. morning fair,
. With a present for
. you and your
little dears,
y. wouldn't you open,
Claire?
boy should rap at your
Id home door
the Christmas morn
ng fair
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-02-28
SerItDpfune uno alte 2eber1eioen
rper0en bur6 Sppb's Billen 9ebeilt.
Gtmds iiber oas Sdaltjdhr.

g8ir befinoen unS i'm S6altmunate
bes S6oltiabreS; Der na6lte Samsz
tag, 20. 5ebruar, lit Der S6alt~Sa9.
9o lih Die G6attjabre a(e bier
Sabre foloen, 10 niiBte oos nadite
S6oltjobr ons Sobr 1900 lein. 9as
lit ober nicbt Der 6oa, pbtuol Die 3abl
Der alten S9altreeel nad), iid) 0ur6
bier tbeilen laBt, pbne einen Srud)s
tbeil gu laiieu.
llnIere @rb= un0 SunuenjaBre redz
nen ii6, tuie man peiB, nnd
Der bes llmlaufs bet 3eit Der
Grbe nm Die Gonne. Die 2dnge
oicIer ,3eit tpuroe por Suliu8 Galar
gu 365 Sagen angenommen, aliu um
) Giuu0en 48 Otinltten uno 45 &C.
tunben gu fllr5. DAB oies beinabe 6
Stunoen poer ! Sag nusntadt, 10
uerorDnete Sulius Galar, DUB nuf lc
orei genteine Sabre pDn $50 3agen
Elm Sbnltjnbr uDn 366 3a9en
Iulacn, uno in einem lplcben BENT Nip=
not 3ebrunr Elm Sag algelegt neroen
iolltc, Dunit Der biirgerli6en Orb
nrmo megen Die SabreS5eiten tets IN
oicIelben Mpnate fielen. 8en onnab
eilloeriC6teten &nlcuoer nennt man
befalurtlicD ben Sulianuben.
9(ber oub er ltinntt ni6t 9enou
nit bent tpirfli9en SonnenIoDre
iiC rein. 3enn Do er II 0tiuuten 10
ScfuuOen 5uuicl eiri16oltet, mas Ill
400 Suhren etlpo 3 Sage auSmoGt
lulo int 2SoGre 1882 nat @briiti @es
rnt lc6pu 10 Sage betru9, 10 Dap oeS
5,S5ril9liuo8oltfulg ni6t auf ben 21.,
Iun0eyu auf ben IL. WtQr5 fiel, 10
peruroIete EcpIt @reopr Der 8rttz
5ebnte, Job man nad bent 4. OttOber
lncilt ben s., 1pnoern ben 15 lfreiben
lpGte, unb oaB in 400 SSabren bret
ohcltia5re aus 83elailen tperoen lo0@
tel. IS lpI(te oenna6 ieoes pierte
Sobr elm S9altiabr iein nit @usnob-
me Ser Sdculariabre 100, 1900,
1900 uno 10 fort, 6eren @inbeiten II
IS, 19 li6 nid5t bur6 4 pbne &eIt
tbeilen laBen.
9us So6r' 2OOO tpirb bann pieoer
elm G6altjabr 1ein, uno tueiter 24OO
uno 230O.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-02-28
C6Dr bat WsItsbIatt.)
lDat 1eb2

Seoet moi, 2ii, tuu geI6uino fann
Iif Be gSinb geI6pin6 oreigen! 8enn
gleuelano bii6tig up be Sagt geit
I'M fi8fet up en- 5ieroag, oann le9et
Be 9emofraten be loll nod mol Brez
Iioent tpern. Seb bat bat aIle up
bort. Sd oenfe bot mas niel De
&epublifnner en- 10 en- bieten flatiert
bamet. 9enn ipenn be &epublifaner
etiuns prolt, bann bort be 9emofraz
ten eliefs up; iuenn ct of mod 10 Tein
es.
2eIten 9esember mas Gleue(ano
up Be Saet I'M as Re in fen SuS FAM,
Do funo be en 8reif upn rSubn Sua. ="
6e los ben 8reif ttue pber brei moi
6,uer, DO leg be: v92u eS ct Dtuer bpS
&c 9iet, ySobn Sua," iuenn on
bien erauten Saut ni9 BON &merifn
ndmIt, oann triege td bi bic be $3Drn
unb oreiae bi ben Snid at, llnele
SAINT bGt 6i al the moi flopet, ntl
tuenn ou oi MIDI rebt fein auiteIlIt,
bann erteglt bu le no6mol onnif."
Do fdreif he ene lan9en Sreif an
I&pn9reB, III perteIle De 9an5e @e=
Ibihte. De &epublifaner Ieen oat
NOR red)t BON @ruuer. De 9emu=
fraten bnbben ebre 6eben al nfi6rie,
ben, Diuer ben 8epublifnnern re6t
! los tn teien. 9ls le 10gen Dat be 3e:
publifaner Den Gleoelanb bie1Dnen
Do puIten le MIDI mat Ie leeen Iollen
! Seit0em bort man nir mebr pDr
lGlepelano as aanbibat. De 9emp
fraten le9et bios, be iielle lid to bic
on us en- &epublifaner. Sd BENT
r9pbn Suu" iteIlt lid anItanbie on
ct es ct bette mat be bon faml. 8
s(merifuner iinb bDb enitinnis
9at es Dat bette npb. Sner iG tupl
Slaiue tp6r nod an 9fuber. Gig
: lalo mas lanee for 8(aine I'm tuuit
/ Of tporiint. 8laine bdooe to Die
, 8erltano f5r en-. Otper be tpeit DC
llncle Sam, iif MIDI nI[es aefaIle
) lat. nSobn 8ull, :" paB MP!
Summei,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-02-28

ing auf Die 6Dbe ibrer 9tus9aben gu
bringen, Die @ineaness6Gle UNI ettpa
$40, 900, 900 int Sabre 81 er,Dben.
2em Gei66ftsleben tpiirbe bic 9ln
nogne Der Sia pom erDBten 8urtbeil
gene N Iein inben Iie nidt nur Der
beltanoi9en @elbuerleeenbeit Der
Glepelanb 'I6en 9lominiitration elm
Cube genabt, ipubern AUDI perl6ie=
0enen Snbnltrien, Die unter ber Gera
bes Sreibnnbelsi6tuinbels einen
i6iperen &nmpf un's 9aiein fIbren
pher ibren Sttrieb baben einitellen
ntiilien, cine bebeutenoe @rlei6terz
ung 9etpelen ip1re.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-02-28
Qir Grippf,
perbleibt jdbrelans i'm Syitem, wenn
ntbt 9eheilt.

3ieIes 2ano entbdlt cine erpBe Nr=
5abl Ofdnner uno Srnuen, tpelde in
SOlge Der Grippe entfrGftet unb
16tpa6 lino. 9udb tpiiroe Sober
mann tbun, mas &epereno Hettp, pDn
Sireinien, getban, onnn tpiirbe Oiele
9ruBe s(n5abl 2ei6enoer balb ipies
Der itarf uno 9eluno iein. ST i6reibt:
r2ebten g8inter bate i6 einen
1e1r I6limmen 9lnfaa Der Grippe,
mel6er MIDI iebr l6tpa6te unb BEL
oerin9iter SloBltelfune cine @rfalt=
une 6erbeifilbrte. Sb probirte piele
McbiSinen, bod mar Ger @rfDle meilt
nur elm tempOrdrer. SS6 Iah cine Inz
5eiee oes Eezruzna uno beI6luB, audi
oieies sli probiren. S9 babe es felt
5ipei Ntpnaten eebrau6t unb bat mir
baiielbe erDBe@rleibterune ner16nfft.
@s ipar fiir MIDI elm tuirfli6es Tant :
cen. @s bat beleben0er nuf mid ein9es
ipirft, ais irgeno ettpaS anoeres, 0aS
je prpbirte. s5d5 babe oalielbe bereit5
9tn0ereu empFubleu uno oeulelben aes
rot6en, nad Shren 8antpbleten sl
i6iden. Sdl babe an entfernte
5reunoe barber eei6rieben Sic f0n=
men oieIes 3eueniB in ieoer beliebi<
gen 9SeiIe ee6rau6en"
8eu. $. Settb. Saptilt
Dry Sort, ga.
gSe9en nd6eren @inselnbeiten uno
elmer lln5abf pun 3eueniiien, i9reibi
an Die 8ezru=nn Drug Manufacturing
60, Columbus. Ohio, fiir elm Ireies
@remplar ibrer illuftrirten 9tbbanb=
lung ilber Die Grippe. 8esru@na= III
ebeilfalls elm li9eres Seilmittel fin
&atarrb, 9uIien, @rfdltunsen. Srun;
9itis, critics Stabium Der S6millo.
llu6t uub alle flimatilhen Sranthei'
ten bes SSinters.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-02-28
4aaarhtpreiIs in st. fuuis.
0Dnnerstng ben 27. Sebrunr.

0Dnnerstag Den 27. Sebruar.
8eisen.-gtp. 2 rDtber, 72@- SEQ.
3. rptber, 68(0-c; gtp, 4. 10
Wtais.-9ep. 2 293@-c; SEP. 2.
tpeiber, 250-c; 9tp. 3. 24 0-c.
Safer.-geu. 2, 194@2Oc; SEP. 2.
tpeiBer, er,-0-c; SEQ. 3. 170-c.
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Splten pariiren 5ipiI6en 1925 unb
S4.OO p 1OOtb lebenoie.
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M4.OO; nit Wiais 9efiitterte, !, 100
bis ,3OOfb I6rper, S4.25(04.6O;
oeluD6nli6e unb r8ut6ersSteers"
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4.5O o 100 fb lebenbie. &ube
uno Sal6er, $9.OOM35.OO. Sal
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G6afe.-3@43c y tb. 2dmmer, 4!M
SC % ib lebenoie.
Sutter.-6eiuite 5abnz II. creamery
Butter, 2O021c; Country Butter
406c y fb.
@ier.-6rildbe sap 9uben0.
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7.50 u 100 tb; Sinutby s5,20CG
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s1.4501.7O; rngariI6er s1.45d
10.
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@ruBen - 5(028c ppn @aeen.
3tpiebt ln.-2505O per Suibel.
Seu.-5entii6teS s6.5O@1O.O0; 81
mptbp s10.OO@12.5O; 8r6riez0el
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-02-28
OduerpieI en- uuo Oduerpeioen, 10
Dernih Don 111ilpdufee, Dis.

9tlS i6 pprteen Sonlmer Die 16Dz
men Sitter 8reuBens unb 9ommerns
beIu6te, fiel mir ean5
belon6ers Der geIeenete Stano
Der 5utterFeloer auf, pum
eriten 5ritbjabr Bis 5um lpdteiten
6erbite intmer elei6ntdBig CRIME,
Iafti9e 5ldben. Die 0auertpielen
iperoen 1tets stueimal eentdbt un0 Die
9auerueiben Iino BON iol6 aus9ez
5ei6neter 8ei9affenbeit, oaB auf je
einem Mprgen2 Stiid @ie6 GENT
geno 5utter finben. 9td, iuenn es
oDf) audi bel uns 10 ipare, iuenn bod
unIere 5armer en0li6 oem 5utterz
bau Die gebDrige Sor9falt 5uluenoen
ippIlten, INN 9leif quite 9ieIultate SIT
er5ielen. s8as lit nun Die llrla6e,
oaB Der 9lmerif. 5arnter, bent es
0u6 lunlt neoer an @ner9ie mod
2lu8onuer maneelt, int Eunfte be8
5elbIutterbaues 1utpeit suriif lit?
9Su 5una6it tri1t ba ben 5arner Die
Scbulb tpobl in siueiter 6eibe. Sn
erlter 93eibe lit un1ere uneiinlii9e
8itterun9 Die lIrlocbe oer WiiBerz
fplee Sn 9eutl9lano lit meiit ein
feu6tes, fiibles 5riibiabr, iuelbes
bet Seiuurselune Der &leeeras ldmez
reien 10 sutrdelidl, ia unentbebrli6
/ lit; bnnu lit in 9eutI6lano au6 Die
Summermarme nidt 10 bu6 ais bel
uns. @eeen bieIen llebelitarb fDns
men mir uns nur baour6 tpebren,
ouB mir alee uno @raslanten 5eitie,
no mDelib nod int 9ebruar Doe,
Ntdr5 beitellen, bamit linn alle SSrlb=
iabrSfeu6tt9feit Su Cute fpnmt,
Sinh Die 98urseln erit einmal nor.
mai enttuifelt uno eritdrft, banr
ipiOeritebt oas 8flan56en audi einel
l1n9eren 8iirre gut; aber leiOer tpar
ten uniere 5arner NIT Der @inlaai
gu lanse. 5roit bena9tbeiliet BIZ
Jntterielber iuenis Dber ear ni6l
pabreno Siirre benIelben iebr nn6
| tbeilis lit. Cine ailbere Sanptbe
bingune 5nr iippi9en @ntfaltuns nDl
8ieien unb @eiben 9lnlneen lit be
Game, gutter Game unb ssrei6lib
Sfusiaat. Sier lit Spariamfeit al
, faliben 8lab. Der bette, reinife
! . feinltraftieite utb tbeuerte Game,
, lit Der btGi9ite. Miit billteem leid
tent Samen tuiro man ME elm iipp
Ices Jutterfelo er5ielen.
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(5SGr oas 9plfsblat)
Jerenios Seoernann uber oen
Gourtbaus-8du.

Serem feblts an 98ib unb 6untur
llno Der alleemeine &unlDr
Der onr6 unIer County Siebt
Stimmt i'm fiir elm 8laeelieo.
3ant unb CIR gebii6rt benz Spbten
Der uns lol9 @el6enf geboten,
3roboem lcbmedt es tuenn Eau6 reid
llns elmer Obrfeiee elet6.
9as SermdbtniB bient bent 3uede
Heu gu baum in cine @fe
llnIer Gourtbaus. gSer ni6t Blind
Siebt baB mir Stieffiuoer limb.
5iinfaig Sabre, fiinfsig Meilen
0ur6 WDrnit unb &otb 5u ellen
Gum @eridt. 9ns lit 5u tuu
llnb madbt oas @ebulosmaB nDll.
Seben 0pILar Der @ebubren
5but Der @aittpirtb einfalliren
Damn leet man fir &Drn uno 9eu
Sdg(i6 einen balben bel.
8nut' bas gpurtbaus nuT bic 0titte
QSie es Qanoesre6t uno Sitte
Suu1t! 8ebenft baB iiber gea6t,
S6naps uno @ioer 0elOen nabt.
r9dnfie SDller" int gpnerelie
0ot bei6lD1en, 0ur6 Die 9reiie
Oar5utbun in flarem StDl,
Dab 1ein Srie9sbeer lit mobil.
GS tpiro Oerntann bDnbaroiren
.3mingen 3um @apituliren
0arum bort nuf Serem' 8atb,
@b in Sriimmern lie9t Die Staot.
6ermann lit Elm l6Dnes Staothen,
9rinnen bat es bilbltbe Wtdb6en,
9lu6 Die neue 5rau lit bier
limb bas bette 2aeerbier.
9llt unO Sung lebt bier im 9reile
ytp6 nncb after beutlober @eile,
9ln Sequen1li6feit 10 reidl
5alt nit ieber @roBitaot elei6.
3e(e9ropb llno 9anpTrpB i9nauben
Sets pDrbei, iuer iplGt' es eGauben
0nB Der 0rabt bes SelepbOn
@ebt 5u pielen 96rfern i6on.
l1nten, am N1iiIpuri Stranbe,
Siegt man 16Dne Sbiffe lanoen.
gSenn Die bunfle 9tn6t ailbribt,
2eu6tet eleftril6e8 2i0t.
9ielen 9(ufidiuung ru6 5u beben,
SIT oes Seoermnml' SeItreben.
Die &rie9stuplte 5u 5er1treu'n
Mildjt er ii6 bermittelno ein.
Gas GDurthaus mag bort perbleiben,
9D6 nuB 0erntann @elo auftreiben
8nlen bis 3u lnl8 geran,
Cine eleftril6e SaDlt.
Gorou5 sie1t Oie Sto0t Sen g}Abet,
ltu0 icf1 nett Elm gauges 0ubCn
Eanfie 9Dller" Sriegcr idtei'n
2hltDn lted ben 0egen eilt.
Damn 1T nlles pUDl gel!tngen
llno bas Sbla1tlleO lit uertlungen,
Wnn erfennt bann banfbar an,
Q8as Der 6eOermont get9an.
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a)ereno,t,t, aeto,, grettuu, nen 2s gebrrnr. 1896

8ertpanbte nnb 8efan1te gu bes
Iuben.
= 8as @alolinbppt oes Serrn
9usuit @tueIler lit iett fertig uno
tpir0 nablte g8obe ieine erIte Sabrt
MAIDEN unb 5ipar ipirb Serr Wueller
Die peri6nli6en @feften oes Srn.
6eroinano @erle nit benz 8oDte na6
Boone County transportiren, tuo
!5err 8erle cine 5arm getauft bat.
Serr $. HDertner bat bic 9erle=
5arm bierIelblt fduflib an iid) gez
bradt.
= 5rnu 9puiie gSittbaus erbielt
am 9ienstag bic traurise 0a9ri6t,
baB ibre Sp9ter, Die in ct. 9puis
pobnt, iebr franf oarnieber lieet unb
reiite ant ielben Sage oortbin nm
Die &ranfe 5u oerpfle9en.
: @as uniere @eidhdftsfeute bier
fir 8rooufte besablen oiirfte ebenz
falls interel1ant letn. Nm Ufitttpo3
tpurben bier be5n6lt fir @eisen 63
Gents, &orn 20 Gents, MaitI6tpeine,
$3.50, @ier 9, unb Butter 9 Gents.
Berger lit 5tuar nun elm fleinesStdot=
6en, aber im Sanoel 1tebt es man=
der arDBeren Stoot ni6t natb.
- Serr 9i6arb @abemeper bat
cine aloee eeeen ben Sarbi9en 8.
Samp aneeitren9t iueeen oem 8es
iibre6t elmer Sub. Die &lage miro
am Sanlsta9 uur Sriebensri6ter
Weper sur Serbnnblune fpmmen.
- Spn jebt an bis Sitern tpirb in
Der 0tetbobi1ten= uno eoaneelil6en
&irde jeben Niittpp6 9tbeno @uttes=
0ienlt gegalten iueroen.
- @s freut uns beri9ten su fDn=
nen, baB 9err gSm. 5int Der opriee
gSpDe icbiuer erfrnnft mar, jest ipie=
Der auf bent 9Se9e ber Seilerung iib
befinbet.
- 6err Dam. @rni baut Elm neu=
es !6aus auf Ieiner 6arm, 6a er feline
5nrm an Ieine SDbne oerpn6tet bat.
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Sbiiben-O -Oerbanolun0en

3eeelinaBiee SerIanntlung bes
Serlnanuer S6arfzScbuben Serein8
ben %. Sebruar.
9as ErDtpfun Der leBten Ser.
ialnmluns tuuroe uerleien, uno nit
SeiIiieune, bnB Elm ieoes S9iibenz
ntitelie0, meG9es 9eIonnen lit, ii6
einen 9ut alt5ui6affen, ielbit 81 be-
5nblen bot, nngenontmen.
9ln mpnatli1en Seitragen eingen
ein $3.50.
Serr Sobn SSalfer iuurbe bur6
Serrn Gpnrao @au8, Serr Sreb.
Snnne uno Serr Gbas. S6ramm
burtb 9rn. @uit, 9uetbD ais Wiitz
elieoer bes &ereins uDreei6laeer
Sierauf Sertagun9.
s enrp 2ueb be, 5rib gang,
Er0IiDent. Sefretdr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-02-28
Ut StoIpe.

= 9e Gelunb1eitstpItanb Tot bier
niel to tpiinIben Dfpris. De bDie
Sie,,b, be Grippe. bat bier iid pier
initeIlt, Do miat tuie bDffen. bat Te
lid bple tpier up De Goden ntnfet.
De Stu BON gSm. 0pppe is ND iiitn,er
up be &ranfenlifte. @Inideu redlt
.hple 8eteruns,
llie luadere 9irn @arp Slid.
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9ic enalild5c 8e9ierltn9 bnt elm
Sloubub ii6er 2trmenien uerDHents
lift, oas II. u. audi ciue ltatiItiI6e
3nbeIe cutbdlt, luonac6 bic @eIantntz
5abl Der pm ben SHrfcn crntproeten
GbriIleu, iiber 0creu SGitf1nl Qcnnue
Seri6te erlar0t luuroen, -, 900 be-
tr1et.
Il. g. !0a0 upn oieiem Stant biclt
bieier Sage cine ar6Bere 3tcoe i'm
Gun9reB, tuorin CT ioqte, 0nB eilt=
e8 Der !0auptiibel, an benz unlerc
politil6en ,3u1tGu0c litten, Die
5eigbeit Der Golitifer uu0 StaotSnanz
ner lei. !0aIl bat bier Elm grObcs,
fpnbres 98ort gerr6et, Iieie8 llebel
erltredt Ii6 uDn pben bis uutcu, BON
ben @rOBeu hernb Ill Den @leineu.
S8ie ielten trift man Widner Wel6e
ben Ntutb beIiben, inmer bu3 Nfeher
Der lelbTlDicn &r,tit cE3tIeten Dp eS
nDtbi9 Ware, 90. nit ihrer geipliicr
baften un0 0ener ltebcr3et9un9 5u
ie6er Belt uor Die GcIrntli6feit 5u
treten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-02-28
500 Selobnun9! 500.

Die 2eIer 6ieier ,3eitune tperoen
iidb freuen 5u erfabren, onB eS tuenig=
items cine eefiir6tete &ranfbeit eiebt
tuelche Die g8iiIenIcbuft in ar ibren
Stufen su beilen inn Stanoe lit; 6n0s
aatarrb=&ur lit bic ein5iee jest Der
Gr5tliben Sriioerl6nft befnnnte ppIi=
tiue Sur. &atnrrb erfproert ais cine
GDnltitutiuns&ranfbeit cine cpnltituz
tipnelle 8ebauolung. Sau's &atarrb
&ur miro tnnerli6 genommen un0
ipirft 0ireft nuf Ons Slut uno Die
16leimigen Sber5ld6en 0es Sp1tems
oaOurb Die @runolnge Der &ranfbeit
5erltDreno ltnb bent Hatienten &raft
gebeno, inbent iie Die Contribution 6es
SDrpers auf6nut uno Der 9fntur in
ibrem @erfe bilTt. Die @igentbiiner
baben 10 pie( &ertrauen gu ibren
6eilfrdTten, baB lie einbunbert 9pfz
lars Selu6nltng fir je0en Sail anbie=
ten, ben iie 5t furiren uerfeblt. 9aBt
GucD cine 2llte BON 3eugnihen font
men. 0tan abrelire:
5. S. @benep & 60, Gleuelnnb
>. -Serfauft upn alien 2tpotbefern,
10.
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2lus Berger.

= Die @ottin bes Serrn Sobn
9u9, lpiuie 6rau Sobn 8enper lie=
gen eeseniudrtis lebr ihuer erfranft
bnrnieber u,lh iuiinihen mir beiben
rebt baloiae Seiierune.
9err 9tie. 5ms, nun 5iseinsz
billie, MO,, lit sesenmartia bier nnt