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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-09-11
Cine Kur fir bilIioie Kolif.

&eiOurct. Gcrrpen Co., @a.-Sh
tpar ben AnidGen bon biai0;er gOl!C
mtbrcre Sabre ausseicBt. Gbomber
iain's golic, .@bolera< uno 9lnrrtoe-
5etimittel lit Die ein5ige iibere Nbbulie.
Us luirft ple Gin 3auber. Cine 9plis
gsebt @rlelbteruus. wenn ole anbsreE
Mlttel fehidla9en. u. 9. Sbarp.
gu uertuufen bel @nlfsr Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-09-11

@eiie Gin 6elsfud 9siprenst uno eiu
Stud mar bcm 81 Sabre alten Serrn
nnf hos Beiu sefaaen.
Z 2enoUn, 4. September. Sn Stor-
nuwup, S6Otttanb. u Sslnnb einee-
t%rpffene Sampfer meloeu. naB bort am
2lbcnb bes 26. stuaait tas beItialtc
@rbbeben felt Dem SABRE 1884 itaitae-
funoen Fat. 3uei &iedsu Iino ser-
lt6tt, Sieb 9etDotef, 5armeu pernidtet
purhen. Menidenlcben iiub nidt sl
betlasen. Der Mittslpunft Der Gu6e-
it0runs idien Der gu!fau !Sefla 81
ieiu.
Sn &0ien bat eiH 2iebeSpaar ee-
meiniam Selbitmorb ~besansen. Der
NaHH beiB 5teLlenbers, Die 5rau Clara
Wfeiicl. Sic flmen Seioe aus @era.
Stelerber9 mar &niiirer bes bortlgeu
Standardization 8ereils mo
5rau O2eiiel Raiilrerin oes Sparclnbs.
SeIoe iuareh perberrat9ei; iie perlicBcn
tbre @atien, na6men bic ibneu amor.
trauten Sniien NIT uHo lebten 10 lan9e
in 5reunoen, Bis Ons @elo 5u @noe mar.
Dis lie li6 mittelOs iaben 9riffcn ie
beios gum GeuOlper.
T @ien, 3. Sept. Ser Srauer uno
Miuiondr .. pou Matfolp bot iid
init elnem 8eooloer erihoiien. Sn Ell
nem btnterlaiieHcn 8riefe biiroet er Die
Gerantiuortun9 fir ieiHen Seltitmo,b
ben antiiemitiideu 3eltunaen auf
fuclde ibn befduloi9t batten, oaB er
Die &egieruus BEL Der S:euerbesabfuno
betrosm Latte. 9iele 9eitulcigune
1T iidcrli6 uniuabr, "a 6err BON Mnr.
foip eincn duBerit ~ebrerbnft,n @barof.
ter belnB ulo bod III Der @eIeuihaIl
ltnno.
Gin 9oppellrlbnmoro unter urge.
luObnlidsn llmltdnoeu bat in Srel-
iualoau, Geslerun9sbe6irt 2ie9nib, gro.
Bes Nuiisbcn erre9t. Gin Sdnler ocs
ooGtl9en @Dmnaiiulns Nunens G6Bner
1T 5ulammen nit leiuer 8clleGten, elmer
Mtoolitn 9ofmann, ieiner gOuiiue, in
ben irellpili9en 600 9~e9nnsen. 9le
2bntln6e, bob 5luii ben Den 0eioen Elm
9lebespCr9ditniB b~eltano, orObte be-
fannt 81 iueroen, uno nm otr S6nnoe
uno Der Sirofs 81 entgeben, begiu9 oas
lu9snolide laar g. 1pitmcyo.
8ien, 4. Septbr. @rSGer5cq
5ran5 6erOinnnO BON Oe1terrei6 Cite,
Der mutbmnBIi6e 9brOuerJe, bat leiue
8ieoer9enciung angetiuoist nno Der,
lan9t ieine DISCRIMINATING in Die
Armee uno 8Ieoerbetraun9 nit Den Of.
ficielen 5unfliunen he5 3brOnfol9ers,
nit oenen rpegen be5 @eiunobe,tssuItau.
oes beg Gr5bcr6o9s 6ran5 6eromanb
bctauntli6 btiien 8ruber. grSberso9
Otto, betruut tuurotu lit. i9,piideu Den
beiocn Sriioern 6runa 6sromano uuo
DITTO 1T IS in 6ol9e Oelien gu eincm bef.
ti9rn Streit sefommeh, ba 2ttterer fei-
ne 2uit bat, Die ihm iibertrugene ~offIciel-
lie Steuuns tuleoer uui6useben.
SanSibar, 4. September. IS
Gilt lsbt aIs tpabyideinlld, oab ole
encouragement Ztruuri, iurruyr Sutu'
&bal'o bel Dem 8esiu6. ben 2bron
81 beltel9cn, unttritlbt baden, per-
bannt uno bob tbr @isentbum nit Be-
l6ln9 bele9t peroen lpiro.
NuBerrem MIDI, mie mon qlaubt.
oas @i9entpum Der ibrisen 9beilne6-
mer on Der &epoGutiun tbeilipeiIe nit
Sel6ta9 belf9t uno sur 9eduna Der
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BON 10000
Hltrl. fir &liinoe,nr9 Der Gdoeu uro
@obnun9en, iueIbe her 5ludt Ger Nuf-
ltancllden aus Dem Snlaite nad Dem
ser 8eidlicbur9 tol9te, Der,
luaubt luerocr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-09-11
Guer fhlin1n1iter eeinh

tf' lpsni1 er iib Ill rbellmGtiiteu S6mcrJcn ipinoet
EN- Neleu, benz Sbr. Gler 0titleto nidt p.rIuoel
toHlIt. Sl1erltb t0nnt Sbr ibnt niGbts ehltnrnrer..
ipnnl1en. AIe CT Gnt 9ctrGutt babcu mag. er 1T ee
mig Se1trolt. CT itebt p6nsuquol.n aug. limb bo,
BET beftnoct or f6 tbatidtIid in 0ebensaefabr.
Hbenmat,smns bat Die thdlIbe 9~leigun9. Tb auI's
Serj 5u fperfeu uno bouu it's nm ietu Spfer o..
ideben. Als etn TiIttel 3rr 0ertret6una oie5cs cber
70 9ela9rithelt ais nteron6 iGmer3baittu 2eioen 9e-
nleBt Softetter'S Wlo9eubitterS e6eu 10 bcoritube;er
ais ipettuerbretieteH Guf Une Die GmpfebIuna eer
oemoDrtel.el NIB ipiienlhaitlib berourrooeuoIten
Aerdte. Nl'b ntrb es nit 9roBtem gluser 9cser Ma.
iartn Ino 9itcrenIeioCu. 2DSpcpiie, Sebcrbrrd, Der.
Hopping nno Sterrnptat gcbraudt. User bel roubsm
tolteiH ooer nofem WCtter bel I'M ;sreier o%eripetIen.
lb tOrperItten gtrapa3cn uno anftrcnaunacu aug
lesen rlnB, tur ben II. e5 ebcu 10 empfebenspertb.
OILS mr. DC" our Pppofonbrie netgenbcn stubsnbuder.
Ss l6arIt ben @ppetit. berubiet bic Nerpeu uub root
oc SeoenS8elItcr 5n frii4em Nutb an. eiue grube
lolfe 9eoer. Der ieine ftimuIircnOe mirtuua mod, nld)t
tennf, oamlt nc dleu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-09-11
Suflen's 2Irnica.SaIbe.

Selte Salbe Der 8elt seseu Sdnitte
GHetldun9er, @eidmiiren, @aisflus,
5ieberbeulen, 8insWurm. nufs~eIpruneene
Qanoe, Slbnsraugen unb ale Sautaus.
l9la9e. '0eilt l;1er Siles, oocr ieine
Se6ablun9 oerlon9t. Seilurs oIen
6auen 9orantirt. ODER @elo suruderItnt-
tef: Erets rs Gents ere 8ldIe. 2u
hnben bel &alfer Sros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-09-11

nuerruartete &tpllt. 2O1ter bcl
6anIes: Stun, fpie bat cs Sbnen bel
uEs 9eiauer, pcrr Baron? @nit: Spr-
sil9li9, gndpi9es Srdulein! 6laube,
onB ib oieie Nadt bon Strsr-ab6in
tldumen metoe!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-09-11

@s1unsener 3nfau Sonntnesidqer:
0ns tbut mir lui,flI9 lsip, lieber Rann,
bob i9 Sic nnseiGOfen Lobe. 8,e
se'Ben sic oenn? 4reiber: Otein
9tame lit pale. S~Onntosaiiser (per-
snii9t): 9Onnertuetier. bnnn bubs rd
ia bod einen s~etrOffen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-09-11
GS rettete Ole Rinoer.

SeauieW, 8a.-0ir bnben qldu5ero,
Sertdufe uon gbamberlain's Sulteu.
Seilntittel, uuo uniere Suuoeu bon fert
uno rab ipreheu bD6ft lobeno ba,iber.
Sisle bubeu seiaat, oaB ibre Sinoer al
Der Group seitorbtn pdren, lpenn fl
ibnen nibt 9Damberlnln's Suiten S;il,
-s'"H,seGr" tdtfeu. Teudm &
Aurren. {re % unb 30 @rnt 6iai5er
81 ba6en bel Walter Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-09-11

@'n9eean9en. @r: 2iebes 3ino,
thu bod in Submit etwns 6idorie in
ben &nHee! Sic: Gber liebsr Mann.
t6 babe ia beute Elm srOses 5tud bin
e'n5eibau! Gr: 50. 10, nun lueis i'd
bod. tpOser Der 8uffse INNER 70 infer
a6el l6mcdt!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-09-11

S9lasfertia. Souiirer: foufsn Sc
mcr ab III S6leiiiteiu!-6rau: Sran6'
I'D ni6t. meme 9tsner fino ole ihari.
Sanlirer: 3aufen &c ub uu1 n Msfer,
weroen sc sleid mas baben gu i9lei,
fen!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-09-11

81 dlgitlId. NOuofot: So, meiIr
Sieber, id muB Sud- leiber iaatn: 9en
ErojeB BADEN iu'r nit Boufen un6
8rompeten nerloreH! Bauer: So, luas
. net in9'n,-oa oerfi' am Gno' D.
Muiitanien aud no b goblin!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-09-11

5. 70. gisrcs. In sspubIie. 5opu. iost; so babe
IN neither sFaultIte uHb fur MID feIbft -Ons 1tinuts
@on9b Sure" 9%ebrandt, nno bas Reiultat mar cine 10
s%auftises. haB i'd toum sDorte fineen fam. bos MItteI
ieinem gsrbisnFe mad gu p~reifeH. SD tpsrbe ba feIbe.
bel iessr itp mir barbistsnbeu @el.ssubeit aaberen
empfebIeu. --WaIt Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-09-11
1br Kndbe miro feinen 1r1ondt Idn.
ser leben.


9ns f's mas 0errn @Ilmer 8rotun,
81 Mtq StrnBe, Soutb 9aconer, WtaB.
Don Den Qer5ten 9eia9t ionroe. Gem
Sobn litt an elmer 2unsenfrantbe,t, Die
pon 2ppbus 9efcl9t mar unb er bate
Den Ner5ten 1915 be5ubtt, als oisielbeu
TIN aui9ubsn, inoem fie erfldrten, onf
lem Sobn nidt mebr LANCER als einen
Wfonat leben nerbe. ST oeriu6te banr
,,9r, Sings Netp Discovery uno Der
@ebrau6 0 Elm paar 5laiden CAB inn
leine @eiunobeit pieoer uno befabigte
ibn 5ur arbeit 81 seben. @r iast, onB
er letne ber5eiti9e CUTE @eiunbbeit Or.
Sings Eep DISCOVERY Su peroanten
9at uno tueiB, boB es Die bette Otebi5tn
@elt siebt. 8rObsffafidt;af 5iaS i; u bab Ben
in &aIfer 9ro's GpOtbefe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-09-11

Sef6nttt9eno bstIens. NIB r~einissnb 9epitt'l
-paSeI Wit9 Salos" lit baS 0iittle g9unoeu unt
SdmorrboiSeu meItes isius Wirtuus Iii. perIaet
IS %osrtretbt bas SUDDEN unb gr.uuen; ss beiIt aufae.
i%prnu9ene Sippsn, nnb alts Wunoeu in 5pei. posr
bret Stunosu. --MuItcr Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-09-11

9faH fteIs fetns gsrfuG. on. nm euttduf9unscn gu
%srfabren. Dtan ~psrIoI. flo borouf. bab -Sne Nduute
6ou9b Cure fOforties erIsi1teruug b.pirft. 9os
Daittsl bsiIt bic Srduue. .es iP has einsise unjado-
Iide utittsI. psI6ss iOiOrtiss SasiuItot. sur 5oise bat.
-3Balter Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-09-11

Serfubreril6. NiGt iuabr, emil,
Die biibi6e soIoere uhr fauiit 9n mir ?
Sd min lie aud ieoep Nbeno, weun On
IN Die &neipe gegit. Siuei Stunoen gu
riidltelen!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-09-11

Gs pirtt ibnen. bsiIt urb bintsrldbt fstus Garbe.
@ranbpunoen uno 2autoysi9Ids. mcrbsH i1neG
bnrd 2egSitt's raSit9 Sa8d SaIue" ssbetIt. Sel
~sranownnbcn, Yerbribuusen unh olteu gSuuoen
LetIt bic Sable %fofort. sic turtrt ou6 Sdmorrboi.
eH.-9poIfer Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-09-11

Suriltil3 aus9eorldt. Srau: Die
ler Brief aeiet uns Rama's Yin
funft au. &i9ter: !6er nit Gem Straf-
munoot!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-09-11
Gurd bic Rfume. Birib: SO, ipie
i6meft III mfi' Saiebrdtle? Sri ireut
e,! 91f: Ri-aui

es lit nidt oa,n 10. tosbsuR nuB 10 Ieiu. g ,
Wlinute Gous5 Cure" iUirit Iha.n, unb bas f1ert
benz TiitsI ben GrioIe .-gaItsr Srss.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-09-11

Mooerne S6hin. Sabeu Sic SIRE
8apiere tei I'D? Sitts, bier itab Die
RecenIionen iiber mid!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-09-11

SIM Sllettanten.WRuiitverein Sn.
peuneilter (Sum 9rommeli6ldqer):
aber. MuGer. bauen sic nidt 70 orein!
Sic merben bod nidt nit Sbrer grpBen
Erommel Die crite 8ioGinc ipielen moi
ffni2
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-09-11

IS 1T bel elmer nieoi3tu cine mabrbeit. baB bic
heinits 9Ofs. fpeIbs etns 3siluns bsptrit. be bette lft.
3s9nttt's "etttIe eorIg 8iierS" rub oe t~Ieinfteu YiI.
len, bsptrten Semeiuns. unb finO btsbal5 bic bettsn
Mailer S3rns.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-09-11

~Gne HatHnte Cough Cure etbt auf ben rsbten
5Ied Sos gtiiteI nirb ftets sur rtGtis.n Ssit ause.
panbt, tpsun man an 2ufeu. obsr all eiuer ertdItuno
Ieibet. -91aIter Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-09-11
Surs oeoeIertiet. GtNueloerjuut

Tur5 ae9eIertlSt. S3neloerlun9t:
Serr Baron, bier itidt mel Nteelter oe
8ednuns; ct ldbt iuseu. CT t0Hne MIDI
ldnger tor9en. Baron: g3idt ldnser
bor9tu? 9a ioa Ct nidt fir noble
2eIte arbeitpn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-09-11
Nuf Der Sohseitsrei1e.

Aut oer SodSeitsreiie. sic: gu,
unier S:s-czois 1T elm redt bp9 bate,
Wtenlb! OR: 8ieio, meiu &ino? sic:
80 oft mir III einen Sunnel fommen,
Silnoet er ie,ue @iaarre AM
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-09-11

Ass9aIb oeriuHez Sic Mot Ss@itt's .etttIs GorIn
Stisrs"2 Sisf. flstH.n ginsn furireu aupfTtm,r,,n,
uroeroauItdtstt nnb gsrftOpfHns. 81. fHb tsin, Der.
rtdten obsr ibrsn ~7isuf--gsaIfr Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-09-11

| Museatine, Soma, 1. Sept.
Cine 9ranfbeit, bic benz 2srnsfeber
iehr dbnlid iiebt, rnfft Dns Sieb lei
9ilton SuncttOn, II Reifsn n6rblif)
uun bier, fit oabin. Die 9ranfbeit te,
ihrdnft iid ouf Elm @ebiet in Der Ndbe
Der 8iebh6fe. Cine itrense GuaraEidne
1T errihtet iuoroen.
5 opIioopsturg, 3d.. 4, Sept. Am
llfcr bcs Suniata 5luiies fnno man
beute Die 2ei6sn bes lutbPriiden @eiIt-
liden 9b. s. 8eeisr unb bes prominent
ten @eidGf:smnnnes S. .. 2ooe, beioe
BON bier 9ie 8eiben batteH DEN Sag
iiber Slide ~sefnnsen. % iie beioe 9uz
tie Sdfpimmer iino. sluubt man, bnB ie
ermoroet iporoen iinb'
S @rnuiise 5amllienirnsDbie. 8s,
Nteponiet, 3d., wu,ben Die 2eiden bes
Farmers Sou @ilion, isiuer @attin
uno ieincs 4 Sabre nItsu SDbuhens.
ale nit SduBmunoen IN Der SdIdft,
am 0iensta9 Nbeno tObt a~uf9eIunoen.
8illon'S eritarrte Suno belt rod einen
8epoluer. ueber bic 8eromlaHuue Su
Der i6auerli1eu 2bat lit Ioiuelt nod
nidts betaunt 9ewOroeu.
5 Mount 8ernon, ST., 3. Sent.-
0as idbrrae 96dter6en bon Snmes
y. Wnuer BON Yluofors 1tarb in 5olse
oes @eruiies BON IleberpiIen, wclde
in einem 8rO9uenseibGft asfuuIt no.
rem. Dos &ino Gntte cine 8l0e erbul-
ten. ueri6ludte nber Obne @iiien Der
@ltern nod "a Weitere, mel6e ihm IN
Die Sdnbe 9eraiben wnren. g8 tnrb
lnnerbnlb elmer Stunoe uuter arpsen
S6merSer.
s Benton !6urbOr. Ntid., e. Sept.
0eute flub ON MOrgen brnnnte SOreS
Spernbaus. ons id0nite im lioipeItti-
DIEM Wi6igan, u%Oaitdnoi9 nieber. Stint
jebr 5cueripebrleute rpuroen inter Den
ErimmerH Der einitir5enoen Ntnuern
b%e9raben uno eff BON ibuen 9et6otet
Die nnoeren iuuroen 10 i6ruer perlebt,
onB on ibrer MISUNDERSTANDING se5peifett
piro. Der 5eueri6aoeu bsIdHft ii6
auf $4,000.
5 5Ollom, 9al., 4 Sept. $50. 8.
RUbcrts wurbe beute I'M Stonts9eIGn9-
niie sebGn9t. @r bate im Npril B. S,
Walttr D. 6reeman aug 3atrobe, Goo
raoo @ounip, ermproet. 8eloe batteu
eincn ireunbi9aitliden &instampf aus
9etdmpft in Dem &oberts unterteqcu
mar. Sic trautcn Sulnmmeu in Ciuer
Wirtbi6uft, al8 8oberts beimlid cir
Ntiier 500 uuo 5rcemun Den &opf uabe,
gu bonn &umpfe %trenntc.
S 3uscola. ST., 4. Sept. 9tab 3.
Tonatti9en Iu~trensunsen Der YOli,el
beamten 1T es ~selunseu. 4 Mdnner, Die
auer 8ubridsinlidfeit mad ben 5ar-
mer Geo. 8olb beraubt baben, bin9Fen
81 MAIDEN. Gs lino Com, Qdn uno
Sames Sinos iouie SUbn Spift, ale
Don 2Ouiu9tcn. 9ei Dem betreffeuoen
&aube uureu 6 N6naer betbelligt,
TUsfde bic aus ? 9erfonen b~eItebfnoe
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-09-11

9roBe @elolumme rnu6ten.
5 gSaD:HStuu, 1. Sept. Setretdl
0ote Smitb lsste beute Die 8eriualtuno
oes Departments oes Suueru nieoel
uno i6ieo aus bent Cabinet. @r IN,
ter5ei6nete Die Iesten 0otumente be.
reits 9eitern uu0 feline 3bdtisteit als
Sefretar oes Snneru b6rte oamit auf.
Wann Der iriibere @ouperneur 5rans
Gig bon MiiiOuri eintreffen ipiro, UNI
oas Nmt an5atreten, iueiB man nod
nibt beItimmt, ieoU6 miro er no6 Dor
@blauf Der 8O9e eintreffen.
5 Detroit, 81. Nus. Seute 8ormit.
tag %oeriuunoete 5ranf 8eaubien feline
5rnn t6otli6 bur6 einen S6uB, onnn
nInfte er einen Seriu6, feline beioen
ainoer gu eridieBen unO 5ulebt jnstc er
lid ielbft cine 8u9cl in ben 8opf.
Seaubien, weldsr elmer alten Iram51-
lllben 5nmllie an9eb6rte, erbte Dor ei-
niger 3eit cine beoeutenoe Summe uno
be9ann fart Su trinfen. Scute Mor.
gen fam CT beirunfen nab Snule uno
ais ibm feline Srnu 8urHeauneen
nia6tc, 5o9 ct eineu &euOloer btrpor
uno i6oB lie, uls iie bnpon liet, in Den
Elden. @r ma6te nn6 cmen 8eriud
lelne beioen Sinber gu eri9isBeu, jcood
tamen 6eioe u%nucriuunret oauou. Oar
auf lnst CT lidJ ifIbit cine Suset in ocn
8Opf.
S atton, Sus., l. Sept. Seule Mut-
gen fur5 bon 3 ubr fIO9 Elm Qbeit oes
A Weilen Ditti9 bon bier eeteaenen
@tabliiiemeut Der equitable Goluoer
SO. III Die 2uft. 60 iue,t nlau ue,B
iuuroen oret Seute babel eeiDotet. Die
2rimmer 9erietben in 8rano uno cine
Belt lang i6iuebte bas eroBe 8uluer.
ma9o5lu in unmittelbarer @tfa6r. 9ie
our6 Die @rploiion ueruria6te @ridit,
iuuroe Sluan5is Meilen uerlpirl
Iro IN Dit unb Sber.Nlton iuutoen @e
bduoe beiddoist. Sn Qlton, eInubten
oiele 2eute, oa6 Elm @robebcn itattin-
De.
S Gbaorou, 9tebr., 4. Sept. &C.
tern Mor9en flute iraeno Scenario eire
SiBfanne nit 8ttroleum uno beIprer-
elite ben 5uBbooen oes SbfaBimmers.
II tueldem 9ilfseoitmeifter q. q. 9nn-
ep, oeiien Jrdu uno beioen 9inoe,
iOiuObl Die 8etten Der Samilie a..
'orauf or oas 3immer IN Brano ltedte. -;
Der bidte 8au6 erfidte ons Sseuer
alo .ra6oem es nnscSilnoet ipuroen,
'nr aber nls es otn 5euer,pebrleuten y
mar. bic Beuubner bes 3im. U
ers in's 5reie gu iboffen. iparen Die (
Sinoer loot uno bic gltern be. i
@s berridt bier u~naebeure y
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soLIoIrupE ZOE CORN.

We are getting to be Just 'leetle"
solicltous about corn. Last summer
there was no room for solicitude about
corn. Everything seemed to be ar
ranged in its favor. as If it We're the
chief thing in the wide world to be fos-
tered. Day after day of cloudless sun
and night after night of beaming moon
shone on it. cheered it and made it
grow like the whiskers of a Kansas
Populist. But this summer isn't like
last summer. 1t rains as If heaven had
leaks in it and no plumbers to stop the
leaks There Is q popular superstition
that there are no plumbers in heaven,
and the course of events in this region
during the last two weeks will do some
thing to strengthen it. If there are
any perhaps they are looking the job
over and getting ready to send for their
tools.
If the water hasn't all leaked out, ard
If there are no plumbers UP above, or
IL they are not yet ready TO go TO WORK,
we must turn for help to the mysteri-
Gus moon. The moon has just changed.
and a change in the moon may have
wonderful effect. as those who have
seen its antics in theatrical perform
ances know. We may be right on the
verge Of good corn weather. Last sum-
mer 1t was a great satisfaction to feel
that while human beings might be suf-
fering corn was rejoicing. Lately both
human beings and corn have been a
little too wet. OF course it is wicked
to complain on account of the human
beings, but it is allowable to hope that
the weather will soon be a little better
for corn. We therefore and hereby hope
that 1t will.
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MIST ZEE oNFRoNTED.

An interesting legal technicality that
operates in favor Of the accused has
been recognized in an opinion by the
Court of Criminal Appeals in Texas. 1t
consists in giving a strictly literal in
depreciation to the clause in the bill of
rights, which provides that the accused
against him." The prosecution in the
case at bar had introduced in evidence
the written testimony of a witness taxi
en- on the examining trial, the reason
for this course Of procedure being that
the witness had died. The lower court
admitted the testimony under an ar
ticle of the code on criminal procedure,
which provides that the deposition" of
a witness taken before an examining
court, in the presence of the defendant
and with the privilege of cross-examin-
alton, when reduced to writing and
legally certified, may be read in evil
dence as Is provided "for the reading
in evidence of dispositions" The Court
of Appeals Zone of the three judges dis
senting) holds that the testimony taken
at the examining trial is not a deposit
ton. The judges say that a deposition
is taken only at the instance of the ac-
cused. 1t was ruled further that under
the law written copy of examining
trial evidence can only be used in be-
half of the accused in event of the
death of the witness. The right of the
accused, the court said, to be confront
ed with the witnesses against him con-
tinues throughout the case; the law
does not select the first trial as the
place and time of the confronting.
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THE WORKINGH4N,s TNTER


1t is the workingrnan who will have
the chief interest in this campaign and
it's result and it behooves him to I'M
derstand what he il about when he
votes. That he will understand is in
dictated by some remarks made by Mr..
O'Connel1, the head of the Order of
American Machinists, who was asked
what he thought of the free-silver doc
trine, and what the machinists of his
union thought of it. OConnell replied
that he and his fellow machinists had
been discussing this matter, looking
carefully into it, and he did not know
one of them who had not come to the
conclusion that free silver ought to be
opposed by every workingnan, since it
meant for him, if he is to be as well
off as he is to-day, the necessity of
doubling his wages-a thing, of course,
which could not possibly be secured.
If his wages be not doubled, then they
will avail him for only half as much
as they do now. For that reason"
said O'Connell, 1.-THE American machin-
lists are against free silver, and ! am
satisfied that when the American work.
ingmen understand this question as We
do--and many Of them do so understand
it-you will find the wage earners of
the United States, to a man, opposing
this doctrine. The only labor men who
will defend it will be influenced by
other motives than a regard for the
welfare Of labor
A rise in prices without a correspond
ing rise in wages would be bad thing
for the workingman. If he votes for a
condition of things in which 1t will take
two of his dollars to buy what one will
buy now, and If those who ask him to
SO vote can't raise his wages corre-
spondingly he will be worse off than
he is now. 1t will not pay him to trust
the cranks and rascals who are plotting
for his harm and the harm of all.
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game-lovers the peculiar infection and
number Of notes In the whistle Is sig
nihcant of the sex of the bird. 1T look
like dat rooster-partridge can't find he
mate" it will be observed, as the insis-
tent call sounds across the field.
when partridge is cen trouble, he
whistles dat fashion; all de other times
he call different 1t de same way wild
de whip-poor-w and all dem whistlln
birds"
Listen to dat chile hawk" one
says; shes got young ones near about
somewheres," and in some inserutable
manner they manage to keep their eyes
on the hawk and trace her to the par
ticular tree where her nest is, the nest
that she thinks so safe from detection.
Great is the jubilation when a rab-
bits nest is found with the tiny infants
cuddled close in the shallow hole. The
news spreads like wildfire. and, poor
bunny, covering somewhere near,
trembles and with reason, for her
young offspring.
The very first time, in his life that a
negro boy has anything that he can
call his own he swaps it for puppy
that can be trained to run rabbits, then
he begins to think of the gun he may
be able to buy in the future. 1t may
only be a common gun, unreliable, like
ly to explode when not expected, to re-
main obdurate and unresponsive at in
opportune times, but nevertheless a
gun to be regarded with pride and
cherished as a pearl above price.
He will hoard up small change for
months and months for this purpose.
The next best thing to a gun, however,
is a number of slingshots and various
primitive contrivances for letting fly a
rock, pebble or other missile, and if his
possessions boast none of these, effec-
tive execution can be done with a
properly curved stick.
AS it is with the denizens of the fields
and woods so with the curious web
footed birds that live in the marshes
and swamps. The boys think nothing
of wading neck deep in water to get a
belated young marsh hen, or even
swimming across stream to run down
pair Of flustered little cranes that are
too confused to get out of the way.
A snake or lizard of any kind or de-
scription has a marvellous charm for
the little backwoodsman; he is not
afraid to attack any snake, no matter
how big. and when he has vanquished
him will linger on the spot long, to
study his color, markings, size and
characteristics. If he can come across
a SNAKE she'd" that is, an old skin
that a, snake has crawled out Of, his
delight is unbounded, and unspeakable
bliss attends the capture Of live owl
no matter how small and young.