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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-01-20

Providsncs. but you can't run this loags."
To this statement the physician replied that
GAS long as he was a financial member he
intended to help run the lodge" Thereupon.
according to DIR. McQuay. the defendant
struck him on the face. cutting 10 20 badly
under the eye that for four weeks he was un-
able TO pursue his mission OF alleviating the
pains or aches Of which such persons a. might
have sought his aid.
Mr.. johnson claimed the plaintiff insisted
In getting In his way and he only showed him
aside, using no more foroe than was neces-
sary than in removing DIR. MoQuay. who
obstructed the defendants path ~ the supper
room Of the lodge.
Joseph II. Munroe was counsel for the
plaintiff ana George r. Mcleod represented
the defendant.
Michael Kenney, indicted for keeping q
common nuisancs. retracted his former plea
of not guilty. pleaded noio contenders. and
sentsnce was deferred.
HARKISs FOUND GUILTY.
The Jury in the case OF J. +. HArkins Of
Pswtucket, who was charged with keeping
liquor for sale illegally. In June. 1891. after
brief deliberation. brought In . verdict OF
guilty.
VERDICT FoR PLAINTIFF.
The jury in the case Of McQuay vs. Young
this afternoon brought in q verdict in favor
of the plaintiff and assessed the damages sus-
tanned by him at So
APPELLATE DIVISION.
The following matters were heard by Chief
Justice Matteson and Justices Stiness and
Tillinghast today:
Harry w. Ellis VS.. Nathan b. Waldron ct
al. Hoard on demurrer to declaration. Coun-
sci for the defendant claimed that tho plain.
til did not specifically allege negligence on
the part OF the defendant.
Albercio Recci VS.. NJ. b. Milan. Heard on
plaintiffs motion for a new trial.
Arguments were made in the case OF
Thomas W. Lind vs. Peter Lind, which was
heard IN part Saturday last.
ANOTHER HEARING.
There was a further hearing this afternoon
in the case OF Citizens Savings Bank vs..
Jonathan q. Parkhurst ct al. before Judge
Tillinghast This IL bill OF interpleader
brought by the nominal plaintiff in the case
TO ascertain whether "a deposit IA the name of
Hugh DoDnelly. who died some months ago,
should be paid to the widow of the deceaed.
who claims 1t was given to her by her hus.
baud just before he died or to the administra.
tor on the estate.
NEW TRUSTEES APPOINTED.
In the petition Of Dora b. swift ct al for
the appointment OF new trustee made
Saturday last, Judge Tillinghast today ap-
pointed Dora NJ Swift trustee of the person
and estate of Dora B. Swift in place of Ed
ward A. Swift, deceased.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-01-20
Will Will Be Contested
by Relatives
Alleged Undue Influence Ex-
erciSed Over millionaire.
His Hypnotizer is Remembered
Handsomely in the COdicil.

DOVER. Del, Jan. 20. The death OF
Charles T. Harris, which occurred at his
home in this city today, will result in a
big fight over his fortune, which is esti-
mated at half million dollars.
Harris came to this place from Virginia
about ten years ago for the benefit of his
health. He employed a man named But
ler, clerk at the hotel where he stopped
% companion. He became infatuated
with Butler and permitted the latter to add
. codicil to his will by which the sum OF
e21, 900 was bequeathed to Butler, 5000
TO C. s. Clark of Dover, and $4,000 to each
of two friends in Virginia.
At this juncture, Miss Sarah McPhail
Of Philadelphia, a niece OF Harris, went
20 Dover and endeavored to get her un Gle
away from the custody Of Butler, but
failed. Butler kept close guard over
the old pan and refused to allow the
niece. to even see him. Miss McPhail ap-
piled to the court for a writ of lunatico
de iquirendo, which was granted. The
hearing lasted several weeks and resulted
In the appointment of a jury which de-
clared that Harris was insane. j. Frank
Wllds was then appointed his trustee by
Governor Reynolds. Harris possessed Sc
curities to the value of st6o, 900 and also
large real estate holdings. Mr.. Harris
has made no other will since these pro-
ceedings began
Butler stated this morning that he
would make contention to esta blish the
validity of the codicil by which he is be-
questhed s21, 900. Miss McPhail will op-
pose the codicil and fight is expected as
soon as the Willis presented for probate.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-01-20

SYMPTOMS OF POISONING.
John Feeney of Pawtucket Found Dying
by His Wife.

John Feeney, 49 years old, was found
dying at the foot OF flight of stairs
leading to an upper tenement in his home
on Water street. Pawtucket. last evening,
by his wife, and expired without regain
Ing consciousness. He had been spend
ing the afternoon with the Italians who
live upstairs, drinking and singing.
There were no bruises on the body and
the Italians say that they assisted him to
his tenement on the lower floor and knew
nothing more about hi'n until his wife
cried out that her husband was dying.
Medical Examiner Kelliher found symp-
toms OF poisoning and Will hold an
autopsy.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-01-20
Steamer T0wed Into Port.

CAPE HENRY, Va, Jan. 20. The steam
ship. Larnpssss Of the Mallory line, which
runs between New York aud Galveston,
passed In the Capes at II O'Clock this
morning with the American passenger
steamer Neuces In tow. The Neuces IA a
large 2500-ton steamer trading between
New York and Galveston. She left the
latter port Jan. IL for New York and was
picked up in a disabled condition by her
sister ship, toe Lsmpasss and now bound
toward Norfolk, Va, or the Newport
News dry dock for repairs.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-01-20
From the President.

WAsHrNoToN, Jaa. 20. The President
has sent to the House his reply to the res
olution calling on him for information as
to what ho had done about the matter OF
tho speeches delivered by Ambassador
Bayard. lie transmits copies of the two
speeches in full, and also copies of letters
from-Mr. Bayard, explanatory OF them.
No action vas taken by the Presid ent
on the speeches except to notify Mr..
Bayard OF the action OF the House.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-01-20
BRIEF LOCALS.

In the police court thi, morning Peter
Farrell was fined s2 snd costs FOR revei-
ing on Westminster street, and Franz
Murray was fined the same smoun, for
reyeling on Dorrsncs street.
Ex-Aloerman John Casey has the sym
pethy OF a host o, friends In the loss Of a
little duugnter yesterday. Malignant
diphtberia was the cause, the funeral &C.
curing the same day.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-01-20
Boslon,s New water commissloner.

BoxTou, Jan. % lion. John r. Mur-
phy, ex-fire commissioner and ex-super-
fntendent OF wires in this city, was TO-DAY
appoiated water commissioner by Mayor
Quincy. This IL oue OF the most desir-
able Offices connected with the municipal
ify and the contest for the appoiRt saent
bas been lively. Ex-Stste Senator W. =.
McHsrry snd Edward J. Flynn were the
other candidates FOR the position.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-01-20
Victims of a Gasoline Stove.

CINCINNATI, Jan. @.-Jacob Bruebl. a bar.
ber. aud bis wife and 7-yesr.oid boy were
fatally injured az their residence on Rnawl.
ton street, Cumminsyilie. this morning, from
tne effects Of an explosion ~ a gagoline stove.
The father received his injuiros trying 10
save his sick ehild alter the bed had caught
FIRE.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-01-20
Late Weather.

Unsettled conditions prevail in the north.
east and Lake region. Elsewhere the
weather 10 generally fair, although there Is
much cloudiness except la the upper valleys.
A slight storm center is advancing eastward
from Lake Superior. ana the barometer A.
falling in the extreme northwest.
Settled weather is not looked for here before
"Wednesday, un1 no decided temperature
changes are anticipated
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-01-20
Smith & Stoughton in Trouble

CHICAGO, Jan. 20. - The stores OF Smith
and Stoughton, retail shoe dealers, were
closed ny the sheriff today on Judgment
notes aggregating s2i, 900. Assets and liza
bilities are not yet known. The firm is
well known all over the United States
and has houses In Pittsburg, PHILADELPHIA ia
New York, Boston and other Eastern
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-01-20
Saturdays

Total sales. iob, 800. Market closed steady
WHEAT.
Wheat receipts, 300; sales 1,290, 600
bushels; options number two red opened
steadier on firm cables and later ad-
vanced sharply on a big increase in local
stocks. May, 81 15-16a 6Si2; June, 81 5-s
ass; July, 81 9-16a6s 1-l6.
Chicago Grain Market.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-01-20
A NARROW ESCAPE.
Edmund j. Steere Fell Thirty Feet Into
Ditch.

a Ditch.
How Edmund j. Steere, a civil enei-
neer, employed by the city on the Ex-
change bridge, escaped being killed about
2 o'clock today Is something OF mystery
to his fellow workmen, for he was
knocked from a plank into the trench,
visible injury he received was a cut on the
left side Of the head, about two inches
long. In falling Mr.. Steere came in con-
tact with heavy beams, which support the
planks on the side OF the trench, and
those that saw him fail supposed that
every bone in his body was broken. He
was taken to his home, 81 Bellevue ave-
nue., and attended by physician.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-01-20
COTTON.

Cotton futures opsnd quiet and steady.
Sales, 27Oo bales. January, 7,so; Febru-
ary, 9sS; March, Z9l; April, 1888; May,
1877; June, 8; July, S.02; August, 500;
October, Z67; Novemb ber, 1852.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-01-20
ALICE MILL CLOSED.
The Length of the Shut Down Is Not
Announced.

WooNsooKET, X. l.. Jan. 20-The Alice
Mill Of the United States Rubber Trust
shut down today. The length of the shut
down Is not announced; 1909 help are out.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-01-20
STOCKS FOR SALE.

10 shares National Bank OF Commerce.
10 shares American Wringer Co. Pre-
ferred stock.
10 shares American wringer Co. Com
mon stock.
$40, 900 Kansas City Elevated Railway Co.
per cent. 1st mortgage gold onds.
80 shares Providence Telephone Co.
100 shares Mosberg Wrench Co. OF Attle-
boro. a.
25 shares Bristol Gas Light Co.
25 shares Fifth National Bank.
% shares Third National Bank.
25 shares Weybosset National Bank.
10 shares industriai Trust Co. raNt
WILBOUR. JACKSON 81 co,
4s wEyBOssET STREET. m.wf
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-01-20

PROVIDENCE CLEARING HOUSE.
The clearings OF the Providence Banks
today amounted TO 5000, 400
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-01-31
SuD6's Biuen furiren Seritupiun9.

S6pn tpieoer lit es unIere trauri9e
HHidt bns Nbleben zines alten uno
aea6teten 8lirsers unierer Stabt gu
beridten. 9lm MtDnto9 ftr5 ppr
Mitternadt, itarb6err @uitan &oulpb
56nen, Der bp6betnete Soter bes
9errn Spuiiaint S6neu, inn SITTER
opn 70 Sabren unb 8 Wpnaten.
Der 8erItprbene tpa aus 8aberz
born, 9reuBen, 9ebirtie, tup er Biz
sum Sabre 1850 ais &aufmann tbdtie
mar. Gin Sabr ipdter tunnoerte er
nod @ntecifa aus unb 1ieB ii6 in un=
lerem County nieoer. Nndbem er
n1ebrere Sabre in @aibinetun, Ntu.,
9etppbnt unb oann lpdter BET &5ein>
lamb ii6 Der 2anouirtbl6aft eetuioz
met bate, febrte CT tpie0er nn6 Ser
mann suriid mo- er ieitber 6eitdnoig
npbnte. @r mar ein damn ppn
idlidtem bie6eren @eien Der iid)
bier Der aueemeiuen Ndtung ieiner
Mitbiireer gu ~erfreuen bate. Die
8eerbieune fanb lebten MitttpD9 aui
bent &irdbpfe Der fntbl. ct. @epres>
@emeinbe unter 5ablreibe Sbeilnab=
ME itatt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-01-31

@aditen SDnntae lit Marid 2idtz
meB, biersulanbe audi ground hog
day. @enn on bieiem Gage Der
Dads (ground-hog)leinen unteriroi@
lden 8au perlGBt unb I'M Sunnenz
Ibein ieinen S6atten iiebt, 10 iteben
uns mod leebs 8u6en @intertuetter
bepur: ideint baeeeen Die Sonne
niht 10 lit Der @inter porliber poer
audi ni6t. @s giebt niele alte Imerz
%ifaner, bic felienfeit on Die Trppbe'
teneabe oes 9a6ies elauben; uno Ell
ne alte oeutl6e 8alernregel lautet
..Wenn's an sidtueB ftfIrmt unb idnelt.
SIT Der 6rihl:n9 uidt mebr iDett;
| SIT es ober tlor uuo ben.
Gommt Der sen5 mol nitt 10 ibnen."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-01-31

Serr s. u. Supperb. Superintenz
bent ber alten 8bpenir 2ebensner=
Ii6erun9s @eielI6aft ppn 9arbfprb,
CONT, lit in unierer Gtabt unb bnt
Serrn Subn S9sner BON bier ais
Ieent fir bieies County ~einseiest.
Die 8bpenir lit cine a1te 9eieuidaft
uno beitebt i6pn ieit 1851. Sic
tbut feline Spntine @ei6dfte, ionbern
periidert nur auf idbrlide 9iuibenz
ben; ba brnudt 0ieman6 20 Sabre
gu narteu UNI aussufnben mas er
befpmmt. Seit 1851 bat lie i6Dn
iber 35 Miuipnen an 8erfiderte
ausbesablt unb bat jest iber Is
MiIiunen als Si9erbeit aneeleet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-01-31
Kemper's Gonaue Gap.

Die unter5eibneten S6miebe fa=
brisiren Semper's 9Dnsue Gap Nt=
tndpnent, cine @rfinbune fuel6e bas
8erfnneen Der Seine nerbinoert.
&ann on allen 6armtpasen, 8ueeies,
M1bmoIbinen, Selbitbinber nber
SdemaI6inen aneebraebt meroen.
8reis So Gents.
Spbn Sbmars, Sermann, Mo.
8. @ehrm n n, Netp 6apen, W3p.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-01-31

Se6S Runate litt ib an ibledter
Seroauun8. S6 periudte OF. Nueuit
&Dni9's Sambureer Srppfen, bic mir
na6 fursem @ebrau6 Seherune uno
enolib u%uGitdnoiee 9eilune bra6ten.
-yfettie Mepers, No. II 3arp glarf=
StrnBe, Chicago, Sns.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-01-31

Sn ber lebten Spnntae abeebaltez
men 8eriammlune bes S6usenuer=
ems tuurbe bic eleeante 8ereins=
Mebaiae benz ais G~dusenfDnie pro-
flamirten Sernn @uftan @berlin burdJ
ben Hrdiibenten, Srn. Senrp 2uebbe
Teierlid1lt iiberreidht.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-01-31
Qus Seroer.

QuS Ser9er.
- 9an. Saib jr. unb g. q. Saa
lna6ten am Mpnta9 cine 9eibaftsz
reiie nu6 Union uno iiberrai6ten am
0ienstae Moraen ibre 5rauen auf
oas Mneenebmite sur6 ibre plDblibe
&idtebr.
- Seuer brad) neulid I'M &letoerz
Departement BON Saio's StDre aus,
opd eelons es ba8 Seuer gu lblben
ebe es eroBen S6aben nnridten
fpnnte. 9ieies lit bas 5peite Ntal
ouB i~nnerba(b smei MDnaten Seier
in oieiem Separtement ausbra6.
- 5rou Sos. Mposmtann feierte
lebten Spnntae ibren @eburtsta9 int
areile ibrer sablrei6en 5reunoe.
0adtrdelid audi unIere Sratulaz
tiun!
SRI. 2poia 8infbpelter, oun
Wturriipn, beiu6te lebte @ode tbre
hieIiaen Sertpnnoten.
- @dbrenb %. .. S6afner CUR
56ule rift, ltirste fem Sfero, tupbei
Serr Sdnffner unter oas Efero 81
lieoen fant uno l6tuer ant Sein Der
(ebt tuurbe.
- Saul Silbebranot uno 5rani
6ebIamen BON 9ermann itatteten leb=
ten Muntoe ibren S6miegerelterr
bierIelbt einen Seiu6 ab. Iud) be:
nubten lie Die @elegenbeit gum So
oet, bpf l6eint ibnen %enttpeoer oas
@lud obbplb eetueien Doer lie Uni
~iiberbaupt feline euten Sdiben, fur5
unit, lie famen Dbne Seute pie0e'
5uriid.
Gin iuneer Wtann in Serge
mDdbte germ r%uiiie1;, tpie piel oa'
8funo @oue fpitet, uelde pDn @rpB
mutter @a(burg am Sonntag Nben'
in Der Gon5ertbaIIe oeiponnen tpuroe
- Senrp 9Dritrneper, elm alte
8iroer ppn Berger, itarb lebte $50
de mad. ldneerer 8ranfbeit I'M Ilte
ppn SO Sabren.
- Die Berger 2pee Der q. 8. II
%. bielt 1ebte ISOLDE cine DHentltd
8erIammluno ab, bic Iebr gut beluf
mar. Die Berger Bottom SraS
8ano lieferte bel bieier 9elegenbei
eebieeene Mtuiif.
- 0an. Saib il. lit aud Elm &c
maltieer Mintrp6 o bent Serrrt
@r bate einen Sirid ~eesdbmt, &c
maitet unb naboem er bas gSilo feIi
eebunben, 9ei9oiien.
- Srou @ep. 3euein, BON @as
cpnaoe, tuar bier sum 8elude tbre
@ltern.
- Srib 8eiermanrt, BON Calm
County, belud1te lebte @O6e ietn
@ltern bierlelbit, bic er felt funf Sab
rem nidt mebr eeIeben bate.
- Senrp Sintboelter unb gu9n
:, Surtnie, ppn Mprriipn, 9to., itatte
ten u1s lebte @pde einen 8eiud al
- Srau 9an. Suib if. uno SRI
; 8eiiie S6aub madten am Mittnoe
cine &eiie nad Sermann.
- 9lm Mpntoe, ben 27. b. MtS
: Itarb Serr Seinri6 Spritnteper mac
laneerent 2eioen i'm bDben Nlter nD
: SO Sabren. @r mar 6er:alteite ge
tpobner bieier @egeno unb tuobnt
!, ieit 10 Sabren int Berger Bottom
Gr mar 5tuei Mal nerbeiratbet, Doc
: blieben beibe Chen finberlps. Ore
StieIfinoer betrauern iein Nbleber
Die 8~eeroieune fano ant Mittppd
bur9 Ealtor S. 9ais auf STINT
5riebbof itatt. M6ge er FAM
ruben.
= @ie mir gu unierem 8eonuer
erfabren, lieet 9err Gbriitian @eber
5 Meilen iublid nun bier iupbnbnft
beoenflib erfranft bnrnie0er I'M
tpiiniden mir linn re6t bnlbige Bel
7 ieruue.
- Srau Caroline 2ienefe, Do,
8infne1, @arren County, mar ar
Mitttpp9 bier nm Der 8eerbieun!
ibres Gtiefoaters $. Surtmeper, BEL
sutpobnen.
i 8eter Gran.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-01-31

Serr Sep. Spihpn9, nebIt @attin
uno Sp6ter, 5rnu Sillie @iae, BON
Nen Snpen, iuaren lebten Mittluud)
bier nm ibrem oerltorbenen S6ruiez
qeruater, Sater unb @roBuater, Srn.
u. 96neu, Die lebte @bre 5u CT
neiIen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-01-31

5err Subn 8eiff bat bas stueiit6f-
iee @ebdube oes 9rn. 9B. Sdub an
Der NnrftitrnBe fir $4,000 sefauft
unb beabiidtiet b~asiefbe in elm
Birtbsz unb @nitbaus um5unanbz
ELM.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-01-31

WtaDor 9e1sner erbielt lebten
Samsta9 bur6 Die Serren Sad unb
Sebr, Sertualter oes giben'56en
9ta6laiies $500 auSbe5ablt, ipelde
Summe 9err @iben in leinem 9eitas
ntente Der Stabt fir Yarf5ipede iiber=
tuieBen bate. @benfaas erbielten
Die Spritdnbe Der orei bieiigen8 ir6en
ie $1,000, aus benz NadlnIIe au8be=
5ablt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-01-31

5rau @ilbelmine SaeHner pirb auf
tbrer 6arm an ber Sirlt Greet am
Nonta9, ben "a. 5ebruar, lire eanse
5abrbnbe, beitebeno aus 5armma=
Ibinen, @erdtbe uno Siebbe1tnno
anf bent Seritei9erunestuese oertaus
fen. Siebe NnSeiee.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-01-31

Die 9erren 6. Slumer, Sch. @nl5,
u. Gippmanm un6 9ermnnn @ebez
publ, BON Berger, iunren nnt lebten
Sunntng bier unb belu6ten gtbenbs
bte 9benteroprItenun uniereS Shea
teruereinS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-01-31

Serr 8. &obltemutb, Elm befann=
ter Yferoeb6nOlcr aus Suinuis, mirb
am ndd1iten 9ienStng, ben4. 5ebruar,
in 0rnte Iein uni OtnuleIel ~nufsutau=
fen, fin bic CT bic bDditen Martt'
pretie 5u bcSablcn ucrlpridt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-01-31

Serr S. S6rpeOer uno bic 5rls.
Ynuline unO Clara Shu6 BON 9tem
Snoen, befanoen ii6 lebten Sonnta9
bier 5u Selu6 bel Der 5antilic oe6
Srn. Senrp Sdud).
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-01-31

NGen 3enjenieen, tuelde Die be-
rlbmten Slice unb @rasntiI6un9en
pm ". @ernid upn Milwaufee CUR
Mus1uut beniiben mplen, oiepe sur
Nad)ricbt, bnB tic bel mir Seiteuun=
gen madben fDnnen, id) neroe oteIel=
ben in tlir5elter Belt ~beIur9en.
8. 90. 0eflOrin II.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-01-31

8abrenb bieIer @p6e fanben in
Der bieiisen 6reiI6ule bic 8riiIuneen
fir Die naGite @u6e ituttfinbenben
S~eriebuneen ftatt. @abrenb ben
eriten Sa9en Der nahifen ISOLDE werz
ben neue S6iler aufeenpmmen tper>
ben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-01-31

6err Nfidlncl Neumaltn, pm Sittle
Berger trnt am Wtpntag cine 8eiie
nnd] Boone County an, nm leinem
bort tupbnenoen Subne, Mi6ael, Ell
men BeIudh nbsuItatten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-01-31

9err Nic. 8trt tuurbe ant 9iens=
to9 lester @p6e BON leiner @attin
nit einem biibiden fleinen SDdterz
den beidjentt. llnIere @rntulas
tipu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-01-31

Serr Gen Spesei6fp, Der 8eeauTz
Ieber BON Stolpe, mar lebten Wonz
tag bier UNI nit Der Gpuntpz@p urt
&ldipra6e gu nebmen betreHs nDtbiz
ger 8erbeHerunsen Der 8eee Die in
ieinem 9iitrifte bur6 bas iineite
0pbmaier ltarf bei6dbiat tpurben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-01-31

9err Senrp 9pppe pDn Oia9e Count
tp unb 5rl. Bertha @ittenba6, Spds
ter oeS 5riebensribter @ittenba6,
pun fredericksburg, l6lDneu eeltern
ben 8unb fiir's 2eben. llniere ber5e
li6lte @ratu(atiun!
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Serr >. Sang, Der eeniale @ez
l6dftsreiienbe Der Columbia 8rauz
erei o ct. 2uuis, mar eeitern bier
I'M Sntereiie oer npn ibm %pertretener
8rauerei.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-01-31

Scrr @ultnu Slante, uun ytappz
leon, Mp., befnno iid 1ebte @ude 81
SeIud bel Icinen Sln9eb6ri9en in
Suullunre 9uipnI6ip unO reiite nnt
Muntae nieoer nad) 2nfnDette @pun=
tn Srriif.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-01-31

Serr 5rieorid) Srodeuberaer erlttt
an lebten Samsta8 einen S6la9ans
fau uuo lieet ieitber in tritii6em
3ultanoe barnieoer. Spffenttid tpirb
er IidJ batb tuicber erbolen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-01-31
I'm Ole mabrbeit gu erfabren.

I'm Die Ddbrbeit 81 erfdhren.
in 8esue auf Spp6's Sarsapriaa,
frase man 9%ieienieeu, Die bieie Meoz
i5in brauden, poer leie Die pit in bic
lem 8latt a%beeorudten 3eugniiie lie
tperben @ud %iber5eugen. SOpo's fu=
rirt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-01-31

Walter. Der eirtsi9e Subn bes Srn.
". s. @ufoer6eioe, bon 8eo 8iro,
ruuroe ben Gltern lebte ISOLDE i'm
alter bon 2 Sabren uno 6 WOnaten
burdb ben SOB entriiIen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-01-31

5rl. 9uuiie 2an9e, BON Cooper Sia,
melde l1neere 3eit bel ibrem Sntel,
Gpl. %. .. 9nQmeper in Seller
ion Gitp 81 SeIu6 oerweilte,
tebrte lebten Witttup6 suriid
uno purbe ppn ibrem Stiefuater
Serrn Sermann Suleutin bier abge=
hplt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-01-31

Serr 2uuis 8oeger, bet pppulare
8uuTmann pun Ban, mar lebter
3ienstua bier in @ei6aftsan9ele9en;
beiten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-01-31

Die 5rlS. Carrie uno Dora 9einz
Iubn Itatteten am lebten Samstog H.
Sunntag ibren 5reunben III Worrilpu
einen 8e1ud nb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-01-31

Oerr Nlo. Sueotmann reiIte lebten
0tpnta9 nab GnllatuaD County, UNI
feline erIt tiir5lid ertuurbenen 6arnt-
lGnoereien su inlpisireu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-01-31

Ntorgen 9lbeno ainber=WfasfenbaI
bel Gbas. &immel. Der @intritt fir
&in0er lit frei.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-01-31

Mboofat 2(u9. Wtcper, iuar lebte
Bude mebrere Sage in Yittsbur9b,
&anIas, in Observation-Disclosures
ten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-01-31

Scrr 6rib @rei8 unO @nttin Itatte>
ten ibrcn 5reunoen uno Sefannten
in @nscunnoe am Spnnta9 einen BE
1ud ab.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-01-31

Serr Otto @aebler, ppn ct. 2uuiS,
Elm Subn unIereS gei9abten Mitbiir=
gers, Serrn @rnlt @aebler, nel6er
mebrere @o6en bier 81 8eiu6 BEL
Ieinen @ltern n~eripeilte, febrte lebten
NtDnta9 ipieber nn6 Der @rpBitabt
5uriid, tuD er cine Steue ais 8u6z
fiibrer I'M @ei6afte Der @ait @ein
So. befleioet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-01-31

Serr 5rib Mittenbprf, BON No~
puleDn, Mto., fam lebten 9pnnersz
tae bier burd) auf ieinem @e9e nad
8upuam nm ieinen bort iuubnenoen
Nneebbri9en einen Seiud) ab5uitntz
ton
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-01-31

9err g. u. 9eatb, 5lpnbren, 9at.
i6reibt: Sd puroe burd ben @ez
brau6 pun elmer Slai6e ct. Sncpbs
Def oDn ent5unbli6em &beumatisz
mus beTreit, na6bem ib neun @pb=
Ell bettld9eri9 aetpelen nar.
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Serr @nt. Sersu9, pm ct. 2pnis,
erTreutc ~mdbren6 Der @ode feline
bieIieen sa5lreiden 5reunoe ourdJ
leineu SeludJ.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-01-31

Mprgen finbct inn bieii9en Sd)ul=
bnule ein 2ebrerz Sn1titut itatt SIT benz
ridt mn Die 2ebrer lunoern aue
5reunoe uliIere8 S6ulmeiens ein9es
laben limb.