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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-24
MOVEMENTS IN EPIRUS.
The Turks Retreatiug Refore the Force of
Col. ManOs.

Arta. April 23.-The Turks have
abandoned Eiafa and Kosnitzadeson, on
the left bank of the ArachOphos. The
inhabitants left precipitately, abandon
ing their belongings. All alone the
route to Fort Imaret captured by the
Creeks there were evidences of the
hasty flight of the Turkish households.
The belongings of the Turks were
everywhere scattered about.
The prefect of Arta has reached Fill
piada. He was received by acclamation
by the population. \ number Of Greek
wounded have been brought to Fill
piada. The dead were left unburied
along the route.
The headquarters of Col Manos. COM
mander of the Greek forces in Epirus,
are at Stina.
A lively fusilade continues between
the Greeks and Turkish outposts around
Arta. In the villages abandoned by The
Turks the Greeks found a considerable
amount of ammunition.
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r-.7r. April 23.-The Greek Charge
here has received a dispatch
Greek minister for foreign al
@ -ed at Athens to-day, giving
situation on the Thessalian
1t IS as follows:
.essaly. in the direction of Re
Boushazi. our forces have pen
into Turkish territory, and have
q toward Damasi.
the attacks of the enemy have
0ulssd in the direction of Gritz-
army has occupied a strong posi-
Matt. where there has been fight
since yesterday. The Turkish at
have been repulsed.
THE Greeks had to retire from Nez-
s. falling back on the bank of the
i o. strong position which they
aow defending
IN Erirus. our army is advancing and
his epured Fort ImareL Filliplada,
.f several. villages.
r.. Greeks have also occupied Sal
a-a. capturing three cannon,a number
guns and quantity Of ammunition
and provisions.
-r. army is now advancing north
ward SKOUZES.
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TT-RKTsH FOPCE sT-PERIOR.

LONDON. April 23.-The Daily Te'e-
graphs correspondent at Larissa says that
on Thursday the Greeks attempted to re-
take Gritzovan. A long fght ensued. but
the Greeks failed owing to the superior
force Of the Turks ana their stronger
position. The Greeks. however, occupy 4
good position i'm front of Lagaria. where
the correspondent is convinced they will Se
victorious He adds: I regret to say that
the Turks have burned. after plundering.
the villages Of Iigaria. Karayol and
Ncralaria. destroying the churches with
dynamite"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-24
nAssrD THE DIVIDEND.

BALTIMORE. Nd April 23.-The direc-
tors Of the Baltimore & Ohio railroad to-
day decided to pass the semi-annual divi-
dend on the washington branch of the
s,.stor, 4 semi-annual dividend Of FIVE
per cent. was declared in November Oh
last year. and the reasons assigned for
the failure to declare another at present
is ascribed to heavy expenditures in the
wav Of improvements to road bed and roll
ing stock
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-24

crrTTNTE. Montenegro. April 23.-The
Crown Prince Danilo IN an ADDRESS 10
the Monteuegrin troops to-day said;
we sincerely hone this conflict che
-..o- he+reen urkey and Greece will cost
". .' r+tle human life as possible Our IN
.Snas+s ~ ,bus far have not been affected:
s,+ sbonld the force Of circumstances
| ,,.l,icb God forbid. some unhappy event
+. - onv wav prejudice our interests. we viii
tnstsnt1v prove our selves brave and
.,.o~tb,. sons of our beloved fatherland." g"
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which the Turks made upon the Greek
positions west of Arta, a number of cap
tured Christian women were marched in
front of the Turkish lines, in expectation
that the Greeks would refrain from re-
turning the fire of the Turks for fear of
wounding the women.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-24
HELD A TALKING SESSION.
The Constitutional Revision Commits
sion Listens

To Arguments by its Members and
Others on Propositions Which
Have Already Been Presented
Little Else Was Done-Mr. Hanen
Offered an Amendment Regard
ing Taxation, and Another Giving
the Legislature the Power to Tax
Privileges and Franchises-Sealer
Of Weights and Measures Pro.
posed-A Plan to Control Coal
Weighing-Election and Appoint
ment Plans Presented.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-24
CALLING OUT THE MILITIA.

ATHENS. April 23.-It has been decided
to call out several regiments of the Land
wehr, or militia.
In Greece all able-bodied males from q
years of age upwards are liable to Ne
called upon for military service. The
total service is for nineteen years, OF
which two years (Tith considerable terms
of leaves Of absence) must be passed wi=h
the colors: eight and seven years are then
passed in the reserve. and the remainder
Of the total term Of nineteen years IS
passed in the militia or landwehr.
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mvCNSE STORES TAKEN.
Elect Threatens the Supplies for

... Fleet Threatens the Supplies for
Edhen Pashs's Array.
-s. April 2S.-AfCer The lombard
Katrina. on the Gulf of Salon
the Greek squadron had put 10
"o haualiOns of Turks and the
MIS- of that place, the Greek
nled detachment and found the
had left behind them immense
0. provisions destined for the
NJ Edhem Pasha. These valu-
had been left almost unpro-
Jhc belle, by the Turks that
ado ot Greece by the fleets of the
would prevent the Greek fleet
king the Turkish towns on
90 S8l0uica. which are near the
-o Sal0niCa, and which have
nc points 20 land stores for
Nsh army and forward them TO
nur7 Of these towns, rot to
'r tre loss of the stores. places a
difficulty i'm the path of Edhem
and it is stated here that as soon
turkish commander in chief
,ae news of the capture of the
rria and Katrina he dispatched
~o1 toward the coast of Mace
fearing q flank attack from the
Salonica.
Greek fleet. in returning from the
of Katrina bombarded the port
't0roD.
Dispatch from Larissa, dated yester-
saws ,hat after the Greeks had for
Nayrychori 70 which place they
''-e-te5 after eyacUaUng NezeroS, they
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rhn Ncnfher

Mr.. c. schnepf, the Opera House ,
dr,,oqist no made the following oDserya'
tion sof the weather yesterday: a. H. H.
e0. o a. m. GO. y m, 76; 3 p. M 80
m 70. Weather changeaDle.
,TT'AsHirNGTON ~ April @-For "est
v,rcinia-showers and possibly thunder
storms: slightly cooler sou'i''''-
winds. - obto-
For Western Pennsylvania ana OnlO
Threatening weather with showers go
thunder storms; slightly cooler; orisA
southwesterly winds, becoming nofIhe'''
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-24
CRETAN INSURGENTS
Attack Fort in Which Turkish and Inter
national Troops Are Stationed.

London. April 23.-The Times corre-
spondent at Canea says that to-day the
insurgents are attacking Fort lzzedin,
which is occupied by the International
troops in addition TO the Turkish gar
rison. Three warships have left Suda
and anchored opposite the fort.
London. April pa dispatch to the
Daily News from Canea says that Col.
Vassos has notified the admirals that he
has been ordered TO attack the Turks.
The Times correspondent at Canea
says it is reported here that Col. Vassos
has received this order.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-24
MORE RFCRTTTS SAIL.

NEW YORK, April 23.-Five hundred
and siXty-two Greek recruits will sail to-
morrow on the French line steamship La
Champagne for Havre. From there they
will be transported via Marseilles to the
scene of the conflict between their coun-
trymen and the Turks.
The recruits come from different cities.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-24
CONF TO THE FRONT

Constantinople, April 29.-Ghezi Os-
man Pasha. who is TO succeed Fdhem
Pasha as comman6ar-in-chief Of the
Turkish army in Thessaly. started with
his suite for the frontier this evening
caad Eddin Pasha who has been ap-
nointed to command the Turkish troops
at Janina. in Epirus, started Tor the
frontier with his suite this evening.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-24
MAY CONsoLIDATE THEM.
Report That Dawson and White, of the Re
publican State Committee. May Buy Two
Charleston Papers.

Special to the Register.
CHARLESTON. w. Va, April PC.
w Young. of the Commercial Savings
Bank, who has purchased the West Vir-
ginian says the plant is for sale TO who
ever wants to buy it. It is understood
that Mr. Young bought the plant to satisfy
a debt owed to the bank by the West
Virginian Company 1t is learned to-day
that w. NJ. o. Dawson, Secretary of State,
and A b. White, of Parkersburg. con-
template buying both the West Virginian
and the Daily Mail and consolidating the
two papers. Mr.. White is expected here
tonight or tomorrow
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-24
RISING AGAINST TURKEY.

Epirus Inhabitants Giving the Greeks En-
thusiastic Welcome.
London, April 23.-According to
special dispatch from Athens, fighting
has occurred in the olive groves near
Prevesa between the Turks and native
Christians. The Greek forces while
on their way to Fillipiada, passed a
number OF charred corpses.
The inhabitants of Lakka and Sama-
rina have risen against the Turks and
have welcomed the Greeks with en-
thusiasm.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-24
FDHEM PASHA RECALLED.
over 10000 More Men Ordered Out by
Turkey.


An additional force of redifs or army
reserves has been called out to reinforce
the Turkish troops operating against
the Greeks. They consist of the ko-
niah brigade from Cesarea. a division
from Smyrna belinging to the Third Ar
my Corps. three brigades from the
Fourth Army Corps and a division of
the Fifth Army Corps. These men will
total up y additional battalions OF
troops. numbering so 400 men.
Ii is now definitely announced that
Osman Pasha. the hero of Plevna, has
been appointed cOmmander-in-chief of
the Turkish army, having its headquar-
t5rs at Elassona. Edhem Pasha has
bsen recalled. In addition, Saad Edin
Pasha has been appointed to command
the Turkish army having its headQuar-
ters at Janina, replacing Ahmed Hifzi
Pasha. who is also recalled.
The new Turkish commanders start
for their posts this evening.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-24
SOME r1-RKIsH VICTORIES.

CONSTANTINOPLE. April 2S.-The
Turkish government yesterday issued the
following statement:
"A reconnaissance with a force of infan-
try. six batteries of artillery and cav
airy division enabled Nam Pasha to oc-
cupy a position with eight battalions and
some field batteries opposite the Greek
forces centered south Of the Milouna and
Siulva Passes.
"Hakki Pasha. with twelve battalions.
advanced towards Neraly, on the plain
in order to threaten the retreat Of the
Greeks at Koskrena.
"Niam Pasha defeated the Greeks and
occupied the important heights of Karadja
and Viran.
"Hamdl Pasi4 captured the fortified
SUBMITS Of Gordonan and Carbika, COM
manding the passes"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-24
PIC SEWER PIPE COMBINE.

CLEVELAND. o.. April 22.-The sewer
nine manufacturers to-day completed their
A big company has been in
under the laws of Ohio with a
capital stock Of S7.5o0.CO0 Forty-four fac
tories are embraced. and the name OF the
organization is the Central Ohio Sewer
Pipe Company.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-24
TWO TORONTO APPLICANTS.


Special to The RegisJeT'
TORONTO o.. April 23.-Joseph Ed
wards. of this place. is an applicant for
government stone inspector for the dis
trict embracing the Ohio river He has
the nersonaI endorsement of Congressman
WiIIiam Dawson Is also candidate for
.or,o e,ood Federal position, and he has
been assured he viii be provided for.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-24
1ZzET RFY O. K. AGAIN.

london April 23.-The correspond
ont of the Daily News at Constantine
Me saws: at is reported that all tele-
~ 20 nbic mi, communication with Constan-
fironle is cut off except by way OF
Odessa Odessa 7 am assured that Izzet Bey
Tu.' y,os heen received again into the favor
of the Sultan
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THE SITUATION is CRITICAL.

LONDON. April 23.-The Athens corrc-
spondent of the Times will say to-mor-
row:
Those in authority here regard the sit
ua,ion as highly critical. despite the IA
vorable news from Epirus. Fighting con-
tinues at Matt The Crown Prince Con-
stantine has ordered his troops to main
tain n strictly defensive attitude. a por-
tion of the western squadron has been de-
tached to lombard the fortress Parga, op-
nosite Pax island.'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-24
THE B. & o. STATION CASE.

Special to the Register.
CIARKSBURG, w. Va. April 23-Judge
Jackson in the L. S. Court heard the ar
gument of counsel to-day in the case Of
Jackson against the B. & o. r. r. Com
pany as to change of its depot. The court
took the matter under consideration and
will announce its opinion soon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-24
TuE TnWN nESTROYEn-

Corfu. April 23.-The western Greek
squadron is bombarding Santo Quaranta
and doing great damage to the town.
All the government and private build
ing have been destroyed with the eXcep-
ton of the Austrian agency. All the
stores and mercandise on the quays
have have been burned.
Fifty refugees who had embarked on
shiDs have been landed here.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-24
w. IL. MOONEY DEAD.
a Prominent Steubenville Banker Dies in n
New York Hospital.

Special to the Register
STEUBENVILLE. o.. April 23.-W. H..
Mooney. Of this city, who was for years
cashier of the late banking firm of Sher-
rard, Mooney &; Co., died to-day at New
York City, where he had gone to lie
treated for consumption of the bowels.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-24
GREEKS GOING HOME.
They Are Responding From All Parts of
This Country.

Niagara Falls. N. Y, April %. Nine
native Greeks passed through this city
en- route from Minneapolis to New York
city. on their way home to take part
in the war against the Turks. A party
of fifty passed through from Chicago
to-day.
Washington. Pa, April %. There are
only three Greeks in Washington, and
one of them, Peter Cummins, expects to
leave next week for Athens.
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THE WOMEN WILL FIGHT.

ATHENS. April 29.-The excitement here
continues TO be most intense. Advices re-
ceived here to-day from Valo say that
even the women are arming themselves
to do battle with the Turks.
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ANOTHER CHANGE.

CONSTANTINOPLE, April 29.-It is
stated that Izzet Bey will be replaced by
Arif Bey as second secretary and cham
berlain Of the Sultan.
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AGAINST THE CIVIL SERVICE Law.
Congressman c. p. Dorr. of West Virginia.
Proposes That 1t Shall BE Repealed.

WASHINGTON, April 23.-Representa-
tive Dorr, of West Virginia. to-day intro
dIced a bill to repeal the civil service
law.
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.s Turks MEET REPULSES.
Greeks Held Their Ground at Natl
After Fighting a Whole Day.

-s Fleet Also Doing Effective
v-1-z-Their Advance -oward
7--asi Has Been Unchecked and
All the Assaults by the Turks
shout GritzOvaG Have Been Re
III and the Greek Army Is
arcng Northward-The Ad-
-ce Continues Also in Eplrus
and several Villages Have Been
-r--~ad-Turkish stores Taken
0s-achments From the Greek
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COL N0sTI 49, - ~,
prcHMOND. Va, April 20. Oh. JON.
g l1osbv was thrown from n DUES 1s
10 University Of Virginia TINS a...,oy,. ,1',.
me l, r.csiyed a cut which may 's'''us|
iri,,ro one eye.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-24
r1-PKrSV ATROCITIES.

ARTA April 23.-stories of Turkish
..rocities are current here. A Greek Of
ecer. who says he was an eye witness OF
the affair, asserts that in the attack
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-24

FIGHTING ALL ALONG THE LINE.
Salonica. April 29.-The news is re-
ceived here that on Tuesday after a
fierce battle the Greeks occupied Karya,
fighting continues all adong the line.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-24
BOMBARDING A BLOCKHOUSE.

Gown, April 23.-Ihe western GfoeA
squadron of war ships has suspended
the bombardment of Prevesa, the Turk
ish position north of the entrance to
the Gulf of Arta, and left this morning
for Santi Quaranta. On arrival there
the war vessels began bombarding the
Turkish blockhOuse.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-24
TURKEY Is UNEASY.
The old Hero of Plevna TO Take Command
i'm the Fleld.

Washington, D. c., April 2S.-Secre-
tarv sherman has received a cablegram
from Minister Terrell at Constantine
pie. under date of yesterday, stating
that Osman Pasha, the old hero Of the
Turkish defense of Plevna. left Con-
stantinople last night TO assume com
mand of the Turkish army in the field.
The cablegram is regarded here as sig
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-24
nsnAN PASTA TO THE Front

Berlin. April 29.-The Frankfort
Zeituug publishes a dispatch from Con-
stantinople. dated midnight, Thursday,
saving that the news of the Turkish
forces in Greece has just reache< that
city. The dispatch adds that Osman
Pasha. the hero of Plevena, has Decn
dispatched to the frontier
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WILL BE SUPREME IN COMMAND.
London, April pa dispatch to the
Times from Constantinople says that
while Osman Pasha will take supreme
command OF all the Turkish armies en-
gagged against Greece, Edhem Pasha
will remain in active command OF the
Eastern army, with headquarters at
Macedonia.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-24

nifcant of some change Of plans on the
part OF the Turks.
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VIVIAN THE BEAR TOLD BULGARIA.

London. April ga dispatch to the
Standard from its correspondent at
Constantinople says: THE Russian gov
ernment has sharply ordered Bulgaria
to keep quiet; yet Bulgaria has given
the Porte notice that she will mobilize
her troops tomorrow Saturday unless
the berats (the warrants for five more
Bulgarian bishops in Macedonia and
the appointment of Bulgarian CONNER
cial agents at Uskub and Monastir are
granted.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-24

POWERS READY TO INTERVENE.
Brussels, April 23.-Le Nord to-day
announces that all the powers have Civ
en- their adhesion to one note Of the
Russian minister for foreign affairs,
Count Mouravieff, assuring the Greeks
and Turks of the friendly intervention
of the powers in the present struggle
as soon as asked for by either side.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-11-19
Qus Seraer.

- 0err &ubert Srdutieam mar
lebten NtittuudJ tuirflid Srautisam
oenu an oieiem Sage uerbeiratbete
er iid) nit Sri. Sam, elmer Spdter
0e8 6erru 2puis 0an1. Dem iunoen
Gbepaare tuiiniden mir @lId unb
Se9en 5unt Sunoe.
- Sen. 0uran, Der S~iebbanbler
lit lebten MittluOd 9eidait8baGber
nad] ct. 2uui8 eereiit.
9err Nbulpb Scna BON ct.
Souls oerntdbIte iid lebten Sunntae
nit Sri. Sbeo6ura got BON Big
Berger.
- Serr 6. Slunter II. Satin mar
lebten Sonntna beiudsmeiIe in
Sermann.
- 5rls. 8eiiie unb emma Sdnu5
un0 5rau Sttp s6mibt fuaren lebte
@D6e in California, Nip. gu 8eIu6
bel Sertpanoten.
Gm Sienstag i6lpBen Serr
Sobn 8oetbe uno SRI. Gina S6ei=
beeger ben @bebung. l~lniere bers~
li6e @ratulnttpn!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-11-19

Cine legr %betriiben0e @rfabrune
6eim @ebraude eiuer8atent- Mteoi5ir
bat Elm anoeiebener Surger, Serr
8augB, so SATIRE oft, Der cine 5arn1
in Der Babe BON 9tn9lum EuitoHice
6eipirtbidoftete. eema6t. Serr
8au86 lei0et udmltd idon lett eints
gen So6ren an 0euralgie. &itr3li9
fauTte CT cine 5loIde 9atentzOteoisin
WeldJe lnut 2tuiidrift 9esen ale
aranfbeiten 8unoeroiuoe uerri6ten
IuQte. @r madJte BON bent Stoffe
@ebraud, inoent CT Iid onnlit Die
Stirnbaut eiurieb. Nn1 Serlauf
Ginger Sage neripiirte 8au9b Elm
Suden an Der eingeriebenen Steae,
luel6es in elm brennenoes @eflbl
ausnrtete. Nu9 0ieIes neri6limmerz
te iif, in0em Die fur6tbare 0feoi5in
babin pirfte, baB lie 6em8ebauerns.
luertben 6aut uno SGeiib peefraB.
0iernuT Iteute Iid Die appfrpIe elm,
un6 nuf 9nratben mebrerer Ser5te
ipurbe Serr 8au9b sur befieren Be-
banolung unb Iur9idftioen 8He9e
na9 benz ct. Subn's 9oipitol in ct.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-11-19
Hod1- Deuti d uno plattsO euti d

Gin fleines plnttbeltI6es Mao9en
in SUleoD Wur0e mai gefra8t, W0rin
Der llnterI0ie0 beitGnbe 5uilGen ben
0uf)z 0eutIhen uno ben Ylntt<0 eutz
Ifen. 9tad1 furser lleberleeung
inate tie: S1 0ente mir eS 10: Die
0eutI9eu fnnen mai nGe Suiammen
in Der Country, UNI cine Uteetin9 gu
balten. Die einen ietten iid auf Die
5en5en, 10 lnnge 8fab Dnrauf tpar,
un0 oann muBten lid Die anoern auI
Den Sooen bpfen. Die auf Der 5en5
nun wuroen So9z0 euti6e unb bic
auf bent @runo bDdteu, tpurben
Hlatt=0 euti DE 9enannt.
Siele 3eutide miiien nun ebenlos
pcnig ipie bieies Siuo, marunt tie
Icl6it 0udjz0 eutId)e Doer 9latt=0eutz
DIE g%euanut meroen. 9euti9lanb
6eitegt int 9torOeu 9e9en bas Meer
bin aus elmer platteu, nieori9en
G6ere, uu6 in Der 0titte
uuO int Sit0en aus erb bitten
@e6irgs-2dnoern. Der fade gtDr=
ben miro 0eB6alb 6a8 Nieoerz2anb
Ooer 4latt. 9eutl6lano 9euannt unb
oeiieu Ginlpubner iunnit Ylattz9eut'
i9e Der 0ieoerz0 euti6e, tpdbrent
Die 8cluUbuer upn benz boben eebirgz
igen Wtittels unO SiiO=0 eutl6lano
pDf- 0euti9e 9ennnnt meroen.
&On oem2anoe tuurOe oieSenennlne
auf Spra9e I6ertra9en, 10 DAB Die
nor00euti6cn 9ialette Die platt=beut=
Ide Wtun0art, uno Die mittelz unb
luooeuti6en Sialette baS SD9beut'
l9e gennnnt UurOen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-11-19
Gimc stuette
GnrIaoutta &artoTelu

ipu ean5 ausee5eibuet eetpe1en fem.
9as na9ite nal nerben mir uns aber
Die @%eleeeubeit nidt enti6lupfen
laiien.
- 9err Senrp Sdder bat nit ieiz
net 5amilie ieiu neues @ubnbaus
be5Ugen. @ini9en niel @lud i'm
neuen bebaeGiden Seim.
- llniere Sreii9ule mabt unter
Der 9eitun9 bcs 9ebrers G.. S. 8ope
redbt crfceulidbe 5urti@ritte. aud
in Der @emeinbe bic redt gut
beiubt mir0, 9ebt'S nit benz 2ernen
hDtt ppran.
- Der Correspondent Bpm MDrriz
i'm lieB neuli6 feline @eisbeitsbi6-
ie fnaucn un0 meinte pb mir AM Stu
biren tudren Elm Mittel eeeen brut:
tpiltbi8e 9euuen 81 entoeden. Saf
es uns an eiuem ipl9en Wtittel feblt
Ipute Dir bod betannt iein. Gbel
NIT etnem Unttel oaS Oette SuDnel
sum @dnieeierle9en stuinqen iuu
tam id mirfli6 ni6t bienen trDb
benz i6 ieoer5ett bereit bin nit mel:
net @rfaDrun9 Dir CUR 5eite su ite
ben uno iintemalen Niemanb 5pe
0erren bieuen fann, IuuteIt 9u aud
niDt n~erlan8en baB beine briitenbei
Qenuen AUDI nod @dnieeier leeen.
Cine fur5e 2eibens9el6i6te. Gin
@rtattung, Sernu6tahieung, Sun
geuent5uuouug, Srauer. @enl
8uleD's 9onep & Sar eebraudt NOR
ben tuare, 10 wirOe Die @eidi9t
Elm erireuli6eres gnoe 9efunoen ia
en.-@alfer Sro8.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-11-19

6ltet Cub por SaIben eeeen Ia
tarrb, bic Guediilber entbalten, DO
Suedfilber li6er ben Sinn oes 8ez
rudS serlt6ren unb oas 9an5e Spltem
o6uie 5erriitten miro. tuenn es ourd]
Die idleimieen Sberfld6en einorin9t.
Splde &rtifel lDuten ME nuBer nul
G%erpronune gut beru iener @er5te 9ez
braudt perben, ba Der S6aoen, Den
lie nnri6ten, sebnmal 10 groB lit ais
0as Cute, oas Sbr oaoon er5telen
fDnntet. Sa1rs&atarrbzS II |,
fubrisirt nun S. S. @benep q W,
Spleop, O., entbalt fein Guedltlber
uno piro innerli6 eeuDmmen uno
tpirtt brett auf Die i6leimIsen
Oberflad1en oes Sp1tems. Menn
Sbr Snu'S &ntarrb=&ur fault, lelo
iider, boB SIR Die a6te befommt.
sic uirb innerlib eenummen uro in
9uleop, Obto, BON S. S. Gbene y
& 6 o.. eemabt.
barSerfauft oDn alien 4~pDtbeterrt,
8reis 75c Die 5lai6e.