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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-03-18

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PHILADELPHIA March 17.--Wheat firm, X C, high r;
Sakc.; No. rod spot In export elevator, s7nSi e"
No. northern spring in export elevator, s4a
Corn. frm; No. Q for local trade, a7ha2Ic.
Oats, steady: No. 9 white, a3a23hc.; No. white,
2Ilal,Sc.: No. mixed, 2laalAc.
Braa; uncaansea: wi winter in buik, slssoala;
Refined sugars, strong and active: powdered,
Axe; granulated, axe; confecstoners A, Sac;
Hitter. Arm; fancy Western creamery. 19c.; do.
Pennsylvania prints, a0c.; do. do. iobbing, at
2,a2'c. "
ern, l0kc.
New York Markers.
Associated Press jisplt;a oy spsctai Wires.
Now York, Mach l1.--Flour, quiet hut steady;
rye Hour, Quiei: super, 81 4oaa.tO fancy, Ss.6oa
Wheat, May, T9afaso 3.lGc.; July, 7s'4a1sAc.
Rye, steady: No. y Western. 81 la3Ikc.
Corn, May, 3)a31kc.; Juiy, a3,.c.
Oats, track white, 2laS0c.
Hosf, steady.
Pork, steady.
Lard, quiet: prime Western steam, Si.i5: nonli-
nal,
Butter steady: State dairy, laalsc.; state
creamery, lsals.sc.: Western creamery, Babe;
elgins, lgc.; factory, 1allhc.
Cheese steady. state large, 01i2Ac; DO. small,
9alaSo,; part slftms, 5a7 Hc.; full skins, aafc.
Eggs, quiet. Western, 1Qkc.: southern. lOhl04c.
SUGAR, raw: strong; fair refining, i3-i6a2ya c.;
centrifugal, 95 test, Sk a3 5-lBc.: refined firm;
crushed. 5.tc.; powdered, 4Ic.; granniated' 4Ac.
Hay. dull,
live Stock Prices.
Philadelphia, March l3.--The receipts for the
week-Beeves, 26yg sheep, 1881: hogs, 1850.
medium 4kaa3,e.; common, 4a4lsc. Sheep
Extra, 4haikc.: good, daljsc. medium, 3haa3 c.;
common, SasL q: lambs, ga5ac. Hogs : Best
State hogs, az ash Q. Fat COWS. 2asc. Thin cows,
sSai5. Veal calves, fnGL c. Mich COWS, S25a4U.
Buffalo. NY, March lh.--csttle- keceipts. 2,aas
head; prime steers, Ssa5l5: good shipping, Sioba
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-03-18
81. pA7RICK,s DAT.
Appropriately Celebrated IN st. Patrick's
Church. ''H

ApprOpriateiy Setsbrhteu HI ST. Fatrichs
Church. ''l
st. Patrick's Day was observed In
the usual manner throughout the city
yestetlay and it was no trouble to dis
tinguish the sons of Erin on the public
thoroughfare, as every faithful HoE wore
some sort OF emblem Of the day.
Special services were held in st.
Patrick's r. q. Church in honor OF
the occasion. Mass was celebrated at
Z, 7.30 and s o'clock by Fathers
Hughes. Connolly and Flynn re-
spectively, and largo congregations
were present. Pontiflcal mass at 10
O'Clock was celebrated by tho Rt. Rev.
A. A. Curtis, and Father j. r. Stat
terry preached the sermon. The Very
Rev. j. A. Lyons, Fathers Hugo,
Welbers, Brady and Carey also assisted
in the service and the Rev. T. j. Con-
nelly was master of ceremonies. In the
sanctuary besides those mentioned
we're Revs. Wiersna, Hughes, Me-
Sweeney and Flynn. A choir under
tho leadership of Z. SEWER rendered
specially fine music. Last evening
Father Flynn lectured on "The Isle
of Destiny" and the sanctuary choir
sang the benediction and rendered
several sacred Irish melodies.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-03-18
A DOZEN LIVES LOST BY FLOOD.

Eight Hundred Square Miles Of the State
of Arkansas Now Under Water Steamers
and Tugs Engaged in Rescue.
Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires.
Memphis. Tenn, March 1T--The
United States Weather Bureau gives
out the startling information that 800
square miles of the State of Arkansas
is under water, and that the Mississippi
river will continue to rise. In the dis
trict to the west Of Marion, Ark, hun
dreds of people were picked up.
The work OF saving stock has been
abandoned and from now on all efforts
will be directed towards saving human
life Thousands of people are homeless
and dependent on the charity OF the
citizens OF Memphis.
Reports from up and down the river
say the leyees are all In good shape and
it is hoped will continue to Withstand
the pressure.
Tho total number OF lives lost 80 far
reported officially to the relief COM
mittee ia one dozen. Six steamers and
tugs and half hundred skiffs are en-
gagged in rescue work.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-03-18
AWFUL CRIME IN PHILADELPHIA.

A Father Kills His Little Son, Fatally
Shoots His Little Daughter, and Ends
HIS own Life by a Bullet in His Breast.
Associated Pres, Dlspss;n Dy sns;ial Wires
Philadelphia. Pa, March IT,
Frederick Franks shot and killed his
son William, aged 9 years; shot and
badly wounded his, daughter Amelia,
aged years, and then turned the re-
volyer on himself, sending bullet
into his breast near the heart, at his
home in this city this morning.
Franks and his daughter were taken
to hospital, where the father died
few hours later.
But little hope is given for the re-
covsry of the girl.
According to the story of his wife,
Franks arose earlier than usual this
morning. He told his wife to go TO
the grocery store for something for
breakfast, while be made the coffee.
When the woman had left the house
her husband locked both doors. The
two children were aslsep in second
story back room when thoir mother
| left tho house. Neighbors heard several
pistol ahots a few minutes after Mrs.
| Franks had left the house.
On her return the wife found the
door locked, and failing to get re-
Spouse to her pulls at the bell, called
for her husband to open the door.
Tho little girl hearing her mothers
call staggered down stairs, opened the
door and fell unconscious at the
woman's feet. Picking up the child,
the woman rushed into the parlor. and
there. lying in pool of blood, with a
bullet wound near tho heart, was the
man who had caused the tragedy.
| Mrs. Franks rushed up stairs and
there lying on the bed, was the body
of the boy. Death had probably been
instantaneous. .".. .....
| The murderer had gone up stairs ant
sent three bullets into his sons heat
and body. He then shot the little CIR
under the chin, and went down stairs
and fatally wounded himsalf
1t is believed the man was suddenly
seized with fit of insanity, as no Other
cause for the murder and suicide gar
be advanced.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-03-18

is in Fitz's face when Madden pushes
tho button.
Round Ia - Corbett leads, hut is
blocked. Corbett leads that left iab
ngain on Fik'a head. Fitz counters
with that terrible right swing on Cor
belts neci: and no has Corbett going.
Fitz lands a terrific left jab on Cor !,
belts stomach and Corbett goes to bis
knees with frightful loos OF agony on
his face. Z...
E FTTz THE WINNER.
The time keepers call the seconds.
One. two, three, four, five. six, seven,
eight. nine, ten, but Corbett comes to
bis feet. He PUSHES to Fitz and en-
deavors to strike him. There is a tori
BILE uproar George Silor decides that
Fitz wins The blow that did the BUSH
ness landed over Corbett's heart and
ha collapsed. The round lasted one
minute and 40 seconds.
GREAT INTEREST IN LONDON.
London. March 1.-THE greatest
| interest is taken here in sporting cir
cles in the prize fight hetwsen james
j. Corbett and Robert Fitzsimmons,
seized uled to be decided TO-DAY at Car
son, New. The s'eports,n however, can
not understand the odds offered on Cor.
bett in the United States, as even
money is tina rule here. American
| money is in sight, aud 40 offer OF 920C
| ISL, 000) even on Fitzsimtoons, at the
Natiouai Sporting Club, was not taken,
| Corhett's supporters asking for odds,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-03-18

mn act amending chapter SO, Vol. XIX,
LAWS OF Delaware, under which at
present tho deaf, dumb and blind,
unless classetl as 'indigent, are not
included IN the provisions OF the act.
Tho amendment makes the act apply
to all SO afflicted, whether they arc
indigent or not.
The Delaware Gamo Protective Asso-
citation has begun to show it's hand in
the fight against Mr.. Wilson'S bill to
permit land owners to gan IN their
own property at any time. Az far us
can be ascertained, the down State
farmers are almost unit in favor Of
the bill, and il finds great favor with
tho members OF the House.
One of tho incurporators of the
General Land Co. ], OF Wilmington, a
bin for the incorporation of which is
now pending in the General Assembly,
was down here yesterday and mani
Tested considerable surprise that there
should be 80 much opposition TO the
measure. He stated that tho company
simply desired TO be Incorporated for
the purpose of holding and improving
land in the city, and that rich and poor
could become members of the company
OF tho chief objects OF the company is
to orect buildings of uniform cbarac-
| tor in certain locations.
| Some Of the members OF the Legis-
laiure have accepted the invitation o.
| Col. Enoch Moore and Col. G. Pnrke
Postles to visit tho armory in Whining
ton on Friday night and witness o
battalion drill. messrs. Moore and
Postles were here in the interests Of
the National Guerd hill. and urged the
appropriation OF sufficient sum te
maintain the guard.
The Ilouso railroad investigation
committee held meeiing yesterday
afternoon, at which there was large
aslegation Of farmers, mainly from
Kent and Sussex counties. Remarks
wero made concerning rates and pc
titions for relief containing severa
Thousand signatures were submitted
During tho hearing William Brothers
who lives near Dover, took exception
to statement made l.y John u. Sauls
bury, and accused him of writing NOR
favorable TO railroads than TO the peop
whom be etlitsd the Duver Dolawarean
Mr.. Salisbury denied the assertion
had neen considered tho champion O
4 the people III their demanns on tn
railroads. Mr.. Brothers reiterated hi
statement whereupon Mr.. Saulsbur
told Nj. Brothers that he lied. TIL
latter replied, but Mr.. Saulabury sal
nothing more and the controversy 500
ended. For short time there wa
consider able excitement.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-03-18

IIo,Iae raj ssnn, hled MT .. 20 o'clock .Fif. i
Paaaed rs nn,a,, did ,,iat tsr Of the Frient-
air. ma ~, ~ N a e,trevlIe Iiail
~ N it,orra Nav /, nrd Il,,rhln smith. Hennte
MI 10 chanye thc Milford school electiuris Il Z
InirodnraI, ne Nj Short 10 allow School dis
triet No ~ in Si,aser coilnty to borrow money
for bniliins, nnrnosos
Adionrned h Ia n nj. Monday. tf
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a. X
lover, March lo.-n ouso hios aS 1ooo D.. n'
preyer ny Tue chsph,in. .,,, NJ .,u az.
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pelhwure anu ainBie iaA III ~ W Nlln .b W.
IN reference 10 the cahhine Vi truths Yese'eV'es
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Nottoes-by MI. nit uy " teslh.e tla s w
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-03-18
WILMINGTON CONFERENCE.

Tho Entire Session Yesterday Morning De-
voted TO Routine business.
Special Dispatch 10 Gazette and journal.
Cheatertown, Md, March II. The
annual session Of Wilmington M. L. Con.
ieronce began this morning. Bishop
Walden presided and the attendance
was large.
Organization was effected by electing
the following officers: Secretary, A. $.
Mowbray; Journalist, John ID. Rigg
Statistical Secretary, W. II. Mowbray
Treasurer, Q. A. Grise.
The entire session was devoted to
routine business. a
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-03-18

The second floor of the Davidson
Building, Ninth and King streets. was
crowded last evening upon the opening
OF the receivers sale Of bicycles from
the Mcdaniel q Merrihew Cycle Go, q
stock. The Security Trust and Safe
Deposit Co., is the receiver, and L. W.
Stidham & Son acted as auctionsers.
The wheels sold at from sl5 to $50
each. the sale aggregating about 5000.
Women's wheels sold readily. About
rs wheels are yet on hand and the
sale will continue evenings until all
ara solu ' 4
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-03-18

Building Inspector Grub Tuesday
granted permit TO q, W. White to
erect twn-story brick store and
dwelling at Thirtieth and Washington
streets, at cost Of 81, 500. A permit
was also issued 10 Hezekiah Moore for
alterations to the property No. 2ll King
street. To-day he issued to William b.
Austin permit to erect two buildings
on Weat Front, Roed and Chestnut
streets, between Monroe and Adams
streets TO cost $40, 000.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-03-18
INHaLED GAS AND DIED.
Suicide of Mrs. Fannie sbanks, PhiladeI-
phia Teacher Of Dancing.

VtffH fNUCfftf VI BHutFuE-
Associated Press Dlspatch by Special Wires
Philadelphia, March 7.-Mrs Fannie
Shanks, who was one of the hest known
teachers OF dancing in this city, com
mittad suicide early this morning by
iphaling illuminating gas. She was
aged 6l years.
No motive ia known for the act. Mrs.
Shanks taught her class as usual last
night and seemed in the best of spirits.
She retired at her accustomed hour.
Her body was found by hor sister,
Mrs. Elizabeth Vanderssn of New York
City.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-03-18
THE TREATY.


Chairman Davis Authorized TO Report IL to
the Senate To-day.
Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires.
Washington, March II. The Senate
committee on foreign relations to-day
authorized Chairman Davis to report
the Anglo. A merican Arbitration treaty
to the Senate tomorrow.
The treaty viii be amended as here.
tofore indicated. Senators Mills and
Morgan voted 10 opposition.
The committee also recommended the
confirmation of Ambassadors Hay and
Porter. --.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-03-18
NO HLocKADB YET.

The Order Has Not Been Proclaimed, Bat
May lie at Any Moment.
Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires
Canea, March II. -Noon-The block
ado Of tine Island of Crete has not yet
been proclaimed as this dispatch is
sent and all statements to the contrary
are untrue.
1t is expected, however, that the
blockade may be proclaimed at any
moment.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-03-18
J,,ruers
Our Lenten Goods.

lsSs H. MaGkere T Ia L. aT Very ns al a sss
%f.S0 white: can assure you they are
per bargain. Only one lot 10 offer az
10-pound hit. J the price. Is sSS
norroa Cam A large assortment Of different,
Udnn6u DOup kinds as 1oc. the can; ITO dozsp.
No better soup made; regular Csc goods; this
is job lot: no more when this lot ID gone; nice
for luncheon. ~ E3 $40
Boston Baked Pork and Beans "a pai y S g.:
roc a dozen; no better beans packed; this is
about half price. SsS
Dried Fruits Special dais Il ra hs sasp ssr
ing your wants we have selected and can now
offer you the nest stock ever brought TO this city
PRUNES-3 lbs. for &C.: very fne large frutt;
lbs. for 25c.; bright, fresh fruit.
PEACHEs--lOc.; yellow Muirs, were RAc.;
APRfcoIs-Sroor PARK; the finest grown, isc.
xPPLEs-sc. lb.; ring cut: fancy New York
Greetings. 5y t&t
nnffoa Only the finest offered, hence it's cheap:
Uuuuu always uniform and reliable. Our special
q. and S blend, sec. lb,; lbe.. Sl.bo, What Is
sold elsewhere for Java and Mocha. We guar
aatee its quality. Soliciting your patronage,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-03-18
Marriaaes.

cRAwFoRD-w ooD-At the residence Of II. j..
Crawford, Newport, Del, on Naroh Sd, 1897, By
the Rev. julius Dodd, Howard Crawford OF
Wilmington and Glars Wood Of Philadelphia
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-03-18

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wlros.
London, March 1.-THE retiring
United States Ambassador TO the
Court of ST. james, Mr.. Thomas h.
Bayard, accompanied by Mrs. Dayard,
started to-day for Rome.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-03-18


DOVER, March i5.-senato met at Ills a. m.
Mr. Feninors absent.
Notlces-By Mr.. Pyle. act to promote the
efficiency Of Inc hoard Of Health q wilmington;
to divorce Alexander y. from Elln y. Russell;
to divorce annie from Thomas II. Harris: by
Speaker Harrington, act authorizing the c2n-
stable Of the First Election district OF Mispiiilon
Hecommiited 'enats bill to incorporate the
Hiborna Brewing On.
Hocommitted, amended and passed-Iiouse
bill In relation TO WAGERING troughs In White
Clay Greek hundrcd
Introduced By Mr. Pierce. act to amend the
Rssa ana al iii q
tho Central Market Co.; House hill for the relief
Of School uistrlct No, l25, Kent county.
pnssed-itOu4e bill to lay out a new road in
Gumboro hundred, Sussex county.
Recess to A y. IN.
Senate reassembled ta.ao o'clock. Il
Notice--By Mir. Meredith, bill TO incorporate
the so,itty OF the Colonial Wars OF the safe OF
Delaware. Hs--
Adjourned until II a. m. tomorrow.
| DOVER. March TO- Senate met ut 1850 a. m.
fundamentally Mr.. speaker Harrington, nu-
thorizlng tho constable Of tho First Election dis.
trict OF Mlspilion hundred TO appoint q deputy;
BY Mr. Alrehs, to incsfpora,e the trustees Of me
lecess TO y. IN.
Senate reasseinpled at 0 70 o'clock.
| Notices-By Mr.. w. I. Moore, Rct In rotation to
| INDECENT leaf and dumb and blind: by Mr.. Pyle,
| authorizing the Register In Chancery In aud fot
1 New Castle county 70 pr epnre and mako gem
oral index 81 the chencery records; by Mr.. Pyle
| Boiler inspector bill.
| 1ntrodnoed--By Mr.. Pyle, to divorce Laura @.
and Leonard Mayne: by Mr., Meredith, 70 incor'
porate the Society OF Colonial arr: by NJ. Pyle
to amend section OF chapter h56, Vol. XIX.
Laws Of Delaware; to divorce alexander \, and
Fila b. Russell; by Air. i'ylo. to divorce Annie
and Thomas II. Harris.
1 Non-concnrred In House joint resolution II
relation 10 the chptlrs- Dlckey contest
| Road and referred--liouse bill to lay cut {
new public road IN Baltimore hundred; senat'
bill 10 INCORPORATE the trustees Of the lnioi
| Am rican N. circumference: House bill 10 divore,
Sailie z. aud w. Dennis Re lmond; Senate oil
to amend chapter l2{ Vol. XIX, Laws OF Della
ware.
ltead first time--Bouse hill to Incorporate
bohrd of education '6r balion. Referred
Concureed in---House Joint resolution in rela
ticn 10 he Colored College.
Passed--iionse bill 10 straiehten public roa'
near Clayton; Senate bill 10 divorce Maty j. an
Waiter blackburn Houst bill 10 divorce Jenni
and Robert ltickaby; to divorces james Il. ah
Sarah Cannon; House bill Ia relation to insur
ance rebatng HI.
Adjourned until II a. m. t,-morrow
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-05-14
Die 9iretturen Der gpartaTe {

Die 9irettpren Der SpnrtaIe ba=
ben einen 8ei6luB eefaBt, pDnad]
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rem 5aue erbalten bic 9Ittien-Snbaz
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3inien. Sem betr. Staatseeiebe su=
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gen 9interlegun9 Der Iftien ober
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ausbureen un6 bn in lester 3eit nur
serinee Nadfra8e na6 @eIo mar,
Fat Die 8eleui6aft nun $4,000 an
Sano oaS als rtp6tes Capital" lib in
9anoen bes S9abmeiftera hefinbet
un6 ber 8ei6luB bes 9iretturium8
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brineenb nn5ule9en, inbem Die Mitz
glieoer baburd %ge5tuuneen tperben
ba8 @el6 berausSunebmen uno su
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1920, 900 in einem S%parberein III Ell
ner Sta6t uDn Der @rDBe SERVANTS
anseleet, uie1 gu eruB lit, ba Die mos
nutli6eu @in5ablungen cine 5u grpBe
Summe @elOes benz 9ei6aitli6en
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bet iueroen, ieoofj ion Die 4ttiensabl
uuf 800 beI9ranft tueroen, aliu nur
balb 10 bie1 betra9en ols oegenpars
tie.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-05-14

Serr Senrp @rpss, elm 8ruber UNI
Ieres Mitblrsers Serrn Sos. Srpss,
Der I9pn felt % Sabren ais Sremier
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rem in 9ermann eebpren unb er5ogen
uno binterlaBt auBer Ieiner &ittfpe
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Monta9 nadb ct. 2ouis unit ieinent
8ruber Die lebte @bre gu erpetien.
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uno betannter 8ureer un1ere6
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unlerer 5taot na6 laneerer 8ranfz
felt uub iuurbe am NtitttpDd auf
ieiner Taru1 bel Sipiss beitattet.
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uar, 1924 i'm Canton Sbur9au,
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Sobre 1919 nadJ Qnterifa aus, u0 er
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0e8 T1rben8 int 4. OtO. Re9intent.
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a(ler ieiuer W~litburoer. 5rieoe leiner
Nldle!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-05-14

Capt. vSiu" Sedmnnn plant cine
@rcuriiun na6 9etmann's Sails am
SaScpnabc, Die in ben ndtIten $50
den ltottinoen ipu uno an Der iid)
unlere Sempbner uUrausiidtlid) Sobl-
reid betbeiliaen weroen, bn nift nur
bic Spptfabrt auf bem Mihuuri unb
@aScpnaoe in oieier SabreS5eit Elm
berrltfer @enuB fem tpirb, ipnoern
audi Der Ingeliport i'm fiidJreiden
SaScpnaoe ben Sbeilnebmern grpBes
Ser9nii9en oerIpribt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-05-14
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Serr @bnS. Sad, elm S6mieser-
lObn nnlere8 BERT. Mitbureers, 0rn.
Gba8. .. @iben, uno feline treifli6e
Satin, feiern beute in ibrer @ub-
nun9 in ct. Souls, 0a8 I9Dne Set
Der iilbernen 9ud5eit. Mgir entbie-
ten benz ebrtuur6i9en Subelpaare
unlcre ber5lidite Graduation uno
tpiini9en ibnen nod oiele Sabre unz
8etriibten @begGud8.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-05-14

Ole Observation-Disclosures
lieB ben erfinoeriidjen @eit unieres
5reunoes 9eurp SObns, itdotilder
5uJrntann, g8einbauer, &~altbrenA
ner uno Souien0iaha, ni6t
ruben. Sdon felt pielen Sabren
bat i'm Die ieoen CONNER tuieoer'
tebrenoe 8eiprenfelun88frage be-
fdJdftiqt uno piele Blame fir
einen gceieneten Npparat enttuOr-
fen un0 mieber pertuDrfen; raft
lbs uno uner1nuoli6 Iebte er feline
@erIu6e fort, biz er enolid lebte
8pde ieine DroBe, nIe8 in @ritaunen
p~erlebenoe Sbee oerpirfli6t uno
ieine unau89elebtcn 8emiibuneen
nit @rfplg eetrDnt fab. Der Sprenz
Yrpf. Subn8' neuer