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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-09-28
MAINE NEWS NOTES.

Fred, son OF Frank Webber, lost his
life By being kicked In the stomach by a
horse Tuesday, 10 Monroe. The boy
was 10 years old, and was leading the
horse from field. His liver was rupt-
ured, causing death on Thursday.
Four young men who left Bucksport
In boat Tuesday morning for lumber
landing three miles up the river have
not been seen since, though their water.
logged boat and some other articles have
drifted ashore. IL Ii feared they were
swamped In squall and all drowned.
Thursday was day long to be re-
membered by the st. Lawrence Congre-
gstional society Of Portland, for on that
day were dedicated their new church,
the finest church edifice In the state, and
the chime Of bells. A feature OF the
services was an address BY the venerable
Rev. Elijah Kellogg.
Final financial arrangements have
been made for the building OF the Wash.
ington County railroad and work will be
begun all along the new line a. soon ss
the engineers return from New York
The main offices OF the new company
will be located In Calais, and the work
Of construction will give employment to
2,000 men. Il 10 to be hoped that the
ashore Line" will now begin to cease be-
Ing An lridescent dream.
Burton Merrill Of North Parkman,
aged q, went into the forests about 9
l. -
Tuesday to chop wood, taking with him
his rife which he leaned against tree
previous to entering upon his task. After
few hours work Merrill went and sal
down upon log near his rife. His
weight caused the wood stick to tip up,
knocking down his rife, which exploded
as IL fell towards him, the charge from
II entering his abdomen and passing
completely through the young man, who
died q few hours later.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-09-28
PENSIONS.

PENSIONS.
Edmund C. Bowker Of Sumner has
been granted pension.
Sophronia 8. St0well OF Dixheld has
been granted reissue.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-09-28
OXFORD POMONA GRANGE.

OXFORD POMONA GRANGE.
Oxford Pomons holds its next session
with Mt. Sugar Loaf Grange, DIxfeld,
the first Tuesday In October:
PROGRAMME.
A. ~.
Opening grange In 9TH degree.
Routine work.
Comforting nfth degree.
woman's half hour. Question. "What Constt
tutes Model Husbandi" Opened by 5. T.
Jackson, followed by Sister Roberts.
Followed by the Question, "what Constitutes q
Model Wife," propounded 20 the men
Opened by l.. T. Brett. followed by j. ii
Martin. Rumford Grange.
Dinner.
r..
Music, Entertaining Grange
Address Of Welcome, Master Dixneld Grange
Response, c. II. George. Hebron Grange
Literary exercises. Dixncld and Peru Oranges
Question. "what are the Conditions for Hap
py Life on the FARM Opened by the Mas
ter of Peru Grange, followed by II. d. Ham
mond.
Original, Harrison Farrar
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-09-28

CANNED oVoDss
There was q very good show OF canned
goods, both as to quantity and quality.
Canned goods and jellies were shown
by E. Z. Caldwell, Mrs. F. NJ. Thomas,
Mrs. Gertrude Newhall, Mrs. Llewellyn
Elliott. Rumford, Mrs. Fred Farnham,
Rumford, and Margaret Mullin, Ando-
yer, - -,
Maple sugar was shown By Mrs. Sid
uey Howe, Rumford; maple syrup by
same. and by Charles Poor, Mrs. John
Newton, Harry Farnham, and Mrs. Jen-
ME French, Andover.
Pickles nv 4. +. Caldwell. Mrs. Fred
Fsrnham, Rumford, Mrs. Colcord, Rum-
ford. Mrs. Jennie French, AudOver.
BREAD AND BUTTER.
The table devoted to dairy products
and bread made an appetizing appear
ance.
white bread was shown by Mrs. VIM.
Caldwell, Rumford, Mrs. Gertrude New
hall, Apdover, Mrs. Fannie Dresser,
Audoyer, 4. Z. Caldwell, Andover.
Brown bread by E. L. Caldwell, Mrs.
WIN. Caldwell, Mrs. Holt, Andover,
Mrs. G.. w. Abbott, Andover.
Cheese by John r. Caldwell, Audover,
and MIRA. Mary X. Farnham, Rumford.
butter by Mrs. q. o. Huse, Andover,
f. E. Caldwell Andover, and Mrs. Holt.
Cake BY Mrs. g. 0. Huse, Mrs. J. +.
Akera. and Mrs. Holt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-09-28

The following IL list Of the pre-
miums awarded on horse stock:
Sucking colt: Simon Baker, 81; A. 8.
Jordan. SOC; Simon Baker, 25c.
Brood mare and foal: Barnes Bros,
e9.5O; Vim. Gregg, el.25, 7tc.
Stallion: II. l.. Poor, "a.
2-year-old lilly: N. +. Goodwin, u;
r. A. Grover, SOC.
1-year-old oily: VIM. GregG, SOC, 4Oc.
Standard sucking colt: Barnes Bros,
el.5O; VIM. Gregg, d.
NOTES.
r. n. Thomas, the boat builder. sx-
hibitei = handsoune cedar boat.
r.s. Smith allowed god ias Of
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-09-28

I.a Hanson, Mrs. Walter Hanson, Mrs.
Martin, II. +. Croker, Mrs. G. r. Good
ridge, Miss Alice Bedsll.
Knit lace by Nrs. Sarah Akers.
Stockings BY Mrs. j. Il. Morton, Mrs
John Newton, Mn. II. A. Bradeen, 9rs
Albert Perkins, Hrs. E. f. Bedell. Mrs
g. W. Abbott.
Yarn by Mrs. John Newton and Nag
gle Llttlehale.
Knit drawers by Mrs. Sidney Howe,
Rumford, and Mrs. Mary r. Farnham,
Rumford.
Skirt by Mrs. e. 4. Bedell, and towel
and skirt BY Mrs. Fred Barrett.
Tray cloth by Mrs. 8. w. Msrston.
Drawn mat by Mrs. Mary Burgess,
Peru.
Pillow cases BY Mrs. II. e. Campbell,
| Table scarf by Miss Alice Bedell.
Table cover By Mrs. Ingalls, Bragg.
RUGS AND QUILTS.
Mrs. F. +. Gordon and Mrs. n. L.
wyman showed drawn rugs.
Mrs. Jennie Newton showed . sllk
quilt, calico patchwork quilt, and a
comforter.
SILK quilts were ais0 SHOWN oy hox-
aims Penley and Mrs. Fannie Dresser.
Calico patchwork quilt by Mrs. H. A.
Bradeen.
Outline quilts by Mrs. Matilda Mars
ton and Miss Alice Bedell.
worsted quilt BY Mrs. Fannie Dresser.
Sofa pillow by John F. Caldwell.
Table cover by Mrs. 8. A. Wells.
THE CHILDREN's WORK.
Plain sewing bys boy was shown by
r. s. Smith and Mrs. Marston.
Plain sewing by girl, bv l.. X. Hall.
Bureau scarf BY Edith Martin, Rum
ford.
Wheat bread and cake by girl Of II,
Miss Martha Cushman, Andover.
Good maps OF Maine by children at
tending school during the present year
were shown by Richard Talbot. Miss
Bertha Caldwell, Sadie Colcord, Rum
ford and r. II. Barrett.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-09-28

Master Don BrlggS Is WesIinx
wounded COuutenanee, the result OF care
less target practice by playmate win
thai twin evil TO the toy pistol-the air
qua. \ careless shot from the gun
buried itself so deeply in the flesh OF his
lace that IL was necessary 10 employ q
surgeon and a dose Of ether TO extrae'
u. Had the shot struck little higher
the loss OF an eye would have resulted
tie careless use OF toy firearms Is a..
most as dangerous as the same use OF
the grown up kind and the practice OF
allowing small boys 70 shoot them al
random cannot be too strongly con-
demned.
Mr.. 4. F.. Morse and his sister AIMS
went TO North Yarmouth Thursday %
attend the funeral Of their aunt, Mrs.
b. Porter. With the exception OF
brother who died in his Sth year TINS Is
ihe 6rst death that has occurred In
family Of seven children for a wears
VI those now remaining Mrs. Eh:ns
Morse and Mrs. Sarah w. He~ett resiot
10 this place; Mrs. Isaac Gilkey, Port
and; VIM. Henry Parsons, Brooklyn
y. Y; Oliver Parsons, Minnesota; >
ee~al Parsons. Missouri; their sges
ranging from 20 70 So years. Ihres
months ago Mrs. Porter lost her bulid
lhgs and all her household goods oy nre
and at the time Of her death was living
With friends At Cumberland. Her inter
ment will be in the cemetery At Norti
Yarmouth.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-11-10
PETRIE AND COGTRELL,
Two Brand New LieutensHts II
Captain whites Company.

Two Brand New Lieuiens"ts In
Captain whites Company.
There was a merry turning over
in Company B last night, when
both Of the old lieutenants retired
and were succeeded by new men.
7. H. Petrie, book keeper at Cas-
tie & Cookies, was elected first
lieutenant and @. b. Cottrell, EN-
gineer on the Oahu railway, sue
ceeded to the second place. The
former is now q sergeant in the
company and the latter is cor
poral.
Captain John Schaefer presid-
ed at the election. The only OPP
position to the successful candi-
dates was in the first lleuteDancy
Cottrell was unanimously elected.
Both of the new officers are old
members of the company which
they will serve, are good soldiers
and are popular.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-11-10

TIE custom house il bel & re-
plnstered.
Gpu. A. s. Hartwell ,ol / the
Circuit Court he was | svng by
the lilo on domestic business.
Aknna was ioed S75 for onjnm
in possession by Judge W Il. X
this morning on u plea of gu lty.
All the other cases on the cal,u-
dar were postponed to- future d t. $.
Captain Saunders of the bark
Mohicau, which brought IN a.gen
eral cargo including 1873 hogs aud
full load of feed aud mprchan.
disc FROM San Francisco oday,
has his wife aud another lady
passenger along on this trip. In
spG,tOi DIumD1oud is diuyhdrAi Z
the Mohican at I'mga,d wharf.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-11-10
KAuULANI ANNOsNCEs OAIts.
Will Receive Foreigners st any Time
Natives on Saturday.

The Princess Kaiulani will he
at home to natives between the
hours of 10 a. m. and 4 p. IN. on
s turday. She will receive for
eigners at any time not allotted to
other engagements.
naiuIani has been away just
eight and a half years today. she
SAYS The was amazed at the
changes that have taken place in
that time. The whole city has
undergone alterations aud i'm
provements which seen dream
like and unreal.
Early this morning the Princess,
accompanied by Hon. A. 5 Cleg
horn, Queen Dowager Kapiolani
and David Kawananakoa, visited
the Mausoleum in Nuuauu VALLEY.
She was too weary after leaving
The steamer yesterday to carry out
that part of the program just then.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-11-10
CAUGHT Ar LAST.
The Notorious Jack thompson Final.
Iy Caught Ia the Act.

The Notorious Jack thompson FINAL
Iy Caught Ia the Act.
Ever since the nigh, Professor
Berger's house was robbed the
police have sbadowed Jack
Thompson, who was Inspected Of
that and many other burglaries,
night and day. Every move he
has made has been under the eve
of detective, and it was for that
reason he was not suspected of
the burglary at the japanese store
the following night. Last nil ht
Thompson was watched by detec
tive KAPPA and several others and
seen to enter the office
of DR.. Kojima on Bsretania street
near Nuuanu. As he came out be
was promptly stopped by the
officers and quickly surrounded.
When searched he was found to
have large number of keys of
various sizes on hi- person. De-,
tective KAPPA is feeling very good
over the capture and says the evi
dence is abundant to secure a con
viction.
LII the police court this morning
Thompson was. arraigned on a
charge of burglary and his preli.
miuary examination set for the
18Th.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-11-10
.. PARKER STAYS VITA 1T
AcknOwIedge the Coast Interview
Declaring for Annexation.

"Yes, l stated in San Francisco
.au; = .us... ~, ANNEXATION AMI
l repeat it in Honolulu. l meant
what l said then and l mean what
l say now"
These are the words used by
Hon. Samuel Parker when ques-
toned this morning about an in.
terview that appeared recently in
a San Francisco paper.
He went on to say that the in
terview was correct and expressed
his sentiments and position to the
letter, though some of the com.
ments were unauthorized. He
has reached the full conclusion
that annexation will be best for
the Hawaiian people and the
country at large.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-11-10
LOCAL AND GENERAL

away tomorrow afternoon for Ko-
hala.
Manager Horner of Kukaiau
plantation is looking for rs de
serting japanese laborers.
Manager Lowrie at Eva is
steam plowiug some IaUd thirty
inches deep rs an experiment.
The Koua rpa lars Of the Bul-
letiu appreciate new form that
excellent paper.-kona Echo.
Ii. g. Biart the iewe!er is erect
ing large new cottage on his
homestead in Magazine street.
Mr.. aud Mrs. p. g. Jones will
sail Tor home on the Coplic, leav-
ing San Francisco November IL.
Nowe Aao been received that J.
N. s. Williams in Cuba has recov.
cred from the attack of yellow
fever.
A match game of cricket will
be playei by the Honolulu aud
Davies d. Co. teams next Saturday
afternoon.
Take advantage OF the bed
spread, sheet aud pillow case sale,
this week at n. 5. Sachs; extra
ordinary value is offered.
There will be special meeting
of the Kllohana Art League to.
morrow afternoon at one o'clock
for the election of members.
Miscellaneous Bates brings some
twenty new gowns with her this
season, that were made for her
when she was in Paris last spring.
Inspector General Townsend
was visiting the schools of Kopa
districts last week. He bas al
ready taken in Hamakua aud Ko-
hala.
Harry Humphreys, the genial
ships printer who has been SO
long attached to the hssships of
this station, is now on the Balti
more.
The annual meeting of the
Union Feed Company, Ltd, is
advertised for Saturday next at
1870 a. IN. at the company's
office.
An item cancelled last Friday,
about the Heslani dance to have
been held that night, was mad
vertently dumped" into yester
days pages.
George Martin is rapidly re.
covering from the effects of his
recent accident. There was no
fracture of the arm as stated by
other papers.
Mr.. Herbert Carr, who was last
seen here as "raff," in the Trilby
company will be with the Frawley
company, during their forthcom
ing engagement.
DR.. Archer Irwin and j. How
ard Porteous of the Sun Life Co.
drove to Peal City this morning.
The Eva road il declared fine
drive by people who have taken it
lately.
Among the through passengers
on the Rio de Janeiro are Lieu.
tenant aud Mrs. w. d. Rose U. s.
N, Lieutenant g. Z. Pereira of
the British army and DR.. and
Mrs. Tropini of the Russian dip
lomatic service.
A rumor that preceded the Aus
tralia, and harmonizing with sugar
transportation news previously in
the BULLETIN, is that the steam
ship China might be put on the
route between San Francisco and
Honolulu.
Freight clerk Mark Kennedy
of the Kipau and Purser Gal
braith of the Hawaii have chang
ed places for a few days on &C.
count OF the illness of the latter's
wife and bis desire to visit her at
Honolulu at once.
Mrs. Petrie arranged congeni
al omnibus party to visit Mr.. and
Mrs. j. A. Lyle at the Cassidy
beach residence last night. A
good time was had, and a jolly
ride both ways. Rev. and Mrs.
Pearson and family were of the
pe,tj.
C.S Deskv saws the hotel pro.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-11-10
For Rent.

Lawn Mowers for rent cheap. Tele.
phone S52 Repairing and Eoameling
Furniture OF all kinds. Lawn Mowers
and Garden Hose a speciality Prompt.
ness Is our watchword.
1853. If N. F BURGESS.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-11-10
Annual Meeting.

The Honolulu Library & Reading
Rooms Association will hold their
Annual Meeting At their Library
Building on FRIDAY, Nov. 12. at
1880 p m. for the election OF Trustees
foi taI Gasu.hs y,as, 49,. o.ic; In.
portant business.
H. A. PARMELEE,
757.td Secretary.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-11-10
Sal
F'rutas.

The sale for this preparation
has surpassed all others Of SINH
lar nature. Put up in two sizes
SOC. and $1.0O Don't forget the
name MAGNESiA SAL FRUTAS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-06-18
JnldnoIh Dies.

S%untinetDn, %. ga, 8. sunni.
5lorence &ilIiams bat beute &beno
ra6 einem bisiaen Streite in 5ulae
bon giferiu6t ibren @eliebten ae=
t1btet unb lit bnrnuf enthDben. Die
3bat puroe in Nc0omeu 9puntn
Derlbt, ipo beibe prominenten 5ami.
lien %angebDren.
ct. Saul, 0tinn., 10. Stunt
$biuipS 8eiup, Yrdiibert Der Sobu
Nartin 9umber Company unb Sice=
EraFbent Der ct. 4aul NatiDnal
Sant beging be1te Selbtnprb bnrd)
Gri&ieBen. Gin @runb fir bic Shat
" niHt b%etannt, nussenpmmen Del
fen %untuobliein.
S Gairo, SQ., s. SUM-. @iqen=
tbum I'M @ertbe oon $50, 900, elm
fblieslicb Der neuen Saptiltentird)e
uno bes SaDtoap 9~oserbnuies, bes
@lgnn'iben ~9eibnnIcs nit 26 @fer.
ben uno mebrerer @o6nbGuier, Der
Sranrte beute. Der SDaben 1T nun
tbeilpeiie perii1ert.
@reter, @. s., 10. SUM. Qeute
Norsen enteleiite Elm @utersua Der
Bottom unb Muine @iienbabn bel
JernoloS Guloert an elmer burd1 5pdz
waNer bei4obisten SteGe bes 9abne
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-06-18

Die SpGter zines oeritprbenen 6ris
ieurs g., aus 2anb gu brineen. Saum
luar bies gei9eben, o(s ie sunr
stpeiten Miale ins @nher iprang. aus
benz ie ni1t meDr geretiet iusroen
fpnnte. Sbre @efd9rtiu SO. NOR
m%ittleriueile ebenfaus ertrunfen.
8ern, 9. SUM-. Sn ueri9iebeneu
9beilen Der S9tueis baben pie be-
reits eentelbet, eetualtiee NeeensuHe
unb BDlfenbriide eroBen Shaoen
aneeridtet. Sielfab iinb bic Saoten
o%ernidtet, lit bas Matteneeldnoe
upn ben Safben furteef6tpemmt uno
limb Die Sbalfelber unb 8ieien unter
S6utt un6 @erDl( ~beeraben. Die
Giienbabn nnI llfer be5 Gr;c.3er
Gees lit unbefaBrbcr: Der &oEaz
bon1In lit Ing1e:3 NIT @egD1 nah
Srilnmern clter Nrt be0eGt, meldhe
Die GEM ~Ericn5@r9rat uictcr!sUr5sn=
Den @eHcrnofien NIT fiji fugren nl,o
BON Der nu &'aSnGjtpcr iid1 ~:aucno2n
5lmtb bart 5rca,.Di:ebcu, Tie lin.
gegeno Ge3 Ypn 1pGriiten p;c( Leiu,5-
ten 8.icn8 felt Ueit6ln utter &ois
ler; ibc %nIuI cyiuGert leuboit al
Die ~DUr,&Gri!G,e u<utciDmcmnIH9S@
fataitrpp3e.
Z Nus 81 2plGriugen. 26. G}oi.
Die &e5!nn@lciobr DGt DiGr neuer>
oings 10 bc6robtid,e N%ns0cGnuna an=
eenDmnen> IMP mai b~eTircGten muD,
bas biaberi9c neutrality-suspicious.
neroe uidbt nlc1r gun SefompTung
auareidJen. Sc iitb haber WtaBre9s
eln in 9(usiidt genomrneu, UNI ourdJ
Geriu6e nit oct Gerebelun9 nmeri=
foniiderurtcrlngen burC5 eurDpaildc
&eben pier nit eurDp1iI6zanterifanz
iiden Spbriben reblouSfeite @ein-
1tDde 81 9%ctpinuell. Der herHltGdjit
suiommentreteube ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
roth ,pir6 iid NIT elmer oorouI be
5iisliden &orlaae 81 bcfniIeu baben.
8iS jett mubteu in @fiaB~2otbriugsn
in, onnSen 1900 q. Jte6gctau0e nit
1,S88,O91 &eiuitUden oerri1tet
meroen, utter einem aoitenaufiuanoe
pm ruro G70,90 SO. Nndoero0c
le6eu aud sic @iu5er ben Grnit DC"
Gage elm, u10 es iinben iidb baber
fir Die BON berJieaierung eiuecriHtes
ten &eblauseurie sab(reid)eS beifnefz
mer. @~eeenfuartis finoct elm iotdjer
GURUS in gplnt6r lIntt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-06-18
Der eo;sihcn Fddunean,r 1Doos,

Der Sp!eit1il 'd2dumenoer moeen
mUssn Ste cjsnsiet nOd nie se'urieu Isin sunisl
Ste dher ON Hfc GtIia-1 Saeau t~rsHSeu. ~ perbca
Sic. uso ioo-c be eee 9iatt iu;e Gin SpieseI. rplI
SInd iog-H tbnTen. HCnn Sic Der Sestrantbeit eut-
9e5eH. aIte Sstlsute. Die lhr Seben lang auf ber Sec
inSeSroNi, ole 70 81 fa9sn ami ncn Nt,ere eehorer,
0nf teDi Nt.2le sTcb %9eporDen nab. lpsr0en bel Iebr
ffurHiiiGcm 0sttcr 5ier unb oa poH Der Geetranf6eit
eeIolsu. Geffrs.tdHt. SOurIften, SanbeIsrriI.uo..
sue ~;t"nstge Iostr. has cd tein beTeres s6usntlttel
9~G,H licbciseit unS Ssettantbeit gibt. OILS SDftettsI 8
gshGsntittcts, baS aud u,bf rIanort;ienben bei largrr
auftrsaScRbeu &: cuSabrfurteu bic ecrsaaIitbnsu
2':"ite 5ar GH:AGaa9 ibrer 2sbeIsgeift.f IcIftrt.
S'lioHtGt, &:aisopioHs, 9Oitfi bes 8opfip5b urh
@ercoIndsSi tb t1n8en iuioIse uusepobutst uinoti.
'd1r ~einhaii:. s<rriesfii9tr Grndbruu9u Il. {. 10. pers
Be- ourm uOe etttsls iii iduenIt'r unb nuscrshmier
Ne.i: t@.t.t. AMb 1T oi.ies pppuI6ie GIir,r Elm be-
wabrt:9 1i'ltet s:aeI r1eLatatti9e, Ytereu, Gub
9'%.ps'i'.o:d nab 9s9en Die AItt iobei tipe ebtn, be
9i;c'EouD,h, Der bic isd3t9 a9tridrittene bot. pe,.
ihOEeH.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-06-18
2Iuf Ntr hChEed Stufe.

Nlug. 5. Sooel, Elm Deruprragenber
Nputbefer i'll S1reOepOrt, Ga,
iGreibt: ,9r' Sings New DISCOVERY
lit bas einsige O2ittel 9eoen meinen
9uiten uuo e3 miro uieGr nertaiI9t
nls ireelb eiu an6ete3 MIittel." s.
s. ganlpbeIt, eia SnuTataunupn SnT-
prb, Nri5., ieDreibt: Or. Sings Dis
GOVERN lit 10 gut, lpie b~eanlprut9t
spirb. ia1irt ME uno fnrirt Sbnin6z
iudt, @uIten un0 @rtdltuneen. S9
fam eS nid]t 9enu9 lpben. u.
Sings .9i8couerp 9esen S@minO~
iuo6t, 0uiter uuo Grfd(tune 1T fein
Experiment, e8 1T mdbren6 zines
Observation-Disclosures erpro6t uOrben
unb itebt Jest auf Der b6dbiten stufe,
gs enttdui9tn ME. 6rei IrDbeHaIde
gu bo6en BET @alter Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-06-18

fabr elmer 8pde ans 2i6t uuo Burt,
tpeldber insmiiden nadJ Chicago ee@
reiIt iuar. murbe baielbEt uer5aftet.
@r murbe surifeebradgt uno na6
fut5em 9tO5eHe 5am 100e oefur~
tbeift.
@tlanto, II. SUM. Ut. 5. S.
&tlpdtrid, cir befonnter uno geadtez
ter Grst aus 8aibni1e. Der am Dfon=
toa unter Der 4ntlaee oerbaftet tuprs
ben mar, por mebreren @uden Sol.
sprins ermprbet 81 baten, spuroe
heute in MiopiIe benz tnterIu9un8s~
ridlter ~bprsefiibrt nno freigefpro6en.
| &ilootcid ipar ber Sau8or5t Der
| Tamtlie gprins, uuo ein;9e @;e9ein1z
puti ;jiten iin0 run ber Ia::3t, baB
er Gp.jns e~y.nUrotte. lun Urau
! Gpr;n3. ii u;3 & p-r..sor 8ai9e}1n
iieia ;gI. 3a * ,al5er. Ia &e'aetSz
! mater:1f ,pac err 5a2- zig, I'M:
| ols A.ilpatrj4 az - HoI aa,la|ien
! luor3eu lUot. ioe: I'M ci.,4 qua
ton 6argelga.4c. ~a~ta5 9. @atz
| iau. 0rr y5a:. ,.i.ye &:-,Pu4U1ent-
! i.,a-.e-uan0:oat rct 1s~.>a Cant
tg4cnl. iacc ..y-:..i ..-~s0,ser.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-06-18
Cernii DIES.

" 9ieieniQcn SiOd Nmcritnner,
ipelfe Die en0lii Sc Gptafbc itols bns
,llniteb Statt2" ncnncn. Critncct Ser
yGeuticbe correspondent" in &0lti-
more iebr 3eit4emi6 Oil folgen0c5;
@era0e Nad5t0ntnlen Oer Yucit1Hcr
Iuoreu 5ur 2e,t he5 anierif0aiihen
neutrality-suspicious. Se9en Gng[ngo
Die eiiriol!er Seiuvrccter De- lyoec,
Die engliiQe Gprof0e 0es 5eiroea
gang o]b5nlgofion uu5 Geu;idJ nn
lire STEELE SIT Ietcu.
Ter @grbanb ner Sduei3er
Surnoereinc in Den SereiWi0te1
Stnaten miro en- I. ul6 5. Srli in
Srpptlnn iein &erbonbSfeit abbo!=
ten nno eS lin0 BON Dem boriis
gen S6mei5erSurnperein umfniien0e
@Drbereitun9en getrDfeu muroen.
9tab S6tuB beSielbeu miro cine
Siege bes SGmeiser5urnpereiN2 BON
EittSburg, 9a., nod) europa nbreileu
UNI iid nttiu an ben &ettfdmpeu 0e8
ei6aenDiii6en Surnie1teS in S0aifs
baulen gu betbet(igen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-06-18
Don Rebtusn 9cr6iet.

&%ancpuuer, 9. g., s. SUM-. @eiz
tere llnterreOunqen nit Den SHi5iereu
bes 9ampfers n0upeb" er9eben. bnB
Die 25 tatbulii6en Yrieitcr bon ben
&ebellen auf ben Ybilippiueu un0
ntdt ppn ben Spnnieru ~9er0t:t
tpuroen. Sic gtndridt tam pun
etnem prontinenten 8etuDbner Der
SnIe( So~Su uto iuuroe BPM @pniul
zines ausmdrtt8en 2anOes bendtiot.
Sn 5Dlee Der Graulamteiten, tpelde
Die ipanii6en Solbaten an ben 8ez
belen uoer Qenen neriiben, pel6e
tie int &eronGbte baben nit ben
&ebeuen 81 ipntpatbtiirn, nabmen
bic 8ebellen &a6e an ben bulHoien
MDnden, meltbe ibren in Die Sdnbe
fielen.
Die ilblibeNrt Spanferfe1 sit rDIten
beltebt nuf Den Ebilippinen BARN,
einen S~nmbuSItob bureb 6as Serfel
sit iteden, 0uiielbe Damn an einem
@iien 81 befeitisen unO es iiber einent
lan9iameu 5euer 81 r0iten. SD eez
l6ab es nit Den M6n6en. Sic
ipur0en, pabrenb lie NOD ON 9eben
lparen, nit Sambusitaben ourcbItud>
Ell.