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Evening journal., 1897-12-15
PENINSULA NEWS PARAGRAPHS.

A peculiar disease is killing chickens
by the scores in and about Laurel.
The son of Samuel Kemp, a farmer
living near Harrington was bitten yes
terday by a supposed mad dog belong
ing to David Greene. The boy will be
taken to the Pasteur Institute.
Francis Lingo, the notorious negro
who is now under arrest in New Jersey,
and who was twice charged with MUIR
der, was raised near Lewes by a Mr..
Burton, farmer in Angola.
More hogs have been killed near
Laurel this month than for years. They
are unusually large, and a hog weigh
ing under 400 pounds dressed is con-
sidered small.
RehobOth bay is attracting the atten-
tion Of sDOrtsmen. as the ducks and
geese are plentiful. Lewes gunners es-
pecially enjoy the sport at this bay,
rs they equip themselves with a supply
Of food and spend weeks at a time in
the little shanties along the shore.
The shipment CT evergreen and holly
from the lower part of the state con-
tinuos heavy. 1t is estimated that 2,0OC
large cases have been shipped from
Laurel alone. 1t is purchased outright
by Wootten & FoOks, and shipped to
all points in the North and West. The
farmers are furnished boxes and paid
| 80 cents per box for gathering.
Dover Council, No. p, Jr. o. U. A.
H., hold its first anniversary in odd
| Fellows Hall last night. The council
was organized with nineteen members
and at present has fOrty-six members
Laurel factories are unusually busy
| The grist mill Of Elliott Brothers an6
the lumber factory Of S. II. Bacon & Co
have been compelled to run at night t
supply the demands made upon them
The hub factory of n. b. Hearn & Co
is being enlarged.
The Lewes Beard OF Trade is making
every effort to have the inland water
way canal completed.
The old-time cake walk fever ha
struck Middletown.
Ii is reported that the Watkins Com
pany of Odessa, who recently contract
ed for a new steamer to ply betweei
Odessa and Philadelphia, has dispose
Of the Clio to Philadelphia parties, an
viii be removed from these waters Jan
uary l
Sheriff Shaw yesterday sold xhe farT
cf William G. Kern near Pearson
Corner, to Samuel W. Hall for 2,0S0
the S5-acre farm CT Arthur J. Penne
will, administrator of Joseph IL. Shock
ley, near Davis Corner, to DAME
Steiumetz, for 1915; the farm of Fred
; erick A. Eiarbett. near Hazletyille. [
Thomas S. Clark for 81 200.
Evening journal., 1897-12-15
JACKSON-WILEY.

GreensbOrough Md, Dec. 15-At the
Methodist Episcopal Church OF Ridge
ly yesterday at p. m, J. Aida jack
son, Of GOldsbOro, and Miss Myra Car
olyn Wiley, daughter of Mrs. Afaline
Wiley, OF Ridgely, were married. The
church was decorated with palms and
evergreens. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. +. f.. Carpenter, pas
tor, assisted by Rev. A. o. Reiter, OF the
German Reformed Church, Of Ridgely
Mrs. Sallie Smith played the wedding
march. There were two little flower
girls, Misses Iris Smith and Alma Sin
clair They wore white organdie suits
and carried white chrysanthemums G.
L. Jackson, of GreensbOrough; Harvey
Morris, of GoldsborO, and Thomas
Temple and DR.. r. J. Colston, of
Ridgely, were ushers. Miss Nellie Dor
soy, OF Baltimore was the bridesmaid.
she was attiIed in heliOtrope HindOo
cloth, trimmed in novelty silk and car
ried a bouquet Of yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS. Tho best man was Charles
Wiley, Of Lockwood, n. j., a brother OF
the bride. The bride was attired in a
travelling suit OF heliotrOpe HindOC
cloth, with velvet and trimmings, hat
and gloves to match, and carried o
/ handsome prayer book Bible After
their return from a bridal trip the cou-
| pie will reside in GoldsbOrO.
Evening journal., 1897-12-15
SOME INTERESTING FIGURES.

The Bureau Of Statistics of the Treas
ury Department has issued figures
which are quite encouraging. inasmuch
that they show a decided growth in
the foreign trade Of this country They
are based on November exports and of
the principal articles of domestic ex-
ports, which make up about 9S per
cent. of the whole, and this fact makes
them all the more reiiablc for guaging
the condition of our foreign trade.
The statement shows a total of sS2,-
1859. an increase over October of
moro than S5,OOOOO and over the
same month last year, s6,0OO,OOO. The
increase over November, 1885, is S22-
100000, and December, 1894, s24,
0OO,000 The increases are mainly in
exports of corn, oats. oatmeal, rye and
wheat There is a large increase Of
shipments of corn from Philadelphia
and Baltimore. and of wheat from Bal
timore and New Orleans. There is a
decrease from the month of October in
the exports Of mineral oils, amounting
to 5,125,00O gallons, but the loss is
more than made up by an increase in
values. 1t appearing that the exports
Of mineral oil for November. notwith-
standing the loss in quantity, exceeded
in value those Of October.
The exports of cotton for the clever
months ending November are 100000,
900 pounds in excess of the exports 70
the corresponding period Of 1896, bu
Notwithstanding this increase in guam
tity, the low price Of cotton has re
suited in a decrease as compared wit
the same period last year of over s17,
100000 in value. There is a large in
crease in the exports Of cotton t
Japan and Germany, especially i
quantities. In November. 1896, 119
9O3 $50 pounds Of cotton we're expOrte
20 Germany The exports to that cour
try for November Just closed amour
to 1863, SAC. $50 pounds. The increase
value Is barely under $l,000,0O0.
November. 1896. the exports OF cotto
to Japan aggregated 3,264,1O2 pound
and in November, 1897, 1882 81
pounds, and the increase in values h
been from $233, ,S9S for November, 1ss
Evening journal., 1897-12-15
MIR. sPoFFoRD's GOOD FORTUNE.

Men who spend years poring over
books and acquiring knowledge for the
sake Of knowledge rather than for the
sake Of its application to the affairs OF
everyday life, are very likely to be
come absent-minded and extremely lax
in the matter of business. This has
Just been demonstrated anew by the
case of Former Librarian Ainsworth
r. Spofford of the Congressional Lii
brary. About a year ago the Treasury
Department made an investigation Of
the accounts Of the librarian and
found that he was $4,000 short in his
cash. As soon az the matter was called
to his attention he paid the shortage
out Of his own pocket, protesting all
the while that he did not know how it
happened, for he certainly had not APP
piled any Of the public funds to his own
private use Nobody doubted his hon
esty. but figures were figures, and he
could not get around them. 1t was
known that he was subject to fits Of
abstraction, and that for many years
he had paid a great deal more atten-
tion to books than he had to the busi-
ness details OF his office, and in this
way the matter was explained al
though no one ever expected that the
money would be recovered or any bet
ter solution Of the trouble reached. Mr..
Spofford retired, and his many friends
regretted that the last days of most
honorable incumbency of the Office
should have been attended by such a
scandal, even though the aged librar-
ians honesty was not impugned by
any who knew him.
Since James Russell Young assumed
the office of librarian he and First
Assistant Postmaster-G General Heath
have been endeavoring to unravel the
mystery surrounding the shortage and
they have practically succeeded, for
they have found, tucked away in old
books and other out-of-the-way places
large numbers of old money orders
which Mr. Spofford had placed there
instead of getting them cashed It Is
believed that every cent Of the short
age will be accounted for when the
search is completed This will b,
good news, not only to Mr.. Spofford
hut also tO,his many friends and well
wishers, and the thanks Of the people
are due the new librarian, Mr. Young
for the great interest he has taken il
clearing the character OF his predeces
sor in Office of even the slightest sus
picion Of having misappropriated pub
lie funds.
Evening journal., 1897-12-15
MEETING OF DIRECTORS.

A semi-annual meeting of the direc-
tors of the Delaware Railroad was held
in this city this morning for the pur-
pose of appointing officers to hold the
auditors election in January. Among
the down state members present were
Manlove Hayes, of Dover; ]. IL. Hof-
fecker, Of Smyrna; Charles Harring-
ton, of Harrington; J. M. Ross, Of
Seaford, and w. 7. Richards, of Lau-
rel A dividend of three per cent. was
declared
Evening journal., 1897-12-15
WORK OF THE CHANCELLOR
HE TRANSACTED BUSINESS IN
TWO COURTS THIS MORNING.

Chancellor Nicholson granted this
morning an order for the sale OF the
real estate Of Richard Duckery by
Noah ID. Congo, the executor.
A return was made Of the sale of the
real estate Of Anna N. Appleby 10y Will
liam II. Novel; and the chancellor con-
firmed it.
George A. Elliott was appointed trus-
tee under the will of Norris w. Talley,
deceased
Frank Beal, of Christiana hundred,
administratcrof Hugh ColweH, was
granted an order to sell the real estate
for the payment of debts.
The Equitable Guarantee and Trust
Company was appointed guardian OF
Edward p. Turk
Orphans Court adjourned until Sat
urday for the benefit of a particular
return to be made on that day, but
nothing more will be done until next
Wednesday, when the chancellor will
sit again.
Evening journal., 1897-12-15
RIppLE MANsIoN REPORrEps soil

Il is reported that Captain Horace
Wilson, of the Wilmington Steamboat
Company, has purchased the old
George Reed Riddle mansion, at Elev-
enth and King strets, at private sale,
from the heirs to the estate. 1t was
recently offered at public sale and
withdrawn because Of insufficiency of
bids. An Evening Journal reporter
saw James II. Hoffeeker, Jr., this af-
ternoOn and asked him to state the
amount paid by Captain Wilson for the
property, but he declined to do SO, say
ing that the deal had not been fully
cCnsummated
Evening journal., 1897-12-15

Tho Every Evening has made an
other bad break, and this time it is the
Homeopathic Hospital which is the vic
tim. Under the heading Brought Here
for Burial" It printed yesterday the
following item:
William II. Morris, OF near Dover,
arrived in this city this morning. He
was taken 10 the Homeopathic Hos
pital to be treated for injuries received
several days ago by being run over by
a wagon.
1t is almost time for the board of
managers Of the hospital to present a
formal protest
Evening journal., 1897-12-15
HEART DISEASE RELIEVED in

THIRTY MINUTES.-Dr. Agncw's s
Cure for the Heart gives perfect relief
in all cases Of Organic or Sympathetic
Heart Disease in 80 minutes, and
speedily effects a cure. It is a peer
less remedy for Palpitation, Shortness
of Breath, Smothering Spells, Pain In
Left Side, and all symptoms OF a Dis
eased Heart. One dose convinces.-77
Sold by Miller Drug Company, 402 Mar
ket street; n. b. Danforth, Market ana
Second streets.
Evening journal., 1897-12-15
A sEXrnN,s MISTAKE

People living in the vicinity of Tenth
and Madison streets, were aroused
from their slumbers about o'clock
this morning by the ringing of the bell
of the Sacred Heart Church. The sex
ton got up in the night and, thinking
that il was o'clock, rang the bell. II
was thought that the church was Attire.
Evening journal., 1897-12-15

1t is now in order for the Whining
ton Press Club to meet and denounce
the Wilmington Ministerial Union for
Mr.. Bells benefit.
Evening journal., 1897-12-15
YOUNG-ROBINsON

Miss Bertha May Robinson, formerly
Of this city, and Randolph Sailor
Young, of Morton, Pa, were married
last night in the Presbyterian Church
at Lansdowne, Pa A number of Will
mington people attended the wedding.
Evening journal., 1897-12-15
n
Handsome
Handker-
chief
Display.

The large stock of
these useful articles
has made il necessary
for us to give still
greater selling space
to them.
You will find just
as you enter the store
an attractive booth
fitted out with full
lines OF Ladies' Hand
kerchiefs from &c. to
124c chiIdren's from
Sc. to 1870, mems,
1876.
The medium and
fine Handkerchiefs
Will sill be found at
the centre counter. in
larger assortment
than ever before from
25c. to $40 each.
Some rare values
at ; 9th places.
Handkor G HE fs
beautifully boxed.
IL this booth will
be found the White
Embroidered and
Plain Aprons from
l5c. each to $10O.
Evening journal., 1897-12-15
IN A. SOCIAL WAY.
Various Incidenst of Social In
terest to Wilmingtonians.
GRAogs PRETTY FAIR OF DAYS

WILMINGTON PEOPLE ARE TOO
BUSY PREPARING FOR THE
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS TO DE
VOTE MUCH TIME NOW TO
PLEASURE.
All communications intended for inser-
ton I'm this column should be addressed to
Society Editor, care of the Evening Jour-
nal. Communications should be written
on one side of the paper only.
Evening journal., 1897-12-15

Venison for lunch Thursday morn
ing, 10 to /; evening, to u. H. & f.
and Stoeckle's lager beer Try Potts
vile porter, at Herlihy's, 615 Shipley
street.
Evening journal., 1897-12-15

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative BromO Quinine Tablets.
Druggists refund money II it fails. 25c.
Evening journal., 1897-12-15
BUSINESS MEN OF wGLMNGToN

Are taking extensive space in Will
ington Sunday Herald's Christmas
number for netx Sunday. Purchasers of
holiday goods can be saved long shop
ping tours by consulting the Herald S
columns over 1900 extra papers will
he printed Complete New York Sun
telegraphic service; all the local news;
special Christmas stories by Hon 4. +.
Bayard and other charming writers.
The children Of st. Joseph's paro-
chial school will give a Christmas en-
tertainment next Wednesday evening.
The drama, The Holy Night" will be
produced.
Evening journal., 1897-12-15
REV. A. ?. MIHMs SURPRISE.

Last evening the congregation Of the
German Baptist Church gave their pas
tor Rev. A. p Mihm, a most agreeable
surprise. They called upon him at his
pastoral residence and presented to
him handsome gold watch and chain,
the speech Of presentation Being made
by Adolph Kern. After the pastor had
recovered from the shock he responded
fttingly and the rest Of the evening
was spent in social intercourse.
Evening journal., 1897-12-15
Heartburn, Gas
DYSPEPSIA.

ders positively cured. Grover Graham'
Dyspepsia Remedy is a specific. One dos
all distress and n permanent cur
OF the most chronic and severe cases 1
Do not suffer A 50-cent bot
tie will convince the most skepticai
Agent, N. b. Danforth, Druggist.
Evening journal., 1897-12-15

Pianos from 81 per month at Dear
born's, $40 and 500 Market street.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-04-23
Qitt1e 8croer. Die ia

- Qittfe Berger. Die iabrs
fid)e 3riiIlna Der Sbiiler int Wunoz
piQer 0iitrift, bel 9ittle Berger, pD.
IelbIt 0crr 98n. g8atfcr ais 2cbrer
tbGti9 mar, fnnO lebten 9Dnner8tng
unter snb(reiber 9etgeiligung Der
SciupDner oeS 3iItrift6 itntt. Bic
ainoer 5atten unter benz fGbisen 2eb.
rer ret3t erireulide 5Ortidrittc ge-
mabt uno Die @ltern un0 SbuluUrz
ltan0e ipra6en ii0 iebr b~efrieoi8t
ilber 6n8 &eIu(tnt nl8. SeIUnoerS
gut gefiel Der biibi6e @eian9 Der
&inoer, upbei iidD bic fol0en0en gang
DEFENDERS aus5eidneten: 9iu(a uno
Nlnla Munotutler, 9luna 9%iunemepz
er, 8auln 9un1bur9, 2pui1u Se1men~
oad) uno 8a(tcr Mun0tpiuer.
2tbenbs lamb bic ei9eutlide S6lub=
feier Itott, iup@c1an9, 3eflantatiOnen
uIru. nit chamber abne6felten. Der
0eutide GOrtrag oont tlet1tert @alter
Munetpi0cr tuurbe iebr beifdui9 auf=
gcrOnnten.
Der S6ulratb bnt Serrn @alfer
audi fir ben ndd)iten Serlntn tpieoer
ais 2ebrer au9eitelt.
- Die iGbrlide 8erIammlun8 Der
2ittle Berger acknowledgements
@eIeui9aft mur6e ant SternOntag
nbgebalten. Nuf 9lntrag be8 9errn
Mpbeit @pple nur0e bel6loiien ben
int pprigen 5rii9iabre oont Sturnt
@eidaoiete1, $4,000 5u betutuigen.
Der 8uri9laa iuurbe nit 7 ge9en 5
Stirnmen angerpmInen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-04-23
2lbtun6 Sbit,iibtcr.

@8 1T mod niemul8 %oagcueien
oaB 8aumban0ler our iebigen Sabr'
| eSseit oerfaufcn u1o 3luar gum bal
ben 8reiie auf benz BlaB 9eliefert.
Sd mDdte beSbalb metne &unoer
uuo 6reun0e nufmcrfiam MAIDEN.
baB idJ oicielbe Sprten uno Glale
8aume mod nett bitliger l~ieTern MGR
&c, iu0ten ipl6e III 0iefer SaBre85eit
uerlnnot iucroen. 9entt onrnn,
menn acknowledgement Sud- ipl6e
8aume in ben udditen @pdlen
pfferircn bnB idJ 20 idbri8e CT
fnDrunq i'm Snum0eibaft babe uno
meme 8efnnnte oorllebcroprtbcilung
ruarftcr mill.
81. 6. 6 c /.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-04-23
2lus oem Rreis 9ertft.

- 8bi(. $. Dale erbielt tue8en
&Drperuer(etuno $125O ais Sdooenz
erlob 9e9en bic Wto. Yaciftc 8o5n9ez
ieuidaft bemint8t.
- Vie 8la9e non 8eter SueQer
geoeu Or. Sulius 9aifner tuuroe ponl
Sldeer 5ur~ud9e5ogen.
- Die 9la9e opn e. q. 8eder 9e=
gen 8. 9. Mattbeps iue9en elmer
Sdbu(bfprberun9 tpur6e auf Soften
Mattbetus peridoben.
@u9. s. gtippitein oe8en Wbcrt
SCHUBERT, Gbabeneriab auf elmer
8aucpntrott, iuurbeu bent Slayer
s415 5uoeiproben.
Nnnie 2aneenbero oe9en 9enrt
0pener, ueoeu unein9elDiten Sei.
rotbsueripre6eu8, uuroe bic alo9e
bis sum nddlten 9errnin oeri@uben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-04-23

9err SUbu 9ub NIennnn, ettua 4
Mteileu DitGid] uun 6ermunn tuubn=
bait, lit lebteu 6reita9 auf ieiner
6nrnt nod5 nun furser 8ranfbeit aus
6ieIent 2eben 9eI6te0en uno nuroe
IN S%itermo1tn9 nuf bent Oelibla9er
6rieobofe beeroi8t. Der @eritorbe=
he itnr0 in ieinem 63. 2ebensiabre
uno iunr ans Der S6tuei5 gebiirtie,
Crit Dor lieben SnBren ~wan0erte e,
nndJ Nmerifn aus uno nafJ 5tueiiGb=
ri9em N1fentbaltc in Soma Tam el
Dor Fiinf Sabren mad unierem Goun;
ty wo er iib Der 5armerei mi0mete.
81 DintcrlQBt . &in6er un6 uiele
Jreunoe nm icinen GDo 81 betrau-
ETH.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-04-23

Sin unlrciluiUiees Sab naDmer
an lebten 6rcitog Die Serren Ggo8.
Qoucd, 6rnnf Nebiamen IT,, Geo.
Stpblnlann utb 9ermann Staube.
9ieleIben uertrieben iidJ bic Belt
beim S(uaelipurt uno tunren chen in,
8eoriff in einem ffeinen Snbne iiber
Sen 6reue Greet gu ietcn, OILS baS
Jabr5eua untidtug un6 bas 5iIder-
Quartet 5appetno i'm bod onae=
iGppIlenen 9od)c tng. 3um @tIt
erciAnete tiff Der llnfoG in Scr Wdbe
oe5 llfer8, 10 OaB oue bn(0 ruie0er
nuT 6em 3rpfenen mnren,
NuBer eiucm 9r0Bereu Guantum @ais
icr lpuntit lie ibren Magen erI9rcfz
ten, Datten unIere iun0cn 6reunOe
meiter feiltcn Sba0en genumHten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-04-23

Der AM Otermontng in &immel's
Saue abgebaltene Sau mar Iebr out
beiu6t unb Bis gum friben Wprsen
murbe lulti9 bas 9ansbein sei9tpunz
gen. Sci Der, tuabren6 bes &benbs
oeranltalteten Serluiuns selpnnn Sri.
emma Su0oemeper cine @uitnrre,
@m. Sanien cine NabmaI6ine unb
$40. III un0 IS reip. cine Saj9en=
ubr unb cine Se9lelbant.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-04-23

0crr G9riItinn Sil6meDer, ein after
uno ipublbefanntcr 8iiraer unIeres
GOuntp'3 bate febten SDmntng Elm
fnnppc8 GntrinnCn Bpm einem id)rcd=
fidJCn SO0C. Oerr Sii6meDer mar
nit lcinem @efdbrt CUR Stn0t ge=
tpntlten I'm benz @Dtte80ienlte in Der
eOanG(. Stride bei3utppbnen l1n0 be
gn6 iid 9lacDmittag5 , llbr nnf Den
QeinuucB. Sin Der Sta0tgren5e,
mG0reno CT ii6cr einen fleinen @rnz
ben fubr, tpur0c er 0urdJ ben plDt~
liden stud aus 0em @ngen 9eIdleu=
Bert ul,D blieb nit benz 6uBe an Der
MaQenbeI6le( bangeu. @be 6as ee=
uuaitigtc 4fcrO 0urd bic Serren ST.
>. 9oIcnritter uno @ep. &raettlp
5um StiQitauOe ecbra6t iperben
fOnnte, bate Der llu9liidll6e
bereit8 10 i6luere 8erlebuneeu
an &upf uno S6ulter erlitten
0nB er bciinnun95lo8 in Die @obnung
oe6 0rll. Safub &aF 9etragen tuurbe,
luu Vt. SrOfbnlllen Die nDt9ieen Ser
bGuoe anGe9te. @rfreultder 28eiie
bat IidJ Der Yntient bereits ~ioipeit
luieber erbplt baB Die belteu 2tusii9z
ten nuT ieilre MISUNDERSTANDING ppr=
Dan0en limb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-04-23

Sn ieiner @obnuna BEL Stpi5s,
Itarb arn lebten 5rcitns, Serr 2DuiS
Auguitin, Elm after un0 Sefannte,
Silrger unleres 9punty8 i'm glitter
BON 81 SaDren. Der 8erlturbene
luor lett nabe5u 40Sabren in unieren1
County anlaliig tup er lid einen 9rDB:
en- 8efnnntenfrei8 ertunrb, be>
ibm elm ebrenbes &nbenfen betpobrer
suir0.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-04-23

5rau 8erenn 9ermann, bon
Sbeubnle, Soma, fam lebten Soan,
tag bierber UNI bemSeor6bni1e hires
gater8, Serr Sobn &llemnnn, bei5uz
mphnen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-04-23

3u benz BPM s. bis 9. Ntni in ct.
2puis itattfinben srpBen 9urnfeit bes
gtprbanterifaniiden Surner<SunoeS
miro Die SEQ. Bnciit Sabneeieaz
i6aft 5abrpreiie fir Die &unofabrt
CUR 9alfte oes regelmdBigen BreileS
%bertaufen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-04-23

9err 5raut Oufcu, uuu Stu(pe
mar lcBtcn GomStna 9eiHGftsbolbcr
IN Der GuuntpbauptItaot un0 itattete
audi inns einen orlQenc1ntcn 8eIudJ
nb. 9tud 0err Onden beridJtet trpit=
loie Grntenu8iidIten am @ascunaoe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-04-23

Der ncuertuabltcS hul=G ommilidr
9err g. g. Gantlp, D CtuensOiuc,
mar lebte ISOLDE bier unO legte
upr County @lert 9raettlp ieinen
Nmtsei0 a6.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-04-23

5rau Caroline SilGer bcanb iidJ
lebten 9ienstag tod ct. Qouis uni
@anrencintdufe fiic ibr 9ubgeiddit
5u MAIDEN. llnIcre Qnmen f0nneu
iid ouf on8 NeueIte nuf benz @ebiete
Der Wu0e aefaBt MAIDEN.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-04-23

Serr Senry 2innemann, BON, 8nD,
ruar lebten Wiittiupd in Der County
bauptitaot un0 erIrcute ms ourdb lei
men prOnptcn SnbreSbc1ud.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-04-23

Die 0erren 9ntil arcter, NnQ. un6
SObn 9oHrunnu un0 Q8nt. 9tietunlo,
BON 8oc0er'S Store, maren lcbtetl
MOnto0 bier in @eiddften un0 ltotte
ten un6 cinen freun0li0eu @cildJ
Nh
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-04-23

Qie 0erren Mm. Gbertiu, 9cnrD
Eufto unb 6rib @runS, melcbe mebz
rcre 98Uden III ct Quui2 o(8 &C.
lcbpureue im8uu6esGeri0t 5u oieuen
botten. limb Gebteu 6reitn0 micoer gu
riifuefehrt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-04-23

0err Gbas. 6oned, bat oo8 8e8en'
mdrtig BON linn benobnte 0au3
nebIt @runotlf, an Der 2. Strnbe,
uun ieiner S6niegermutter, 6rau
9aIpari, fGuftid %crtuprben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-04-23

Qur9 &i9ter @enIel tpuroen
9eItern in beiien G~mt8bureau Serr
Serr1 @. &emmert uno Sri. Ntarp
&iefer, beioe pm 8ap, getraut.
Slid gum Sun0e.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-04-23

@crr 9eury 8uum8nertner. uUr
ct. 2uui8, Irii6er ais S1por5fnnftcn
in Der Office oc8 ,@~O(t5b(ntt" be.
iCb0iti0t, wnr mebrere Gage 0ieIe>
98udc bier sltm 8eludJe Ieiuer 81
tern. 9enrp lit Jest uOnt S0tpor3.
tiinittcr 3um acknowledgements
tiinItler auancirt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-04-23

Der einfnditc 98eg UNI benz Streit
fir bic $UitnreiItcriteGIe ab5ube(Ien,
mare cine g8abl nbsubatten tpie oies
in Seonlin, Sefferiun Gitp utb nnoe=
rem Staoten bcreit8 geldJeben lit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-04-23

Serr SintOn Bpeoer, BON Bap,
mar lebten 8iensta9 bier in @ei6di.
ten uno erfreute audi una burd lei
men tets iuintontmenen SeIud].
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-04-23

Serr 5rant &ubn, oOn SirfWpu0,
Ro., iuar wdbreno Der ISOLDE mebrez
re Gage bier gu Seiub bel ieiner
SHUTTER g9itttpe s. &ubn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-04-23

6rau Caroline Sattelmann, Our
StDlpe, befnno iib iiber Die Oitern
5eit bier gu 8eiu6 BEL ibren 6reun'
ben un0 8erunnbten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-04-23
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