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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-07-07


S6mere Saeelitiirme baben i'm We=
Iten uno Siioneiten 9eutidlanos, i'm
Moiel= uno Saartbal in Wiirttembere
gebauf.
geionbers fdwer beimseiu6t purosn
bic Srte Nefarsulm uno Meinsbere
i'm Nedartreis, lotpie Sebrin9en, Siin=
aelsau, 8erabronn unb ytatt i'm Snait=
treis lit Wiirttembers.
SEPT belbt es, Die Srieoensperbano=
lungen Swiideu @rieben uno 3iirfen
oroben 81 iheitern uno man bdlt bic
@ieoerauinabme Der Seinoieli9teiten
in naber 3eit fir pabriheinlid.
Cine sroBe 6euersbrunlt in Ottama,
Ont, (Ganaoa) serltOrte elm sanses
8eplert 21ben ullo @obnhduIer, meiit
Solsgebduoe, uno et,ua 1400 perionen
wuroen oboa6los.
,Sn Seuidlanb linb bic Grnteaus=
lidten auberoroentlid siinltis. 9ta=
mentli6 miro eine un9etpDhnlihe &o9z
eenernte ermartet. @inise prppinsen,
tpie Shlslien uno Yoien, ernarten Die
belten Grtrdse lett 20 Sabren.
9lus Brisbane, Queensland, triift
Die Slnoe Elm, OaB eine europdii6e
Yartie in Neu=8uinea niebersemebelt
poroen lei. Ndbere Musfunft lit nod
niAt gu erlan9en.
Nus Manila (pbilippinen Snieln)
ipirb elm perbeerenoer Nasbrub oes
Gultans Mapn gemeloet, tpobei Die Sa=
batsernte in 2ibOn pDllis berni6tet MUIR
be uno cine niht 9enau befannte Nn:
sabl Yerionen umfam.
Inter Den ipanii1en Soloaten aui
Cuba berriden &rantbeiten aller grt
Sic Soipitdler lino iiberfiillt.
Sn oen 9aroeneaen collioirten bit
oeuti1en Sbiffe vGembed" uno Ser.
tbiloe." grlteres iant iofort nad ben
3uiammenitob uno IA Mann ertran.
fen.
Sic mobameoaniide YebOlferune
Snoiens lit in aufriibreriider Storun@
unb 1T es an mebreren Orten gu erniter
Gramaaen gefomnen.
&umdnien nuroe BON aroben ueber.
i6wemmunaen beilnselu6t. Sn 8olat
lino 20. 900 gintuObner obbadlos.
Na6 Dem lebten Genius bat &ub'
lano eine 8eDOlteruns bon l29, ,2l1, liz
Yerionen.
Sn petersburg muroe 0arrp Mosart.
Der 2o,uenbdnoiser elmer Wena9erie,
,pdbrenb elmer GorlteQune bon einem
Ieiner Qomen ansesriffen.. gines feline,
Yeine 1T serbiiien unb 3ermalmt.
Mnh in ruiiild BeNarobien baber
lleberidmemmungen srobes unbeil an.
geri4tet.
The Republican journal., 1897-04-15
New York's Giant Lobster.

1t cost the city of New York SO yester-
day to become the proud possessor Of
what fish experts declare to be the larg est
lobster ever landed in the metropolis.
The authorities Ct the Aquarium bought
the lobster of Middleton, Carman & Co.
Fulton Market fish dealers. The prize
was part of the catch of the lobster
schooner Becker taken early yesterday
morning off Sandy Hook, and was land
ed aboard the schooner with big net. 1t
weighed 30 pounds at the Aquarium. II
was put in 10-foot salt water tank The
lobster is male and is nearly feet long.
From tip to tip of it's extended claws is J
feet. The claws are foot long and the
legs foot and half long and half al
inch in diameter. The teeth of its filing
claw are about three quarters of an incl
long, and resemble hounds The eyet
look like black marbles. When il
stood up to stroll about the tank it was
was nearly ? feet in height. w. J. Den
Use, who has charge of the salt watel
tanks, lifted it into the tank by Selling it.
shell just back of the eyes.
Mr.. Denyse christened the prize Fitz
simmons. A market man had scratched
on the crushing claw the Inscription
''Fitzsimmons' Left One of the mar
ket men declared that the giant must bt
fully 100 years old Mr.. Denyse said thai
it was impossible to tell the age of thu
| specimen, but that it was undoubtedly
! very cid. New York Sun.
The Republican journal., 1897-04-15
Waldo County Bee=keepers.

The Waldo County Bee-keepers met in
Thorndike March 10Th, and We're called to
order at 10 a. m. by the president. Among
those present who were not at the previ-
ous meeting were Messrs. Learned Of
Burnham, Bessee Of Freedom, ! W. Lin
okin Of East Knox and Jose. Heath Of
East Thorpdike. All were deeply inter
ented in the bee business. and reported
their bees as wintering finely. Many in
teresting subjects were discussed. but
owing to the absence az tile secretary no
essays we've presented 1t was thought
advisable n hold another meeting on Fri
daN APPEL |th,as the bees would then be
on Tie wing and a better account Of them
could be given, With az estimate as.to the
amount Of honey to be looked for the
coming season. 1t is hoped that all who
are interested will try to attend. Fol
The Republican journal., 1897-04-15
Holding Up the Mirror.

The Lewiston rumsellers-those who
are left after these years of temperance
rule-can present an excellent certificate
of character.
All they have to do is just cut out of
last Saturdays Journal that column edi-
torial, frame it, and hang it i'll their win
dows.
You see the Journal felt inspired to re-
defend its prize fight prize edition. The
Journal says it gives the public what they
want. That's just what the rumsellers
are doing-giving the public what they
want.
The Journal says the way to get rid of
crime is to publish it. SO the way to get
rid of rum is to drink it.
Surely it will keep the rumsellers con
science clear and happy to think how
much of the world badness they and the
Journal are daily Kidding the world of.
And if they-the rumsellers and the
Journal - make dollar out of their
scavenger business-well, but isn't the
laborer worthy of his hire? The Maine
Statesman.
The Republican journal., 1897-04-15
New Road Laws.

The legislature which has Just adjourn
ed turned down the bill for a State com
missioner of highways, which was endors-
ed by the State Board Of Trade; but never
theless it made some radical changes in
the road laws-more probably than most
Of the citizens of the State realize
In the first place by Chapter 266 of the
public laws Of this session, the edu-
cational and statistical work relating to
highways, which was provided for in the
commission bill is placed upon the Board
Of Agriculture, and the amount that
may be annually expended in institute
work is increased five hundred dollars to
allow for this line of work.
Chapter 81 provides for the removal Of
bushes and shubbery growing wit hin the
limits OF the highways. Whether putting
those words into the statute will make any
actual difference in the care OF the high
ways is a question that can only be deter
mined by the workings of the law.
Chapter 800, passed near the close of
the session, is the one which makes radi-
cal changes. In the first section of the
law as printed in the supplement sheets
there is very evidently a clerical error.
If the same error appears in the engross-
ed bill signed by the Governor, that sec
ton may be of no effect Providing it is
all right, then the effect of the law, if we
understand it rightly, is this: The 'work-
ing out" of highway taxes is done away
Highway taxes are to be assessed like all
other taxes. The care OF the roads in
each town is placed in the hands of one
road commissioner, who shall De elected by
ballot at the annual meeting, and shall not
be one of the selectmen. II is to be
sworn, to give satisfactory boId, to have
entire charge of the expenditure of the
highway money, and to receive not less
than s.. 90 per day for his services
Seventy five per cent. of the highway
money must be expended before the
fifteenth day of July, and the balance at
the discretion Of the commissioner
This law takes effect March /. 1898, so
it will make no difference in the highway
repairs this year, but each town will have
to raise its highway taxes in money and
and choose road commissioner at its an
nual meeting next spring.
This law will make decidedly radical
change in the manner of caring for the
| highways, in large portion of Maine
towns. and will doubtless have great
deal of adverse criticism, but there can be
little doubt that the new method. with
its concentrated responsibility and direct
administration, is much more business
like than the old method. oxford Dem
ocrat.
The Republican journal., 1897-04-15
st. CroiN Exchange Burned.

CALAIS, April :. The Saint Croix Ex-
change, one Of the best known hotels ii
eastern Maine, was completely Quilted By
fire this morning. There was no loss OF
life but there were several very narrow es-
capes. Very little of the contents was
saved The building was owned by the
estate Of ". Il. Young. Loss SO, 900:
insurance 5000. The furniture was
owned by Charles W. King, whose loss is
-, 900. No insurance. q. X. KimbalI
the landlord, loses the furniture Of HI
private apartments.
The Republican journal., 1897-04-15

- pr,nt ''I J, mex ~ = '''"'''
/ w.,
"l1h the he" steamboat FRANK Jones
/ sailing from Portland to Mt. Desert aud
eastward It Win not Ne lnpc before the
/ oId-time ponularify Of the Portland Mt.
Desert 4 N5cbias Steamboat Comnanv is
revived. Dear 10 MANY summer residents
~ NJ DAsart i rh.t ,namniv ~ +hot
Steamboat Journey in The Old civ Of
Richmond from Portland alone the
shores NJ Maine WLat ! rayeIatinn If w
ID come from swejterino INV Streets f.
her cool deols tIn,5nn. summer nil,b+s
teen1ina Will fine lie and hnstle which
always acconnnanics i shin oetrino I1nd4r
way. 6gbts rIerl.vbrre. thF sbin vaitin@
in, y,n7 t}ansfr,. train which is now ri
LING down Mn. wharf
P4rbans tI,i. i von,, tirsr exna,ienee Of
tb,. sra MI III, n,,, i'ave faI ntLa,s
which a,. nai ,J,...a},+ ,,o,,,1.,5a. W.,
The Republican journal., 1897-04-15

she rested on the marine railway at Port
land recently, and underwent her over
hauling, preparatory to taking her place
on the Portland, Mt. Desert and Machias
route for the initial trip of the season of
1897, which interesting event occurred
April End The steamer has been placed
in such splendid condition that She is
really better than when first launched,
and with the added improvements is des-
tined to be greater favorire with tourists
and passengers than ever before A
description Of the ship and her equip
ment, furnishings, etc, viii therefore be
Of public interest The Frank Jones has
gross registered tonnage Of 1884. II, and
dimensions As follows:
Length at load water lne...-. 80 feet
Length over all...... ..-.,.,... 700 "
W Idth of huii.-....: .....,......... 36 e"
Width Of outside guards. ........ 63 .
Depth OF hold. .......,..-... ....... - . in
The usual huge walking beam and
towering paddle boxes are conspicuous 10y
their absence. The paddle wheels are
comparatively small, this being possible
by the use Of the featheling bucket, more
pressure on the wafer being obtained than
with the old style The engines. which
We're built 1T the Bath Iron Works. are
compound, inclined, Of the new pattern
adapted for the wheels above described.
The Republican journal., 1897-04-15

THE BEST SALvE in the world for Cuts
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chiibains.
Corns, AMI All Skin Eruptions, and positive
Iy cures Piles, or no pay required Il IS
guaranteed 20 q We perfect satisfaction or
for sale hy Kilg ore & Wilson.
The Republican journal., 1897-04-15
The G. A. r. Encampment.

The 18th annual encampment of the
Grand Army Of the Republic, departm eut
of Maine, will be held in LIE wiston to-day
and morrow, April 18th and 10Th.
Routine business of the department will
be attended to on the 18th. and forenoon
OF the 10th. The election of officers will
take place Friday afternoon, April Is. A
not contest is now well under way for the
office Of department commander. Leroy
/, Carlton of Winthrop, who is well
known as member Of the fish and game
commission, has practically the solid
backing Of the Bosworth post 81 Portland.
and the Burnside and Knox posts. while
the Custer post is practically solid for
Rev. I. a. Southland. Carlton is At present
a member of the counsel Of administra-
ton. Commander-in Chief Thaddeus
Clarkson of Nebraska is expected to be
present
The Republican journal., 1897-04-15

Ing to your correspondent about that
measure to day "People who assume
that the working men and women of
the United States are not pleased with the
Dingley hil show that they know very
little ateut what has been Happening in
months. 40 class Of citizens was 50 wide
" represented and SO fully heard by indi-
viduais ol representatives before the Ways
and Means Committee as the workingmeu,
unless perhaps it may be the farmers.
Those two classes of the community not
only had their say, but had their way,
and the free traders who are throwing
stones at the bill now, in the attempt to
create dissatisfaction with it among the
voters Of the country, show very poor
Judgment, and are paying anything but
compliment to The intelligence of that
class OF citizens
do You find any opposition or pro
tests against the bill, now that it has been
thoroughly digested by the public?"
Yes Solemn protests are being filed
WITH toth committees by the importers
and such other people as the importers
ear influence Au6 that is all. The i'm
pouor~, Of course, arc against the BILL
for It viii eut down their business and
9'.f-' -'4' I'c.'''e' q 1iliN country az work
NJ result ''e> are hShtlh9 II. oy every
Ht"e's'. i'"'H separate interest IS WORK
'n+ W separate class OF eluzens' me
toiae1o Importers, tol instance, have sent
'1t reaey-made protests 10 the manu-
taetmefs Of the country and in this way
He sejuh4 certain working men who
a'Ne 4o' ha" an opportunity to personal
y 1>mi-e toe situation TO sign these
t'+a~ protests IT + :" apparent now
3Nei 'li' '4fSe people are De'n2 '"ofhe"
i.e 'eaeAt r. TN importers thaf the
5fe'' y coy aFliec'AP!e ahd 1hefe rs NIUE
}''eie-' '-.i ''F hiil is gong to be MA
ei't-'t A'A-e" n course 'AeIe "ill 'e
niGo n-tu-eS, out thc Thoroughly pro
.e,-i'e features of the Dill for which the
Nu' Ain-lucA q the manufactures and
A"Ne asked me going to be retained
u e'en ~i'en4 henea.
TIE meut n the gentleman above
l5tt-a uaioHn- tht lle importers are
'te eAjet antagonists of the Dingley bill,
md aie ~ rosiH- if toi selfish and person.
81 reasons. II sustained by some facts
which have come to tueattenti"n OF Mem
hel- Nt Congress- within the paSt few DAYS
The Republican journal., 1897-04-15

81 want good name for sailor IN INV
novel. What name would suggest real
old salt a'
EPSON"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-08-27
1T ods Seben lebensmerthY

@:rr e8 etreu Wtaritsn auf Grbeu glib. Dem man
il.ue~ oeu 3uitanoes bul0cr b'cIs 5ro9e ~pn-3eiber
oaff. 10 lit IS Oer uu'eli9e SteroItbc. tpeIbero an Wo.
IartN III sihSr phsr Der ouocren 'Brcr bio6OLi'geu
5ornieu I"1oet. SIN uebrt9'u if bic Hru9e Ist0t gu
beautlporteu. 2a5 &cben # IsbenSiuerts FIR Jsber-
MANI. Utanu Ober 99cr6, Dem @rfuuoBeit bofdoert if
NIB Der uidt bon @efuiifsusu;fsu u'rfOIet hi 20. Sra.
Iaric mag ibm ons &ebcH OsrDttiSrn. tbm ooffeIbe l a.
er'rdgIt4 ,beIncu IaTen. abr "S 1T fctue ergepe
Sblto, ipcnu or Gtai"n erorio't. CT tcuu iuren
itu'u rrD grnnoIth ell Cf6c MAIDEN 9Oftctter'6
Wta9"ubIttrr5 1T oa5 lueItbe, Ihlrte ShuB. unb SeI.
mitel Qe9eu oteie G~1ufactt NIT an ibrru @eSIett
erltetnunger, me MebieIfiebcr. Sdlttelfroft. 0tll8-
pertoituug nab M'I5erWeit.ruu9. Mtit 9onieQueu,
ougelpeuOst. fc9t eS tie ale ans BEN &orprr tort.
ebenio 8heuulatiSmus. Nicrsn- rno 2;tefleihen. Sic.
nolt.d ut. 2gSpcpTe, gIoicntTantlelter uuh gu; ilei-
bi9fett. Gtu5.ge @eo'u8uH8; man 8ebroute es fpte.
matiih.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-08-27

bduiern. 3ieie Seilitatte lieet in
Der 9edbe uon @pslnr, Die 5neite Ipu
nuf einem % MDreen 9roBen, AM
&anbe berrlider Sarsmalbungen
liesenoen @runbltife BEL 3eIlerTelo
CUR &uinabme pDn 40 bis so 2ungenz
aranfen meibli6en @ei9le9ts elm
eeri6tet mer0en.
Nus 28urttembere, 3. 9tueuft.
9as Itntiiti19e 9an0esnmt bat NUM-
mtebr cine amt1i6e 9arIteaung uber
bas nerbeerenDe llnpetter pom l.
Suli perDfentli6t. Sas S0aoenz
felo 5iebt Iib BON Der baoii6en our
bniriI9en @ren5e in elmer Gauge BON
83 SIM. uno elmer our6i6uittliden
Sreite BON 7-9 &n1. bin unb u1n=
faBt cine J1ade BON SO, 900 Sa. SaS
lift erbebli9 tuenieer ais bel Der
S6abenieloern Der friberen Sabr-
gauge in benen fur6tbare untuette'
iib uber @%urttenbere entluben. 1885
purben 1928 900, 1869 127 900, 1882
1923 900, 1S43 $1,000, 1872 eal
O,OOO 9a. betroffen. &abrenf
oter in alien frlberen 5duen bod
elm Shelf Der grnte, Der Obibauune
uuo Der 3}ebit0de Der 8%ernicbtunl
enteing, MAJ oieSnnal Der llinfan(
Elm 10 pu1itdn6iger, baB in ~ @e
meinoen aue 9aGmfridte Dbne IuS
nabme in ben Spoen gei6lagen, oal
O6it 5eri6lagen, bic Ginoe 0er5aum'
abgei6dlt, Die 2leite ab9eriiIen, BIZ
9teben bis sur @ur5el Oerrlibtet ipur
ben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-08-27
JuIdnoifbes

S Chicago, 10. 9(uouit. 9eute
RadJntittae nadJte elm ll%nbefannter
einen SeriudJ, 5rau Gauline 6cnste,
bic Satin zines in S6iIer Earf,
einem @orurte BON Chicago. mob
tenoen 0eutidJen FARMERS Su lddnz
ben uno tuuroe BON benz UutDenoen
@atten uno eirer 4n5abf BON 6ar=
mern erifJuifen.
S 8inebomtun, g. g., IS. Nue,
Der ~6Ozidbriae 8idiniun, tuuroe aez
itern 2tbeuo BON ieirem Sobue 2ercp.
i'll ibrer geneinidaitliden gSObnun8
81 @mtlnno, ernluroet. G8 entipnnll
Iih Elm furser Streit, mOrauf oer
Subn ieincn Satcr in einenl gnfnI,
n~antenlpier @utb ~ettuur8te. CT II.
oerbaftet.
S Nelu Dprf, IS. 2(tguit. Qiciige
SebeimrUli5ilten mDd5ten 9ertie Die
periDnliDe HefanntTdbaft 0e8 17=iab=
ri9en Snme8 Cullen, zines Office
Sungen, MAIDEN, Der I~eilten Nrbtit5-
eebern $1,000 8eItublen bnben ipU.
@r oeroiente Sc per @Dde, betbeilig,
te Iid ieoO1 arl alien 2Setlreunc"
tuD CT mituriter nid1t unhebeut na'
Suntmen perpettetc. Gr murOe 5u=
lest bel ben Snrntpea=8ettrenne
9eieben, entmilbte iebU9, ebe man
ieiner babbnft tpuroe.
S 2incoln, Nebr., Is. 2tug. VI.
90. 30. Goerett bat ioeben einen quit
anS9ebiloeten ~9lusIabfau bier emf
oedt, oeiien Spfer Subn @lon1on, Elm
N~Urtueoer uub Soter oreier Sinoer,
lit. @S berridt beoreiflihe 2(uire8=
un8 iber Die @}6g(i1feit, boB Die
9rdB(ide &rnnfbcit III tpeitcre @re:Ic
ortu8en tDunte. Glauiun fnnn nudI
fir eini8e Sabre 1eben uno bic Su1i=
tatsbeamten Der Staot iino ratblu8,
nte ne i'm ab9elpnoert balten TOM
nen.
S 5airmpnt, g8. g., IS. Quauit.
9eitern fanb bier elm @reigniB itatt
Dur6 tuel6es in ben tueite fen &reiz
fen Der 9r6Bte llntpille berpprgeruTen
tperoen tuiro. 9aS r8abD" zines
ausitebenoen Sobleneraber8 mar aes
ftorben; Der Sater begab iid nadj
benz Sertualtun9sbureau Der &oblenz
geieui6aft unb iu6te UNI @rlaubniB
na6, iein tootes Sinh auf benz Srieo<
bofe, tuel6er @isentbum Der gompag=
ME lit, 81 beeraben. Sem @eIud)
tuuroe abi6laei9 bei6ieoen unb Die
fleine 9ei6e tpurbe in einem Sbtearz
ten in bic @roe eeienft.
San Sranciscp., Sal, 10. Nu>
quit. Die norbereitenben S6ritte
CUR 8riinoune elmer erpBen j3uderz
riibens@olonie in galifprnien unter
2eitune Der beutiden Gpluuiiattpns=
Seieai9aft, iino uuunebr abeeidluis
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-08-27

Bremen beri6tet, baB ben 9nsei6en
nah in NorbbentI6lanb nidt mebr
als Die 9alfte bes setu6bnli9en @r'
TRACES on Gepfetn, 8irnen unb Sfauz
nten ersielt peroen niro.
&ubGanb.- 8um 20. Suli aus
Ricolaleu batirten 8eri6ten eemdB
uiro Der @rtras bes @eisens elm
ourdi9nittliber iein, iebO6 bat bic
Gualitdt bes SumutertpeiSens bur6
beiBe8 @etter eelitten unb elm 9roBer
Sheil oeSIelben tpiro lei6t fem.
Der 8Do9enertrae lit iotpDbl mas Die
Qualitdt, tuie mas Die Quantitat be-
trifft, unbefrieOiaeno. Der Grtrag
Der @erIte lit unbefriebieeno uno tbre
5orbe bat 0urd &egen gelitten. Nnz
bere YoitnadJri6ten aus &uBlano
lauten uneiiniie be5i9li6 Der Weiz
sen= uno Der &Deeenernte, on bic
lebte erpBe 9tbe oas @etreioe gu
~frubseiti9 CUR &eife bra6te.
8 elterreic Of : II II n.-0ie
@ei5enpreiIe iino in 8ien, tuie be-
ri6tet miro, Die b69iten, uel6e ieit
5ebn Sabren bort er5ieblt ipuroen
uno es miro ausldn6ii6er 8eisen
importirt. Die &itterun9 lit NAB.
n.-9er @ei5enertrn9 lit
befrieoigenb, Der beS &oeeens ie0oD
gering.
o.-9as @etter mar ges
gen @noe Stuff Der @rnte etipas unz
giniis.
94nemarf.-8i8 gum 81. Suli
reidenbe 8eribte aus Copenhagen
melben, bnB Der &oegen bureb Stir.
me 9elitten babe, BET @ei5en je6odJ
einen 5ientli6en burbi6uittfiben
unb Die @erlie einsn 9uten @rtrae
gebe. 3nS @etter lit unoemiB.
81 unit n.-8ie &eiSenernte
tptro ais rIeDr enttauldeno" be5ei6'
net uno @ei5euien0ungen, iuel6e in
2unbon etngetroHen iiu0, ioleu nou
Iebr unreeelmabioer un6 iebr ible9=
ter GuaIitGt lein.
n.-Sis eeeen gn6e
Sult retdenoen 8eribten semaB bat
oer @ei5en burdJ befti9e Ge9en
lhper eelitten.
n.-9ie @rnteau8Iid]ter
baben itd) 0urb 9tegen in pielen 0i,
l~tritten gebefert, ieoD9 lift in 8pm:
bab uno in Gun019ub nod tueit meB,
8e9en notbnenDig.
Aufrnlien.-Sn &ictprin ia:
ben iid Die @rnteausii6ten 0urd
8egen gebeiIert uno 1irb nadb LETTER
Yo5tnnd)ri6ten 5ietnlid gut.
2(uf Die 3uBe 9efauen. Seiratbs:
agent: aliu nebmen Sc De Qaura
Nber Die lit Ou6 i6ief! Sa, aber i
eernoen GBarafter bat 1e!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-08-27

&enn Sic jentol5 etn Sinh III Dell
Sd,nler5en Der 9nl8brdune 9eieDen
babei1, iperoen Sic Die 9~antbarteit
Der Miltter 5d mlrOt9en Oe@teben,
me(be miiieu, baB uSne Wsinute
@nugb Cure" ibrcn 8leinen iOfOrttge
2inoerurg oeridafft. Su O;ele:t
gSObnungen in oieIcr Stabt bat 1td)
bns Nt:ttef pDUitdnoi9 ein8eburgert
-gRn(fer grDS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-08-27
Qus miFerri.

Der @ru6enbeiiber Qermantl
2eonaro bon Garteroile ftel Uorges
fern 80 SUB tief in einen Gruben=
Ifait unb uurbe babel Iofort getD0z
tet.
= Der &eiiel III ben Big NiuooD"
&oblenbergtuerfen, cine Nteile melt
lib uDn De SDto, WtO., e%Eplooirte
un0 t0otete ben Sngenieur SObr
Oates. Die @rpluiipn eriol8te ourd)
SiilIung 0e8 8luben0zbeiBen &eNei@
nit fnltem @aiier.
- Springfielo, II. Nu9uIt. We-
1tern lit Der in Grantlin, W}Or8an Gp.
tuObnenoe Sobn Chambers i'm Nlter
BON JOG Snbren un0 I WiDnaten Qe-
itorben. Bi5 penige Wonate OOr
ieinem 9ube befanb CT iid bel au89e-
5ei6ueter @eiunObeit uno iuar (ultt9
uno gutter 3inoe.
- ct. Sp1epb, W}p., Il. Nu8. Die
beioen Sin9lin9e Nlon5o Sans uno
III. Spn8 maren in cine un0 0ielelbe
Sun9irau bis iiber Die Obren Oerliebt
uno beidlohen oaber, bic 6ra8e, per
bic 9DlOe Iein Gi8en II lOute,
0ur6 elm 4iItulenOue0 5unt 2lu8tra8
gu brin9en.
Sic be8oben ii6 5u oieiem 3Wede,
beeleitet BON eiuem 0uben0 tgrer
beioerieiti9en Greun6e, in bic Ndbe
BET tleiuen OrtiUaIt &otport. Set
bent 3ueIl cling eS ieoud ieDr incDm~
mentmdBie 5u; oenn Die beioen Gon=
trabeuten ldJOIien nidt nur auf einz
amber, i0nbern bieben AUDI mil
ben Siltolenfolben auf chamber elm
un0 ri6teten iid ge9enieitig IAredlidl
5u.
gilbert Sons cling aus Dem 0emeU-
el als Sieeer beroor; er i6)lug leinem
@egner 5unaflt Elm @u8e aus uno
3ertrilmmerte INN 0ann nit Dem
8ii~tplentp(ben ben S6Goel, onourd)
Ieinen SOB berbeifibrcn0.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-08-27

Sic lino 10 flein, bnB tie Der emz
pfinoliG;ite Menid nebmteu tanrt, uuo
10 hirfiam, bob tie bic bartnGdia1ten
Safe opn Sartleibiefeit, 8ppfI9mer5
uno u.ttbdti9,eit ber 2eber beilen.
9esbolb iiuo r9eg8itt's 2ittle Garth
&ilers" unter benz 9fanen Der be-
rilbmten fleinen Hiuen befannt.-
@alfer 8rDs.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-08-27
Drohe=f due.

- g. s. Clifford, 0tetu GaiieG,
8iSc., lit an Neuralgie uno 8beuz
mati8mu8; iein Magen mar allBer
Orbnung ieine2eber funr in b~eunru6i=
geuoer 2Sei1e un9e8riffen, Ippetit
nobnt ab, uno er bate an 8leiic9 uuo
Stdrfe be0euten0 abaenommen.
Srei Slal6en n@leftirl6es SitterS"
beilten i'm.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-08-27
2luf Ser b6diten Stufe.

Nug. S. gpee(, elm berpprrnsenoer
Npotbefer in Shreveport, 2a.,
i6reibt: r9r' Sings Sem DISCOVERY
lit Dos ein5ige Mittel eegen meinen
0ulten uno e5 mirb mebr nerlangt
als irseub elm anbere8 Mfittel." S.
s. Campbell, elm 8aufmann BON Saf-
ORC, 4ri5., i6reibt: Or. Sings Dis
cDnerD lit 10 gut, uie beaniprudt
tuiro, falirt ME unb furirt Sbminb=
iu6t, 9uiten unb @rfaltuneen. Sd
fam es ni6t genug loben. Or.
Sings DISCOVERY geeen S4min0-
iu6t, 9uiten uno @rfdltung lit fein
Experiment, es lit mdbrenb zines
Observation-Disclosures erprpbt mprben
unb itebt jest auf Der b6dteu Stufe.
@s enttdui6t ME. 5rei Br0beaaI9e
su baben BEL 8alter SrDs.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-08-27

0tun ipu ii6 bic 2ungen n:6t ourd
10 rn,ter!roen Gei5 gum 9uTen be
ldbaDigeL la1Icn. IS 1T leidter De-
S6minbludt uDr5ubeugen, ais lie 81
bei(eu. .Ode Ntiuute Cough G.re"
iDfDrt Qenpmmen, tuenOet cine lebeu8:
Qefdbrlide Qllu9enfradfbeit ab.-
Wnlfer grDS.