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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1897-06-02
WORLDS LARGEST CASK.
BUILT IN CALIFORNIA AND MILL
HOLD $4,000 GALLONS.

Holds Enough Liquid to Give 9,oYo,o0o
Persons n Full Glass Each-Its Lumber
Would Build House-Two Train
Loads of Redwood Used to Mako ~.
The largest cask in the word has
recently been completed at st. George
Vineyard, located at Maltermora, Gal.
1t contains $4,000 gallons, or epough
to give 100000 persons each Pn or
dinary wineglassful of its contents. 1t
is built of The very finest California
redwood, and in all the vast amount Of
lumber used in constructing it there is
not single flaw.
The object of building so large o
cask is to keep on hand at the ST.
George Vineyard uniform supply
of wine, the contents of the caskbeing
that wine of which most is soldss To
build a cask of the size referred to
seemed an impossibility at first, but
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1897-06-02

know, old chan, ar.t-we'll hsve'a rare
Old tine of ii.
SO accepted. Then he told me he
was engaged to "6ne girl oldchap.
Awfully lucky fellow to get her. When
am going to be married? Not quite
sure, but between yop'and me, fancy
shall make stroke of luck soon, and
then-oh, I say, you shall be 'best
man you must. Amy'll be delighted.
She's splendid girl. Money? Oh,
she's bit down on her luck now.
Clever girl, though. Does typewrit-
ing-well, I must say good bye now.
Don't forget Thursday, old chap"
On Thurs lay went over to Brixton,
and after considerable wandering
reached small back street and
Knocked at dingy door, which was
opened by slatternly looking woman,
who showed me into room where
mine host awaited me. A curtain
hung across this room, barely conceal
ing o bed and washstand.
"How are you, old chap? Hope
you don't mind small diggings, but
they're awfully comfortable. Just one
room, you zee; I find it handler than
having separate bedroom-no fag
gCing from one room to the other.
Well have supper in trice. Hope
you don't mind cold collation."
The "cold collation." shortly revealed
itself upon q oriny table cloth, and
consisted of small meager slices oI
cold beef, bottle OF mixed pickles,
some bread and about three ounces ol
cheese.
"Mrs. Wilkins" cried Rudge, as
that inestimable parsonage was leaving
the room after having laid the above
banquet and scattering some knives
and forks promiscuously upon the
table, 'we shall want some coffee,
please. Would you kindly get II:
some. You'll have some, won't you,
old chap?"
nodded. Mrs. Wilkins stood with
her arms akimbo and scowled.
"Where's the money, Mister Rudge?
ooh. certainly, certainly, Mrs.
Wilkins. Why, dear me, 'pon my soul
I haven't got anything less than q
sovereign"-Mrs. Wilkins shifted.
"Eh? Well, if you don't mind lend
ing me n shilling, old boy. Thanks
awfully."
Rudge did the honcrs OF the meal
in truly aristocratic style. He became
exceedingly .confding: .
'Now, old chap. Pm going to tell
you secret and put you on to a good
thing in the bargain. I've chammed
up lately with fellow named Mars
worth, who's an awfully clever chap
and up to all sorts OF tips. Well, he's
got one or two OF us to go shares with
him in grand scheme. I'm not at
liberty to tell you exactly what it is,
but it's big affair. He knows more
about the ins and outs of company
promoting than 1 do, and he's just
started syndicate for booming the
thing, and if you want good invest
ment, I think I can say it will pay you
nearly cent for cent; at any rate,
Marsworth says it ought to. 1 wouldn't
tell any one else, but for the sake oi
old times I've given you the tip"
Somehow my soul did not yearn for
this tip, and l gave Rudge distinctly
to understand, and urged this point
emphatically, that l was absolutely
short of spare cash.
"Well," he said, "l'n sorry, for
you might have made good thing
out Of it. But let me tell yon some.
thing else, Marsworth's put LIE on as
secretary, AMI this morning he came
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1897-06-02
The Jul sfrau Rallr0ad.

The proposed railway mp the famous
Swiss peak, Jungfrau, is about to be
commenced. Its maximum gradient
will he one in four and the sharpest
curve Of 32S feet radius. The power
will be supplied by turbines with m
available force OF $500 horse power.
Electro motors will be used for trac'
ton purposes. The total length Of the
road will be rs miles, the total rise
being $3.50 feet,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1897-06-02
the finny monster most extraordinary

the hnny monster most extraordinary
appearance.
The thing was imported from China.
1t is species of goldfish and is con-
fessedly q sort of manufactured freak.
The story told by the dealer to account
for the extra pair of eyes is sufficiently
marvellous to strain the beliving pow
ers of the most credulous. He says
the Orientals who breed these fish
place them in tank which is kept in
absolute darkness, save that from a
lens or mirror placed above the tank
ore single tiny ray of light is shot
down into the water. The fish natur-
ally seeks this ray of light and spends
most of hie +;r,,"- IL -.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1897-06-02
ARROW IN A DEER's RIB.
Mark of an Indian Hunter Found in Illi-


Mark of an Indian Hunter Found In ILL
nois.
Herbert w. Fay, one of the editors
of the DeKalk (Ill.) Review, will pre-
sent to the new Illinois State Normal
School unique relic which will doubt
less be highly appreciated. 1t is the
rib of q deer which has been pune
tured by an arrowhead. The rib was
found on farm near Sandwich, ILL.,,
by Levi B. Erwin, who recently dis
posed of it to Mr.. Fay. The rib is
eleven inches long and was found with
the arrow head sticking in it as shown
in the picture. The Smithsonian In
stitution in Washington made an effort
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1897-06-02

friend who had bought them would
not grudge the money.
"But," said 1, "you'll never get
abroad. "They'll look for you at the
docks sooner than anywhere. Be-
sides, you're not easily disguised"
"That's true, "he said; "and they've
got my photo, Pm afraid"
Rudge had a very striking profile,
his nose being most prominent fea.
ture.
"Look here" 1 exclaimed; "your
best plan is to make for the Conti-
neut. How about going to Antwerp
or Holland, and getting passage to
America on q North German Lloyd?"
"Ah, that's good thought. Well
| decide to morrow.
/ gave him shake-down for the
night and kept him concealed in my
study next day, taking in his meals
yself. He wrote letter to his
fiance, whom Ipromtsed to see next
day, and then we decided that he
should take the $50 p. IN. train from
Liverpool street to Harwich. He
shaved off his mustache and stained
his eyebrows, and managed to get
him black wig. But nothing sufficed
for that profile of his, and 1 warned
him to beware OF exposing his face
too much. l also managed to rig him
out in some other clothes, and l gave
him bag and sundry requisites.
"Now," l said, 81 shall come down
| and see you of, SO that con 60 and
tell Miss Saunders you are safe. But
as soon as we get to Liverpool street
we'll separate. Do not take any
further notice of me. Go first class
its only few shillings more; get
in the carriage at once and sit on the
further side, reading newspaper un'
til the train starts"
He promised to observe all these
precautions carefully, and in due time
I found myself hanging about the
platform at Liverpool street, appar-
emily studying the boat train, but
really keeping my eyes hxed on par
ticular compartment wherein sat
Rudge. As luck would have it there
were few passengers that evening and
lie had the compartment to himself.
The whistle sounded, the train began
to move out of the station, and I was
congratulating myself that all had
gone well, when 1 saw Rudge deliber-
! ately change his seat for the one
nearest the platform, exposing his
profile as he did so. At the same in
slant a tall, well dressed individual,
who had been lounging about the
platform, made rush for the car
riage. Rudso. catching sight of him,
darted back.
"Stand away there!" shouted q
porter, catching a man by the arm,
just Us he was about to board the
traip.
"You fool!" cried the man, "Im
police officer. I should have nabbed
him if it hadn't been for you"
every sorry, sir" said the porter.
"But you can telegraph"
''Ihank you for nothing" said the
detective, as he turned and rushed to
the telegraph Office.
"Where will they catch him?"
asked the porter.
cat Harwick, sir. The train doesn't
stop till then.
Iwent to see Miss Saunders next
,n,rn;p1 i,trn6ucinr mvcelF os
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1897-06-02
Test of n Rifles Power.

The power Of the Lebel rifle was ex-
hibited at Berny, in France, recently,
where soldier was called on to shoot
an escaping bull. The bullet from the
rife penetrated The animals skull and
left the body near the tail.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1897-06-02
= FISHES WITH FOUR EYES.
Chinese Monstrosities Imported to New
York as Curiosities.

Chinese Monstrosities Imported to New
York as Curiosities.
A certain New York dealer in fancy
creatures, pet and singing birds and
such like things is just now exhibiting
Chinese four-eyed fish, the like Of
which, he solemnly declares, was never
seen in America before. Certainly,
says the New York Herald, it is GU
rious creature, and, to all appearances,
it has the four eyes its owner claims.
They are set in pairs high on the
sides of the head, one "eye" of each
pair looking straight up and the other
sideways, each pair being fixed in a
sort of feshy protuberance that gives
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1897-06-02

to secure the relic, but Mr.. Fay has
determined to keep it in Illinois where
it was found.
Mr.. Fay has large collection of
arrow-heads and Indian tools and
weapons which are reminders OF the
days when poor Lo held undisputed
sway in Illinois.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1897-06-02

tain confessions that clear Rudge and
the other man from all ehare in the
frauds, except that of being Mars.
worth's dupes. So l am in hopes that
all will be right yet.--Pearson's Week
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1897-06-02

The Senate of the Connecticut Legis-
lature rejected a proposed bill to grant
divorce for incurable insanity.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1897-06-02

The whole number of members of
the Christian Endeavor societies IS
1886, 749. There are more than Al
900 societies.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1897-06-02

Pineapples ace being successfully
grown in several sections of southern
California,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1897-06-02

arranged in accord with the suggestion
contained in article.
A description of design: A. Movable
table. B. Boiler. G. Closet. E. Low
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1897-06-02
A NARROW ESCAPE.
EzRHE last time I had


seen Charlie Rudge
was years ago, when
1 bade him good
bye on the platform
of the station of the
little town where
we both lived, and
he had shouted as
the train moved
away that he would
write in the course
OF o day or two. l
remembered b i m
well-a seedy look
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1897-06-02

table. F. Counter shelf. h. Chairs.
NJ. Dresser. N. Towel Rack. P. Pan
try. R. Range. s. Sink. T. Hinged
table. V. Veranda.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1897-06-02

splendid specimens of womanhood,
averaging six feet in height, being
straight as arrows, stronger than the
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1897-06-02

went to see Miss Saunders next
morning, Introducing myself rs
Ridges friend, and found her quite
broken-hearted, and yet just little
bit hopeful at the idea that he had
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-11-12
2lus Seroer.

9err Sos. &petbeli uno SRI.
@Driitinc G6eioe9ger per0en ndd)lten
9ienstag in ben beili9en @6eitnnb
treten. 9en Srnutpaare int Spraus
nniercn bcr5ii6Iten @lldpuni6.
- Die Sarmer bcs pbcren 8pt=
TOMS bnben Der 2ittle 8ereer Greet
eineu neuen Saul eeeebeu, babur6
0aB lie bent Gtienbabueeleiie entlans
III Der 9edbe 0 Sos. 5aeS' 5arin
eilten tiefen @rabeu 5ueen in ben Der
SadJ eingeleuft miro. 9aourd tpirb
Der &e9 nadb Berger unt Elm Be-
trddtlide5 uerfur5t uno ben nntppbz
nenoen 5arntern oiel brau9bares
2ano 5uriid9egeben.
- Inter ben 5arntern i'm utteren
Berger Bottom lit cine 8epeeung i'm
@an9e Ielbittbdtig 5um SGube ibrer
mertbuDlIen Ga n0ereien Die burd)
ben Miiiouri 6luB INNER mebr meg
gei6Wemmt meroen, ein5uIdreiten,
oenn auf Die 5luBoerbeiierunesz@Dm=
miniUn lit bod fein SerlnB. Sic
luoCen 81 bielem 3mede entlane ben
ben unO lit gu buffen boB balo seniie=
enOIfittel aufeebrad]t neroen tDnnen
UNI Die 2(rbeit aus5ufu5ren.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-11-12
Ddientrcibeu.

2lm 9unnersta9, ben 20. 9tuuem=
BET, miro Oscar 2uc9utg, S~orituartein
0es nDroli6en0 iitrifte8 oes5rieoensz
tbaler @il0idubzS ereins, cine 9reibS
iaeo nuf Saien oernnitalteu unter
2eitung Der 5OrIttuartein &eitbutot
Drummer it,, @Ottlub S6iib, $. Opp
fer un0 5rib 8ir6bUfer. Glud miro
unier County 5%uritiuartein u1O 0ciien
SDbne iid betbeiligen. ollie Ntitz
9lieOer iino freun0Gi6it sur Setlcilig-
ung eingeIaoen; cbenfals f0nncn
SaQ0freunoe D 9ermann tiff Der
S~reibjag6 nnl6lieBen, miillen li6 ie-
0uf Oprber bel eirlem Der SORT
partein mel6en. Sungen 2euteu
unter Is Sabren lit Die Setbeili0un0
unterla9t, alsgenOmmen Denn lie in
Seeleitung 0es Saters p0er zines
Wtitelie0es bes Sereins ii6 mel0en.
Der SerIammlungsplnb 1T nuf 9tu9.
2Dbnig's 6armt, 3 Meilen Dittidb BON
0ermnnn.
&e9eln: 6aien, 5idie, SpoHums,
Stinffaben uno 6aubpDgel biirfen &C.
I6u1ien uer0en. SurfeD8, &ebbub=
ner, @idfdbben uno SiuguUgel gu
erlegen lit bel Stroie uerbuten. User
eineu SurfeD idieBt bat 81 StraIe 5u
5aGlen, Elm Siu9uueel 81, Gebbubu
80 Gents, @idtdbden so Gents.
9a befnnntlid feline oebrotenen
Srutbiibuer int @alOe SIT finbeu iiu0,
10 lit es gut tuenn ie0er Sdger iidJ
zines in Die Sa0Otoi6e itedt.
9erienioe SGeer Der oos meiite
@ilo erleQt, erbdlt 5tuei 6(aldJen
20bnigsberger 4elaiuare o(s 8ret8.
9(ud Der r@olfsblntt" =Niann lit
ireunoli9It ein9elaoen an unierer
3reibia9o tbeiG5unebnten. aat
SIM Sale i6ledtes @etter eintrez
ten ip1te, tuiro Die Saao am fpfgen=
ben Sanrstag, ben 27. @ouember,
itattfin0en.
g. + n G,
YrdIi0ent.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-11-12
2lus bdrtSbur6.

- g8 bat audi bier ant Iebter
Sonutn9 uno WtuntaJ eeuiigeno ee=
reg1et. 10 oaB Der @eiSen iebt tuaf<
len fam tuenn es nod cine 5~eitlang
narn1 bleibt.
- Die 9erren SObn 9tpril unb
0errD NeunIann, BON 2tttle Berger,
@a8c0nn0e county famen lebten
Sam8tag nit elmer 0eeloe &in0uieb
bierber INT 0ielelbe bier 5u perfauz
fen. %Giu1ttueilen lit oas 8ieb in
8. e. Snrner'3 YaIture untergez
brndt.
- 9r. @rnIt 8. 5nIfner miro uns
bier bal0 mieoer oerlniien uro nad
MurriiDn, @ascpnabe County iiberIiez
oelu. 98ir leben i'm uno feline lie
benslpIrOi9e Satin nun uneern oDn
ms 5ieDen, miini6en ibnen aber
au6 in Der neuen Seimatb piel @lud
uu0 beites @%pbler9eben.
- Serr Nu0u1t Slemme ipar ourdl
&ranfbeit ans Sett 0efeliett, befinoet
lid aber, tpie mir nit Sreuoen oer=
uebmen iuie0er auf benz be1ten
g8eoe CUR 8eHeruua.
- 9err 8nt. 9uffuer bat BON 9tic
9auid eineu IS Ntunate alten @Iel
fir $40 eefauft.
- Mebrere Burger bon bier muir
ben lebten Moutae nad Columbia
citirt INN inn &reisoeridt in bent 9ruz
seize Der McGorntc Mndine 60. ae'
GET 5rib Meper, bier uDbubaft, als
3eugen oerbDrt gu tueroen.
- @m 0ufner bat ieinen Seller
fertia un6 miro in Babe Elm Snus
barauT bauen. @ilJtlu mus mas I'M
Sinne baben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-11-12
Glue sWeite
GatIaOung &artoTeItt

Der bieiige Correspondent Der
r8eltliden Soft" beridtet iber elm
sefatrli6es nber nod gut ob8elnl=
fenes Mbenteuer 6as 6err 2uotuig
Siuano, BON 8atbOlba, ST., ein
friberer Siirser unlerer Staot, lebte
@o6e bier erlebte:
6err 8. SiGano, elm friiberer Sez
nDbrer pDn bier, aber l1On lett cirz
er Gei6e BON Sabren in SetDalOp,
ST., anialiis, fam lebten 9pnners=
tag bier an, unt leiner alten Seintotb
einen 9e1utb ab5uitatten uno UNI
3eusen fir Yeniiunsz Nniprii6e 81 er@
langen. 9erlelbe fam Na6t3 gegen
u ubr bier an unb be9ab iid nah
Der @pbuun9 ieines 5reunoeS, 9p.
Spbns, UNI bort 3u iibernadten.
9lber bier bQtte iidb beinabe cine Sra
gDoie abgeipielt, Die fir Seioe BON
perbdneniBuDllen 5Ol9en bate letn
fDnnen. gSie pben bemerft, begab ltdJ
Si1lnno BEL 1etner Nnfunft brett nadJ
Der @pbnung ieineS Sreun0eS 0D.
Spbns, aber tpD Die 8euobncr ibOn
in tiefem S6lafe la9en. Die 0auS=
tbiir mar neri6lu1ien, uu0 oe8Dalb
flopfte er uno perIubte Die Sbire 81
D%ffnen. 9D. SDhns, fuel9er ons
@erduId bDrte un0 auf mebrntati=
9es 5ra9en, mer brauBen iei, feline
&nttuprt erbielt, etnubte, 0uB Sim
BREEDER ibnt einen Seiud ubitatter
tupDten. gr betuaffnete iid nit eli
ner @agenlpei6e uno ging DinnnS
SIM 8e9riffe, su5uidlo9en, erfnnHte
CT trpb Der 9untelbeit ieinen 6reuno,
neil oerielbe iid) 5ufduig unorebte
uno ieinen 9tanten nannte. Wtnr
fam li6 benfen, Dab beioe iiber9luf;
lid iparen, ipeil Der Srrtbum it6 nod
seitie auftlarte unO is elm 9roBeS
llubeil abee!unnot tpuroe. Nm
l6ledtelte lei trdre je0od 6err Sil(auf
gefabren, 0enn pie er5dblt wiro, be
nbii6tiQt lid) berielbe am nadIter
Spnnta9 in @bmarosoiac, ST., 81
uerbeiratben uno iuare bieIes Iben.
teuer 16left nusgefaIen, 10 bate
am nadJiten SDnntag in @omaroSoil'
cine Sraut pbne Srautigam 9eltnn:
ben. @noe gut, NGes gut.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-11-12
Gelephonz6e f elf daft.

Die 9rafe uno Sernlann Selez
pbDnea@eieui6aft miro am Mpntag,
ben 10. Nooember, Na6mittass 1
llbr, im Marttbauie baBier lire
idbrli9e 9eneral=g erIammluns OBJ
balten unb lit elm piinttfides @rIbei=
men Der aftien= Subaber ertuiinldt.
auBer Der Seamtenlpabl liesen metz
rere 8eiu9e UNI 4nldluB uno an6ere
tui9tige @ei6dfte CUR @rlebigun0
uor. 2oui8 81 e e e,
8rdIioeut.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-11-12

Sigg's @eHigel YuIuer lit cine
Wtcoi5in uno fein 5itterun9smittel
unO miro ansefuanot uenn Siibner
frant itno. 8enn Subner eeiuno
limb oann legen lte uno peroen audi
fett. 8u baben in 8alter'S Ipo<
thefe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-11-12

9err &c. g. Osburn, nuoemcin be-
fannt in @upotod, Ntid., ipar nit
&udeni6mer5eu bebnftet. @r hplroe
iiberreoet @banlberlain'S SGmer3en=
Sallam an5uipenoen. 9anelbe anb
ibm Ib6iilie in elmer Nn6t. 9ieIes
Ntittel lit ebenfaIS berubmt fir iei1e
&beumatisntuS Suren. 28alter
SrD8.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-11-12

Cine flirse 2eibensgeI6ifte. Cine
Grtdltune, Sernabldhigung, Sum
genentsiinbung, Sruter. Wenn
5plep's Spnep & Snr eebraudt NOR
ben nare, 10 mirbe Die @ei6i6te
Elm erfreuli6eres Gnbe eeiunben baz
en.-8alfer SrpS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-11-12

5rau S. Suernann uno lire
S6meiter 5rau Sc. Sid, BON 9urton,
gtebr., tpel6e ii6 ntebrere @pden
III unlerem County gu SeIu9 bel
ibren Nu9ebDrigen befanben, rei1ten
9elteru ipieoer in ipre tueIts
li6e %einatb surid. Serr 9puis
Neeie, uun Sap, beeleitete bic beioen
Damien biz nad Sern1ann.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-11-12

0(uftior. 9ie goptifteu- SeIusinoe BET GAP D!ro
u am Souuobenb. ben 27ften 9tooember. Ha1uttt-
TAGS . uhr, ~5feHtlid on ben pleiIthtetenesn psrtoh'
fen: Sie an Der BIN Oof Greet sele9eue HreoI9er'
fpobruuu ntbft oeu bosu qeh6rIgeu Sebdult4tetten IL
% oder eono uub ferner bic btsber beausten 9trhsHs
qebdube nit giurt4tun9 uRb ben oa5u 9ebor1Sen L
ader saHo. SIN Auftroge bar SentetTIoe
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-11-12

County -Nntualt 2tu9uit Ntcper, be
9ab iid beute NIurgeu nadj Sea,
Sruib= Greet Gorunibip, unt Die Gin
flo0e 8e9en 2(lbert 6ud& SIT flbren,
Der 6eidulOigt lit eincn mDr0erildel
2Al8riH ori cilten jut3en Mnnu
g}omen8 MtObel3ti 9emadt ul0 benz
iel6en 0urdJ Nteiierltide ittuer Der
Test 81 baben. Die Stage miro ppr
Observation-Disclosures 5ur@erbon0=
tuna fUnnlell.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-11-12

9tdditcn Wtunto9 9%tadnitta9 finOet
int Ntarftbauie Die Snbres Serlnmmz
lung Der 9rofe= 0ermann Selepbonez
8eicIlidnit itntt.
6rild)c impDrtirtc Gill un0 @liig-
aurten ionic friide3 Snuerfrnu bel
SuBu0. 0elmer8.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-11-12

Sn SeHerIpn triift man idpn jest
grpBe @Drbereitunaen fir ben Cont
oent Der 9eGrer pDn Wtiiiouri, NET
der mabreno Der @eibna6t5uo6e
6Drt tdoeu mir0.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-11-12

@s lit jest 3eit ouB Die 6eniter
tpabrenb Der 9ta6te eei6tuieu mer>
ben pber neuraleii6e S9mer3en
mDsen iib ein1teuen. Mtan pa6e
out unb eebrau6e ct. SafobS Def;
es tparn1t, linoert unb bei(t prompt
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-11-12

@enn cure 9Ibner frant iino reibt
oenielben 9iee's @efllieel 8uluer
nit bent Sutter uerinenet uno ibr
tueroet balb nieber eelunbe Sibner
baben. @enn elm 9ubn franz lit
uno nidt friBt, oermii9t bnS 8ulner
nit @aiier unb 9ebe benz Subn einen
SbeelDfel pon. gu buben in @aG=
fer's Ipotbefe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-11-12

Hag- j 0iit ieOem Gintauf
uUn @nnren (aaIfee, 3udcr un0
YrOOufte auseeid)luHen) 5rm Setra9e
BON So D0er onriiber 0eben mir benz
aauIer Elm @eI0enf 0a8 CT ii9
aus unierer I6Dnen 2lu8uabl @lns.
uno @ur5euanluaaren mdblen fam.
Der 9duier crbdlt ein rSidet" fir
ieocn @irfauf upn 10 Gents u1o nuf=
mdrt3'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-11-12
JHt TEIIU IUIN DEIt'
0tidel, iuef' nuf!

Qte 0crren q. s. 9eiSner, Geo.
&raetttp, Gpun 6. Gubpn uno Sbep.
@rnf be9abeu itdJ lebten 5reitae nad
ct. 2Uuts, no lie I'M Erp5eIie oes
@eBitlfs= Eoitmeiiters, 9urace &linoe,
ais 3eugen fitr ben 9efla9ter, Dor
0nS Suube8geridJt citirt unren. Sic
2lnflage fam nidJt sur Serbnnolung,
IOn0ern iuur0e nOm Giltritts> Nniualt
}urilf 9e509elt, aus benz @rlIn0e bnf
feline SeueiIe fir Die S6ul0 0es jun
gen &lingc Ourlagen. lleber ben
Sail c%ntncbnten mir Der v&eltl. 9uIt"
Tol9enoen SeridJt:
rSm 8un0e8geri6t luuroe geItern
Die 9lntlage 9e9en ben Ypitclerf ppn
0ermaun, $40, @errn SDrace 8.
alin8e, ue9en llnterl6lngung ppn
Sriefen, 5uriidge5Ogen. Die 8unz
0%c8beamten, mcld)e Die Serbaftung
O%UrnaDmcn, 16einen etlunS Opreilig
81 gScrte 0c0an8cn 81 Iein, 0n 0urd-
aus feline Seweilc %uDrlaoen, DAB
&lin9e Sricfe unterldln9cn babe, nm
lie lpater SIT %DIfnen, UictmeBr ergab
cine Ip0terc llnteriuhung, onB Die
Scieie, mel6c in 0emQiItrift nidt an
ibre 2lbrelie oclan9ten, nuf elmer an=
oereu Gpute uerluren 0in9eu, nad)z
0em lie Sermaun pcrlulIen batten.
Der Stnnt8numn(t 500 untet ben
%rlmIt1nocu bic Stage 5uriif."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-11-12

9l0uUfnt &obert Balfer befan6 IidJ
ntebrerc Sage oieier g8od)e inn Snterz
eIie Der @ldubigcr 0es 0rn. SO. Sorz
ban in SanIaS Gitn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-11-12

Qas bette Eminent fir ben gez
mDDnlidcn @ebrnud lit 9r. G%laiie's
German Tcuetrating 2inimeut. 81
babsn bel @nIferSrpS
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-11-12
Neue Qboultenten.

Seute miro bas berueeti6e Gieenz
t6unt bc8 perit. 6enrp G6aIfler auf
Ieiner 6arnt, 3 Meileu iu0DItt. pon
Berger, auf bent &eritei9erung8iueqe
uerfauit meroeu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-11-12

Die County Court miro am Wpn~
tag, ben p. Nouember 81 i5rem
rc9etnt0Bi9eu NUoem6cr-S erlnin in
Gibun0 trctcu.