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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-02
A BUTTE MANS SUICIDE.


Henry A. Nledenboien OF Butte
committed suicide In this city yester-
day, by jumping from the roof OF the
Wey hotel to the ground, distance OF
torty-five feet. Death was instanta
neous.
Deceased was on visit here, and
had been stopping at the hotel for the
past month. He was accompa MED by
his wife-s bride OF but few week.
who is distracted at his fearful ending.
He was only thirty years old, and for
some time past had been suffering with
nervous prostrstion.
Mr.. Niedenhofen was well known
in Butte. He was clerk Of the uistrict
court OF Bow county, and was proml.
nent in political circles. About two
months ago he married a Miss Talbot,
daughter OF Butte City banker.
Coroner OhenbRch held an inquest
this morning anu the jury found that
Wiedenhafen came TO ME death "irom
hemorrhage Of the brain caused by "a
fall from tho Holmes building, while
suffering from dementia or nervous
prostratlon and the same was not
ielonious."
a magnificent casket is being filted
up by Undertaken Evans for the burial.
The receptacle Tor the body Is OF
polished copper in oak. The outside
box in which the casket is to be
placed Is also OF oak and both have
nae silver handles. The body viii be
shipped 10 Butte for interment to-.
morrow
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-02

paratively little of the stock out and
the Indications eeemed good for still
:urther sdvsuce. Outside buying
aided tho market materially and there
Ia noticeable iDcrense in irquiry for
this stock. Metcur paid 1926. 0J0 in
dividends during 1886. o .tarIo has
paid Its December dividend o 10 cents
yer share. The stock was about uu-
changed.
On light buying both the Swanssss
made heavy advances, the old ttock
touching the three dollar mark and
South Swansea selling a. two dollars.
Each OF these companies pays cents
per share monthly ami both afe very
popular on the local market. An even
greater advantage ia preuic ed Tor them
IN certain quarters. Sunshlne was
not active. The. showing at the prop.
critics Is reported 10 De very encour-
aging. Silver King did little for the
reason that little Of the stock was
offered. Utah was unchanged. retro
will coon levy an assessment OF ONT
cent per share. The company has
done an immense amount OF work
with the last assessment levied nearly
year ago and Ia etill cuotgeticAlly dc.
veioping its properties where the snow
Ing Is very encouraging.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-02

Tho direct line to Kansas City, 81.
Louis and Atlantic seRboard, is VIA
tho Missouri Pacific Railway, from
Pueblo. Through sleeping ard chair
care, and all connections made in
Union depols In the day time. II you
are going East and care for daylight
ride through the graRdest scenery OF
the Rocky Mountains en- route, sec
that your ticket reads vie Missouri
Pacific Railway. Elegant chair care
positively flee to holders OF regular
train tickets.
II. b. KoosER, c. +. & i. A,
Il Morlan Block. Salt Lake CITY.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-02

David II csc, the News oorrespond-
ent at Mammoth, spent New Neat'a
in Salt Like. He returned to the die.
trlct this afternoon.
Mining stocks were about stationary
today with but very little demand ior
Them. Brokers were Offering 81 cents
for Northern Light, while Mammoth
was wanted around 50 80. IL 10
thought that Mondays call will be &C i.
tive.
Boise Statesman: The mineral out.
put OF the state for the year 1896 has
not yet been officially determined. Ii
10 always some weeks before all reports
arc in, but the ground has been fairly
well covered. With care III estimates
Of the production OF some districts the
total is shown TO be Sl3, a, $50. At
the United States asay Iilice the total
number Of deposits during the year
was 1924. The total business for the
was 81 $50, 574 10.
Mouniainhome, Ida, Bulletin; Cy
Doom was here Saturday from Dixie,
were no Ia employed al Dan RebeI's
Gold King mine. Under the super-
vision OF n gentleman named Bryant
about ten men arc employed erecting
the now hoisting machinery at the
shat. The Eddi company 10 EN-.
ploying elk men sinking winzs on
the ledge in their tunnel about $50
feet from the surface. Cy predicts
that the coming summer will bring
Dixie TO the front as golding mining
camp.
Park Patriot: At meeting Of the
stockholders OF the Rescue COLD MIn-
ing company Of Elko county, Neva-
da, al Park City Monday night, John
Diem was elected pFesideut, Jones ID.
Murdoch, vice president; John ii.
Deming, secretary ana treasurer.
Work will be pushed in the mine soon
alter the beginning Of the new year.
Dame RumOr says that Frank Krig-
baum, recent arrival from Butte, and
an experie nced miuing man, VIII to
given the foremanship OF the Rescue.
Ii this rumor should be true, the
management will have no cause TO
regret the selection.
B. A. Cardwell, prominent mlniug
man OF Salt Lake City, who bonded n
number Of clsmes in Meadow Lake
district last October, hes given formal
notice to the Nevaua bounty beard OF
supervisors that ne VIII appear before
them on February II, 1897, to ask for
franchise 90 build ii toll road from the
town OF Tfuckee through Meadow
Lake to Cisco, Placer county. Mr..
Cardwell, Gays the Colfax, Cal, Sentl-
mel, represents capitalists who have
occurred satisfactory results from tests
made of the ore. After the ore has
been put through ceatain process at
Meadow Lake 1t Will be shipped to Salt
Lake. In order to do this 1t will be
necessary to build rev wagon road
from some point along the railroad TO
Meadow Lake.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-02
From Pleasant Grove.

PLEASANT GROVE, Jan. /, 1857.
Seth Milton Robson, son OF Liwlsand
Mary j. Robson, died at his others
residence here yesterday from enlarge.
ment Of the heart. Mr.. Robson was
born at Fort Bridger, Utah, May II,
1867, his father being then In charge
OF that historical old fort. Stth was
called to strengthen the settlements Of
Bear Lake county, Idano, ia csnnoC-
tlon with several OF his brothers anu
had resided there for number OF years
and until advised by his physician to
come south in hopes change would
be bene fetal. Mr.. Robson married
hie deceased brother's wife by whom
he bns five children; he was possessed
with q genial disposition which won
for him the respect OF all who came
in contact with him, Funeral wili De
held Saturday, Jan. ., al O'clock T.
m. Sister II bison anu her children
have the sympathy Of numerous re.
lati0Ds aud friends.
A committee Is preparing to give the
old people good time.
Thomas RichiD, an old and respected
citizen, died at his home here Tuesday
last.
The Sunday school concert given
Wednesday evening, the 3O!h ult. ,was
pronounced success both financially
and srIisticclly, giving general satis.
facllou, uperintendent 5. ii. Smith
ami aids have the thanks OF the good
people for their tflJrts. Special men.
ton o! Prot. VIM, M. Frsnkton who
managed the stage, and Misses Amy
Rotza and Anna w. Rose, who had
charge OF the costumes, etc.
Prof. Frank. NJ. DHggH, OF the deal
mute school came home this morning
on visit with parents. u.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-02

continue the development oil winter.
TIE Dagmar hae considerable orc In
sight ami little OF the right kind OF
work Will make u miue OF tue proper
ty.
We are much pleased to report that
very favorable change has taken
place in the Tetro tunnel, aud 1t looks
as though they were very close to ore.
The change has had the effect OF
adding considerably to the Holiday
good feeling OF the local stockholders.
The expected assessment OF sone csnt
per saare for the purpose OF co ntract-
ing the development. was levied ut the
meeting OF the directors helu in Salt
Lake yesterday, and the levy viii IN
uoubtedly be promptly and cheerfnlly
met.
Last week we reported the incorpor.
alton OF the Fioren nee Mining company,
the purpose OF which was the develop.
ment of the the Silver Bar claim, u
recent location In the neighborhOod of
Silver City. 1t Ia now reported that
the incorporatoIs OF tho new company
were Imposed upon by the locator Of
tho claim and that they have 10
ground there, the location covering
property belonging TO ID. S. Dana auu
others. 1t is aiso stated tnet the new
company will abandon their claim and
Will make no fight, but at this writing
we are unable posilively to verify the
reports. l true 1t is q dispicable piece
OF work on the part OF the locntlr who
was too well acquainted with the
grouud to be deceived, and ought 10 be
n lesson to possible investors to know
what they are gettlng when they they
buy mining property. We regret to
say that several operations of he same
kind which have taken place recently
In that neighborhood lbears the same
marks Of fraud.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-02
St. Joseph Stake Conference.

THATCHER, Graham county, Ariz,
Dec. 10, 1s96.-The quarterly confer.
enco oil the 81. Joseph stake convened
In Pima, Arizona, December l3.h and
14th, 1896, Stake Counselor William
ID. Johnsonpresidlng. Patriarch Phile-
man g. Merrill and members of the
High Council were present. 1t was
very much regretted that our State
President could not meet with us. He
was at home dangerously sick, but we
are happy to state that he is much bet
ter ut the present time, and It is hoped
that by the blessing OF the Lord, in re-
gponse to the prayers and iaith OF the
Saints, he will recover, notwiihstand-
Ing his advanced age.
The Bishops OF the various wards re-
ported their wards temporarily and
spiritually. Some were going back,
while others were alive to their calling
and were doing a goO1 WORK. But little
sickness was reported in our midst.
Patriarch p. G. Merrill bore strong
testimony OF the divine mission OF the
Prophet Joseph Smith; toll OF the
travels and prosecutions Of the Saints
until the Saints came TO the Rocky
mountains.
Elder Beri1miD Cluf reported the
High Priests as being in fair condl.
ton; txhorted the people TO sustain the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-02
In MINING CIRCLES.
An Old Gentleman Makes q Rich
Strike al Mount Neb0,
AFTER TwENTY.ONE YEARS. TELL.
This Orc Carries $50 Ounces Silver aud
"a Per Cent Lead 10 the Ton
News From Numerous Sourc s.


The fact thnt history repeats itself ia
a min demonstrated in n storv which
-, 80, ,'. ,.Ii,,.
" mes rom Mona, Juap co"n'y, 'e'iihB
Of the great and ultimate success at
teuding the labors of an old gentleman,
WIN tor nearlv quarter of n century
,,-., a., 49,, hui. -,
nus oeen uiss'ns away :" .ue N'i'' -
Mount Neoo, IN an attempt 10 MAKE
himself independent, through his
chossn vocation of mining,
m. a., "a 49,, a. c..,,,
o-- 'a na'i'o 10 "i'''on'o'
anu III ~ saiu that tWenty-one years ago
he located upon claim known as the
Black Spider at Mount N.bo. Unlike
,,an ,,;rar r,,, ,oao,a. ,,,,,ia,t
nv ''o'ies IN '-'''H,
through lack OF quick returns anu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-02

Naisbi;t.GordOn.- Married In og.
den, Dec. s7lh, Howard Thomas, son
OF Henry w. and the late Mary Aun
Luf Naisbitt Of this city, 10 Miss Ella
Gordon Of Ogden. The young couple
have the warm wishes OF large circle
OF kindred and friends. The reception
at the residence OF the Brides mother
(Mrs. Gordon) the same evening, was
a very pleasant anu enjoyable event;
many of the groom's family conneo'
tons from this city were present.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-02
ACTIVITY an mEnoUR.
Thursday was the Day OF bays IL
tho District.


tho District.
A gentleman who spent Thursday
in the Mefcur district says that never
before in his life has he witnessed such
activity in mining camp as It was
his pleasure TO behold on that day.
Tue hills were literally living with all
classes OF humanity. Hardy prospec.
tars, lawyers, preachers, doctors and
men in ali branches of business were
there looking after their interests
insuring them from the attacks OF
BUMPERS" who arc always on the
aleft to take advantage Of omissions In
relocating and recording.
The district recorder did land offics
business, as did ALEC tho livery stable
people. The latter were unable to
supply the demanG for saddle horses
aud convpyRuces. Tho West Dip
looked like veritable beehive. the
condition there Indicating the faith oil
mining men In that particular locality.
Ii WAS tho day of days In the history
Of the Mercur ciBtrici.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-02
WEATHER VANE.


Weather reporIs showing observa.
tious at am. today:
Salt Lake Ciiy-Barometer. 80. AZ;
Temperature, 20; minimum, Is; wind
west, miles yer hOui; rain, .05 Inch;
trace snow; CLEAR.
Baker Cty-Boromeler 3O.3s; tenn.
per=iure, 20; minimum, 20: wind,
southeast. hSnt; clear.
CHryenne-BArone,er, 80. 40; tenn.
petelure, II; minimum, 10; wind,
north, miles per hour; raln, trace;
clear.
Miles City-BerOm, ter, 1898; tenn.
peralure, 10, minimum, IA; wind,
northwest, light; ram, Ol inch;
cloudy.
Havre- Barometer, SO.40; tenn.
peraiure, 20; minimum, $; wind,
west, light; cloudy.
Heleus-BarOmeler, S043; tempera.
iure, 20; minimum, IS; ram .O4 inch;
parity CLOUDY.
Winnemu cca - Barometer, 1850;
temperature, ID; minimum, IL; VIM,
east, light; clear.
Inch; CLOUDY.
Idaho Fall.-BAromeler, 8O.52; TEN.
pcraiure, II; minimum, 9; WIND,
north, light; cloudy.
General and local foreuas,s for s8
hours ending p. m. Sunday:
For Utah: Faii tonight and Sunday,
continued cold weather.
Salt Lake City and vicinity: Fair
this afternoon, tonight mud SUNDAY,
stationary temperature.
J. Ii. SMITH,
Observer Weather Bureau.
sALT LAKE CITY, Utah.
Today'a temperature is shown ia the
lac slmile thermome ler given heloW.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-02
Missionary Class.

la response to request made by a
number OF young men, 1t has been
decided to institute missionary class
under the auspices OF the Latter-day
Saints College. II will be orgnpiz,d
ON Thursday, January z, 1897, a. 2:l5
p. M, st Ids w. First North street. NJ
which time a decision Will be reached
with reference to days ead houTs o.
meeting, All interested are Invited TO
attend Ihe claGs, Tree OF charge. Elder
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-02
The Dalton aud Lark.

Work has been suspended on the
Dalton and Lark properties during the
holidays, but in u few days will be
resumel with twenty-five men on the
pay roll. 1t is expected that in the
course OF the next two months some.
thing substantial viii be done toward
the erection OF the proposed ooncsn-
trating plant, and then tho ID. anu L.'s
list OF employees will be largely aug.
mented. Creditors OF the now do.
funct Bank OF Salt Lake are fast taxi
ing Dalton AMI Lark stuck in payment
OF the banks debt,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-02
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Cullen-V. Rapp and wife, Logan; Toe
Adamson and wife. Andrew Adanson
ana daughter, Franken; Mrs. j. Law
renee, Denver; Chas. bay, Manhattan,
Kan; David Rees, Mammoth: a. C..
Ship, Provo.
Walker. L. Crowley, New York
journal; j. Z. Candland Chester; IL. q.
Clarke, Fort Duchesne; Chas. Miller and
wife, Ogdeu; VIM. X. Reid, Manti; Joe
Spider, j. q. Robbins, Gao. L. Mccormick,
city, John +. Moses, WO.cott, Colo.
Templeion-Clay Lambert, Chicago; o.
VI. Eppsluin, Denver, Colo; w. II. Ma
lone, city; Geo. +. CHASER, Denver; j. II.
Prince, l.. Il. Prince Boston;Percy Sage.
j. NJ Handley, New York.
Knutsford--w. II. Wheeler, San Fran
cisco; II. X, sheldon, Lershing, idaho;
VIM. G. Nebekor, ophir, Tooele county;
n. G.. Dade, Kansas city; w. Ii. Baelev,
Z. a. Perkins, NJ. Salisbury, san Fran
cisco.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-02

That when you are suffering rom cat.
arrh, you want relief right away.
What Is the use, then OF experiment.
ing with blood "cures"upon climatic
disease? Use local remedy. Use
once the attacks Of cstBTrh and cures
chronic cRses. This Temgdy can be
II curtains no mercury nor Injurious
drug OF any kind.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-02
THE YOUNG SONG RECITAL.
II VII 2 ak Pace at The Congregations
al thuicl Friday Evening N,xl,

Much interest Is being aroused in
local musical circles over the Mr.. and
Mrs b. B. Young song recital which
takes placs Mt the Congregational
church on FrIday evening next. Mir.
ami Mrs. Young left their home IN
Chicago on the 3l.h OF December for
Tacoma where they will sing on the
evening OF the An. They ALEC appea +
1T Portland Ga the 5lh ana Seattle on
the q n. Their SAT- Lake program is
at iulIowf:
NlNofln (l9th century. ,-............ Carlssimi
MINUS "a Lhc Noes ............. .Ggring Thomas
ihy IAit sohs'.. ....,...,........ EthclDert NcYn
oeIn fuIlt mr ~ fussen. ...,. Gee. Eubens stem
MAdchen nit ucm rotten mundchc8s. ...........
a.. 's''s.'. .s...... gregory Mason
van thou sun (lIth century,. O.. J W francE
because she Kissed it, Ihu wind went wOoiug
the rose; hctouddc Como down to the
river. ;.'.'....,....... ......Jessi l.. Gaynor
hiia y nIHehl ''''';.....;......,... Beiiinl
song Of the morn,"....ElisA MaAzucato Dung
Ray J.. smith
Inc Iossy cen told lrishl arranged hy.....,...,
IA '''''';, 80 ............ llers olahlord
IN 10 IhHhuolphia. ......., BotlesOn Haynes
h'"t' Vu1 wiz Ucl's.ss....... GONn0d
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-02

IT., 81 .56s; George Beard, 1000; w. w.
CIufi, 0,2l0; A.. J. Weber, 1868; w.
l.. Mag nnis, IL, 5B3.
The officers gro w. w. Clun, presi-
dent; J. II. Sialliugs, vice president;
George Beard, secretary and treasurer,
who together with A. J. Weber and
w. l.. Maginnis, constitute the bonrd
OF directors,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-02

Judge Sherman OF the sunshine
Mining company was found In his OH &C
TO-DAY balancing up his accounts and
ascertaining his profits and Losses for
the year. When asked by "a NEWS
reporter aa to the condition OF the
Sunshine mine, he replied: "The Sum
shine is III good shape ami looking
well. The mill 10 still closed but we
hope to have 1t running in few days
nOW,O
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-02
Bible Class.

Elder Willard Dons's evening Bible
class will resume ils sessions on Mon.
day evening next, at 1880, Mt the usunl
place, 800 w. First North street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-02
SUBMIT MINING COMPANY,
IL files Articles To-day with Capital
of 100000

Articles or Incorporation OF the
Summit Mining company were filed
with Secretary OF State Hammond
today. This object OF tho corporation
Ia to conduct general mining bust.
ness, with headquarters at Coalville,
Summit county.
The capitalization Of slO0, 600, divided
Into shares OF tho par value OF 81 each.
The amount OF stock subscribed for by
the ipcorpOrstors is az followr: j. H.
Stsliings, 100 shares; j. IL, StalIinps
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-02

Willord Done will c0nduc 1t. Bishuus
ere requested by Brother Done to give
this notice In Suuday's meeting.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-01-01

Die SDultpare e~eeenIeitiae
5euer-S erii6erunes=@ eIeni6nft bat
ibren Sabresberi6t ner6Hent1ibt
bent mir fploen6e Ingnben entneb>
nebmen bic fit bic $50 MeitoIieoer
Der eenannten @eieuIdaft bon Sn=
~tereiie iein 0iirften: Die @eieuIboft
tuuroe int Sabre 1870 burd bic Ser
rem &aften 8ui9mann uno 90. s.
2nnsenber9 nit So Mitelieber ee=
9riinoet uno beitanb oas erite Giref=
torium aus ben I9erren Souls TeeIe,
St. 8ui6mann, %. s. 9aneen6era,
Capt 90. Meper, Senrp 9oermann
uno Sobn 5lude. @dbreno Der gatt=
gen 3eit BON 1870 bis iest-alu 26
Snbre-batte Die @eieGi6aft nur
finf Granddaughter gu 6eden, trpb=
DEM al1f @lgentbum in Der SDbe BOT,
$780,, 92O ss8olicies aus
9eiteIt limb. Iuf tuel9e Dfenumifdbe
bic @ei6dfte Der @eIeaibaft
8efibrt perben erbeut aus Der 9batz
'adbe baB bic @eiammtauslnsen fir
ben 3eitraum nom 1. Sut1i 1895 bis
ielesSnbres nur $1o7. IS
'etru9en, trDbbem in bieIer Belt bon
Snipeftoren 1872 abf6asunaen
,appraisements) eenta9t tpurben.
Der lebte Granddaughter Der besoblt
tpuren S438.75 fir ben bon
Bruins erlittenen gerluf
zines @obnbouies. 9as eeeenudr=
lee 9trettorium beitebt aus ben foGz
enoen Serren: S. SO. 9aneenbera, !
'%raitoent; .. S. Stoenner, Gefretdr;
ouiie Neeie, S6asmeiter; Bm.
,oebtmann unb Satpb Sappmeber,
oHettDren. y
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-01-01
Ginfadheit in Ger Grsiebun9 pom
Rinoern.

SrDbtide, eliidlibe 8inber iint
Der Spnneni6etn Der @ltern,- Die
Srevoe un6 @onne ibrer umgeburg.
Sbr beiteres @eplau6er, has fiber
Belle 2aben, Sau6sen unb- SubeIn
bel ben Spielen brinet tuie fDItlide
Muiit in bic SeeGe Der 3ubDrenben,
unb mo mD9te bic Sdnoe falten
unb beten: rSerr, LAB ibnen settle
bens bieien frDbliben, barmlpien
Sinn, eieb ibnen @~eniieiamteit unb
3ufriebenbeit nit nuf ben 2ebens=
mes-bann merOen iie audi bei9eiz
ben inn Glide bleiben unb nit bnnt=
bnrem Sersen bic bunten Sreuben,
blumen pfliiden, Die ibnen bareebu.
ten tueroen."
Nber nu6 eili frDbli6eS @emiitb,
@eniieiamfeit unb 3ufrie6enbeit iirb
elm Ieltenes 8leeblatt, bas bel unie=
rem rmpbern" ersp9eneu &inoeru
nidt INNER gu finben lit. @oran
lteet has aber? Sinber iino bpm
Nutur frDbli9 un6 uiiien nod nidt8
BON sroBen @niprihen an Sra6t
unb @lan5, bic inn 2eben eenta9t
tuerben. 9a frnee ntat bic @r5ieb=
er! 9ie @ltern ppuen nit ibren
Sin6ern Staat MAIDEN. grd6tiee
9leioer, oft iuenr iolde aus Sammt
unb Sei6e, tuerben linen n~n9e5ogen;
fuie fleine Damien fteben iie iteif un6
eepubt on unb nnttuorten nit setpaBl<
ten 8orten, bic ibnen militant ein-
limb, auf bic 5ragen Der Or
tpn6ienen. Sbr fDftbarer Gara6e>
itnat miro beiuunoert, bic 8inoer fiji |
ben ielbit @efauen baran, unb Sitter
unb Sano 9ebDren ipater gu ibren
9ebensbeblrfnihen. 2eiber nerlei=
tet er audi, unb bas lit oas S9limm=
tie bapDn CUR l1eber6ebung 9eeen
ueniser i9bn 9efleibete Sinber un6
uieoerum in bieien ertuabt ber Ieib
'ie MeiBeunlt eesen bic ani9einenb
,om Sbidial 8eeinitieten.
ginfa6beit BEL Der &inbereraiebs
ing, bob lit elm S%auptpfeiler, auf ben
ib iebe @utter eftunb iidjer ftiisen
ann; er 1T elm feftes 5unbnment, auf
em fte oas Slid ibres &inbes auf=
aut. 9ieie @infabbeit seiee iib :
Der nibt nur in Der &leibung, nein,
I Gaem, mas nuf bic @rsiebune bes .
iabes 8esue bat, bic 9abrune ein- '
eeriHeu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-01-01
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December, 1896.
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In munatliben 8eitrGgen eingen
$500 ein.
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am 16ten Sanuar gu ueranfelteuoer
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ben 6erren Murta II. 2uetbn in @m.
pfang 6u nebmen iinb.
Sierauf @ertaeung.
Srib q. SER.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-01-01

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