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The times., 1897-12-16
BUREAU OF REFORMS.
Bishop SatterIee Elected Trustee TO
Fill Vacancy


A meeting of the trustees of the National
Bureau Of Reform was held yester. iay. and
Bishop Sattcrlee was elected a truste,, and
has accepted.
The headquarters OF the bureau is in
this city, Rev. DR.. Wilbur F. Crafts be-
ing superintendent.
The platform of the bureauis composite
OF the resolutions OF the various
church conferences, the ripe reforms on
which the churches are united n theory,
the bureau being sort OF committee TO
carry out TIA" resolutions of the chur. hes.
The superintendent reported that II the
bills introduced by request Of The bureau
in Congress were making progress. The
bureau viii hold two public meetings next
Sabbath, one at p. m, in the Lutheran
Church on Thomas Circle. the other at
7;3O. in the Metropolitan Methodist Church,
to be addressed by distinguished speakers.
The times., 1897-12-16
Late Local Happenings

The explosion Of coal-oil lamp caused
small fire about o. clock last night n the
house Of Mary Shelton in the rear Of No.
1923 1Ith street, northwest. The dana ge
amounted to about $15.
The new envelope sealer was in opera
ton at the Pension Agency, Fourth and F
streets northwest, yesterday. One Of the
operators performed the feat of sealing
up 21o checks in one minute.
The times., 1897-12-16

Pitcher Boswell VIII rejoin the Colu.n-
bus team next year. This year he was
kept cut of the game by spaper or.ti-
ism directed at his curly locks. LofsIs
says Boswell uses d Iady's bonnet pin TO
keep his car on his head, and when the
pin falls out he becomes ratified.
The times., 1897-12-16

Some OF the promising young local base
ball players have recently organized under
the name of tue Raleigh Athletic Club FOR
the purpose Of forming union of various
interests In athletic exercises and assO-
ciating for the enjoyment of social gather
ings during tht dreary period when the
topic uppermoSt in their minds is reviewed
In free and full conversation about the
fireside. Mr.. Louis Voegier has been chos en
president and treasurer and Mr. j. Land ers
Butler is secretary.
CommoGious quarters have been secured,
located at the corner of Third and q
streets northwest, where pleasant hall
is devoted 70 meetings for the discussion
of plans proposed for next season. BY the
removal of q airs and tables a variety OF
games can be INDUCED in in the main halI
for practice and general amusement. A
cheerful reading room is well supplied
with books, magazines and a file OF
daily papers affords thorough information
on current events in sporting circles.
The club expects to place a winning
baseball team in the local field for Dis
tirCt honOrs and will also be represented
by formidable candidates for prizes in bi-
cycle racing a Some OF the wheelmen in
the club are riders Of reuown, and other
contests IN muscular powers VIII find in
the Raleigh Athletic Club an eager PAL
ticipant determined on carrying lff rirst
prizes
Enthusiastic weekly meetings are being
held for the transaction of such business
as is necessary for completely fitting out
the club room with the comforts ana con
vehienceS that the endless round of inside
games may require or the social features 5f
the clubs entertainments demand. linn
tied number Of members are being admitted
and reports OF progress in furthering IT.
aims or the club are most encouraging
As yet Il is strictly geutlemau's 3rgani-
zation III which the mellow tones Of
feminine voice are unknown, but in the
near future the ladies wnl be received, aud
the coming season they VIII delight the
boys by Joining in the grand stand applause
III honor of some praise due the Raleigh
Athletic Club ana the beautiful streamers
OF ysEow ana white that viii wave ii
triumph.
The times., 1897-12-16

Lizzie Claw the young woman who was
prevented by Illness from finishing he
six-day bicycle race at Cleveland last
week, is suffering from severe attack Of
brain fever at the Hawiey House in that
city. She is delirious most of the time, dad
there are serious fears for her recuv-
prv
The times., 1897-12-16
Presidential Nominations

The President yesterday sent to the
Senate d long list of nominations II
ministers, consul generals, and cons lis,
made during the recess OF Congress. The
names Of the appointees have aIready Y been
printed in The Times.
The times., 1897-12-16

S TO 5, won; Tole simmun, second; Lady
Irene. third. Time, 1.OT
Third Jace ce-Prelininary Derby; six fur-
longs. Presbyterian, 1 to ., won. Sur
mount, second; Saratoga, third Time,
1:2O 10
Fourth race One mile. Ben waGdnH
to won; Lexington Pirate, second. Glen
moyne, third Time. 1851 IL
Firth race One mile. serf, , to 1,
won. Gaston, second; FloridaS, third. Time,
l.52
The times., 1897-12-16

Do you know that you can have
The Morning, Evening and Sunday
Times the only COMPLETE news.
paper published in Washington
served to you by carrier for fifty
cents q month?
The times., 1897-12-16

ing. When OFF LiS wheel, beefsteak, chops
and fried eggs made up his menu. lie ate
ice also. OILERS Of the riders carried Jumps
OF ice with them on the track fast ened with
stuugs TO their bodies.
The times., 1897-12-16

Bernard WefeTs, of Georgetown University.
has entered the 80 and 22O-yard special
scratch races at the indoor athletic games
of the New Jersey Athletic Club. at
Madison Square Garden, on Friday and
Saturday.
The times., 1897-12-16
Positions
YnIe VIII Elhy Here

The Yale basketball team viii play
the Washington Light Infantry team dur
ing the holiday week.
The times., 1897-12-16
Oxford Reats c,mbridee

London, Dec. Is. The inter-university
football contest between oxford and Iui-
bridge took place today. The game WIS
won hy Oxford, by a score Of two 'tTi@s" to
nothing.
The times., 1897-12-16

Jimmy Parry and all others connected
with the match in which Walter Croot
came to his dea tn were in court on a
charge OF mansIaughter yesterday, and
were held on bail,
The times., 1897-12-16

York. He il charged with numbering
man named Pitcher, at Nassau, n. Y. last
September a reward OF $3.50 was offered
for his capture.
The times., 1897-12-16

Louisville has finally determined TO 9iIy
Carey OF first EaSe, release Perry " srden
TO Detroit. and give Lewee and Staff 'rh
back to Aiilw aukee
The times., 1897-12-16

Joseph Eisner & Co. are selling the Gar
uer stock OF Clothing at 81 cents and 40
cents on the dollar. 1t
The times., 1897-12-16
RALEIGH ATHLETIC CLUB
Promising Organization for Ath-
letic and Social Purposes.
KID McCOY'S OPPORTUNITY

If He Whips Creedon He VIII Be
One Rung Higher on the Pugilistio
Ladder, but He VIII Not Be Mid
dleweight ChampiOn-War on Six.
Day Bicycle Races.
The times., 1897-12-16

Joseph EIsner & CO. are selling the Gar
ner stock OF Clothing at 80 cents and 80
cents on the dollar. 1t
The times., 1897-12-16

The Garner Stock is being sold at 80
cents and 40 cents on the dollar, al Seventh
and II streets. 1t
The times., 1897-12-16

Score-W. L. l., 2; Z. A. c. Goals
fUr w. l. Burnett, field; Shrevc, Tree;
for Z. 4. C.-DUnn, field. Umpiras-
5. Bieber and p. Fl. Smith. Referee
Nj. Norris. Timekeeper-Mr. CastclI.
scorer-Mr. w. Taylor. Time Three
fIfteen-I minute innings.
The times., 1897-12-16

The Garner Stock is being sold at 30
cents and 40 cents on the dollar, at Seventh
and II streets. 1t
The times., 1897-12-16

Speaking OF the Creedun- Mccoy match,
which is Just now the Chief topic for
followers Of the ring, Ren Muford sa Us
there are two angles from which the battle
can be viewed. The midGIeweight chau-
pionship, Mulford truthfully claims, viii
be neither lost nor won when Creedon and
Mccoy come together. Bob Fitzsimmons
right to hoth the middle and heavyweight
Championship is clean cut. Dan Craedtn,
who coveted the title, fell before Fitz in
two rounds over three years ago. Victory
for CreedoD next Friday night means little
more than the lions share 5f a 81 500
purse. De feat for Mccoy will be a far
more serious blow, for 1t would remove
him from tie list of championship posi-
bilities.
The downfall Of Creedon would not be
sufficient To make Mccoy fisticaHy great.
1t would simply put him one rung higher
on the Championship ladder, But even
at best Mccoy viii find IL a long and
hard climb to the top. The Hoosier lad
who received much of his fistic educa-
ton in Cincinnati. is confident that he
win win his fight.
Mccoy VIII probably go into the ring
nearer the middle weight limit than Cree
don for catchw%ights viii govern. t.
offset weight Mccoy has youth height
and reach in his favor. McCoy now
weighs 157 pounds Creedon, it is be
lieved, would set the scales dancing at
165. That Creedon is a hard puncher
caunoU be denied. He win meet in Ne
Coy a tel youngster who can hit a bit
himself.
Those WHO figure that Creedon wiz
have easy picking are probably a trifle
optimistic. McCoy's future is at stake
and, if it is in him, he VIII be ON his
feet at the close Of hostnltes, even il
they run in the fun allotment of twenty
rounds"
The times., 1897-12-16

The Garner Stock is being sold at 80
cents and 40 cents on the dollar, at Seventh
and ii streets. 1t
The times., 1897-12-16

A letter from Tebeau states that old
George Van Haltren is pitching and play
ing in the outfieid for the Oak Citys, of the
California League.
The times., 1897-12-16

Jack Easton, who was arrested at Mar
tins Ferry, Ohio, few days ago. is a
baseball pla yer of seine note, having served
with one of the minor leagues in New
The times., 1897-12-16

A has heretofore been predicted, New
York is not likely to see another six-,lay
bicycle race. All over the country pro
tests have gone up against such con
tests, ard it Is the intention OF Assembly
man Murray to offer a bill In the New
York legislature making such events un-
lawful. Speaking of his determination
Mr.. Murray says that no prize or bull fight
could be compared with the sight wit
messed at Madison Square Garden at the
close of the recent race, and if the public
have the power to put stop to prize
fighting, they certainly should have the
right aud exercise t to protect men who
for comparatively small sum OF money,
win make brutes of themselves.
The managers of the races, to counter
act the public sentiment against six-day
racing, have issued the following state
ment
while the management believes that
much Of the hardship attendant upon a
six-days' race has been exaggerated, still,
In view of the general feeling On the
subject, they have decided to hold no
more such races. The longest race here.
after VIII be for 90 hours, and the riders
viii not be allowed to remain on the
track for more than eighteen hours day."
The times., 1897-12-16

The Frenchmen who had charge ufthe six
day racers from their country last week
at Madison Square Garden lifted their
hands in wOnderment when they learned
that the Americans fed their men dur
ing the race. Early in the race they pre-
dicted that the others would not last long
at that rate. Theyfed Revierre oatmeal on
tinuously. lie was compelled to withdraw
from the race Friday, ont Of his head and
raving. Eech and every trainer had some
special food or drink to brighten up the men
and care for the stomach. One man used
drink labeled nux vomica, patented by
"Chappy" Warburton, which wassaid topre-
vent the stomach from cramping. Dutch
Miller ate little or no solids during the ride.
He drank milk, bovine, boiled riceand barley
water, and sucked lemons. When he dis
mounted heate grapes, oatmeal and minced
beef. Teddy nale's bill OF fare was roast
chicken, dry toa st and drinks Of beef tea
and tea with an egg broken up In it. Wal
ler's wife cook ed his food for tim. Oranges
ana yich water were what he had Will rid
The times., 1897-12-16

Hans Frohner, muscular young New
York German, curled two eight-pound
dumb BELLS one in each hand, $4,000
times, in one hour and forty-five min
utes at a New York gymnasium recently.
Frohner weighs 172 pounds, and stands
feet 8 12 inches. His biceps, set.
show 4 12 inches, and forearm IL Sd
inches. Normal chest mea surement,
81 IL, with ans expansion to 40 inches
He is an amateur. and took up the sport
to get rid OF bronchial affection. The
weight Of each bell was 3-4 pounds, and
the method pursued, curling, consists of
holding the arms close to the body, the
forearm only being used, the bell never
being re iSed a bove the shoulder, each
arm being used alternately. The ag-
gregate weight lifted was 56 tons, the
bells being raised on an average OF / 4
times a second. The intermediate times wer,
as follows: 1000, I'm; 2.Oo3, 6m.; 1000
en-: 1000, 7n.; 5000, I'M; 5000. sm.:
1000, I'm; 5000, sm.; 5000, en-;
10000, 9m.; 1000, I'm; $4,000, 9m :;
1900, 7n.; $4,000, SIN. his powers
were in no way impaired at the finish, as
he shortly after engaged in a heavy dumb
bell cor test.
The times., 1897-12-16
w. a. c. WINNERS.

The National FencibIes Are Easy
Victims for the South End Lads
The National Fencibles were routed, horse
foot and all, and the signal displayed last
night IN the Southeast read: WAC, Ii;
n. F, .. The teams lined up as folio VS.:
The times., 1897-12-16

It is a question whether everything is
just now harmonious between the Crescent
City Jockey Club and outside poolroOms.
Heretofore the charge TO each room was
$40 q day, but the figure was doubled
recently. 1t is said some of the rooms
made a kick on account of the increased
figure, but whether any OF them will re-
fuse to take the entries, betting and re-
suits remains to be seen. The mana cement
could not possibly make both ends meet,
bearing in mind the increased purses they
are now compelled to give. not to speak OF
other conditions that tell against the
club, without an increase in the receipts
from some quarters. The poorooms are
relied on TO contribute a quota, but it is
a question whether all of them viii come
to time in the doubhng-up business.
The times., 1897-12-16

Johnny Van Heest fought Jack Grace,
ofNew York, to adraw a t Chica go lastnight.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-07-09

Nu8 Ginge County miro beri9tet:
yORit Der 8rlide iiber ben @a8cpnaoe
SluB, bel &DuinS' 6errD, miro iett
Grrit. 9lm 9tenstag lester @ude
lino Die fiir ben 8au eingelaufenen
NngebOte ppn Der County Court gez
Dffnet tporben, unb tpuroe Der Cont
trait an bic 800. %alIep Bridge
Company" OOn 9enOenportb, &anias,
uergcben, on ons Nngebpt bie1er Sir
ma 0n5 nie6ri9lte mar. Die Bride
miro nuf iunf e~iIernen Gfeilern ruben
un0 $50 SUB lang fem. Sic mirb
einen 6nbrrueg BON IL SUB 8reite
bQ6en, un0 niro ibre 0Dbe iiber Del
&p6ipoliermnrfc 10 SUB %betra9en.
Die in Der 9t0be Der gu erriften0er
Bride uurbeiIlieBcube Sman Greei
ioa ebenSfaus iberbrudt Wer6en.
Sir Den Snu oieler beiben Sriidel1
erbalt Die rNto. Bailey Bridge Cont
PAM" i'm @anseu 81, 96O.-3ie ee=
nanute GeieuI6ait bat %befanntlidJ
Die Stnblbrude u6er ben 0tiiiouri
bel SefTeriun @itp eebaut.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-07-09
ARMIN MANN

Nm WitttpDd 9lbeno tuuroe Elm
ettua 60 Sabre after Ntann auf benz
Ditli6 %fabrenben 8aiiaeier5uge, III
i6tuer neripunoetem 3uitanbe bierber
eebradbt unb BON ben 8abnbeamten
ieinem S6idiale nberlaiien. Sp nie1
man erfabren fam, lit Der lln9liidz
lide Dltli6 uUn @ascDna0e ne6en
benz @eleile Der Wf0. Gncific Sabn
entlang ~9elauien ais Der BUG btnter
ibm beran9ebrault fam uno Oa Der
Seruneliidte iGtperbDrig lit, fonnte
er oas @arnunes5eiGen ni6t DDren
unb I'M ~nGbiten Nugenblide hattie ibn
Die 2ptomDtipe getrpHen II. ben
8abnbamm binab gelbleuoert. Der
Sug belt an u. bradtc ben un9luGs
liden bierber. 0r. Saiiner nabm
lid oeS 9lrnlen an IL. Die llnteriu6un9
ergab 6aB berielbe einen Irn1 u. Die
Sbulterplatte sebrp6cn II. innerliz
de Serlebunoen erlitten bate, Die
mabri6einlid ieinen Sob sur 6pl9e
boben perOeu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-07-09

Qdubheit fam nif't oebeiIt mereen
ourd] lpfale NpplicatiDnen, neil Tie
Den tranfen She'll bes Sbre8 nifJt er=
rcidJen fDnnen. @s eiebt mn einen
g8eg, Die Saubbeit gu furiren, uno
Der lit our6 cuniitutiunelIe Seilmitz
tel. 5aubbeit miro ourd einen ent<
siin0eten 3ultano Der i9leimisen
NuSfleioung Der @uitafii6en &Dbre
perurIn6t. @enn oieie 8Dbre 1id
entsiiubct, babt Sbr einen rumpelnz
ben 9un pOcr unuoIltommene8 @ebUr;
un0 iuenu lie gang 9ei6loiien lit, er=
fUlgt Suu6beit, uno nenn Die @nt-
5iin0ung nid)t 9ebOben uno oiele &Dbz
re ipie0er in ibren eebDrioen SuItano
uerIebt tperoen fam, miro oas @e9Dr
fir inlnter s~eritDrt iueroen; neun Sal
te unter 5ebn limb burb @atarrb per-
urIadt, welcber nidt8 al8 Elm ents
5inoeter 3ultano Der i6leimieen
OberilGd]en lit.
g8ir mUIlen einbunoert Dollars fir
ie0en (ourdb &ntarrb ueruriadten)
sail pm 3aubbeit 9eben, ben mir
ui6t burd) @innebmen BON Qau'S
beileu fDnuen. 2aBt
Gud) umlouit @irculare tom,men.
s. s. & b e q So, Sole00, >.
Bas~Sertauft BON allen NpDtbefern
75C
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-07-09
Serr Sphn @rof. Elm Onfel bel

9err Spbn @raf, elm OnfeG Der
9eraus9eber bes r8olfsblatt" uno
ben alteren Sefpobnern unierer Staot
mObl nod gut befannt, lit eeitern uon
8epria, Su., ieinem iebigen8obnDrte
bier ~einsetrOffen uno iiberraibte iei=
ne 9lngebDrigen unb alten 8efannten
nit ieinem Seiud. !Serr @raf be-
trieb iuabrenO ben 6Oeer Sabren Die
erite 9antpffabre bierielbit uno feb
elite pUr nabe5u 25 Sabren nod Sill
noiS iiber. Sein iebiser Seiu6 lit
Der er1te ben er Ieit ieinem @ee5use
un1erer Stabt ab1tattet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-07-09

@eiterri Na6ntittae tpurben in Der
@Obnun9 be8 2puis 6. 8aer, belien
So9ter Sri. 5lpra u. Or. @rnlt 8.
9aeffner, Spbu oeS Serrn Or. Sulius
9affner bur6 Gtdbter @eniel eetraut.
Nur bic ndditen Serpanoten bes
8rnutpaares tppbnten Der Srauune
bel. 9os oliidli6e iutoe 8aar reiite
mod am ielben Gage na6 ieiuer gu
funitioeu 0etmotb in Sartsbursb,
W3o., no 0errSaffner iid bereits Dor
iges Sabr R(s Nrst nieberlieB II. iif
elmer nus9eoebnteu Yraris erfreut.
@sir 9ratuliren II. tuiiniden ben
popularen 8rautpaare BON 0er5et
un9etriibteS Slid int @beltanbe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-07-09
2lus sem Natllab9erif1t.

- Sn leinem Seitnmentc baS bic
&c @ode binterlegt lUur0e, neriugt
perr 6rieorid] Ober9, Der pCrlette
@D6e nuf leiner 5orm Bel SmisS
oerIturb, pie fplgt uber ieinen g}a6
laB: Seiner @itt!ue, Caroline Cber9
oer,nndJt CT $500, lDmje ein @rittel
Der @rnte BON 1einer 6orm ult0 Gin
Irittel 0e3 8erfnuf2preile8 alter 9Gn=
oereien nenn oicIe ~oerfauft merben;
ebenfalGs erb0lt bic g8ittrpc Die gauge
0auaeinridtuu8. Sein Spbu 6rieo>
rid1, erbQlt bic 140 9(cfer unfoNenoe
5arm in Seftipr ), Sp. IA. u. 4,
unter Der Sebinquit9 baB CT $4,000 in
eleid)en Sbcileu al bic f~Ol9euocn
SDbne u1o SOdter au8be5ablt: 2&il=
beGm Obero, 5rieo. Sberg, SObanna
8luIt, Caroline S6eible, Sophia
6luetidJ, Marp 5luetih, emma,
&iefe un0 Catherine Oberg; Sophia
5luetldl ieODdJ iou II 50 erbalten,
oa fir JIG anoertueitig geiorat lit.
Semen @nfelfinoern 6rib, Snfob,
Sophia, 0artmig, gbriltIan ella un0
@lteen Mann perntadt Der @rblaiier
lie Elm Siebentel oc8 ain08tbeilea 6ns
ieopf crit nndJ ibrem p. Sabre aus
bc3nblt iuer0en IUu. Seint Gnfel
Clara un0 S6cDOOr 6luetid erbalten
elm g8pbnbnuS neblt 0runoltitf III
ct. 2Uui8 inter Der 8e0ingung 0nB
oeren Ntutter Sophia 5luetl6 Die
NubnieBung oeSie16en ma6rero Der
0auer hires Qeben8 boben ipu. Sulius
8lult miro ais Observation-Disclosures
b%elinrmt.
-6rieorid &rudenberger Uerntabt
in Ieinem 5e1tamente leinen beiocn
Sinoern @pttlieb S, Srodenber9er
un6 Barbara Sermine Sanben je 81;
mabrenb Die @ittpe oues anoere
@igentbum erbalt unO gleid5eitig ais
Se1tamentSppultreferin beltimmt
iuirO.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-07-09
IirhIihes.

Nm Is. unb IA. os. Wfts. fnoet in
Der eoauel. ct. Eouls Stride bier
ielbit, cine Gpnferen5 Der euan9l.
Yaitoren BON @ascpnaoe County uno
eini9er 4aItoren Der augren5enoert
Counties itatt. Nuf ben ID. bis,
@benOs 8 1br, lit Elm @~Ottes0ienit
anberaumt. 9err EaItpr 9anien,
ppn 2inntuuO6, tptr6 Die GreOigt bal,
ten. Se6ermonn lit freunoli6 5ur
Sbeilnabme ein8ela0en.
%. s. Bet, @aItor.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-07-09

Die 0erren Or. @ouoro &embe
Qnr( Meufer, stephan 9erledi unt
@eO. Muen6, 2ebterer 8rdiibent Der
b~efannten set. Eleaiant @ine Co.,
puh Nl8ulta, Mu., famen lesten
Mtonta9 III 0ermann an u,n Die bic
lt9en aus9eOe6nten @einan(agen, TO-
tple Die beriibmten @einfeuer Der
Stone 6ia SSein 60. gu beiiftiaen.
Nud trafen lie bier mnnden lieben
Setannten aus gutter after Belt ais
5nil6en 9ermann uno 9nguita Elm
Misunderstanding beltano bemsu.
1olge iabrli6 Seiude 5pii9en ben
beioen StaOten auseetauIdt tuurben.
Sraubt Sbr ettuas tuie Carpets,
Sapeten, SrabtfenIter unb Sbnren,
SabpDagen, MDbel uIrp. 10 pirb es
in @urem Sntereiie lein Bel u. 6.
2eisner's MDbelbanblung pprsu=
ipreden nm @u6 ielbit gu ~uberseua=
en- DAB mir Die id6nite 4ustuabl bab=
uno 81 ben biuieiten 8reiien perz
faufen. 81. $. Saenritter,
@ei6aftsfubrer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-07-09
Din Sic pom Sturm Setrofferen.

&lcn 8armern Sic ourb DEN letten
Sturnt Shaber on ihren ObIto6rten
e~rljtten baben ur0 Die tire SeItcl=
Iitngen ouf GbitbQure Bel mir ntadlz
eli erlaube if) einen libcralen 8abat,
MarliA IS 8rp5ent auf SeIteuunqen
5unl Setra0c oDn So uno 20 8rosent
auf Selteuungeu sum Setruoe BON
SIS.
SD l~ieiere nlir Die beiten 8aume
unO fam iraen0 meld)e Sprten bic
IN Den lettenoen Sauml6ulen gesuz
gen tueroen biGie beIorQen.
@nltet Cure Seiteuune suruG bis
id Ooripre6e D0er iDidft oieielbe
briefii9 on
81. 6. &essler,
9ermann, Mp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-07-09

Die Statiitif seiet bnB Snuienb,
opn Sinoer jabrlidJ All ntsmbrnnDier
Group lterben. gSir iibertreiben mid
menn mir iagen, baB bcinnbe Ie0e.
oieier Sin0er bate oerettet !uerocl
tDnnen, Uenn Julep'8 0Unep q so,
rcbtseitig eebrnudt murben mare
gu baben bel @alfer 8rp8.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-07-09

9err 9lrnplo MiuDet2, BON @er-
muntDtun, Su., mar oieic &2udjC
mebrere Sage bier 81 Beiu6 bel lei.
men @ltern II. nnberen 3crlpau0tcn.
Serr Mide(S lit idou lett mebrereu
Sabren III 8ermnntpun unIuiiia, nos
ct Elm eriolareide6 &auTnann&8c.
Idaft betreibt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-07-09

8ernid)tet Die Ganaoa>0 iltel nuI
eurem Nntueien, ebe Die 8lltben in
5nameu ubereeQongen lin0. IS be
Itebt ein Stnat3 '@eIet. 6a5 es Ieoent
2nn0eioentbiinter, D0er bent Ntietber
0es @runbltiiGes, sur Efli6t madt,
Die Gal,aba 0iitel auf ieinem 2anoe
gu oernid]ten, tuie es audi ben @e8e<
aufiebern 5ur 2(ufgabe 9entaft uiro,
barauf 81 Ieben baB ben 2anbItraBen
entlnne feline 9iiteln 5ur 8llitbe
fpmrnen- Gin WiBadten oieies 0ez
lebe8 fam fur ben @egeaufleber 10
upbl ais ilr ben @runbbeIiber Doer
Mietber i4pere 8eloitrafen I'M Se=
folee BADEN.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-07-09

Qm rtdbiten Gonntae beranitaltet
Der bieiiee 8aiebau Club cine
9ampfbDpt= @rcuriion na6 @aibinsz
tim mo 5tuii6en unieren uuo ben
Gpielern Der Na6barita6t elm @ett=
ipiel Itnttfinben piro. 9nS 8Oot
pirb nm 8 ubr Mprgens BON Der bic
Iiaen 8berfte abfabren.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-07-09

Serr 3bomas Neiobor6t, ppn 81.
9ouis, feit % Sabren in Gtie'el 5
Srauerei tbatio, beijnOct iid 8e0en-
wdrtig bier 5u 8e5ut9 bel le!nenI
Better, 0rn. Spbn %gtei0bor0t.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-07-09

Sane Smith, bic Is Sabre alte
Sodbter 6es 5arbieen Snmes Smitb,
itarb AM lebten Samstae an Der
Nu85ebrun9 un0 uurOe ant Spuntae
auf 0em ltaotil6en 5rieobufe ~beeroiet.
S%nnerbalb 5uei Sabren lift bies oer
brittle Su0esfau in Der 5anilie
Smiths infulge 0erielbcn tiidiiben
&ranfbeit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-07-09

Qerr @ermauu Yaueib muroe Iesz
ten Sonnta9 in idruer trontem .3l,z
ltonoe, non ct. 2uuiS bierber in bic
~%S0bnnng ieiner Gltern eebra6t, tuo
er lId) %buifcnt!idj bel gutter 9fIese II.
Der friiden 2anOluft balb pieber ct
bOlel luiro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-07-09

&altpr Noam WtueIIer, BON ct.
Julepb, Nto., ucilt lett einisen 81.
gen bier ais @ait OeS 0rn. 9nitur 3.
&oeni0 uo im Snterclie Der oeut.
IdJen ge8enicitigen llnteritlbune8=
@eleuIdait.