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Evening journal., 1898-08-02
AN AusrRnAN poaBERRY.

The Vienna men Of law have recent
ly distinguished themselves in a
unique manner. A Wachau peasant
had been caught In the criminal act OF
throwing stones at rabbits. He had not
hit them and the rabbits had decamped
without so much as euspecting the at
tack. But the peasant was hauled be-
fore the high courts OF Justice. His do
fence was that tho rabbits had been
close to his gardens and that he had
only tried to frighten the greedy ro-
dents of his cabbagea. All the same,
ne was condemned 20 three days im-
prisonment The peasant appealed
against tho sentence, but in vain. II a
rabbit had been killed, aaid the au-
thorities, the peasant would certainly
have stolen Il, and stealing Il rabbit
was an unlawful action. And thus The
man from Waohuu went TO prison for
three days. and the wls0 judges N
Vienna have bounded into fame FOL
their new method OF applying tho IF
and "an" theory Westminster Ga
zette.
Evening journal., 1898-08-02
CASTLE IEWS EOTGS

oats tie up at the government
stead OF the wharfs, thus es-
he eKorbitant wharfage.
|lfant daughter Of w. c. Steves,
|eorge, died OF cholera infantum
ay. The body was shipped to
. .on, Nd, yesterday for inter-
hawkins lost his hat overheard
y and 1t was rescued by one OF
/ swimmers.
irwin Truss gave a free ride to
ds to Forts Mott and Delaware
y.
} Davis, shoemaker, moved his
I'd goods to Newport yesterday
will be the regular meeting o.
council tonight.
brow afternoon the w. c. T. U
: 4 In It's room.
md L. q. Eliason have the con
supplying coal for the prison
take about 14O tons OF coal L
Jail.
|, Watts, a son Of Eben Watts
a trolley car and cut his head
Evening journal., 1898-08-02

II it p,exed him to do, fetch them in
alive and unhlrmed He could like
wise lasso a horse from the wild herds,
mount him without anybody's help.and
STAY upen bis back no matter what
WIS done until the terrified beast had
run himself tame. BY way 0f variety.
sometimes the iasso was cast over a
big bull alligator waddllng from
swamp to swamp When II had been
drawn taut. holding tail and jaws in
leash, young Bowie mounted the scaly
back and rode there laughing and
shouting. while the aetonished saurian
went believing with rage toward his
swampy haunts.
Upon a fine Summer day James
Bowie found himself unarmed, yet at
tackled, shot and left for dead. Il was
In what was upon the surface a po-
litical quarrel. Bowie was not ambl-
tious for himself, but had an lnveter-
ate habit OF backing and defending
friends OF his own party. Most likely
some tang Of personal affront or griev-
ance gave edge and acridness to the
clash OF opinions. There are human
temperaments that mind a blow lesa
than the memory OF a cOntemptuous
laugh. Bewie had perhaps laughed
once too often, and came near TO pay
ing for Il with his life.
Three months OF wrestling with fe-
YER deliraum, weakness as of a child
and he was up, riding hard, betting
high, swearing great oaths, altogether
himself again. But with a difference
He began 10 speculate in land. with
fair success; farther, he was never un-
armed. II was before the time OF bull
dogs. swamp angels and the like hiI
pocket friends Either the horse pisto
or the hair trigger duelling pistol wa:
ill to carry about ones daily concerns
Bowie found a way out Of that Fol
his hunting he had made local black
smith forge him a sharp, keen knife
/ from what had been originally thI
blacksmith's own rasp. II had two
edged blade, nine inches long, OF I
family curved outline, and thlcl
enough at the back where II Joined thl
handle to serve for sturdy hammering
For this he caused a neat sprini
sheath TO be made. attached II 60 belt
and wore It constantly.
Evening journal., 1898-08-02
DON'T NOW +. ON A SAT- URDAY.
This Ia the Ad vice OF n Ma IA Who Has
Had s Dme Expen hve
E Sperience.

"There are pts Of mysf erious things
about letting tenement houses" said
Col. j. I. SIN all. Il am not supersti-
fious, but would no m ore let houJie
on Saturday thansI would set fire to
it. InSnll the'2o orf3o years have been
acknowledgements mo lone ever moved
into a house Of mire ON Saturday who
didn't cause me soIneitrouble.
"It used to happen again and again
till at last got on TO thejfreak of
fortune and stoprkd it. Once a man
moved into ,one of my hous es late Sat-
urday night The next day he died and
I had TO give his hmily three months
rent. Another thhet the house caught
fire while family was getting into
gear on Sunday. after moving in on
Saturday. Sometimes the family that
moves in on Saturday has scarlet
fever, sometimes the wife dies of corr
sumption or Some other wasting 6is-
ease plays hagoc,hmong his tribe.
''The other dny.-not many months
ago, auyway-a man came to. me on
Friday and wanted to- oihireja house. He
wanted It the worst ldnd, and when he
said that IaslSedhimswhen he intended
10 move.
Tomorrow said he.
s'Then you can'e have one offmy
housesS said ], and oil the folks who
were present laughed at me. The
tenant laughed, TOD, but fstuck 1t out.
wouldn't let4him move in on Satur-
doy. I should dexpect theheuceto pay
IL you did it'll snid, 'forlI have never
known it to hail.'
~WeI1, he wanted TO lcnowhf cared
, If he moved aAfew-thAngs on. Saturday,
iGhe wduldn'tgo in with his family till
Monday ! said no, I didn't care, but
as for bis sieeping'there Sunday and
Saturday nights, 4swouldn't let him.
3 $50 hepwent away promising, and ]
e vow If that fellow didn't move all his
y things 10 on Saturdaynnd slept thers
Saturday night, And Inside of w6el
the factory where he worked was
. burned to fhe ground and no l6st hl,
!" JOB andlwa out of work for months
: Ho oweBrne renSno and he's the last
b. man who VIII ever move into one OF
/ my houses on Saturday.
4 q" suppose the underlying princlpl,
!. Of 1t all is fhat ainan whofwili observ,
!, and keep holy The Sabbath win not
~ move Saturday because no knows h,
: must DO SONG work op Sunday, and Z
70 man VINO viii never give his Landlord
r any trouble b tho man who will no
10 break fhe 1oSdfs day"
Aofai-Don't move on Saturday,
!, lewiston Qdol Journal
Evening journal., 1898-08-02
JAMES BOWIE AND HIS KNIFE.

AS a hunter James Bowie did more
than credit to his blood and training.
of hand with a rifle he could bring
down a wild goose dying high over
head and put his bullet in the neck
Ave times out of seven. But markman-
ship bordering on the marvellous was a
common attribute thereabout What
gave the young sawyer distinction was
another story.
Several sorts of another story. in
fact. He could not merely shoot deer
running, but lasso them in fair chase
over the prairie, give them fall, and,
Evening journal., 1898-08-02
MAN BURNED BY VITUIOL

|'RSONS OVERCOME BY THE
AT NEWARK-OTHER
NEWS.
correspondence Evening Journal.
k, Aug. o. William Russell,
|oyee at the Nonantum Paper
|it with a painful accident on
afternoon. He was carrying
{ containing vitrol when the
broke and the vitrol few over
and legs burning him severe
vas taken to his home and a
summoned.
NTH, the B. & o. station agent
lace was suddenly taken i'll at
on Sunday morning. He was
I improved to-day.
4 the employees was overcome
heat on Saturday afternoon
work in the American Ma
lDps.
Bros. are putting a new sys-
ghts in their paper mills.
Bowen spent Sunday at Re
i Aol Thomas Kennedy Of Com
4 spent Saturday with relatives
Frazer is visiting friends in
8x.
S ( the men Of the town had a
E on Saturday afternoon. The
< e closely contested and much
3 " about one hundred people.
Evening journal., 1898-08-02
uONrE-sEEKERS EXCURSIONS.

On the first and third Tuesdays In
July. August, September and October,
1898. the Chicago, Milwaukee & St.
Paul Railway will sell round-trip ex-
cursion tickets (good d days. from
Chicago. Milwaukee and other points
on its line to a great many points in
South and North Dakota and other
Western and Southwestern States at
about one fare. Take a trip West and
see the wonderful crops and what an
amount of good and can be purchased
for a little money. Further informa-
ton as to rates, routes, prices Of farm
lands, ETC., may be obtained on appli-
cation to any coupon ticket agent or by
addressing the following named per-
sons: w. E. Powell, Genl lmmigra-
tion Agent 41O Old Colony Bldg, Chi
cago: H. F. Hunter, immigration Agt.
for South Dakota, 29i Dearborn ST.,
Chicago, or Geo. H. Heafford, General
Passenger Agent. Chicago, Illinois.
Evening journal., 1898-08-02
" AID PERNAAL NYbS

lay Whitenack returns tO-mor-
IN a months stay with Mrs.
at Kennett Square.
Hawkins, West Lewis, z. N.
and Bert Wilson are spending
on the river grabbing and fish
b. r. Holcomb is sick at her
aD New Castle.
Lewis, of Philadelphia, is Wis
IS. B. L. Wilson. of North Sec
/ |,et
lisses SpOtswood have had
| ( q very pretty flag.
; Taylor and Mrs. Taylor spent
with Mr.. and Mrs. Orion ID
fifth street.
". Allen Wise, OF North East
mt yesterday with his father
Wise.
lay Goodley is visiting at Ken
lare, Pa.
Bessie Mcguire and Miss Lucy
snery are visiting friends a
bod Case and WILDER Meredith
st evening with friends neal
avenue.
Anna Megginson spent las
with Miss Bessie White.
lizzie Wise is spending a few
h her brother at North East
Betty Robins and Ned Wertz
ielphia, spent last night as tn
Miss Nan Rodney.
irdie Adair and Clarence Jone
nington, we're in town las
Evening journal., 1898-08-02
BALL GAME.

all game between the c. A. G.
Castle, and the attendants at
|sne department at Farnhurst,
yesterday at the latter place, re-
|n the following score: c. A.
;; Farnhurst, 6. During
be George Vantine was HE by
and knocked senseless but re-
in a short time.
Evening journal., 1898-08-02
A VALUABLE HORSE.

Watts, who keeps a livery sta
lost a very valuable horse
morning from over driving.
by he sent HIS colored driver
pair Of horses attached to a
ok to take a party OF Ave to
be meeting OF the Ancient
Hibernians at Hockessin. The
extremely hot and the colored
bo is a hard driver at most
thought to be responsible. II
led that the other horse would
Mr.. Watts now has hopes ot
II. The horse that died was
be best he had.
Evening journal., 1898-08-02
THE VOLUNTEER.

boat, Volunteer, arrived
Sterday morning at the Della
eet wharf. The boat has been
y ]. w. Wagner, Of Whining
w. Marvin Truss, Of New Cas-
Z Volunteer is a two decker
licensed to carry 25O people.
D run daily trips to the two
bnnecting with the trolley for
Ston. She has a permit to stoI
'ington Park and can be char
other resorts along the river
Kadmier will have charge o.
Evening journal., 1898-08-02

An amusing feature Of the afternoon
sport was a mule race.
Will Morris, of Lewes, visited frlends
in town this week.
Miss Lillian McDougal, OF Marshall
ton. is visiting Mrs. Annie Hustler-
Captain Hassinger, of Company l.,
snent Sunday with his parents in town.
Evening journal., 1898-08-02
Freshenine Rusty press Materials

When black materials begin 10 look
gray or rusty, brightcn them by spong-
ing on the right side with equal parts
of alcohol and water, and, while damp,
iron on the wrong side. Mud will often
leave q stain, which may be removed
with naphtha after IL has been allowed
to become thoroughly dry. Black silk
warp goods will shine as they wear, and
expose the silk threads; this shine may
be partly removed by sponging with
alcohol and water, though it will likely
return; IL 1t does the silk must be re-
dyed. Colored cashmere, serge, al
batross, etc, may be cleaned by sousing
ina fluid composed of one dessertspoon-
ful Of beef gall to a pailful Of warm
water; use less gall in the rinsing
water, dry in a shady place, and iron
On the wrong side, when nearly dry,
with a moderately hot iron.-Emma NJ.
Hooper, in Ladies' Home Journal.
Evening journal., 1898-08-02

Captain Conchas. OF the Spanish
navy. was more successful in bringing
the caravels to the Worlds Fair than
he was in taking the Spanish warshlpa
on which he was serving out OF Santi-
ago. But in both instances he was
warmly received by tho Americans
Wisconsin.
Evening journal., 1898-08-02
! no Thn TAxPAYnRs or Mill
CRBmIc HUNDRED

NftITIIN IIUNUTtTII,
Tho taxable residents OF MIN Creek
hundred and all persons liable to pay tax
iu said hundred. are hereby notified that
the undersigned. tax collector for said
hundred. win sit at
Temperance House. Hookessln, July Il
ib; August 1, ~; September 8. IL.
Ashland. July IS. August 8, Soptembef
Is
ArarshaiIton. Gray's shoe store. July 20
August 8, September z.
Stanton y. O., July 10, August -, Sep
ternber 10.
Union, J. Il. Dompsey's store July Is.
and / 70 .. m.
At Red Mills, Z untn evenings.
Evening journal., 1898-08-02

Spanish officers like Weyler ami Blan-
co, who have been demanding that the
army should have chance. will not be
able to extract much consolation out Of
the surrender of Santiago.-Indianap-
oils Journal.
Evening journal., 1898-08-02

Edna Wallace Hopper, having legally
eliminated her last name. IL no longer
grass" Hopper.-Chicago Times
Herald.
Evening journal., 1898-08-02

A few weeks ago John L. Sullivan
wanted to fight Spain. Who has tied
m2-Chicago Times Herald.
The woman who admires you de-
ceives you. The one who makes others
admire you loves you.-Mme. Emil du
Girardin.
Evening journal., 1898-08-02
BOARD AND ROOMS.

NICELY furnished accond-story eysnt
room for rent with board. Apply ec1 King
street.
Evening journal., 1898-08-02

ALL TTcKnrs OF the Wilmington
Photo Company. t07it Market stroa n are
rood until used J. RUsFWO27ft.
IAD1Esi Chichoster'a English Ponny-
royal Pills Diamond Brand are the BEST.
Safe. reliable. Take no other. Beud 40.
stamps for particulars. '1toll2t Tor
ladies'" IA lettar. BY return mail. At
phiiadslnhia-
Evening journal., 1898-08-02
DIVIDEND

II ' IITTllN y.
Wilmington Del, August T. 1898.
The directors OF the Wilmington Coal
Gas Company have this day declared q
dividend OF 50 per share for the past six
months. payable on demand.
WILLIAM y. TAYLOR. Treasnrer.
Evening journal., 1898-08-02
PhIIadeIphIa and Chester Steamer
CITY Of Chester and Brandywine,

Leave Fourth street wharf daily (Sun
DAYS lncuded) at 7.30, 1850 a. M, 100
4lb and 100 p. m.
Leave Philadelphia from Pier s. North
above Arch street. at 80, l0.l5 a. m. LSo
400 and 100 y. m.
Stop al Washington Park.
Fare 10 Philadelphia. % cCrtsi excur-
sion. 40 cents
Dhia and Wilmington, and carried at the
lowest rates
Evening journal., 1898-08-02
NOTICES.

NOTICE Is hereby given that ali stas-
license and tax due and not paid on on
before the 30th day OF August. 1898, there
VIII be rs per cent added thereto, In ac-
cordance with section =, chapter 6S Ro-
viaod Code, Laws OF Delaware.
JEFFERSON B FOARD,
Clerk OF the Peace. New Castle County.
Wilmington. Del, July 30. 1898.
went to a Justice OF the Peace and
got him 10 notify the constable, Mr.
Charlie Green, that he had no right to
follow the goods after 20 days OF Charlie
Long IL he does not stop, II viii be at
his peril.
CHARLIE LONG. 200 w. 10th st.
Wilmington, Del.
and HARRY WONG, 33i9 WoodlaWn ave.
Philadelphia, Pa.
a MEETING OF the Advisory Commit
tee or the Democratic clubs will meot at
the rooms OF the Democratic League,
Fourth and King streets. ON Tuesday
evening, August 2. az 8 o'clock.
PATRICK NEARY,
Chairman OF tho Democratic County Com
mittee.
Evening journal., 1898-08-02
For SALE.

FOR sALE.-AN UP-TO-DATE ONE
HUNDRED DOLLAR BIKE. NEVER
BEEN USED. Make AN OFFER FOR
iP NJ. n. TOF~r,
Evening Journal Office
Evening journal., 1898-08-02
EXTRACT FROM THE LAWS on
mn "A w Ann

Heoiion B That on all taxes paid before
the frat day OF October there shall be an
abatement OF fiv0 per ccntum; on all
taxes paid before tho FIRST day OF Janu-
ary. there shall DO an abatement OF three
per cetnum; on all taxes paid after the
nrst day OF April Ave per contum
Thereof shall be added thereto
HARVEY r.. BALDWIN,
Collector OF Taxes Tor NH Creek Hun
drod.
Evening journal., 1898-08-02
HELP WANTED.

WANTED.--A white Protestant girl for
housework in nimily OF two. No washing
Apply 6l5 Orange street.
PAINTER WANTED.-Apply to Ma
Cummings, sand dredge, jackson anA
sharp's shpyard, on Tuesday a. m.
Evening journal., 1898-08-02
OF NEW CASTLE.
AsTLE REAL ESTATE

|LE.-No. 73 South Fifth street
he; brick house. slate roof.
lns and bath; range; hot and
Ier: gas; plastered Summer
|good cellar; best location in
liz papered; perfect condition;
i possession; easy terms. Apply
'wards, Evening Journal office,
Ln.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-03-04
SetroQen.

Son abeefeinteu Sdiuiublern i6ei.
men I'm. 5abner, 8pbt. g. 9rice UNI
9bas. 5euer8, bic in 0ic&ittrid, aui
Der Hproleite oes 5luiie8, unIerc,
Stabt ee9enitber, elm Saufmannsge-
i6aft betrieben, betrO0en pDroen 81
Iein. Spr einiger 3eit alinuncirter
Die @enannten. oaB lie oenei9t ieien
ibr @eiddft ee4en @.uuoeigentbunl
III ct. 9uuis 81 pertauiben. Oar
aufbin lOu lid Gin ct. 2puiier @runo=
eieentbumsngent 9fanlens 0amiltpn
erboten baben ben Eauib gu emit
teln.
5abner lei am IA. 5ebruar nad)
st. 2DuiS gefommen, nm bic Ineez
le9enbeit ins Seine su brinsen. Der
I9ent babe 5abner ieinen @eI6aft5=
freuh0 al5 @run6eigentblmer uorae.
iteut, Der I'M tueitliden Stabttbeil elm
@runbltiid lat @ertbe bon $1,000 be-
libe. Spater fam cine Sereinbar=
une 5u Stanoe. Snbner min nun in
@rfabrune eebradt baben, baB oas
in Sroee itebenoe @ruu6itlf gar feis
ne $1,000 wertb lei uuo bnB be6en
Steuerruertb nur auf $50 aneeeeben
lei. Guberoem babe Der v@ez
i6dftsfreunb" bes 9genten bas
@runoitiid crit nad benz Saudi err
tpprben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-03-04
500 SeIohnun0. 500.

Die 9eIer bieier 3eitune neroer
iid freuen 3u erfabren, GaB es mem
ieiten8 cine eeflr6tete &rantbeit
eiebt, meldbe bic 8iheni6aft in an
ibren Stufen 81 beileu I'M Stanoe III;
6aa's SatarrbzStur lit Die einsiee jest
Der dr5tliben 8riioerI6nft befnnntc
ppIitioe Sur. Satarrb ~erturbert als
cine @onititution8tranfbeit cine con
Ititutipneue Sebanolune. Sau's
8ntarrbz&ur tpirb innerli6 senom~
men uno uirtt brett nuf baS Glut
unb b;e ibleimieen Oberfla6en bes
Spltems, oa0urd Die @runoluae Der
8rnnfbeit seritDrenb uno bent Yatiz
enten Strait gebeno, inoent ite bic
Contribution bes &Drper6 nuf6aut uno
Der 0otur in ibrem Werte bilft. Die
@i9entblmer baben TO oiel 8ertrauz
Ell gu ibren 6%eilfrdfteu, baB iie einz
bunoert Dollars Selubnung fir ieoen
5au anbieten, ben iie 5u furiren uers
febien. 2aBt Gu9 cine elite BON
3euenihen fomn,en. Wan aoreiiire:
). S. beneD& 6 o., 5ulebu, ..
PaTSertauft BON alien NpOtbefern,
75c.
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Jus 6drtsbur9.

- 9ie @uttiu bes 6rn. @nt
SdJuernta1n bat ant /. Otdr5 ibrer
neuen 4ublaoen erDffnet uno baber
mir iebt slpei berarti9e @ei6dfte ii
inherent GtGbtd1en.
- 9m lebten SantStng fano aul
ber0f. 6. & :. @~iienbabn eine@rcur.
lion nndb ct. 9puis ltatt. @8 foitett
upn bier nus MN S1.5O fir Die &uno=
fnbrt. Spn bier betbeiligten lid &c
8eripnen an Der 5ubrt. Sbr Gore
lppnoent benubte bic @eleeenbeit I'M
Ieinen &ermanbten in Berger einer
8ciud ab5uItatten.
- @rpBmutter grnolo ltarb an
lebtcn WiittmD6 I'M Ilter Opn SO
Sabren. WtDge iie in 5rieoen ruben.
- 6rau 2ienefe BON @arren
Gprntp fnm lebten Sumstae bier
ourd nuf bent 9ampfer rEeerless"
nit 0als- uub 6armeerdtben auf Der
&eile nod 8utlanb ND lie lebten
0crbit cine 6nrm e~etauft bat.
9r. s. u. Sbipplep lGBt bieIeS
6rubjobr 5ruei gspbubduler balen.
&ed)t 10, benn @pbuun9en limb bier
ic6r rnr.
- 9ie Metbpbiitcn- @emeinoe bat
in i6rer lcbten Serianmlune be-
idlufien Oieles 5riibiabr cine neue
Stride gu bnuen u1o mir6 bnburdJ
audi unierS tdotben uerif0nert tuerz
0en.
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mir bernerfen
0aB es fir Die fontmenbe

= SaB es fir Die fommenbe Count
tpmabf iebr piele ganbibaten geben
iuiro.
- DAP oas Mmt bier fauul in Der
%fatolen Sage iein wiro am beali6ten
Gage nit Der 2aterne berumsulauz
fen UNI ben Mtanu gu finoen.
- 9aB uufere @ei9ditsfeute all
ma6tig CUR grfenntniB fomrmen, baB
man in Der GrtSterei bes rSDlts<
blatt" ebeniu bIbiae uno biuise
Grucfarteitcn liefert ais oieie BON
st. 2puis pber iunItmp be5ueen mer>
ben fDnnen.
- DAB bas BON unS an9ere9te
Yrpjeft sur @riinbuns elmer Sob-
I9uGe in Sermann INNER mebr
6reunbe gepinnt unb Die balbige
9ermirtGicbune oieies 8lanes nun Ell
ner Mebrsnb1 Der Burger 9etuuni6t
miro.
- 0aB in neuerer 3eit au6 in
0etmplo uno &pbl, faurn Is Meilen
uDn bier, 5abrifen entpOrgetpabien
linb uno munbern uus pesbalb in
Sermann nidts eeidiebt UNI cine
8ieifen=, Sreieruens ooer cine anoere
6abrif gu %9riin6en.
- 9aB Sreuuo gbns. 8edmann
imtner NOD pom &beumatisnuuS 9e%
p(n9t lit uno bDffen baB er balo piez
Der nuf benz 8amme fem tuiro.
- 9aB trOb gutter @eee uno bob
en- 8eisenpreiien tueni9e 5armer CUR
5ta6t fontnten aus benz iebr greifs
barren @run0e oaB Tie feilen 8ei5en
su Martte 5u brin9en Daben.
- Dab bic Stod Sam Srage be-
reits nieber nuIgetnu6t lit uno bel
Der naditen @abt pabri9einli6 mie=
Der cur Nbltintmung fomnen niro.
Gs 1T poer iplte oas bD6lte Stre=
ben zines ieoen San fmanEeS letl,
leinc aunben sufrieoen gu lteaen; unb
oaB Die energiide 9cug 6irnta NteD=
ers & @Idelman in Sterling, Su.,
oieles thut miro in Jul9enoem pur
teesrn @i9e(man bcmieien: rSn met
ner 1~6=idbri9en G%rfnbruug I'M ~4po;
tbefergeI6dft babe i6 ME cine Meo,
i5in geiebeu p0er uerfouft, mel6e IL
ppue 8efriebieune CAB nie @6amberz
!. laiu's Golic, @bplera uno 0iarrboe
0eilmittel. Serfauft p0n 8alfel
Sro8.
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&diten.

Die Gntbaltune rpn SpeiIen, ms
%beiunbere ppn 6leil6ipeiien, aGsSuB-
ibune idpn bel Neepptern, Snoern
unb anoeren S0ttern be8Nltertbums,
nomentlid bel ben Suben, I'M @ez
braucb. Sn Der fatboliiden Stride
liub mebrere eruBe 6aiten iiblif: bas
40tGei9e 6aiten Bpm 9ti6ermitttup6
bis Otern (Guabraeelintalfaitelt),
upr5u9siueiie Die 5aiten5eit eenannt;
cine 5olttuphe (Guatember) in ieoer
Sabres5eit, Die &~igilfaiten am @ur=
obenO erpBer 5eite, ais &bitinen5tage
Der 5reitag unb Spnnenabeno jeber
@phc; lie neroen in Der eriediIden
STRIDE itren9er 9ebnlten ais in Der
r6ntii6e1, ND es SleilhipeiIen unb
sablreide 5%aitbispenie gibt. Der
Soran gebietet bns Sniten beIpnbers
I'M Mpnat Ramaian.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-03-04

Rg>0err Gu9uit Meper bat biz
Igentnr perl6iebener @erIi6erunos.
9eIeHl9aiten ubernummen, fpelde
oas @erii6ern eegen SturmI6aben
itd gum Sanpt9ei6dfte MAIDEN unb
lam man leiu @i9entbum in ben eez
nannten 9eieai6aften gu ben fu(een=
ben biai9en Staten neriidern laIien:
Stdotii9es @isentbum: 35 Gents Der
9unoert auf Elm Sobr, auf 8 Sabre
65 Gents uub ouf 5 Sobre $1.oo.
5armeigentbum: soc per 9unbert ouf
l Sabr, auf 3 Sabre S1.0o uno auf 5
S1.50.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-03-04
faults frif6e. aufern nno g)ienermnrf jeoeu
Jrettag mno Sautstag,
ARNaEM BEGENAMM.

Die nabfoleenbe ausgeseibnete
lleberiebune 6ieiesl berrli9en &C.
bibtes aus benz @ngliibeu, ~oerbanf-
en- mir inherent begabten frlberen
Mitbiireer, 9errn Or. o. @ttmueGer
aus SeHerion 3itp:
Der Oorf<2trst.