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Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1898-09-02
HISTORY OF
Unique Methods Followed by the
Ancients.

Unique Methods Followed by the
Ancients.
The most ancient method Of making
ice is practiced in India. Holes are
made in the ground. dry straw is put ut
the bottom of these, and on it, Mt the
close of the day, are placed pans of
water, which are left until the next
morning. when the ice that is found
within the pans is collected. This in.
dustry is carried on only in districts
where the ground is dry and will read
lily absorb the vapor given off from the
water in the pans. The freezing. of
course. is due to the great amount of
heat absorbed by tine vapor in passing
from its liquid to it's gaseous form.
Another process was practiced in the
days of ancient Rome, when the
wealthy are said to have had their
wines cooled by having the bottles
placed in water into which saltpetre
was thrown. the bottles being the while
rotated.
DIR. Cullen. in 1856, discovered that
the evaporation of water could be
facilitated by the removal of the pres
sure of the atmosphere, and that by do.
ing this water could be frozen. Marin,
in 1717, discovered that sulpluric acid
would absorb the vapor of water IL
placed in 81 second vessel separate from
that containing the water, but connect
ed with it. This discovery he put to
use in 1910 by constructing an appar-
atus for absorbing the vapor of the
water that 1t was desired to cool or
freeze. This apparatus greatly facili-
tated the freezing operations of a
vacuum freezing machine.
jacob Perkins was the father of what
Is now known as the compression sys-
TEN, having invented the first machine
of the kind in 1884, and. as these ma
chimes, improved, are at the present
day more In use than any other, n de-
scriptiOn Of Perkins patent may be of
interest. His apparatus consisted of
an insulated vessel. in which was in
closed Il second vessel containing ether:
Il vapor pump. a worm and wormtub, q
tube between the second vessel and the
pump. another between the pump and
the worm, n third between the worm
and the bottom of the ether vessel, and
the necessary valves.
AS afterwards constructed, the an.
paratus was made up Of IL ] lcketcd p n.
within which was the water to be COOL
ed: IN insulated box, in which was
placed the pan; a pump to extract the
vapor from the jacket; a worm in
which the vapor was condensed after
it left the pump; a worm-tub containing
cold water to cool the worm, and by
means Of the latter the vapor within 1t;
and pipes connecting the top of the pan
jacket to the pump. the pump with the
upper end Of the worm, and the lower
end of the worm with the under side
Of the pan Jacket. The refrigerating
agent used with this apparatus was
one derived from the destructive dis
tillation Of caoutchouc. James .Harri
son improved upon Jacob Perkins ap
paratus in 1856. and it has been fur
Their improved by many others since
Casters Monthly.
It is said that one pound Of butter
, gives a working force equal to that O
five pounds Of beef, nine pounds Of 20
a
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1898-09-02
Toax:ci yMe,.. witch Egs..

cheese. Soak one-tlird of a cupful Of
stale bread cr,lMls i'll a little milk for
twenty minutes; drain off what is not
taken up Ivy the bread. Beat the latter
until sl..ooth. then add three weil-beat-
Ell eggs. two tablespoonfuls of melted
butter. ,raspoonful of made mus
tard. salt AM. pepper to taste and the
grated cheese. Spread on slices Of dry
toast. and brown quickly in a very. hot
nYnn. -
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1898-09-02
STANDARDIZATION, for McKi

Congratulate s for Mckinley.
: Congratulations axe in order and the
people will bestow a fair share upon
the commanderin-chief Of the army
and navy Of the United States, William
NcKinlsy.-6t Louis Globe-Democrat.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1898-09-02
,,ick l~.renkfa.t.

The farmers wife may announce
breakfast i'll fifteen minutes after
reaching the kitchen in the morning,
where the ira is burning brightly and
the teakeitle boiling. by serving the fol-
lowing menu: White bread. butter.
coffee. cream: one principal dish (as
eggs. ham and gravy. pancakes and
mclasses. or rolled oatsl. fruit and
cakes. Arrange table the evening be-
fore. and prepare only principal dish
aid coffee in the morning.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1898-09-02
Indian Pudding.

For dinner. Il most delicious pudding
may be made from cornmeal. One
quart milk, boiled in IL farina kettle.
When boiling, add four tablespoonfuls
of fine cornmeal mixed with four table,
%spOontuls OF wheat -four. Stir thor
Oughly. When done, set off the stove
and let cool. then add the yolks of four
well-beaten eggs. II tablespoon Of but
ter and II tc%aspoonful of salt. Make .
ding u delicate brown. spread over It
the mcringuc. placing the whole in the
oven IL moment to brown.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1898-09-02
German Cucumber Sandwich.

German Cucumber Sandwich.
Peel the large cucumhcrs. cut in quar-.
ters l%engthwise and cat off the inside.
Slice Very thin and let them stand in
cold saltcl1 water until they are soft.
Drain and press between towels to re-
move all the water. Butter thin rounds
of brown bread. cover with a layer Of
the cucumber. season with a thick
French dressing and cover with an
other huttercd round of bread.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1898-09-02
Muzzled and Mute.
wisdom Illustrated,

Wisdom Illustrated.
This magnificent trade balance in
favor OF the United States illustrates
the prosperous condition Of the coun-
try's agricultural interests and the
wisdom Of a reasonable protective tar
ID Aw.-WoOl Record.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1898-09-02
Zwicback.

Knead well together until quite sti6
half a pound of sugar. five eggs and
one pound Of flour; roll tia dough out.
fiat about three fingers wide. brushing
the mixture lei with the white of an
egg, place i'll IL moderate oven and bake
for half an hour, then take it out and
with 81 sharp knife cut into thin pieces
while hot. dust it lightly with sugar,
and place it again in the oven until both
sides are Il l%ight-brown color. This is
very digestible for children ard dys-
peptics, and is almost universal food
among the Germans.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1898-09-02
wa,hinr white Trble Damase.

Washing White Trble Damask.
All table linen should be soaked II
soft water for twelve hours previous to
washing. Wiring out, place in boiler,
cover we'll with soft water. not too
many pieces at once. Dissolve a cake
Of any good soap, add one-third to boil.
er with teaspoonful OF borax. Boil
twenty minutes and the washing 10
done. Many a fine texturcd linen has
been ruined by the washer or board,
or by an inexperienced domestic by
hard rubbing, which adds one-half Ia
the wear. To iron. rinse through twe
waters, and one-half teaspoonful OF tur-
pentine. to u very light starch water.
rinse, shake out fringe. IL any, spread
on ironing table to dry fifteen minutes;
iron while damp. They will retain their
beauty for years.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1898-09-02

Even If the rate of production were
not going ahead by leaps and bounds
with the limits of the African, Ameri-
and Australian deposits not yet in
sight, 1t would appear, from this show.
ing, that 1t is already large enough to
knock into smithereens the fears OF
the bimetallists. They based their pre-
dictions Of the catastrophe they imagii
ined was to come from falling prices
on q contraction of the standard" due.
to a falling off in gold production and
the closing of the principal minis to
silver. The keystone of the argument
was shaped from the statistics Of gold
production previous to 1890, when the
old gold fields We're largely exhausted
and new processes Of extraction that
made hitherto refractory ores available
had not been discovered. To-.
plication Of these processes, and the
discovery Of new fields, yer If the va
lidity Of their arguments is granted,
has resulted, us the table shows, in
such an expansion of the metal avail
able for monetary uses that no neces-
sity for opening the minis to silver exc
lists, since the same end has been at.
tanned by the simple operation Of nat
ural laws. So rapid has the expansion
been that it far surpassed the addition
al needs arising from an expanding
population and an expanding COM
merce. Even on their chosen battle
field the forces Of bimetallism are In
danger Of defeat.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1898-09-02

1t is said that one pound Of butter
gives a working force equal to that Of
five pounds Of beef, nine pounds Of po-
tatoes or twelve pounds Of milk.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1898-09-02
Fruit Syrup.

Surplus apples can be dried or cider
made from them, for which there u
also usually n profitable market; but
the use of surplus pears has been COM
paratively limited. In France they are
usually ground into a form Of cider
known to the English as perry; but It
has never had anything near the popu-
larity that cider obtained from apples
has. 1t is said by Meelnn's Monthly
that a very profitable use can be made
of the surplus pears by turning them
into syrup. About three gallons Of
cider "a be obtained from n bushel Of
pears, and out of this it is said that
syrup enough. quite equal to cane
syrup. can be obtained to make the
operation profitable.-California Fruit
Grower. -.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1898-09-02
Di6erent in Cauada.

Al a result Of the new tariff arrange
ment between England and Canada,
several Shefleld firms have opened
branches in the Dominlon.w whore many
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9Fasc.

ilebsr bic Stabt Sfimo in S9uns
!una. BEN SdduploB Der Teudlert<
i6er Grmorbung bes beutfhen Oiaz
:rofen S6uI5e bpm PanSerTGiff
Safer" burC1 9insitf4s Ganatiter
ober MarDbeure, entRebmen mir benz
,Sftof. Glopb" foleenbe S4ilOerung:
Die Stabt 2fimo, beute Elm tIeines
Inbsoeutenbe8 QanbftGbt6en nit elmer
Qderbau treibenben 8ep0lterung bon
.trpd 5000 Ginno6nern, bat friiber
5eiTere Sage gefe6en. 3ie Stdbtz
mduer 1T ue0er Defenders crop, nod
ainihliebt iie einen DEFENDERS groben
JI09enraum, dber re 1T jeb%enfols
zines 2aqes = uub 5por bdtirt bic
Siiitbe Der Stdbt aus Der .3eit Der
Bring : Saiier. elmer 9eit. bic ettpo
3 400 Sabre 5uriidlieqt = in dner
{Sra6t uno 5eitigfsit elmer 9ineIi9en
Stdbtmuuer errihtet porben. Cont
6dtte tie ben Stiirmen oner bieier
Jdbrbunberte ni6t in III ppr3iigli9er
Weiie, ME is es getban bat, Stanb
hulten tonnen. sic 3eigt ii9 BON an.
Ben Doaia erbotten; Die ituttIt6en ma
leriihen 3%bortdufsr iteben nod auf>
re6t, unb nur bisg0f9una nab innen,
bic e~benfdIls ais itdttli9tr .3ieqel6au
erridltst geDefen lit. fdngt on, bier
unb bort 5ufdmnen5ufansn. Gin
Spd3ier9dng BON elmer bdIben Stunbe
fu6rte uns duf BEN i'm ue6riaen aut
erbaItenen 53iegslpfldIter Der Mauert
tronun9 ruRo um bic Stabt 6erum.
lle6er Die eiRfa4tn einItodieen Mo6ne
se6Guhe rdaen Die bphsn ffattIiden
0dGer Ginger 3elnpel, @pbnunqen
Dpn Sedmten unb gfanbf6uier her
Dor. 8efonbers bemerfbar fino ;.-
qruren 9laiirten. nit dIeriei WoIaifs
f9mud augeeifatteten DIher zines
Gonfueiustempsls, u6er bic fi6 als Die
ebrtpuroi9en 3sueen beg Qlters bic
BON mG6tieen, fnorrigen Stdmmen
qetrdgenen &ronen urdlter Gebern err
beben. S6Dner ndtirli9 it Der Bid
Rinnus IN Die Qonbfndft. Mnf brei
Soften fru6tbores, ebenes ober lei6t
'aeiuenteS 4derldnb, ii6er bas sa6lrei6e
ODrfer seritreut fnb; dnf Der rierten
Settle mad Siben bin II bic ftaft@
lifS @ebiresmaHe bes QdpiAau nit
ihren sablipien 8erg5iieen unb 5ddiz
gen 6elstuppen, bic pberen Sbeile nit
S6nee bebsdt. Die GtraBen Der
Stobt entiDre6en in tbren reaelm6ki<
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Qniiht zines bcrporraeenoeu -Juriz
fen,

,YSdbIrcIorm lpor cine yiptbiucnoiafeit III
yielp g)prf," iu9t eiu beronrraecuocr ,NuriIi.
ociII 9~toliiiter ans uidJto meiier ais Sc
d)dfteriidiidltcn, neldIe an Der yteaicrlma
ODER Der YSoiitit tein dnocreS ,S~lItcrciIc hat
ten, dis lid, su bcrcidJern uno 3u pcrbcrrli
den. ltrebtcr nod onoaucrnoer Ocrridldit.
Ir5er Der 9SabIreiornt 9tcbt cS ober aud
nod otocre por5isIid)e 9%tefornen. Inter
oieicn ru9t Die Yierorm berpor, lpeId)e Idlneu
une 9rilnolid) in ciucm auber Sronitng &c
r~atbcncu torperlidlcn Spitem belpertitciIiat
luiro burdl 0oitetter's Wta9enbittcrs, oao
Der ytcigung 3u iold)en idllpcrcn 9ranthei=
ten ent9egen lpirtt. lpie lie olrrd) manqels
bnfte 2ebcnstroit, llnre9eImGBieteit Der
SdrnIe. oeo Dio9ens, Der 1eber ODER Der
ytieren poer ourd) nerpoIe unrlibe berpor=
ruien ueroem 0ieie erprobte 9~lrsenci, mel.
dle iid1 in robc;u einem baIben cS~obrburr
bert Die SunIt pes 9olfeo ermorben bot.
ireit Ie oieIelbe peroiente. ipiro pom berpor.
raSenoen Yer6tcu, ipeId1e oerieIbens Miner
tennIng soften. %empiobIeu uilo ;fpdr uid1t
fir oeren aus9e5eidIucte Gi9cuIdlaiten
bctlenoer Irt, lonoern nud1 iir bic Sienjte.
lpeld}e lie ais neoi3iuiid1eo Rei5mitieI I~eiitct.
Sic ~beiduiti9t uno trditiet bic gierpen uuo
lit Den 9epaltibdti9er. unmeoi3iniiden Rei3s
mitteIn ees 0onoeiS bel g9eitcm porSu,ies
hen.
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Jnldnoifbes.

5 Seattle. g8aib, %. Sept. 81
eben 1T Die 9tddlridt bier ciuaetrufz
fen, oaB cine Wn9enln0une 0unnmit
in Der ytdbe u0n Neu @butcum CT
plpoirt lit. 3wei Mdnner uno Elm
&nabe uuroen actDotet uno meDrere
unoere YeriOnen uerlebt.
$ Omaba, Ntebr., 20. Sept. Der
BEIRUT Der Yncific @rpreB 50. bel
Dem tilrSlid III Der Nabe D annias
Sitg Ocrilbten 3usrnube lit berednet
Wpr6en uub betauit lid, anltott auf
S20, 900, luie 5uerlt oemctbet-auI
S29.
5 9afapette, Sub, 20. Sept. &c.
itern Nbeno tur5 uadJ s llbr erpluoir-
te Der 0ampTte6el auf 9utumutiue
Hu. 233 Der @abal9- Sa6n, bic einen
Sua nit GiIenba6uarbeitern Sue.
Oscar Subuiun, Der 9urumotiuilbrcr
erlitt ihtuere S~erlebuusen, al oenen
CT nod ant Nbenb ltarb, u. nud Der
Seiser Serrp Slogan muroe t1otlid
ueriuunoet.
) MoB, ST., 20. September. Sei
6let6er,s Gap, Is 0teilen bon bier,
nuroe o~eitern Nbeno 6rau Sane
9crrp, cine an9elebene meiBe Srau,
Sunt Opfer zines iddnolidJen Serbres
9eus. Die Neeer @eura &uiip, @.
Carrier uno Gus. 9ooo iino Der Sbat
uerod6tig. Die 6rau tam lid] pun
ben erlittenen Serlebuneen nidt mic
Der erbolen.
Selins @rDue, Senn., 80. Sept.
8dbreno SenrD 8. SampIel BON
GenteruifIe. Snpoer County, oamit
bei6dftiet mar, oas @etriebe elmer
a~reisiase in Oronuns gu brineen,
fpdbreno oieielbe in 8emeguna fuas,
fpuroe er Dol Der Sdee erfaBt nnb
mitten ourdseiast. Samplel iuar
elmer Der beilibenben 8ibter oeS
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gen. re6tpintlieen &e6teden bsrStd6ts
mauer. uno Die 9ouptftrabe, bic bic
Stabt bonn Siihen nad Rorben hurds
f9neibet. tDnnte nit 5ug unb ReGt
stne OentmuIftrabe 9%enannt meroen.
sic lit bu6Itdbli6 bsbedt nit elmer
Reibe BON mpnumentalen Sborbpeen,
Die . Wtenihen. bic bier nor pielen
fuabert Sabren esIeht bdben, az gbs
rem i6rer i'm S~tdatsbienIts bsrii5mt ges
iDprbe1sn Mitbiiraer, pienei6t and su
@hren heionberS treuer Witttpsn nit
faiierli9er 9enehmieun9 erri6tst
iuorben finb. Die pielfa6 db9eFtobes
nen 8ilbirerte einsclner 96een seieen
nod beute mertli9 Id)0ne 5ormen unb
piroen in einem u~nierer NItertbums-
MuTeen iebenfdls re9t 9e~tpiirbiote
S9duftiide abgsben. Sn 9fmo refi.
Dirt Der 6inefif6e Wfogiftrat, Der eins
5tge sigentline 8somte in benz eerino
auf 500 englif6e @ebiertmeilen ee<
f6dBten 9eStrt. Gr bot cine eerinqe
Nn3abl bon ibm dbbGneiaen unterbes
umten inter Tid), barunter, auF einieen
&iiltenplGben. sinige 3~pGIbeamte. Or
6ei6rdntt ii6 ncbI in Der Sduptiads
duf Die ue6eripadurQ bes reqelm1bis
gen gineanes Der Gteuern unb .36ue.
nno auf Die He9tfpre6unQ, Die nur
ausnabmsneife or1bere MnIprii6e an
feline 9bdiigteit ten n tiirft'. Sm lie.
brlgen iutro IN China Denie regiert.
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Oos lDetter I'M Sftober.

lleber baS mutbmnbli6e @etter
i'm Munot Ottuber duBert iid6 Der
mifiuurier @etterprppbet Srl 81.
0i6s pie fOl8t:
Snt 0tonate Oftober treffeu cine
9(n5nbl llnlftdn0e 5uiammen, melde
StDrungen in u~nierer ItmDipbare
ocrurlod)en mU9cn. 0a5 Centrum
Der Senusperipbe fdIlt auf ben 26.
oa8 Der M?ercurperiD0e auf ben IL;
audi Die 8ulcnnperiU0e :uiro iid) gel
tend MAIDEN.
3u 8eginn be3 MDnnt5 Wir9 es
iu1rnier unD Elm uOruber9ebenSes
i5aucn oeS 8nrDmeterS gu bemerfen
leilt; in Oielen Sbeilen 0es 2anbeS
mer0en Stiirme nuitreten. @dbrenb
Der 8ultanperiooe, pom 5. bis g.,
miro Der MDnG im lebten 8icrtel
lein. @dbren0 0ieIer Ye>iDoe iper>
ben anbalteno 1u0li6e &inbe Die
9emperatur DDc9balten, eS peroen
@enitter nit Seaen un0 8inO los
breden, bod miro ba3 Barometer
nabDer ltei9en unO fublere, nDroli6e
8iube ueroeu oOrberrIGen. Die
Eenftion5tDrun8en, melde OUm IL.
bis 10. eintreten lD(lten, miBten Ell
aentli6 tublere6 8etter brineeu,
aber on am IS. Neu:npno 1T, iperoen
Die Sturnte uubalten uu0 lei9t &c.
fahrlicb meroeu. 8om II. bis 20.
befin0en mir uns inmitten elmer all
9emeinen uno acknowledgement
SturmperiD0e. Die &riii3 oerlelbel1
rp,rO un ben 10. Gerumt eintreten.
Cine tpnrnte @eue, BON elmer fir
bieie Sabres5eit ungetu6bnliden
Starte, miro iiber oas game 2ano
Qeben; oas Barometer miro grDBe
S6Dnnfungen 8eieen uno an oielen
Yuntten nuF DEM Meere ull0 gu 9ans
De bis 5um 0efaBrpuntt fallen; @e=
mitter, Sornn0O8 uno Cyclone mer~
Den auftrcten. Seuor Die YeriD0e
gu @nbe aebt, miro 0aS SarOnleter
I'M ytUrbDeiten iteieen uno balo aud
i'm iibrigen 2nnoe. Pin pie4en Srien
mirb Die Semperntur bis sum @e-
Irierpuutt berabseben. Der &eoen
miro lid] ld.t9s Der atlantii6en Suite,
Der Gturoleite oeS Continents un0
uber ben erpBen Seen in 6a9cl uub
Sdnee uerunuoeln. Cine latte
@eQe tuir0 iu Rorben Die SDrboten
bes @inter8 brinqen unb Die auae=
meinen St6runeen nbidlieBen.
Stiirme iiub ferner stpiiden benz
%. uno 25., benz % uno 81. gu ers
narten. 8eionoers auffaIIeno luer=
ben i'm MDnat Ottober Die utelen
@eipitter unb bic ertremen Sise= uno
&olteernoe Iein.
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slduoii Dies.

Z Der iriberc 9ireftur Der 2an>
oesbaut in WieSbaoen Namen8 Subj:
maun begging aus NOD ni6t bsfam>
ten @run6en Selb1tmDro.
Nus @einbeim in 8aoen tonln,t
Die Na6ri9t, bnB bort Der Nnardilt
9uc3eni, Der MDroer Der 8ailerin
Gliiabetb, turse 3eit int Sabre
1896 III ben Steinbriiden %9earbeitet
babe.
4 Berlin, 80. Sept. Sn GresOen
lit Der 6ularen=&ittnteiiter q. 3.
Sein,ib b. S9lueroiner tue0en 5a6l-
reiber Sittlidteitss Serbreden uerz
9aftet, aber CUR lluteriu6ung ieiues
@eiites5ultau0es nadb Der Srrenan=
ltalt Spnnenitein perbradt nDroen.
z IuS O~loenbure. 9err Oetpnp=
mierat1 8rintama in gSeooelunroeu
lit furSli6 nocb lan9ererarantbeit i'm
2(lter BON 67Sabren peritorben. Sein
Name bate intO loenbur9iiden einen
guten Slaug. Gr oaGt belOnoer8 auf
benz @ebiete Der Yferresud)t ais cine
Autpritdt.
Berlin, 80. Sept. 3as Nrbei.
ter %2ebmann' Ide @bepnar in 8Ooz
otnieu bel NeubalOen5leben bat iein
Z @Uden altes 8ino erfidt, 5erbadt
nno ben S6Deinen pDrgetpurfen,
melbe AGles auffraBen. 3lpei dttere
@ei6milter inbeu uno plauoerten bic
Sbauertbat aus.
4 Berlin, 30. Sept. Sem Iruberen
Minilter bes Snneru, @rnfen Sotbo
gu @~ulenbure, itablen @inbreder
wabreno besShlafea 8ertbladen I'M
Setraee BON %, OOC Mtnrt. Die fred-
Ell 9iebe plinberten logan ben Nad)..
tild in Der unmittelbaren 9fdbc bes
Settes, pbne baB Der nlte @rni en-
madte.
I GlUppenbure, Is. Sept. Sas
6aus bes S%nufnlannns @emer bier
lelbit lit 9eitern etnJtnub oerSlammen
gefuuroen. Nu6 oas ean5eMobitiar
lumie 1 Stub uno etruas5utteruorratb
uerbrannte. Der aneeitreneten Sba=
tieteit oer5euermebr, bic nit Der ee.
mobnten &aihbeit CUR STEELE NOR ee=
lang eS, Die benubbarten Sc
bduoe Dor S9aben gu bepabren.
@ie bas 5euer eutitanoen lit bat bis
Jest nod nid]t erntittelt tperoen f0n=
men.
@lberfelo. @ie noriidtie ntnn
nit Der N%nmenoune BON Solbaocuren
ieiu muB. lebrt Elm Sorfau, bel benz
elmer Der seadteiten Biireer unierer
Staot in tpenieen Saaen gu Spoe ee=
tummen lift. StaotperDroneter 5rieo-
rid 8uB bate ii9 in ben festen
@oheu in Samm /. SO. elmer Babe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-10-07
Hus ,niRouri.

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BON Got. NmDs @rnbnn, eritemGtert
uun gtubamap County uno Marp
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Marpuile, na6 beren 8ornamen
bic Staot benannt mur6e, lit an
9ienStne I'M Nlter o So Sabren on
elmer S9uBluunoe eeiturben, mettt
CT boz eiui9en Sa9eu suiaaiJ iit
ielbit beibrabte. Seire bo66eto8te
Wtutter lebt nod.
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jilnqIt aus benz 9aoieB County @es
idnguiB entlaiiene 2anoitreiher 8il.
liam 6nD, rpelder bort einen StraIs
ternin negen Ginbru6soiebitabls
nbaeiclIen unb ieitoem bereits mieoer
etnen neuen 8iebitabG besauaeu bot
te, eridpB 5mei WReilen 6ltlid oieier
Stoot ben 0onItabler Bil.iam Barter,
ais hteier an bent 8reu5un9&puntte
0er Wobal5 gabn icine 8erbaftune
o0rnebmen poQte.
Gin E0iie bon mebreren bunoert
Biireern ieBte iidJ bulo auf feline Ser
fen un0 ais 5tuei oerielben ben @es
Iudten in eiuen See entoedten uu6
er iidJ ibucn ui9t eraeben iuOlIte,
i1Uiien lie i'm nieoer.
8arfer luar cin tnpferer un0 tiidti'
ger Ueantter uno N Der Stnbt unb
Nu6bari6aft berrift oroBe 9lufree=
llug iber leinen trn9il9en SOB. @r
bate nit 6rnp aus elmer @ntfernunQ
bon 40 SUB 10 Shiiiie 8emehielt ebe
CT bur6 einen tDotliUen S6uB III hiC
Brult Qctrpiien su 8Doen lont.
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lit bier Elm Mann @omenS Sobr
QUmc nui ben &erbocbt bin uerboftet
mprOcn, elmer Der 9eute gu icin,
meldJe uUr eiui8en 9ngen flint Wtei.
len pm bier einen @ilenbabnSu9 be:
%raubten, Seine Serbaftuna crfolete
neil feline 6rau 9elaot bate. CT babe
ibr III jener NadJt m%it9etbeilt, OoB e.
bel Der 8eruubun9 zines 3u9es &C.
bUlIen GuGt enc Spnnnlitiprcngunt
uOrsunebnlen. Sei bent 8erbaitctel
muroe Elm Sricf uOn Seize SnmcS.
benz Subne beS BON Dob 5urb CT
Ihuiiencn bcrii6tisten &dubcrs Seiit
SaneS %9eIunoen, WeSbalb Jest aud
lein Name nit Der Sernu6un9 bei
3uges in Serbinouna eebrnd)t miro
Ter Soli5ci1ef min ben Snbnlt bic
les SriefeS nidt mittbeilen, ieoDd
lu9t er, berieIbe entbnlte Seueile
Wel6e 81 nod peiteren Serbaft
unaen iuDreu mcroen. Der junel
SumeS uno 2uue iin6 ucrtrnutl
6reunoe oes berii6tieten &aubers
Subn Senne6p, pelber ebenfnu5 in
Seroodte itcbt, al Der Seraubunl
oeS 3u9cS betbciligt selueien 81
lein.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-10-07
I'm out dussui chen.

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8ittern" lit cit eutes Nr3neis uno
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au5 0tn9en, unO Ge6er uno ytieren.
&einiet Dos Slut, beieiti9t Sinnen.
5ledeu iprpie Sddrcn uno siebt els
ne CUTE @eiidtsfarbe. Se0e 5laibe
earantirt. gu uer,aufen in 8alter
Bros. NpOtbete. 80 GeutS bic 5las
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