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The times., 1898-02-08
A GERMAN PAPERS PLANT.
1t Draws Fine Line Between
American and Its Own Hams

John A Barnes, American consul t.,
Cologne, has written the state Department
as follows:
l inclose herewith a newspaper extract
from the Stfdt AnzeigeT. OF TINS city. dated
Jannnry ftia; 8 lsss, and furnish you a
translation u the same, as follows.
he chta2 mayor publishes the fol
lowing notlC,: American nams fave been
brought into he market whicn were painted
with boTacic acld In order to preserve
them. Although they We're carefully wash
ed before beng Offered for sale the nrat
was strongly tnpre.nated with horacfc
acid, and CRYSTALS or boIaN had formed on
the bone. as was shown by the results of
the chemical examination Now, the court
OF correction has declared. on the basis or
the opinion If experts. that boracic acid
Is poison .'ahIe TO lnlure the health OF
human bein -. 1t Is. therefore, not per
mitted to k % on sala or sell meat that il
preserved with bOTacic acid, and all those
who act aga 'St TINS order VIII De proceeded
against according to the imperial law Of
May +, 1879. touching the trade in food
In Germany, pork Is cured 10y what is
known as he wet process the dry
process in use in America being unknown }
and requires the following ingredients in
the prepa ration, to wit: Thirty per cent
of boracic acid, 80 per cent or nitrate OF
potash, and 80 per cent OF common salt
In view II the comp OSitiOn OF tHiS
prepa ration, at appears that the court of
correction permits the use OF q limited
qua nifty of Doracic acid by the people Oh
tfilS country IN I ne CURING Oh titii
while il condemns and fOrbtdS the use OF
the same articIs in the meats coming fToIu
America. In other words. boTaclc aGid IN
American meats is poison. while III
German pro luctS, it is, we must inieI
paIata BILE nd heaithful. 1t seems yell-nigh
,rnnossiile To overcome the deep seated
nreiufliCe of the GEN people against
American neat
Bv way JI retalia tion, it has been sug-
cested to ne state Department that
this Gov overnInent should place an enl-
barge on German wines Two years ago
a number Of chemists called the attention
of the state Department to the fact
that Gerniln wine is adulterated. The
department engaged in correspondence
with Germany relative to aduiterated
wines and Called to receive satisfactory
reply. and finally the subject was drop
ped. The recent action of Germany re
specting American fruits and meats has
revived the wine subject, and the Gov
ernment MAJ place an embargo on it.
The times., 1898-02-08
THE BLIND AID ASSOCIATIONS.
An Important Meeting of the E1
-cu'ive Board

The executive board of the Aid Asso-
citation for the Blind met yesterday at
No. 1926 Seventeenth street to consider
matters of moment in the interest of
those for whose benefit the organiza-
tion exists.
II was decided to open a room at No.
1907 O street northwest, on February
IL. where supplies of all kinds can be
received and stored, looking to the es-
tablishment of a home in the near
future.
The corresponding secretary. Mrs,
Alice L. Hunt, will be on duty every
morning.
1t was announced that a number of
merchants had promised supplies in
various quantities. Clothing and fur
niture have also been promised.
1t was voted TO secure, if possible, the
theater of the Washington Club for an
early date in March, and have Mrs.
Charles Nj. Pepper, deliver a lecture on
A Trip Through Hawaii, for the bene
fit of the associations funds. The
Rosiui Circle will furnish the music
Those present at the meeting We're:
Mrs. Bracket, Mrs. Hunt. Mrs. Dick
ins. Mrs. Gist, Mrs. Pepper, Mrs. North
and Miss Keene.
The times., 1898-02-08
BUTLER 70 GET AFTER EwARr
He Asks the Senate for a Final
Postpone'uent of His Nomination

The Times on January so published a
bit of the record Of Hamilton c. Ewart.
who has been nominated by the Presi-
dent to be judge of the Western dis
trict of North Carolina. The item in
question contained the result Of an in
vestigation into some Of Afr. Ewart.s
transactions after his term in Congress
had expired. The investigation was con
Quoted by a joint committee, of which
Senator MandersOn was the chairman.
and their efforts disclosed the fact that
Mr.. Ewart in a thrifty way earned con-
siderable cash by selling department re-
ports ahd other books published by the
Government.
Yesterday Senator Butler of North
Carolina, who had read the item in The
Times, asked in the Senate that the
final consdera ton OF the nomination OF
Mr.. Ewart be postponed until the Sen
dtor could formulate charges he viii
make against Mr.. Ewart The Senate
consented to this postponement
The times., 1898-02-08

scarcely thirteen years of age, gave
brliliant evidence OF the career winch
began SO auspiciously in London Satur-
day night
At that time she was particularly
pretty little girl.
Her playing combined the honest
fearlessness OF child with the splen-
did assurance of a master, and at times
as she swept her bow across the strings
her slender slip of a figure, gowned IN
rose pink silk, swayed gently to the
rhythm of her music, like singing
bird poises on a bough.
She was a first-ciass yiolinist even
then" said musician in speaking of
her yesterday, and very nice little
girl in the bargain
The times., 1898-02-08
Mr.. and Mrs. McGirr Entertain


one of the happy social events Of the
season was he reception given on Sunday
night by Mr. and M. William McGirr, at
their cozy home, No. 100 Second street.
The ga atheripg was an informal one, many
being prese lit from neighboring citiet
A n Ella boraie !epast was served, the caterer
being Mr.. John Webster. Songs, recita
tionS, nd speeches were indulged in, and
among these who contributed to the fun
of the evening" were Mr.. George {. Ray
mond, of the Castle Square Opera Com
pauy; William McCabe, W. K. Thornton,
Prof. Goldiel, Mr. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Sharp,
Mr.. John Co1lon, Mr. Cha rles Lamar. Mr..
John Webster, Mr.. Ryan. Mr.. Robert Daley,
of Phila del ahia; Prof. Kelley, Mr. Reafe
Dunn, John Ford. W. W. MEGA uley, John
Ha mmond, j j Morphy. William A Hickey,
George Mclaughlin, MI. p. Smith, K. {.
Milburn, and Mr.. LesSler.
The times., 1898-02-08

the Chopin march and finale from So
hata In ID minor by Guilmaut We're play
ed with mastery technic and fine ef-
iects In registration. On this occas
Mr.. Murray was assisted by Miss Lucia
Moia, who gave two numbers very ar
tistically. daydn's with yerdure Clad
and Bucks My Redeemer and Ny Lord
MISS Mola has clear. dramatic So
prano OF unusual purity, great range and
volume.
The times., 1898-02-08
Fatal Elevator Accident

New York. Feb. Patrick Rice.
steamfitter, was killed today in a
building in course of erection on Park
row. While working in the elevator
shaft on the ninth floor Of the building,
supporting himself by holding on to a
pillar, Rice was struck on the head by
the elevator. which descended with
number of empty hods.
The times., 1898-02-08
sunday.schooi temperance Exercises

Sunday-schaol Temperance Exercises
The Trinity NJ. Z. Sunday-school Gospel
Temperance Society held their monthly
meeting on asst Sunday afternoon at the
church, corn,, of Fifth and streets south
east, there oeing large attendance of
Young people Tie program included adj
dresses 10y Col j. r. yinal and A. NJ
Garfield, esq, two prominent workers of
The Anti s lloon Lea gne, and other in
terestins exercises. Eghtsignedth the pledge
The times., 1898-02-08

Miss Leonora Jackson, the Young
American violiniSt who created such a
furore in London at her debut there
last week. is not Washington girl. as
has been reported throughout the Eng
liSh press. 1t is Il perfectly natural
supposition that genius of any and
every sort should emanate from so
brilliant center as the national capi-
tai. but in this instance the honor must
be accorded TO Chicago.
Miss Jackson was born about seven
teen years ago. and from her earliest in
fancy developed such a phenomenal
gift for music that she was but four
years old when she made her first pub
tic appearance with her violin. Her
parents We're among the many whose
fortunes had been swept away by the
great fire and for that reason We're un-
able to give her a musical education.
The story goes that George Pullman
the railroad magnate, was so impressed
with the unequal fight between genius
and poverty that he assumed charge
for a time of her musical studies and
sent her to Berlin.
1t was during President Cleveland s
second ministration-about three
years ago-that Mrs. Jackson and her
little daughter came to Washington
and during their stay here the little
child attracted the enthusiastic fancy
of Mrs. Cleveland. who gave several
musicales at the White House for the
purpose of enlisting the interest of her
friends in the young artists career.
The English papers state that Mrs
Cleveland and other ladies in official
circles here at that time paid the ex-
penses of Miss Jackson's second visit
abroad, and while the story. of course.
may be and very likely is true ii was
said here yesterday on good authority
that the late Capt. George Lemon. of
this city. contributed $1,000 toward the
cause.
During her stay here Miss Jackson
nlayed at several concerts for charita-
BILE causes, and even then, though
The times., 1898-02-08
Mrs l. Ellen Fosters Lecture

The lectures before the woman's law
class are attracting much attention. The
fifth in the curse was given on Friday
evening ast, at No. lT10 | street north
west. by Ms. J. Ellen Foster, on THE
Sources of he Constitution OF the United
States" Mrs. Foster is welknown as
pla tform sp aaker, but this is the first
time Washington audience has heard he
on a topic in line of legal research.
The times., 1898-02-08

Mrs. Smith. wife of Representative
c.. W. Smith, of Illinois, and Mrs Loud,
wife of Representative Loud, of Cali
fornia, viii be at home informally this
afternoon from 5 to at 91S Fourteenth
street. They will have with them Miss
Smith, of Texas, and Miss Watson, of
Illinois.
The times., 1898-02-08

Chief among to-day's events will be
the dinner given by the President and
Mrs Mckinley to the Supreme Court;
a dinner by the Postmaster General
and Mrs. Gary to the British Ambassa
dor: Mrs. Sartoris and Mrs. Letter will
each entertain at dinners. and the
Tuesday German will give a dance at
RauScher'S.
The times., 1898-02-08

Mrs. Kirkpatrick, wife of the Repre-
sentative from Pennsylvania, will be
among the hostesses who will not re-
ceiye to-day.
The times., 1898-02-08

Mrs. w. IL. Hinrichsen and Miss Hin
richsen will be at home to their friends
to-day at No. 1910 n street northwest.
The times., 1898-02-08

Mrs. Brenner, wife of Representative
Brenner. of Ohio, will not be at home
to-day. but will receive Wednesday
February 9. at the E,bbitt,
The times., 1898-02-08

Mrs Carlos ID. Sheldon, wife of Rep
resentative Sheldon, of Michigan will
not be at home to-day.
The times., 1898-02-08

Mrs. White and Miss White, of 1915
New Hampshire avenue, will not re-
ceive to-day.
The times., 1898-02-08

ne trouble with most
men Is not that they
10 not know how to
but that they do
tot know how to rest.
f a man knows how
o rest and how 10 take
are of his health,
here is hardly a limit
0 the amount of work
that he may accom-
plish without doing
\ h i'm self injury.
y The trouble is that
S\men not oYly over
III work, but that
M they neglect t
MA to rest at the
N oper hours
" and Il e egl e c t
The times., 1898-02-08

Mrs. Henry Sherman Boutell, wife oil
Representative Boutell. of Chicago, Will
be at home this afternoon at 1929 h
street.
The times., 1898-02-08

Mrs Campbell and Miss Campbell,
of n street, will not be at home to-day.
The times., 1898-02-08

Mrs. Charles F. JOY, wife of Repre-
sentative JOY, will be at home this af-
ternoon at the Arlington.
The times., 1898-02-08
Mr. Harvey Murray's Organ Recital.

Mr.. Harvey Murray's Organ Recital.
The second orgap recital by Mr.. Harvey
Murray, which took place at the Church
was a highly aItistic performance. The
program included numbers by King Hall,
Semens. Chopin. Guilmant and salonic.
The times., 1898-02-08
no CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxatire Bromo Quinine Tablets All
druggistsrefundthe none yiritfails to cure.
25c. The gen line has l.. B. Q. oneach tablet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-09-02
Nus HdrtSbnr0.

- 2ettc5 6riibiabr flogteu 6ie
5armer uber gu nnies @etter, aber
iett miro @lagc iiber Die aGsu lnnge
0lirre qeiiib,t. Scit 0rei @O6en
bat e5 bier nidt geregnet.
- Qa@ &ei5en0reIhen lit bier 10
siemliH heenoet abcr NiD. , @ci5en
giebt rs nudb bier icbr penig. 3u
unicren QrDBten 5ormern 5dblen IS.
SnumbDfcr unb S. 81. g8iggins Die JIG
1000 Snd @ei5en erubteten.
- Nm lebten SamStog fnnb cine
@ycurIiun nuf Der SO. &. d {. 8nGn
nad6 ct. 2nuiS ltott. IS parcn
5mei3Igc bic ale mit2tu$ fIigter1 ge=
fii0t wnren. Webrere ppn bier mnd-
ten bic 6agrt nit, 10 oud) GboS. Sim
fen, Der bis nad @urc iubr nm cine
llebe Sefnnute i'll Berger su beiudJen.
- Die @ebriioer 9nienid9er, pur
6olltein baben bas S9fpieoeeeiddIt
BON .. Meperotto gefauft II. fuer0en
am 10. Septentber onsielbe ubernebz
men uio am altel BlaBe ueiterflbz
rem.
= Die neue eunngG. Stride lit
oDIlenbet un0 bnlO miro
Die @ittueibun8 itattfin0en fDuneu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-09-02
ARMIN BEGEMANN.

Die Belt lift mieber nnbe, tup Die
Shulen erDHnet neroen unb bic @l=
tern Iid1 ent11lieben miiiien, mp tie
ibre 9Dbne ober SDdter, benen lie
cine bDbere 56ulbiloun9 ST eeben
uinIden, binididen fp6uen. aber
einerlei, welbeShule eepdblt tpiro,
ober melde 8erufsart oas &tno
Ipdter erereifen iou, 10 iouen 81
tern barouf Ieben, baB lire 9inoer
audi Die oeuti9e Spra6e erlertten.
G8 mrro bieIes 0eutlden @ftern
uidt aQein iueeen Sentimentnlitat
empfpblen, ion0ern es miro ben Stint
bern gu nler 3eit o groBem 3uben
fein. Spuen bieIel6en ipater IN
elm @ei6GIt treten, 10 wiro es ibnen
pon unermeBli6em Sortbeit lein,
lpenn lie 5peier Spra6en mdftig
lin0.
Sn Der GieIigen 9ubi6nte, Die am
nddfen Montae erDHnet meroen
pirb, lit Den 8inoern Die bette @elez
eenbeit gebOten Die oeuti6e Sprohe
Qrilnblih 3u er(ernen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-09-02

Der 0lntpfer YeerlcS3 ncbf Barge
trat geitcrn Die cutie leiHer tu11igDin
renelndBig gu Observation-Disclosures
en- nn6 ct. 9ouis an utC S;unr bate
0erlelbe cine ldluere Ga9nn8 gSei5en
ull0 an0erer 5rnDt an &urO. Vic
bielige 6errD ~ Yadet So. ipir0 in
SGl0e bieIcm 8DDte eiii 3rpeit'S fir
Den transport auT Dem Ntinouri 5ur
Seite itellen un0 0n oicic GOUte 10
9ebnut lin0, OnB lie lel5i 65i niche
rent MaNclltanbc Den 6(uG III befnbr-
en- i'm Stanoe lin0-ciu llnilianO Der
ben ~0rOBcren SuOten itct5 Diu0crfi6
I'M @c9e %itnnb-iu ltcbt ~ criunrten
onB Der 5lubuerteBr III Der 3ufunTt
elm re9elmaBl9er iein lujt0 utlo uur
Damn cine uuterbre0 ING erteioen
miro, menn Der Gi89an9 Die Sdiifz
fabrt auI fur5e3eit labm lieQt.
Ser rBeertes8" miro jr0en Sans=
tag 9ta6mittn9 unit / llDr BON ct.
2uuiS obfagreu un0 al ben fUlgenoen
Sta0ten anle8en: ct. GbarleS,
Quguita, &aIbin9tur, Neu 9apen,
0erntann, Eortlan0, GgdnuUi3 un0
MDfaue.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-09-02

6arr 2ouis 6Ufmann, BON ScOa-
fla, fam febten Sreitna bier bltrdJ aui
%Ieinern 8ege nad Der EecOnO Greet
UNI ieinen @ftern 0aIetbt cilen Be
IudJ nb5uitatten. 0err 0Ofimaun
mar friiber Stnnt8anmalt iiir unier
County un0 nur0e Uur iOertigen &O-
diem ODn ben Gepublifnnern pm
Eettis County ais Gatoi0at flr 6as
9ntt bes &reiSridJters aufseiteIlt.
Yettis County lit 5>pnr cine bentO-
fratilhe 9uhbur9, bod iin0 Die &us-
li6ten auI Grtuabfutg un5ere5 6reun
0es 0oifmonn trDb0em uno stuar in
fpl8e ieiuer grDBcn &upularitdt bic
beiten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-09-02

SIN ct. Souls ltIr5te in Der 0tUn-
tag Nadt Der II Sabre ate Nta'
idJienen iudrter 9cnrp 8rinfmeper
aus einem 6enIter 0e8 3. StOfmerfs
ieines 8pItbauie8 uuo iiarb balo bat
arf an Den &erlebun9en.
SIN ct. 9Oui8 ipuroe 5rnu Gmis
tie Se Soto mabreuo elmer Nta6t Der
letten ISOLDE pm ibrem @atten irr,
tbumlidJer g8eiie fir einen @inbre6@
er gebatten, ais Iie iih nad einem
anberen 3immer Der @obnuns be-
geben n0ute. Der SotO f~eierte in
Der G6lnftrunfenbeit einen S6uB ab
uuo traf ieine 5rau 10 un9ludlid
oaB iie na6 eini8eu &ogen ftarb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-09-02

Ratarrb fam uibt furirt meroen
burd locale Ipplicntiuneu, ba fe ben
SIP Der &rnnfbeit nidt erreid]en f0nz
men. &atarrb lit cine 8lit> Uoer
Contributions &rantbeit uno UNI tie I'll
beilen, miiBt Sbr innerlide Seilmit.
tel nebmeu. Sau's Satarrb Sur
iuirb eingenuntmen uno mirft brett
auf bns Slut uno bic Idfeimiae
Oberfldde.. pals &atarrbzaur iii
feline Suadistber=Weoi5in Sic
tpurbe felt Snbren BON einem Der
beiten aerSte bieies 2anoes peroronet
uno lit elm reeelmdBi9es 8ecept. Sic
beItebt aus ben beiten betannten So
MICA, oerbunoen nit ben befen 8lut=
reinieuneSmitteln, Die brett auf Die
S6feimoberfdhe mirten. Sie boil
fOmmene 8erbinoun3 Der stuei BE-
Itanotbeife it es, mas iolf' number
oune 8eIultate Bel Der 0eiluna BON
8atarrb be%rnorbrinet. 2nBt sud-
I3euenifIe umiDnt i9iden.
s. S. 8 B eneD& Co., gieentb.,
SpleoD, 8.
gertauft BON alien aputbetern, grcis
75e.
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2(us Scr County Court.

- &or &ertngung am lebten
SamStag erleoi9te Die @uuntD Court
mod fot9en0e @eidJdite:
Der 0eridt be8 StraBen,G0me
mlili1rs betreffs Der neuen 9fuao UNI
me(dJe Sermnnn 2nbnleger u. u. ein<
fanten, murbe augeupnrmen uno bic
@rDHnnn9 ber StOaO innerbalb 80
Sueen oilgepr6net. SOS. .. 8nrba+
rid erbielt 50 ais GntIdaOiauna be-
miQiot.
- 6ulgeube Ned)nuuGen tuurOcn
6etpiQiot: Benton 8erlep, Sarg lin
3bus. U. 5piuler, So; IS. o. 3teao,
Sermeiiungen Der 9nbneper II. Spu
oerS Ruoo $19.62; i. &nDlue, 9itlfe
bel &ermeHunQeu $7.50,0. 2abnteDer
fir oieIelbe 4rbeit Sc; GbriIt. edit
ncnteper, @egaufieDer S2;@br. G6er=
lin, @naren. S4.7O; 8. &linge,
28nnreu, $3.50; GILBERT Git, Wtauer,
arbeit an einem Guluert, $1,000;
SIR. Gberlin. Scrnper fir 9iitr. I.
So; 6. G~ngelbredt; llntecitiibung fir
Sas. Sone3 So; %. 8. &touie, Sarg
fir &rcb Carroll, So; Subn Sartid},
llnteritiibung, IS; Oh. S. 9alfncr,
2eidenIdlau iiber o.. s. WtOore,
s23.88; dug. 8ublt, &epnroturen,
$3.50; @ep. araettly, Yurtu, So;
GboS. 6tlg9er, G1nbmei1ter S162. 80;
rs. 8. 9edmann, 8Oiters, 500;
8alter Bros, 8auren, SO 5. 8,
Qonbmebr, &(eioer fir 5. Stritet,
$50; s. 9iloeuitDbGer, gSe8uufieber
$50; Subu Sngrum, Sauitor 6. 0ft)
$40; s ). 8arborid, 9beriff. $40;
". 6. 2cisner, transport fir Die
S~praobline 6olnilie, $40; s. M,
Motthetps. 9oee9etOer. s32.8O; S.
SoGlcrtien, $1,000; 9tug. So6
$500; S, 5. 8arbnrif, Sberiff,
$12.
- Die gr6ffuung Der &oa0 nm
tueld]e Suuoers H.. q. cinfnmen nun.
De anaeUronet.
- SIT pur6en bemi(ligt nm Die
6oao BEL 0rate nit @rauel gu be-
Iabren uno s.. SteIfcu ernnlnt I'M
Die 2trbeit gu b~cauIIidJti0en.
- Sn Sa6en Der 8pn0ueranoer=
ung, IS. s. Mottbcpa IL. Nnbere, Ye'
tenteu, murbe Der Seridt an9enDm=
men uno beIbtoHcn Die ottc &ono gu
idl(iebeu.
Dos Roaooeiub upu 1T. 9rnf=
seq murbe bis gum nd9iten Scrntiu
ueri6uben.
- SO. g8al5, Sermann, erDielt
cine @%irtbsliSeuS bemiuigt.
Ter G(erf tuur0e tenuftrnot
cine G~orlnbune 10 bis 1G sou. Nb.
5u0SrDbren su beiteuen.
- Der Gertauf inter Dem QppO-
tgetuerfa1ren Der Sa8. S. Sarbarid
6arm gu @uriten 0es SdulIOn0s
rpu,oe an9eDr0net uno 5iuar iOQ Der
lelbe i'm 9e5ember Sermin 0esarei8z
9eridts itattfinoen.
- SEQ Onden, 8irtb in Worri=
ion, erbieft ieine @irtbsli5ens nuf 6
MDnate erteuert.
&oao 0iltritt gtp. 10 erbielt
$50 be,piiligt fir Ser6efierune Der
neuen County 8unO bel Stomp
Din.
- Su Saden bes @eiufs UNI
N%bltinntung iiber Die StDd(am=5rnge
tpuroe Die Setition entgeaeusenont>
men unb beibfDiien Die 5rn9e bel Der
nd9iten8abf sur Abitimnuus 81 un-
terbreiteu.
- Ter @untrnft fir 9~erlteuuns
Der Sceppe gum Gpurtbaus uuroe
!Oenrn Sdud) suaeipruten.
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s. s. 6pta, Giarrer.

Sr9euo elm einfades Ntittel mud]t
ben 6uiten a%ufb6ren, es troduet ben
Ielben elm. g8ie ele59pinoIlbtiz
ae ba6en ibOn ourd Iolde Mtittel ibr
2ebeu perlpielt. 9r. @loie's SuIten
Sprup beilt Die 2uneen uub beieiti9t
Die @nt5iiuoutg uuo uur nuf bieie
Weile lam cine eriinbli6e 5eimug
erfOlgen. gu baben in @nIter
8ros. Sru9 Store.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-09-02

Die republifaniI6e Contention
sur 9(ufteUung zines Congress Gnnz
0ioaten fir 0teIen, ben .. GiItrift,
tagte geItern in st. 0Jartes, Nio.,
uno a(te 9(u5eidJen Oeuteu hnrouI bin,
DAP 9err 6obert Sb1fleforo, pon
@elsuiGe, MtUnt8OmerQ County, 0eI
NOminirtc fem Uiro.
@aStonn0e GOuntp lit fur1 Iol=
eenbe Delegation nuf bem @Unuent
uertreten: G6a8. Sueotmlnn, q. 6.
Mtaupin, Sinun 8ocper, ). M. NenS'
lep, s. s. 8erreu, @crmnnu BuId~
ntegcr uno @nt. Gtrcglmonu.
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Mutton. uutcr5cjd,uctcr luico oui Iciner
Earm an Der yiilc Berger. am 3iitt-
10 ~. Den y. Scptcmber. iplgetoco 81
gcntrum n~IleuiIjcl an Den Ytciitbicfeuoen
ucrtullicr; > g~irbcIt9pIerbc. l NcIqit, G'el=
bcu0it - Sabre oliD. / Gielul tibcr IA
Soono bodll. / im1gcr GieI, ; &ihc, , 9til-
Der iUno ! 8alb TALES Jiiuooicb ed)tc pol
Itciu 8ajicl. 20 cd}tc W}ummpih 0rouSc
Surtcpo. mchTcrc Iu6cIth 0iihuer; I Sclbit
biuoer. l W~idhmuidliuc, 1 SdIcibcncgGc. /
.0curcd)ct, 1 nieoercr ISarmlpo9eu, l Spriit9
lpd0cu. l ~9indn-Gdrt, ! Sdlliticn, l 0cdl
.iclmnid)juc, ! Gggc. mcbrcrc Yilii9e mlo an
ocrc SormgeTdt5idloiicu.
Y%coingut9cn; 81 bodr. grpBcre Yctr0gc
l. Nioua.c Grcou qegcn ginic nit autcr
Sidlcrbcit.
- cto 7.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-09-02

&beumatismu5 i'm Rifen, in ben
S6ultern, 9iften, Ientefn, glbpgen
ooer Sanoselenfen entitebt burdJ gu
uiel Saure inn 8lut. Spoo's Sarsaz
pnriIa beilt 8beumatiSmu3.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-09-02
Die Gel hworenen

fir ben an1 nabiten Wunta9 beeius
nenben September=Sermin bes &reisz
eeridJtes lino fof9en6e uulecer Sirs
gee:
@ranb Surb:
8putmare :-Nue. 9uete u.
Qp. Gtrunf.
S0euff:-Safob Soei9 ir. unO
q. 6. Wnupin.
8 b o s:--Sames u. 8euner.
n:-0enrD Sod.
81 idl o:-0m. @r|anneutauu.
st D a t f:-Nfbert &pbpn uno 9lueuit
gSoblt.
8ru1b@reet:- sSuuinotpn
.Sbiro t:-2Sm. Steinbed Il.
ISM. Streblmann.
Betit Surp:
9 oultpare p.:-Gba8. Salt, 6.
9an0pebr, 98m. 51ulte un0 9p,
3. Stpenner.
5fuetif il, Sp.
6eiemann IT,, Spbn Satob uno
Iug. @itte.
'8urbDis;-G 9. @atuer unO 8.
Barter.
n:-6oroep @. 0plt unb
Subn &po0ruff.
81 / Of [ q 0:-@eo. OD6esfp uni
5rnnt &uidJel.
u o a t:-Nfbert @ber(in, @briit.
9%uemann, SOlepb BGeite unb gSnn.
Strefer.
8ru + f:-SObu 2oe6 uub
Same5 3ioenbauer.
Ibirb f:-2pii8 @ieoingDn.
gen, Srit RitterbuId, MuDul
Suhne un0 0ermann &uttiuib.
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HirchiihcS.

Die eunngt. 8etbanien=0emeinO
81 Big Berger, geberft nit oes 0errn
0ilfe am Z. uno 8. September igr5O
jdbriges @emeinoe Subildum unb
MihiUn5ieit su f%eierr, poSu freunb>
lidit einla0et,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-09-02

Die County Court miro mn ndh:
fen .9icuStoa ntS Stcuernlts9leldJ=
SebDrOe III Situu9 tretcn uni Die
@in9nben Der Snuileute (merChants
statements) gu priifen uuo gu be
aleidlen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-09-02
Die renuhfif

- Die republifanii6e Convention
beS 3. Miipurier GpngreBoiItrifts
bat Sarnes @o. @uUbrid), aus Ga
merun, MISUNDERSTANDING mont
inirt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-09-02

ltnIer junger 5reuro 0enrp 8num=
q"aertner upn ct. 2ouis traf geItern
bier eir un6 miro meGrere Gage
bier BEL @ltern II. Befannten SIT BE
iucf uerneilen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-09-02

SRI. 8pIa 5leii6 uDn ct. Souls
erfreute oeItern ibre Gltern bur6
ibren Seiu6.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-09-02

0err Gbri1tinn 9nnuier, Sobn oes
6errn 6nns 9anuier, bon 3btro
Greet, reiIte lesten Wtittpo9 nab
Oflabuma, UNI IidJ eoentueQ bort ME
6er5ulaIien.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-09-02
Qhtun9 farmer.

5o0zBfriide (peaches) tuelAe
Iicb nid)t fir ben 0tartt ei9nen, aber
3um 9eItiQiren mod gu neruenoen.
iin6, ueroen gu f%aufen geiu6t.
Stpre6iIB ine@p