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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-11
FUR ROBES FOR the BABY.

Fur Robes, That Were 8 and u, slightly
soiled, for $50.
Fur Robe. that sold for 81 and $3.50,
slightly soiled, 81.
Fur Robes, with the new improvements,
IS.
Great values I'm Fur Robes at $3.50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-11
IN THE TOY DEPARTMENT.

"It's good as a circus" Thus
spoke one little lad whose
mother had brought him here to
see the sights. Bring your little
ones Mrs. Reader. A world OF
amusement awaits them. We
have all kinds of Toys.
A Cow that talks. 2&.
A Goat that hollers for H.1s.
DOLL CARRIAGES-25c-, Soc., 81, SO
1915, s225, and 500.
VELOCIPEDES-N 4S up TO $3.50.
TRICYCLES-&k50 up to $50.
EMPRESS WAGONS.-ESpress Wagons
for 9Oc., SIS, and $50; worth double
amount of that which is asked for this
week.
BOATs.-Battleshlp Maine and other
patriotic boats, 25c. up.
SLEIGHS.-AIl prices. from 45c up to e.
Shoo-Flys-ejc., 75c., 81, and N.25.
Hobby Horses, sl.25 to $3.50
Chairs of every description and rrice.
BANKS.-Steel Combination Banks-25c.,
50c., and 81.
Iron Banks, and 10c.
Music Boxes. zoe.
Bath-Tubs, porcelan-25o, Soc, q, and
sl25.
Bath-Tubs tin), &c. with babies.
Wheelbarrows, % and DC.
Magic Lanterns, S.5.
Printing Presses, bought to be sold at
S. for $1.25.
Magic Box SOC.
Doll Couches, 30 and SOC.
Books, from DC. up.
Games Of every description, from 1oc.
up TO $3.50.
Warehouses. Soc, worth Toe. and 81.
Dolls-1Oc., &c, SOC, 75c.. 81, 50, and $40.
Electric Questioner and Answeref-A
very instructive toy for both young and
old. for 1915. worth s..
Tool-C hests-25c., 40c., 60c., 75c., s. and
$3.50. filed with the best obtainable tools.
Ice Wagons GOO.
Coal Wagons, 81.
Sulky, 25c.
Fire Engine, GOO.
Horse and Blackboard, 81.
Air Rifles 81.
Repeating Rifles. 1875.
Drums-21c, 25c., 40c, 50c., 75c., and 81.
Photograph Top, &c.
Bean cannon. &c. and 25c.
Small Cannon, 600
Large Cannon, S.B.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-11
SILVERWARE NOVELTIES
FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.

Sterling Silver Combs, for ladies and
gentlemen, 75c.
Powder-Box. with sterling silver top, 81
Sterling Silver Powder-BOttles, Sl.25.
sterling Silver Toothbrush Bottles,
$50
Sterling Silver Brush and Razor, 81.
Sterling Silver Manicure Sets so.
sterling Silver Manicure Sets, SC.
sterling Silver Brush and Comb for the
baby. sligo.
Ladies and Gentlemen's Sterling Silver
Brush and Comb, S3.75.
Sterling Silver Blotters, 25c.
Sterling Silver Seals. 2jc.
Sterling Silver Glove-Stretchers. 81.
SALT and Pepper-Bottles. with sterling
silver tops. y 1-2c.
Salve-Boxes, with sterling silver tops,
loc
Paper-Cutters. Files. and Glove-But-
toners, 15c.
Sterling Silver Hat-Mark, 25c.
Ladies' CompaniOn-fle, buttoner, and
cuucle knife-39c.
Sterling Silver Bracelet, for the baby,
75c.
Ladies' Silver Bracelets, 81.
Rabbits Foot. 2jc.
Fine Comb. with sterling handle, soc.
Toothbrush, sterling handle, SIC.
Sterling Silver Pen-Tray, H.S9.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-11
RUGS, DRUGGETS,
and CARPETS

would be useful Christmas pres
ents and would be appreciated.
Tomorrow we start some won
derful selling in this department.
The costs are surprisingly low.
Good grades in Smyrna Rugs, in Per-
sian patterns, all sizes, IS, Co. g. 75o., 81,
sl25, $3.50, and so on up to $40. In fact,
print would not tell you of the great
values.
Ingram Druggets, all sizes-sx2 10. 3x5.
AKA, AKA IL, 4x5, 1-2Xj-at $. &c. s.. and
$40, worth nearly double.
Hall Rugs in all lengths, s. to $40.
Ingram Carpets and Brussels Carpets at
great sacrifice. You would be surprised
to see the Carpet you can get for such
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-11
JULIUS SYCLE 6 Son,
Corner Second and Broad.

success. and fashionable. audience YES
titled their appreciation OF the sPie"uiu
production.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-11
LINENS
FOR XMAS PRESENTS.

our stock consists OF all the best things
that can be found in this city. Table
Covers, Napkins, DOylles Tray Covers.
Towels, etc, etc 10 would be impossible
for print 10 tell Of the great values wa
will offer tomorrow. Come and SEQ
what we will do for you.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-11
JULIUS SYcLE & SON,
Corner Second and Broad.

oysters. but he could not find any one
willing to place that much money at
ri
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-11
ALL KINDS OF HOLIDAY NOVELTIES.
Below we give suggestions make shopping Tomorrow Note these prices
| a lew suggestions to- make YOUR SHOP
THE GREAT SALE SUITS CLOAKS JACKETS, & CAPES. MAJ

The better prepared than before to fiji the wants
Come and look twice at the assortment and Ie1
compare around town. We shall expect back
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-11
MAN-TAELORED SUITS.

cloth buttons of the same material; the
new founce skirt; would be cheap at SIS.
At sl2-Serge Cheviot. fly front, are
tight-ftting; coat silk lined; all-wool; in
all colors; the new shape skirts; some
trimmed and some plain; would be cheap
for
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-11
LEATHER GOODS
FOR XMAS GIFTS,

Vienna, Berlin,
a n d Hamburg,
the acknowled
centre of high
art in leather
work, have sent
their choicest col
lection of novel
ties for your in
spection and buy
ing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-11
SKIRT SALE.

90 Black Figured Mohair Skir'ss a.
At Sis, Black Figured Moi'Il on %
sold for s. lined with stripeG SeinO' ~, ona
Al $3.50. Bayadere Stripe, Mohair' anu
o,ranon Effect skirts, worth s..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-11

with 'scalloped aud embroidery
edges. With every half dozen
Handkerchiefs at SOC. and over
we will give you a neat little box.
The prices range from DC. to u
apiece, and every one worth dou-
BILE their value.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-11
HOLIDAY GLOVES FOR
MEN, LADIES, AND CHILDREN.

Mems Gloves for street, dress.
and driving use, in all the most
fashionable colorings.
Black and Tan 2-Clasp Gloves, klo' WIN
eusset fingers. worth $3.50, for 81.
Misses Kid Gloves, in Tan. Brown anu
Red. 2-clasp. 75c. ., ooo
Ladies Black Jersey Gloves, worth Ssc''
Ladies Black Jersey S-Clasp' worth &c.
Black Silk Mittens, for ladies' double
Mems and Boys Scotch Wool Colored
Gloves. great value, &c. .,
Rows Wool Mittens, 25c. value; holiday
Me- Mems Black Knit Gloves, SOC. value, for
Mems Astrachan-Back Gloves, with MO
cha finish. 81 value; holiday price ioc;
Rows Mocha Gloves, with AsTach"ri
hacks. soc. value for SOC. CO..,
Mems and Boys Fur-Top KID Gloves
great value, for SOC. .,,ooro -or
Bows Buckskin Gloves at uhhearu-oA
Gentlemen's Driving Gloves with iur
hacks. 81 value for $l2
Gentlemen's Street kld IioNes' ioi Va
worth $50 pair. for 81 ,.,. .,,u toms
CbiIdren's Kid Nittens, with tur TOPS
for zoe.
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GENTLEMEN'S
PERnALE SHIRTS,

We are selling the Crown Brand Percafa
Shirts. with separate cuffs. for soc. JUST
as good as the clothing stores or other
dry-goOds houses charge 75c for.
The 81 Crown Brand Shirts, 75c.
The Raymond White Shirt, a)w j0c.
Gentlemens Canton Flannel Drawers,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-11
HANDKERCHIEF S FOR
CHRISTMAS GIFTS

We We antlcl-
pated the great
demand for these
most appropri-
ate Christmas
Gifts. Every dee
sirable style g.
from the lowests
priced to the
dainty creation
in French linen
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-11
hiATTlNGS.

Special values tomorrow at 10, 10 20
and 2lc
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1898-12-31

from her little face. Coz she said.
Then she laughed.
sBismark, will you go?"
CO. he said, Ill go to the devil!
Louis, will you go?'
60" he said. when I've forgotten
how TO work and how to laugh and how
to sing, then I'll GO
She turned Her eyes were shining
like stars, and she held her head high.
precious" she cried. Precious, will
you go!"
Her voice rang high and clear through
the studio. Precious" got up and
walked to the window, and stared across
the roofs and the smoke toward the
clouded west. There were tears IN his
ewes. After while he turned around
and came back to us.
you're right" he said simply, stretch
ing out his hand to the pale Viola
YOU'RE right, and l can't leave it. I'm
obliged to you." He stopped abruptly
Give US a song, Louis, old boy, he
finished.
EDITH L. LEWIS.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1898-12-31

@. w. BONNELL. g. P. & ia.
Lincoln, Nebr.

you works like Martha? And who OF
you sings like Louis? Oh we're not
very proper. but we're kind! We're a
shabby. out. at-the elbows lot, but We
know the beautiful"
Think, Precious You'll 60 back
home to the white sheep, and keep with
in the fold. You'll read your law, and
You'll go to the hops. and you'll tiirg
your palette into the waste basket and
your brushes to the winds. But you
can't keep back the memories. You
can't forget. You'll remember the old
studio and the aicove and the songs and
the work and the ways. You'll remem-
Der the Rue rArgeDton and the French
moon climbing UP over the house tops
and the music floating over from the
cafe and the smell Of spring iessamines
rising from the stalls"
you'll remember Martha and Louis
and Cummings and Bismark and me,
and the days we've loved together and
the DAYS we've starved together and the
work we've done. You'll remember the
outings in the woods and in the meadows
when we painted under the open sky,
and drank warm milk from the pals.
and sat with the peasants before their
neat fires and ate of their salt and bread.
You'll remember, but you'll be there
alone-and we'll be here"
precious, we've loved you we'll. Well
pay your passage home and forgive you,
INIT we can't follow. Why" she paused
a second to draw breath.
Martha will you go! "a !
Martha tossed back the yell
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1898-12-31
CALIFORNIA
GREAT
ROCK
ISLAND
ROUTE

Low rates on our personally conducted
tourist excursions.
Leave Omaha every Friday via Colo
RADIO Springs and Scenic Route.
These excursions cars are attached to
fast passenger trains and their popu-
larity is evidence that we offer the best.
Write for handsome i:inery which
gives full information and new map,
sent free. For complete information.
rates ard berth reservations, see your
local ticket agent or address f. f. Mac
Leod, A. G. p. A, Topeka, Kan.
JOHN SEBASTIAN. G.P.A.
Chicago, Ill.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1898-12-31

and summer never fingers,
So sing your rounislay Of life,
before your Life shall CEASE"
This time We were silent. Louis low
cred the mandolin to the floor and filled
his glass. just then the door opened
and in came Viola.
She looked Father tired and rather
warm. Directing an imperious gesture
toward Bsmark who had occu pied the
sofa. and now reluctantly resigned it to
her, she flung herself down with sigh.
She was naturally pale, and now her
brown hair had become loose about her
face and lips. Her lashes were droop-
ing with WEAKNESS, so that on the whole,
as she lay there she looked very young
anG pathetic.
what was that you were singing?'
she asked presently. And then, with
out opening her eyes or waiting for an
answer, she said, Sing it again"
Louis sang. Outside You could hear
the tanana vendors and the Italian
children playing and the carriers shout
ing at their donkeys. Inside we were
all quiet. All at once Viola sat up.
She clasped her hands about her knee
and leaned forward.
That's our credo, you know" she
said, her big eyes going from face to
face You've struck it well, Louis
Louis half nodded. Viola's eyes ran
on to the face OF Precious and stopped
there.
"Precious,'' she said after a while.
Her voice was low, but Precious > eyes
swung round to hers irresistibly. They
sat staring at each other in silence, very
white. Then Viola slowly spoke again.
Are you going!" she asked.
He started. The room was quiet.
Bismark reached carelessly for Marthas
hand but she jerked it away. not taking
her eyes from the pair.
Precious won't CO. she cried.
precious can'tgo"
And still he lid not answer.
Viola rose. laughing still.
well have trial. You may be the
Judge. And you'er to try the life we
live, you know. You've heard the evil
dence. against. Such things as these
=" she swept her hand toward the
empty glasses, toward Marthas careless
attitude, ''such things as this" she
flung an empty purseAupon the table,
they've all spoken. Now hear me!
For shall plead To-Day
"Five artists! Well, we're honest
ones. We make the most OF life. We
paint when the sun shines, ard sing
when the rain falls, ard if we're poor,
we're free. There's Bismark. lis coat is
shiny, and his manners aren't over nice,
-po they're rot, Bismark-but his pic
tu,e'Il 90 in all the same. And who OF
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1898-12-31

"a 0olsox's body was cremated.
-. - bats the devil!
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1898-12-31
BOHEMIA.

Martha. Louis, Bismark, Precious
and l sat together 10 the alcove OF Louis
studio, watching the crowd in the hot
and narrow street below, and passing
remarks on it over cold drinks. Louis
had a mandolin which he fingered
vaguely, bringing forth faint and must
cal murmurs.
All at once he Strengthened up and
began to sing. improvising the words to
the tune OF an old hunting song:
Ohsthe rose, red rose has blown,
Love, then pluck 1t while It lasts,
he wine, red wine is in the cup,
then drink before it passes,
The summer is but three months
old when autumn turns the grasses,
I hen sing your summer songs,
dear love, before the summers past"
We softly clapped our hands.
'PrecioSs' fell back in his chair, and
the frown that had lined his young fore
head all the afternoon relaxed, for
Louis voice was sweet. He closed his
eyes. Louis went on:
oh the rose. red rose OF life,
Love, IS blowing out its lease,
The wine; red wine Of life is poured,
then reach with eager fingers,
Our lite is short as summer, love,
and summer never fingers,
So sing your rounislay Of life,
r 4
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-05-06
2lus oem County,

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@ua, naren oOrige 8o6e in Ger
nlann. Serr 6ommel INN benz Be-
erabniiie i%einer Ntutter bei5uppbnen.
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upriger @p9e in @aScDnnoe.
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Eighteenth auf 10 Wonate feitQe'
lest. 9aS lit elm S6ritt uurudrt8.
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Die @r5iebun8 unIerer Su8en0
beItenS 9eiOr8t.
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StrDbluittiuer, bcnn Ietne @attiu mar
nacb Berger su 8eiud nerreiit.
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giiniti9 g%elUnnen un0 6esbalb muBte
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bereitungen fir Elm eroBe8 Bicnic ba8
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upn oer Gpuortb 2t9a ais 9ele9at
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BET.
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ten lebte @ube cine erp6e Nnsabl
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2ln Ole 6eutid)en farmer.

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id audi bieie8 Sabr bel meinenSreun=
Den uno &unoen puripred1en uno 8e,
iteuungen fir aue SDrten Sbtbdume
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gar gu peroDppelu.
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81. 6eordSzSbule.

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ben ~. O9ai, tuirb in Der bieiieen
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tar=unterri6tes iiub bDFi6it ein9e'
loben, Der Yriifun9 bei5uwubnen.
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bteIel6en wuBG pieber oernidtet bas

bieIelben mpbl mieber perni6tet bas
ben.
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-05-06

Ndhlteu Sunntng miro auI benz
9ampfer r8eerle8S" cine @rcuriiun
nndJ Spobrers Gambling, AM @aScOz
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trn9en.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-05-06

0aS neue @ebauoe, oas SdSncr
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bauen lieBeu lit nuuenoet uuo
tuiro bic ~eenaunte 6irnta ibr Sdub>
9epartemeut in bnS ueuc @cbdu0e
uerlegen.
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0err @nrl Mtueuer, Elm prominen.

9err @arI WtIeUer, EN- pronlIfenE
ter 8ilrger unierer 9ta6barItaot
@nIbington, uno Better Der oUrtigen
0ieBerei uno MnI6inenwerfe, itar6
an1 Mpntog lebter @ube i'm Nlter
pun 20 Snbren. 9err MueIler mar
Elm eifri9er &epublitnuer uno al5
nusee5eidneter 8eoncr nobm er an
jeoer @ampaene attiuen Nntbeil; audi
in Sermann bielt er mebrere terni9e
8eoen, iuie er audi ais gutter @eIeuz
Idofter iid bier oie(e 6reunoe er=
tuarb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-05-06

Sd tuar II Sobre lang nit 8beu=
matismuS bebaftet unb nidt5 i6ien
mir 81 belfen. SD fonnte INNER
auf uno berum lem, MAJ nber fprt-
mdbrenO leioeuo. SD botte &ues
prpbirt BON bent i5 bDren tunnte,
uno enolid uuroe mir eeiaet id iuu
@bnmberlain's Shmer5en=8aliam
prubireu, mas id that, uno muroe
mir uuaenblidlid eeboGfen, uno in
tur5er 3eit furirt. Sd freue MIDI
gu in8en, baB lie ieitber niht suriif
tebrt.-SuiB. Cigar, Germantown,
9al. gu uerfaufen bel 8nlter
Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-05-06

Sr9ero Elm einfu6es Wtittel ntadt
oeu puiten %aufbDren, IS trufnet oen=
lelben Elm. g8ie uieleS 6fuinoliid5ti=
&c baben i6un ourd) lDlde Wittel ibr
Gebeu uerIpiclt. Or. Glalie'S SuIten
Syrup beilt Die 2uu9en uno beleiti9t
Die @nt5iinoun9 uro nur auf biele
@eiIe lam cine grinoli6e !0eilunq
erful9en. 3u baben in @alter
SrpS. Drug Store.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-05-06

5rau SenrD 9tolte uno ibre Nibte,
Jrau SooaM. 9UlenreiIten lebten5reiz
tag na9@reeniuooo u. NmUret, Nto.,
um5reunoen un0Serluanoten oaielblt
einen Be1u6 nb5uitatten, uno mers
ben ibre &eile na6 @pifeDuiIe, &an-
lo8 au2be6nen nm bort Der iilbernen
0odseit unieres friiberen Wtitbur=
gers, 9errn Saul Sd)ib Ii. @attin
b%ei5urUDDnen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-05-06

Serr Senrp @urltmnnn uno 8nttin,
BON Sig9inSuiue, Wtu. trnIen lebten
Ntittluod bier Elm nm i6ren an Der
2ittle Berger W%pbnenoen N~u8eDUri8en
einen Selud nbSuItatten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-05-06

Gul. 9eurp SD6uS lit baran cine
2(rtiuerie : Gompauie gu Dr8aniiiren
ult0 lit beinr @Ouoerreur bereit8 unt
8eopQmGdtigurg eingefOmmen.
Der Yrobfalten Der alten Sanone Die
bel Der &ertbei0igung Qermann8
mdbren0 oe8 Siir9erfriege8 10 mad
ere 3ienite geleiitct, iuuroe friid
,nufaeTrt" nno bic aanore, Die lei
elmer a(l5u patriUtii6en 4. Sulifeier
einenRiB betam, iou bemnd6lt 5uge=
(Dt6ct merben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-05-06

Gin sutcs Ointment IpIte in teiuenl
Sausbalte feblen. %llnfdIGe c~rei9nen
Iit aue Gage uno menn Elm queer
lalii9eS Ntittel mie Or. Glalie'S 9ini=
inent on Sanb lit, tpiro niel 9eioen
eripart. i3u baben bel @alter Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-05-06

Serr 9ermann 0alenritter tuuroe
lebten Wunto9 upn ieiner Satin nit
benz grItgeburenen, einem mu1lteren
96dterdJen bei6entt. @ir 9ratuliz
rem.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-05-06

Serr @bnS. 3. Scope uno 0eiier
3ohter, Sri. Gman0n, uOn Slan0,
reiiten lebten Sam8tng nnd) 81.
9ouis UNI ibren 9tn9ebDri9en onlelbl
einen Seiud nbSultntten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-05-06
Nene An5et9en.

gu S%ertaufsn: Spei id6n seIesene nit ObIi,
~ bduunen bepIlonSte Staotlotten, oItlid,
bon Der ct. Yauls STRIDE. limb unter qiiniti=
gen 9~eoiu9un9.n 5u pcrfauien. Gad)3uIros
gen bel ,Srau glarie 1plf ODER bel
il o b c T I % alter r,
9ermann, No.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-05-06

9err @m. 2unomebr, BON Mount
Sterling, uno Serr Nu9. Ntueler,
Don Sap, bradteu Iebteu Mittmod
auI bent 9ampfer Seer less" 1000
Gle 5000 8uIbet g8ei5en auf ben
bieii9en NtGrft fir ben tie 80 Gents
pro SuiGel erDieItcrt. 0err 2an0=
tuebr lit elmer Der erfOl9reihiten 5ors
mer I'M County un0 tbeilte ln2 oelez
8entlid itine8 Sciu6e8 nit, oaB er
Ieinen @ei5en ollidbrli6 crit int Woi
auf ben Wtarft bringe un0 um 0ieie
Belt INNER Die beiten Yreiie erbnlten
babe.