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The evening times., 1898-06-07
Joe THE TURK"
4 Sn1ratfOnist Said to BE ObnON
iOus to the Police.

A SnlvMtiOnist Said to BE ObnOx-
iOus to the Police.
"Joe. the Turk otherwise Ensign JOS
eph Garabed, of the Salvation Army, is
in the city. and. according to the an
nouncement of the hallelujah folk
''There'll Be Hot Time in the Old Town
Tonight" when he will hold forth at the
Salvation Army hall, No. $50 Pennsylvania
Avenue. He plays the comet, clarinet and
saxaphone. and he will speak on Moham-
mechanism and the Armenian massacres.
He wears full Turkish costume.
Nichan Der Garabedian. as his real
name is made out, was born in Talas,
Turkey in Asia. and he is the son of an
Armenian priest. Hearing that America
about sixteen years ago, becoming a citi-
zen as soon as possible. He expected. as
he says, to find that everybody hes met
was a Christian, but he was disappoint-
ed. Here is his story:
MY conversion took place fifty-one
years ago at a meeting of the Salvation
Army in San Francisco. Ever since that
time, / have been a member Of the Army.
1 was the doorkeeper at the barracks
there. and 1 was roughly used. very Of
ten. One night a lot of toughs threw
stones through the windows and one of
the missiles struck me. breaking my nose.
1 have been shot at and knitted many
times, but somehow or other God has been
good to me. / have been in Jail a great
many times for preaching the gospel in
the way prescribed by the Salvation
Army"
Joe" has had many experiences which
have made him obnoxious to the police of
many American cities. At Saratoga, N.
Y. he was imprisoned in the county Jail
about five years ago. He persisted in
blowing his horn In the streets in front Of
the guests of the hotels and in the ears of
the policemen. and in other ways made
himself persona non grata to the au-
thorities. 1t Is said that he has been in
jail no times thus far. Joe" has the rep
utation in the Army. 1t is said. as well as
out of 1t, to court what he is pleased to
call persecution, and he is said always
to ask, when he enters town. the To-
cation of places in that vicinity where
the authorities object to open air meetings
being held. Then he goes straight for
that point, acting upon the hypothesis
that this is free country.
The evening times., 1898-06-07
Haa n Golden JnM.

A seemingly impossible feat has been
successfully performed by two skilled
dental surgeons of this city. About six
teen months ago Mr.. A. c. Watkins. of
Southern Virginia. while driving a young
horse was thrown from his road cart and
sustained a double fracture of the lower
jaw. A local doctor dressed his wounds
and set the jaw. After wearing the BAN
dages for six weeks the bone had SEEM
ingly knit and the splinters were removed.
but Mr.. Watkins continued to suffer Sc
we're pains in his face and jaws and had
discharges of pus into his mouth. He
came to Washington and consulted Drs.
Daily and Gerow. The doctors decided
that 1t would be necessary to remove al
most one-half Of the lower jaw, as owing
to improper treatment the bone had
never thoroughly knit and necrosis, or
bone decay, had set in.
Plaster Of paris models were made Of
Mr.. Watkins jaws and the necrosed
bone removed and at a subsequent visit
the missing bone was replaced by an ap-
paratus constructed by Drs. DAILY and
Gerow Of gold and platinum and attached
to the remaining bone and teeth, SO that
1t tie present Wrfting. after having worn
The evening times., 1898-06-07
NAVAL ORDERS.
Captain Gridley's Death Noticed Of
fcfally Today.


The death of Captain Charles V. Gridley
is noted in the naval orders today.
Commander II. G. o. Colby has been
given the command of the Hannibal, and
is ordered to take bis new ship immediate
ly. y. i-
Lieutenant Kossuth Niles has been COM
missioned as lieutenant commander.
The orders follow:
Paymasters Clerk W. Clendeniei, ap-
pointed to assist in the settlement of ac-
counts at the naval station, Washinston
Paymaster's Clerk NJ. A. POsey. appoint
ed for duty at Key West.
Paymaster's Clerk v. B. Stuyvesant ap-
pointed on board the Lancaster.
Paymaster's Clerk George McBlair, ap-
pointed on board the Newark.
Lieutenant +. J. Dorm, detached from
the Naval Academy and ordered to the
North Atlantic station.
Naval Cadets ]. H Comfort, A. B. Keat-
ing. F. d. Berrien and ]. A. Spilman or
dered TO the Cincinnati.
Passed Assistant Engineer n Gage or
dered to the Monadnock Immediately.
Assistant Surgeons Thomas l.. Rhodes
Ralph T. Orvis, David B. Kerr and
Charles A. Crawford appointed.
Capt. Charles V. Gridley died June 5,
1898.
Chief Engineer A. F. Dixon ordered to
temporary duty with the auxiliary cruiser
board.
Naval Cadet w. G. Roper detached from
the San Francisco and ordered Immediate
ly TO the Fishhawk
Lieut. n. A. McCully detached from the
Yankton and ordered TO the Yale.
Lieut. F. L. Chaplin detached from the
Lancaster and ordered Immediately 10 the
Indiana.
Ensign o. p. Jackson detached from the
Niagara and ordered Immediately to the
ST. Paul.
Commander II. G. o. Colby ordered to
command the Hannibal Immediately.
Lieut.. Commander X. Niles lieutenant
commander from May l, commissioned
June 4.
Lieut.. F. L. Chaplin. from April 81, COM
missioned June T.
The evening times., 1898-06-07
STOCKS SHOW WEAKNESS
A Reactionary Tendency in the
Early Dealings.
Lack of Stimulating News and ABB
sence of Outside Support
the Cause.

New York. June THE stock
market was reactionary in the early deal
ings. The business in London found a
reflection here and traders took profits
and some made ventures on the bear side.
The lack of stimulating news and the
absence of outside support were respon-
sible for the recessions. The speculation
was largely professional
Government bonds were unchanged
News Of the various vigorous war move
ments of the American side, together with
reports of the probable capitulation of
Manila before the arrival of REINFORCE
ments from the United States, had a
Strengthening effect upon American Sc
curities In the London market today, but
resulted In weakness for Spanish per
cent bonds. There was a decline to IS 7-S
In the Spanish As against yesterdays s
closing prices.
In the earliest dealings in London Amer
lean shares were active, but somewhat ir-
regular. but strengthened later.
Stocks at noon were quiet and general
ly lower.
The evening times., 1898-06-07
NOT A THEATER coMIoUE.
Heated Controversy at the 7Bar of
the Police Court Today.

Heated Controversy mt the 7Har of
the Police Court Today.
Rayfield Ransom and Louis Bell, both
colored. were before Judge Scott this
morning, charged with disorderly con-
duct. Lawyer f. NJ. Hewlett appeared
for them. A witness took the stand and
Mr.. Pugh asked:
what did the accused do on Jefferson
Street yesterday"
II object" said Mr.. Hewlett. He should
not name the place"
What did they do on Jefferson Street,"
continued Mr. .Pugh. Then Mr. Hewlett
excitedly appealed to the court, but 1t
made no difference with the prosecuting
attorney. who continued calmly to ques-
tion the witness.
The colored lawyer protested. This is
no theater comique."
No" said Mr.. Pugh. but We have
some theater comique actors"
The case continued and the men were
assessed s. each.
The evening times., 1898-06-07

John C. Calhoun. a Confederate veteran.
formerly of South Carolina, now of New
York, to present the sword. and DR..
French, of New York. a Grand Army
man. to present the horse.
1t is said that the horse will not be
white. as General Butler had three white
horses shot under him during the civil
war, and prefers another shade for the
present conflict.
The evening times., 1898-06-07
Convicted Of Embe..Iemcnt.

James II. Smith. the colored Lawyer, was found
guilty yesterday in Criminal Court No. 2 of an
cmbezzlement of about 800 from the estate OF
Elizabeth Monroe, alleged lunatic. now con-
fined at ST. Elizabeth's Insane Asylum. Smith
was guardian OF the woman's estate.
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Ordered to West Point,

Brigadier General Oswald H. Ernest.
United States Volunteers. who reported
to Secretary A!ger last week for assign
ment to duty. has been ordered to west
Point, New York.
The evening times., 1898-06-07

the appliance for three months. Mr.. Wat
kns shows no sign OF what would have
been horrible deformity and has as
much comfort in masticating his food as
he did before his accident.
The evening times., 1898-06-07
New York Cotton Market.
Washington stock Exchange.

Sales-Traders' National Bank: l0d10s:
Real Estate Title Insurance: 1915; Dis
trict Title Insurance: 1e0d2 L.: Capital
Traction: l5G7s Ii. 15GIS Is 10ed72 rs. Is
@13. 20)G72 l-2: Mergenthaler Linotype:
4Gal55; American Graphophone. preferred:
3iGli; Pneumatic Gun Carriage: 20oIi7c..
10o1 46c. 1O0Gi5c. 4e0ti3c., 1O0di2c. After
ca;l-Mergentraler Linotype: 1od15i 3-4, 20
@l55: National Safe Deposit and Trust: 3
GlI5
The evening times., 1898-06-07
AssICNEE.s SALE.

ASSICNEE'S SALE-Under and by virtue of the
provisions Of a certain deed Of assignment to
me from the firm Of Stumph & Brother and the
Stumph & Brother Company, dated February 7,
1896 and duly recorded in Liber 2097, folio 1886.
ct seq. Of the land records of the District OF
Columbia the undersigned Assignee will sell to
the highest bidder all his right, title and in
terest in and to that certain parcel of ground
in the City of Washington. in the District OF
Columbia, known the east part OF lot num-
bered four a. in square west Of square four hum
dred and eighty -four (w. Of 4sD, beginning for
the same at the northeast corner OF said lot
X street and running thence south 45 feet, with
the line between said lot and lot three; thence
southwesterly with said line between said lots as
feet inches to Massachusetts, avenue; thence
northwesterly with said avenue A feet; thence
northerly ZOOS feet to K street, and thence east
with street 45.72 feet to the beginning, i'm
proved by buildings 631-635 Massachusetts, avenue
northwest
Said property is encumbered by deed of trust
for SS5.000. bearing per cent interest, part Of
which is due and unpaid.
The sale will be held at the Office OF the As
Signee, No. 926 street northwest, on wEDNES-
DAY, JUNE Is. 1893, at II O'Clock NJ, when said
interest in said property will be struck OF to the
highest bidder.
Terms-An cash. Taxes and interest paid to
day OF sale. All conveyancing at the cost Of the
purchaser. SIMON WOLF, Assignee.
je e2,3,4,6,7,9,10,11. 49, lie 92G st. NV.
The evening times., 1898-06-07
Tide Table.

Today-Low tide at 1858 a. m. and 4:34
p. m: high tide 9:5S a. m. and 1929 D. m
COnditfG of the Water.
Temperature and condition of the water
at a. m: Great FaNs-Temperature
"a; condition, a. Receiving Reservoir
Temperature, II: condition at north con-
nection. SO: condition at south connection
35. Distributing ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
76: condition at infiuent gatehouse. Sc; ef-
fluent gatehouse 26.
City Lights.
Gas lamps are lighted at S:32 p. M; ex-
tinguishing begun at 3:42 a. m. The
hour named. Arc lamps are lighted at
SIT .. m.: extinguished at 1857 a. m.
The evening times., 1898-06-07
In.pector general As.ix.ea.

Inspector General AsslIned.
Secretary Alger today announced the
assignment of Major General Joseph C.
Breckfnridge. United States Volunteers.
as inspector general at the headquarter
Of the Army.
The evening times., 1898-06-07

Chicago Grain and Provision Market
Corrected daily by w. B. Hfbbs & Co,
members of ,hs New York Stock Ex-
change 1877 F Street
The evening times., 1898-06-07

New York stock Market.
Corrected daily by w. B. Hibbs q Co,
members Of the New York Stock Ex.
change. 1877 r Street.
The evening times., 1898-06-07
YOUR BOYS WILDE SAFE
s'Daring Like Theirs Makes the
Bitterest Enemy Proud.
ADMIRAL CERvERA'S MESSAGE

Bpanish AdmiraTs Tribute to Hob
son and Hir Brave Crew After the
Sinking of the Nerrimac-Span-
fards Impressed with the Great
ness of Our Fleet Before Santiago.
The evening times., 1898-06-07
DIED.

HAILER-On Monday, June Q, 1898. CHARLES
". HAILER, aged seventy years.
Funeral from his late residence. No. 1122 IL
st., sw. Wednesday, June 8, at p. m. Item
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hereby certify that the bond required by the
decree of sale in the chancery cause of Heinbuch
vs.. DYE, ct ais, has been given by Anthony W.
Armstrong. II. II. YOUNG,
Clerk Circuit Court. Alexandria County. Va.
je1-d&ds
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
AT LAKELAND. ND.
By virtue Of deed of trust dated May q.
1892 from Frank D. Neale ct w. to William
Gibson and Louis P. Shoemaker, all of the
City Of Washington. D. c., as recorded in Liber
2l, J. W. B.. folio $40, of L. R. of Prince
George County. Nd. and at the request Of
the holder of the Indebtedness secured thereby.
the undersigned trustees thereunder will sell at
public auction. the EIGHTH DAY OF JUNE.
1898, AT 4:3O p. NJ. house and lot numbered
L. block g. in the subdivision called Lakeland
Nd, in front of premises.
Terms made known day of sale. deposit
of 500 will be required, and sold on easy terms
WILLIAM GIBSON,
Trustee.
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER
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Corson & Mccartney,

9smbeB Of ths New York Stock ExchsDeA
ll19 -. Iloves Building
Correspondents Of Nearl Van Emburyh Z Attap
bury, No. 3 Wall street.
nsnken and Dealers in Government BondA
DepositA Exchange. Loans
Railroad Stocks and Bonds and al securitiGD
listed on the exchanges Of New York, PhiladelphiA
Boston. and baltimore bought and sold.
speciality made Of Investment sccuritiea Dis
tsict Bonds and all local Railroad. Gas Insurance
and Telephone Stock dealt in
American Bell Islephcas Stock bought en1
oold nslen
The evening times., 1898-06-07
AUCTION SALES.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF AN ACRE OF
GROUND. IMPROVED BY A SEyEN-ROOM
DWELLING, IN CHERRYDALE, ALEXAN-
DRIA COUNTY. VIRGINIA.
BY virtue of decree OF the Circuit Court OF
the County of Alexandria, Virginia, entered in
the chancery cause of Heinbuch vs. Dye, ct ais.
the undersigned commissioners will sell at public
auction. the premises. TUESDAY. JUNE
81, 1898. AT O'CLOCK P. NJ. the following
property, to witt All that piece or parcel OF
land in Alexandria County Virginia, designated
as lot 1. in R. A. Phiiiips's subdivision Of lot
L. in the Mason tract. containing one ef) acre
of land and being the property of which Hamp-
ton Dye died seized and possessed.
This property is improved by a sevenroom
frame house. has fine fruit upon it, and Is id
good state Of cultivation.
Terms of sale: One-thrd Of the purchase
money in cash. and the residue in three equal
payments at one two and three years. the pur-
chaser to give his note for the deferred payments
which are TO bear interest from the day Of
sale and the title to be retained until the whole
Of the purchase money is paid, and all convey
ancing at the cost of the purchaser.
A. W. ARMSTRONG.
Alexandra, Va.
WILL W. DOUGLAS.
Atlantic Building $50 St. City.
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1Die 1T Dies!

98ir bteten einbunoert Dollars Be-
lDbnun9 fir ieoen 6all BON &atarrb,
Der nidt ourf @innebmen ppn
SalG'8 8atarrb~8ur eebeilt ,ueroen
tann.
s. SGbenep&gu., @ieentb. 1,
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9Sir Die llntersei9neten, baben S.
S. Cheney leit ben lebten Is Sabren
9etonnt uno bnlten i'm fir uolltoms
men ebrenbaft in allen @ei9dftsuers
banolun9en unb finan5ien befdbiet,
alle BON ieiner 6irma eingesan9enen
Serbinbli6feiten su erfiillen.
9Se # Is ruar, 9roBbanoelSz
OrDeuilten, Sple6p, ..
@ nlbine, &innan q W a e
D n, @ruBbanoels=S s=Srosutiten, Sole
bp, ..
SaIl's 8atarrb>&ur tpiro iunerlidj
Qenommen unb tuirft brett auf oaS
8lut unb bic i6leimieen OberfidAer
oes SpitemS. ,3eueniiie fret per'
|lanot. Greis 75c. fir Die 5laibe
Sertauft oon alien 9lp0tbefern.
| 9aa's Samilien Billen iino ot'
beten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-10-07

gSenn auf 5uge9eben iuer0en nuB,
baB bic republitanii6e Bartei in
0tiHuuri itetia gepa6ien lit, loa bar
nit bud nibt eeia9t ieitt, bnB tuir
bic 0dnOe in ben S9uDB le9en iUlIen
unb ben Serlauf ber 9iuee rubi9 nbz
tparten fDnnen. Bel Der 8rdii6en=
bentuabl in 1860 erbielt 2lbrabam
2incoln nur 17,O28 Stimmen; in
1880 erbtelt Garfield 155, 5,567 uno
SarriIun in 1888 236, ,255 Stimmen,
tu1breno in 1896 fir Mc&inleD be-
reits bic itattli6e Stimmen5abl BON
5O4, $40 abgeeeben tuuroe.. Sieie
3nblcn beipeilen, 6aB Die republifa-
niIte Sartei unIeres StaateS bur9
geI6idte 9lgitation iid 81 einem
feiten 8pIGmerf berangebiloet unb
nit 8edt bic belten 9lu8iibten bat,
en6lid Der 8uurbonenberrI1nft Elm
@noe gu bereiten. 2lber, tpie gelngt,
es nimmt beit-@entral NtiIs
fourier.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-10-07
matktprfiIr in St. souis.
9unnerstao ben c. l

SonnerSta9 Oen {. SttoDer.
g8ei5en.-3o. 2 rutber. 64G0-go.
3. rotber, 62@-c; gu. 4. $50
Mais. s.-gep. 2 800; geo. 2.
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S9peine. 8erfGuTe BON allen
Sotten nnriireu Stuii6en 1925 uno
$3.50 p 10Ofb lebenoig.
8in6nieb.-Gtiere: 5air big quite I'M
@etpi9t pDn 1900 big 1,60Ofb,
s4.75C05.25; raube ibiuere, $3.50
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bis 5u 1,15Oib f1tuer, s4.406
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aartufefu. 2o@Soe per 8uibef i'm
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-10-07

Sm 9aufe bieies Mpnats tpirb oas
BON benz rei6en 8rnuer CHARLES g.
Stiefel gu st. 2ouis in bo9bersiger
g8eiie eeitiftete prdbtise S9iller=
0enfmal entbillt un6 Der Stabt furz
meq iiber9eben tperoen. Der S9ilz
ler-Serein, bem bic beiten @lemente
bes st. 2uuis'er Seuti9tbums anse=
bDren, 9ebentt bic 5eier gu elmer pas
triotiiben &unbeebun9 bes eeiamntz
ten 9eutibtbums 5u ma1en, unb bot
bei6loiien, o((e beutiben Sereine
BON ct. Souls uuo llmseeenb einsus
Ga6en, iidb in corpure su betbeiliaen.
9as @anse ipu ben 2luitri9 zines
n0euti6en Cages" babeu slr @9re
bes eruBen 0i6ters. Gin eroBer
llnt5u9 miro einen Shelf beS rei6z
baltieen Brooramms bilbeu; bereits
baben Die 0reiBig @ereine Der un1faI-
ienOen beioen 9roBen oeuti6en Sdng=
eruerbinOuueen lire Mitiuirfune su=
oeln9t. Die eneliId]e 9ie6e miro
Ge6t5anlpalt @onarb 6. &ebr, bic
oeuti6e 9err 0tar 9empet balten.
WtaDor 3ieaenbein uno Die ita6tiiben
geamten iUllen gu ber 6eier einsela=
ben iueroen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-10-07

Niel @eI6rei miro baruber gez
mabt, bnB in ben Ser. Stnaten 6ulz
pitdtern mebr Splbaten iterben als
in ben SdGa6ten 9etD6tet unb oere
munoet nuroen, uno bic Corruption
uno llniabi9feit" Der 9ter5te unb Oe8
@unnliiiuriat8 Uiro 0nfur uerant=
mUrtlidl gema6t. &einem 0ieIer
Sa0ler uiiroe c8 einIallen 81 bebaups
ten, 0aB Die 9(er5te uno on8 CONT
miiioriat Der preuBii6en glrmee cor
rupt un0 unf0bi9 iinb; Sbatia9e
aber in eS, oaB in bent fur5en prellBz
iId Dltcrrei6ii9en &riege in 8Dbnten
1866 nur 900 Mtnnn 9etD0tet un0
neruunoet tpur0eu. G3 ltarben aber
in ben !0oipit0lern 400 Otann, uno
100 Warn ItarGen ua4 8eeuoi9ung
be8 &rieaeS an ben 5olgen Der aus
eeitanoeuen @nt6ebrun8en. llno
oieIer &rie9 tulr6e ni6t in trupiiben
2anoern gefiiDrt.
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Gin nooptirter Sunee Der @be.
leute @alem gaIfer, tpubnbaft brei
Wteifen tueitfi9 bon Sefferipn Gitb,
!uurbe am 9iensta9 letter gSo9e
tDbt aufeefun6eu. gfibt tueit npn
ber 2eihe eraite 6as 8fer6, tpeGebes
er CUR SrGnte bate reiten tpollen,
unb man nabm an, baB Der &leine
Bpm bem Sbtere ab9etporfen uurOe
unO 10 81 ieinem 9obe fam.
gS. gS. 2ucas, Elm tpDblbaben=
Der GARNER in Der 9fdbe BON 6uuitu=
nia, 9ettis County bat bic 93ibter,
iuel6e ibn oDr nnbertbalb Sabrer fir
irrIinnia erffarten unO i'm na9 bem
Staats= Srrenalpl in 9tepa6a brineen
lieBen, auf $4,000 S9a6eneriab
uerflagt. 9uca8 mar na6 fur5em
8erpeilen in Der 9lnitalt pDn ben
Nersten ais gebeilt entlnlIen tpDroen.
@r beballptet, gar ni9t irrlinnig 9e=
fuelen 81 iein.
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Die @eneralsQpnfetens Der eoan9l.
Sgnobe BON 9uro=9lmerita erlebi9te
am Samsta9 in Quincy, Sas., ibre
slrbeiten. Giner ber pidtiseren
8ei6luiie lautet: Die Spnpoe be-
i6lieBt, baB ibre @tieber, 8alturen
unb @emeinbeSSbule beitebt, bafir
gu lureen, ba6 fuenisitens einiee
Ntpnate int Sabr beutider Inter
ri9t ertbeilt tpirb, uno foroert bic
8iltrifts> >S9ulbebbroen auF. bariiter
gu iuaden, oaB bteier BelbtuB ausz
eefiibrt tueroe.
Die neuen 8enntten flr Die nd6=
item brei Sabre iiuo: 8aItor S.
3imnermann bpm Weit burlington,
Sa., 8reiioent; Yaitur Saeob Bitter
BON Cincinnati, O., gice~ ~8rdiibenti
9aftor u. 3eIIer bon 9euitabt, Ont.,
Canada, Secretir; Baftor 8. BaIiel
pDn st. 2puis, pto., Sbabmeiiter.
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Gin erfabrener 5armer duBerte IidJ
neulid) fDleenoermnBen iiber ben aII.
idbrfi6 nuftretenoen 8aupenunfu9;
rSe0es Sabr b6re uno iebe i9 alIer~
bano Sdume ruiniren. 8einem llebel
fam Ieibter abgebulfen tuerOen, als
bielent. Sd bDbre in je0en Baum
Elm 2ud 10 tief, Bis es ben Snft Eer=
rei9t, fiiGe 0as Sod nit S9nefel
unO Made es tpieOer bibt su. Der
Saft oerbreitet ben S6mefel in les
bent slit unb 3neie unO Die 9iaupen
bleiben iul6en 8aunten fern. Sd
babe bas Mittel uiele Sabre ges
brau9t." 9luf einen SerIu6 fDnnte
man es ia anfpmnten lnhen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-10-07
t1er1,n1,1t Ito. gretnn, >r, Oktnber 1898,
&eeres 6ereoe.

lniere n@elbe 8refie" tuiro ni6t
niioe, benz beutiben 8aiier uniinuiee
Hlane au5ubi9teu.
Die neueite @rfir6uns auf bieiem
@ebrete lit bieie:: Safer g8ilbefm baz
be unter Der Sano. nod raid spr ben,
3uiammentritt Der Hariier 5rieoens=
conferen5, cine ber 9r6Beren 8bilippi=
nen=SnieGn BON 9panien gefauft.
gSenn nun bic amerifaniI9en Cont
ntiIiare-iuas bic r@elbe Brefe"
tuiini6t-auf 9tbtretune nuer 8bi-
lippinensSnieln beiteben, 10 neroe
SeutI6lano ben Ser. Staaten ben
8ries ertlaren. Sn @rtuartung Ell
mes ipl9en greienihes babe 8aiIer
Wilbelm Der 3tpeite Ieine 8eiie nnh
Ealaitinn ibDn nufgei6pben. g1n-
tilr1i6 lit bas 2ettere aus ber Suit
oeeriffen. Die llnlinnieteit Der erit
erpabnten Combination aber tpirb
jeoem tlur tueroen, Der Ii9 nur einen
IueenbGid bic tbatid6libe eurupaz
iibe Gage oertuirfli9t.
Seit acknowledgements Sabren ilt
oas leibt erre9bare @eniitb 6eS
frans6iii9en Solte8 nuf Die ggieberz
eroberure BON @llaB- -2ptbrinqen ges
ridtet. I'm einen lol9en &riee nit
einioer Nusiibt auf @rfple unterneb.
men 81 fDnnen, muf 5rantrei1 aber
iparten. bis 9eutI9lanb nit ireenb
elmer nn6eren Natipn I'M Sample
fieGt. @8 mar nliU nidt alleir bic
YOlitif Sismards, ipn6ern 6aS ipDbl=
oerltanoene Sntereiie be8 beuti6en
8eibes ielber gebietet e8, baB oas
berliner Cabinet nit alien anoeren
Mdbten in 5rieoen bfeibe.
9ieIer @eli6tapunft beberrld)t in
Der Shat leit beinabe einem Men=
I6enalter Die gpIammte nustpnrtige
beutl te GDlitif.
llnb nun ipG Der beutI1e aaiIer,
in uIiener 8erleblln9 bieier 9runboer-
&Drlid)t. einen aricg nit
unierer iie9reieben llniun oum 3aune
bre6en!
lln0 Oa8 5u feinem nnOeren 3lueCfe,
ais nm cine Ditaliatilbe 5elien=S =Sniel
5u getuinnen, bic uon nDtUriibem @e.
linoel bepDbnt iuiro?
Cine untun6ri6einli6ere @r0id)t
ung last lib tpobl taum erlinnen!-