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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1898-04-02

OF Mr.. Otto Langbein. who was assO.
clated with ex.Ald. William Il. Kent.
az 500 a foot In order to submit the
required frontage. The bid was sub.
mitted and referred to the committee
In charge Of the district affected. which
was composed Of Messrs. Brennan ana
ROsenthnl and Mrs. Hull. This com.
mittee after an investigation reported
In favor OF the purchase Of my property
at the price named. This subcommit.
tee SO reported to the Committee on
Buildings and Public Grounds. ana the
latter committee unanimously con.
cured In the report and recommended
the purchase Of my site to the City
Council. The only other two pieces Of
by the committee were the one ut 44th
street ana Prairie avenue, which was
submitted ut x2DS a foot, with the ne.
cesslty Of purchasing church building
standing thereon mt about 81. 900 eX.
trn. and the other piece ut Indiana ave.
nue. and 45th street mt $24O foot.
which property was not rs desirable
because II fronted upon an electric car
line. which would he a constant menace
to the school children.
II there was another suitable site IN
this vicinity at 1928 foot II II refiec.
ton upon the honesty Of every member
OF the Committee on Buildings md
Grounds Of the Board Of Education to
assert that my property was preferred.
There II no other suitable site In the
locality named, and there was no prop.
crty then, nor II there now, which II
desirable and which could be purchased
at rs low price as that offered by me.
No site has been yet obtained In that
vicinity, and II there II or was available
property ut 1928 a foot. why has the
same not been offered or purchased,
when, as all know. there II necessity
of school cOnveniences In this dlstricty
The above, I believe, covers all the
statements made In the Tribune. Ten
ordinances are set forth, and nine OF
these. as ! have shown. received the
approval Of Carter II. Harrison, then
Mayor Of Chicago. In the other there
was serious question Of the liability OF
the city. TwO.thirds Of the Council
voted rs ! did upon all Of these Or'li'
nances. ana compensatory clauses We're
inserted In the same. The building OF
bridges ana viaducts, the removal OF
snow. and the annual license fees ex'
acted were In all instances beneficial TO
the people. The only demands made
by the public or the press at that time
were those inserted In the ordinances.
MY record IL open to inspection on the
part Of any citizen, or editor. ! stand
ready to answer upon the platform In
the Twenty.secOnd Ward any question
as to my public career.
JOHN II. COLVlN.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1898-04-02

John +. Neagae. the Democratic can
didnte for Alderman Of the Twelfth
Ward, II business man Of good repu--
tation. He Il highly recommended, and
has been Endorsed by the Municipal
Voters League. He should be elected.
as between him and the impossible
Aleck barrow, the Republican candi.
date. there should be no comparison as
to who N the hest man. by virtue OF
the great Republican majority In the
Twelfth Ward, ana for no other reason
than the fact that he has secured a par.
~ Endorsement. could barrow he ex-
pected to win. But II the good people,
Of the Twelfth Ward will turn out.
buckle on their armOr. ana do their
duty by voting for Neagie. and urging
their friends to do likewise, they can
yet defeat barrow. who Ia by no means
nm invincible candidate. John +. Neagie-
stands for law, order and good govern
mpnt.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1898-04-02

The rumOred prospect Of the resigna.
ton Of James W. Ellsworth from the
South Park Board has brought forth
two canlltlates--Charles COunseiman
OF Councilman Il Day and Elliott Du.
rand. Vice President Of the Heath Il
Miiligan Company. The support OF
bath men comes from the Hyde Park
and KenwOOd clubs. Mr.. Durand was
u candidate last year when Mr.. Ellis.
wOrth's term expired, hut when he
learned that Mr.. Ellsworth was candi-
date he withdrew. Mr.. COunselman's
friends already have In circulation a
petition asking for his appointment.
Mr.. Duisind does not wish tn make an
active campaign for the place. He says
II he ~ chosen he will give the board his
best efforts.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1898-04-02

Stephenson County Republicans IN
convention at FreepOrt March -. in
structed the State delegates for +. Is.
WhittemOre for State Treasurer ana
Alfred Bayless for superintendent OF
Public instruction, those to the Con-
gressiOnal convention for Robert t.
Hit, and the Senatorial delegates for
David g. Busell Of Carroll County, ana
James Il. Bergman of 10 Davless. The
delegates to the State convention are;
Smith ID. Atkins, u. Il. Clingman, no
mer II. Aspinwall, o. T.. Heard, Samuel
Markle, A. G. Brundage, w. Adams
w. X. McKiiligan, Charles Musser. w
II. Flachtenleier, j. Il. Brandt, w. W.
Etzeler, James Chiffon.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1898-04-02
HON. 8. E. COyNE WAKES 4 RECORD

% Officials of the treasury department
at Washington have adopted for gen
eral use the system OF overdue tax In
vestlgatiOn pun into operation by Col
lector Coyne In the Chicago internai
revenue district last summer. Collect
or COyne inaugurated n system Of can
vassing and Investigation which result
ed In the collection Of $4,000, as
against $7,1OO, the largest amount for
the corresponding period Of previous
years.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1898-04-02
Death OF JUDGE 0O00iM.

Judge James GOggfn. the able anu
fearless Judge and champion OF the
peoples rights. died on Wednesday. NJ
his North Side home. His career was
full OF honor and his honesty ana III
tegrfty was unluestiOned. All OF the
courts We're closed on Friday, when b"
was laid to rest In Calvary cemetery
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1898-04-02

In cOminemOration Of the Tooth ami
versary OF the birth Of Poland's poet
Of lil,erty"-Adam Mickiewicx--thc
Poles Of Chicago will celebrate Oh the
night Of May II. Arrangements for
the event are under the direction Of the
Polish National Alliance and the 20.
fsh Roman Catholic Union, together
representing majority Of the 1OD,OOO
Poles In the city.
Justice NJ. A. LaBuy, a Polish de-
scendant, has been chosen chairman of
the Committee on Arrangements.
Among those who will assist him are:
Ft1ncis JablOnski, president Of the ~.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1898-04-02

Price has been reduced on the orlgi-
nal, Old-fashioned D0bbins' Electric
SOAP. SO that II eau now be bought at
s cents a bar, two bars for Is cents.
Remember, DObbins' Soap Is sold only
In bars. NEVER In chips.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1898-04-02

One of the most popular books that
have come to our table In many day
Is "The Gems Of Song" a compilation
OF old and beautiful songs, issued by
the Hubbard Publishing Company,
1923 Filbert street, Philadelphia. 1t
will fnd a warm reception In every
home.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1898-04-02
THE WOMAN'S NOME COMPANION
FOR APRIL.

The Faster number Of the WOman's
Home Companion Is model In It's way.
II Is profusely illustrated. and is filed
with matter of the greatest interest to
the ladies.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1898-04-02

Voters of the Sixteenth Ward, II you
are In favor of law, order and good
government, send John +. Smlilski and
Charles G. johnson to the City Council
as they are men who can Ike depended
on to guard the taxpayers interests.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1898-04-02

cal branch Of the alliance; ]. Sadowski.
secretary Of the alliance. and F. Swell.
Kart, editor Of the Polish News. More
than 1000 members Of the various
church choirs and singing societies
have volunteered to provide the mu.
nc. which will be under the direction
N Andrew J. kwasigroch. organist at
IT. stanislaus' Church. It IL the In.
tention to have the celebration In Cen.
trnl Music Hall, and Archbishop Ire.
land may deliver the principal grafton,
although President Helinski Of the M.
tional Alliance. Of Duluth, II the only
speaker decided upon.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1898-04-02

hopes Of reelection for a hurried trip
to Europe"
The statement IL untrue. For months
before my departure It was publicly
ana openly known to the Council, the
Mayor, and to all my friends that con-
templated such trip. Surely my alb
sence would not have prevented an In
dlctment II any was contemplated. No
statute Of limitations could run while
] had departed from the State, and as
1t was ten dnys before ! sailed. ample
opportunity would have been offered to
compel my return. The fact that re-
form glNnd jury returned no charges
against me Is sufficient to disprOve the
statement.
Proceeding, the Tribune says: "Col-
vim began to buy real estate and build
houses. He built u home ut % Bee
thOven place, where he lived. He
bought properties, among others lot
In Prairie avenue, for which he has re-
Gently got the Board of Education to
offer him sos foot, when, as after
wards was shown, property around 1t
of equal value had just been sold for
1925 foot"
What are the facts? The Board of
Education advertised for bids for Il
school site. with frontage of 200 feet,
In the vicinity of Prairie avenue and
45th street. IOwned 167 feet at Prairie
avenue and 45th street, and as my prop
erty was for sale submitted the same,
together with lot of 30 feet frontage,
which ! contracted to buy ut $500 a
foot. This same inside piece of prop
erty had been sold by me at $l6O foot
cash, and ! contracted to buy the same
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1898-04-02

IpiutS uHI III uuS uuu uIi uiIetVlouss
Sec. 3. This ordinance Is granted upon
the express condition that said COM
pany shall enter into bonds with the
said city OF Chicago In the penal sum
OF $4,000, with good and sufficient
sureties, to save and keep harmless
from any and all claims for damages
for or on account OF the laying and OPP
Grafton Of said track.
This ordinance was passed by the fol
lowing vOte-yeas %, nays q:
Yeas-DiXon, Wickersham, Apple,
ton. Phelps. Watherell, FOss, Altpeter,
Lawler, Cullerton, Riordan, Hildreth,
Purcell, Pecvy, Gaynor, Nielsen, White.
Dean. Bond, Mardcr. WanZer. Dalton.
Hrsch, Ryan, Meyer 15thJ, Quinn,
Meier uGth), .COlvin, Geohegan-2S.
Nays - Sanders. Sheridan, Burke,
Everett, Barrett, Sweeney-G.
This ordinance was approved by
Mayor Harrison. Reading OF the Ordin-
ance shows that the city was protected
by bond for So. 900 for the life of the
ordnance from all claims for damages,
and that when a viaduct was TO be
built the company should bear It's share
Of the expense Of the same or remove
It's track. The Tribune intimates that
compensation for crossing streets was
demanded, and also tries to make 1t ap-
pear crime to vote a franchise to a
railroad; and yet this same company.
when vladuct was built on Canal
street, was compelled 20 pay part of the
cost, and the public was to that extent
benefited.
Proceeding, the Tribune says: "On
May Z, 1883, COlvin voted for an Ordin.
ance by which the District Telegraph
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1898-04-02

street bridge, upon plans ana specitlca.
lions Of the Commissioner Of Public
Works: or shall pay to said city In case
It shall not be found practicable by the
Commissioner Of Public Works to
widen said viaduct the cost and eX.
pense Of constructing and erecting In
lieu thereof new double roadway via
duct, with the necessary approaches
thereto, between said points, to take
the place of said present viaduct. the
plans ana specifications therefor, In
case 1t shall be found imp,ucticable to
widen the present viaduct, to be pre-
pared by the Department OF Public
Works. The money required 10 he
paid rs aforesaid shnll be paid by said
company as fast as needed by the city
In paying for such widening or con-
structiOn.
No other remuneration or cOmpensa.
ton was offered or suggested by any
member of the Council, by the Mayor,
or the public press. The Mayor ap.
proved the ordinance. The company
was in opposition to the West Sitle
Street Railroad Company, and sold to
that company before Mr.. Yerkes had
anything 90 do with It. The ordinance
may be found on pages 5G4 to 500, COun-
oil Proceedings, 1883 ana 1884.
Continuing, the Tribune says: son
June Z, 1884, the North Chicago Street
Railway Company asked the Council
for the privilege of changing its motive
power from horse 10 cable. COlvin en-
Enthusiastically opposed all efforts to Sc.
cure concessions. These We're some OF
the proposed amendments he fought
and defeated: An amendment reIuir-
ing the company to sell twenty-fve-ride
tickets for 81; an amendment providing
for rides for single fare from Lincoln
Park to 10Th street and to Ashland ave-
nue.; an amendment requiring the COM
pany to keep its tracks clear OF snow,
and NOT to pile the snow on either side
0f the tracks so us to Obstruct travel"
The ordinance and petition signed by
Charles Il. Yerkes was introduced by
Alderman Manierre on May 81, 1886,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-07-08

tie @o9e nadJ Berger UNI cine 9aos
une Corn gu bplen.
- @. Gutter uno 5amilie maren
lebte @pdJe bier nls @aIte oes Srn.
Sam. Sutter.
- s. 3ullmepsr 1T lebte ISOLDE
pm ct. 9puis suriidecfebrt, Ipp er
ieit ie6s Mpnaten cine &aufntannsz
idufe beiu6te:
- 8nitDr S9ufS, opn Charlotte,
beeab iid lebten MtittiuU6 nadb Ser
mann.
- @. SiebG, BON 8arreu County,
mar lebten Jreita9 beiub8weiie bier.
- Sri. Senriette Muumeper lit
(ebten SamStag nu9 l6n9erem Iufz
entbalte in st. Souls, nieber bier
ber surid9efebrt.
- S. S. Mueuer lit Guderireut
itber bic Nufunft zines tteinen 8eltz
burgers. @rntuliren.
- @nscuuobe. 98. 5, SaneS
unb Srou, BON 81. 2pui8, beftnben
iid bier bel 6:enb.n 5u Ssiud).
- 9e1ntiu9 & Sriutmann baben
cine neue 3reldutai6ine erbalten
unb brDiden lebten 6reitaa aui SEQ.
0pebner's Sarm $40 8ulbet @eiz
5en.
- 6erntauu Suunta8, tueldJer in
st. 2uuis beiddftigt tuor. lit tebter
SamSta9 tuieoer ms gtterubauS gus
ritd9etehrt.
- 5rie0enstba n. 6err g8nt.
Dtltbeg IT., iuelder ieit einem Sab;
re in ct. QuutS u~eriueifte, FAM leb
ten MtUutng sum- Seiud ieiner 81
tern unO @ei6piftcr bierber.
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Wobe oaS llngliid eiuen mertbopuen
3udtitier SIT uerlieren, baburdJ baB
oelielbe in elm Wei5entelb 9erietB
uno gu niel gSei5en fraB.
- Nm lebten Snmstne Nbeno fanb
in Der @Dbnung Der 5rnu y. 2bo=
man su @bren ibres @eburtStaees
cine eemiitblide rSurpriiepnrtp"
ftatt, bel tuelder iid ale Nnueieuoen
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unIere @rntulatiDn.
- Srau 5ranf 5rerids unb Srau
Subn Gufner, BON ct. Souls, befinz
ben iid eeaentudrtio bier ou 8eiud
BEL ibren @ltern, Srn. @Dttf. Sopp
uno Satin. Nu9 Serr Saul Barrels
befnno iid) iber ben 4. Suli bier gu
SeiudJ BEL leinen @ltern, Srn. Sntpb
Barrels unb Satin.
- Mit Der @rnote iino uniere
5armer bereits fertig, uno BON alien
@nten bort man lbpn bic 9reIdmnz
ihinen aneeriidt tommen.
- Mit Scoauern erfnbren mir,
oaB 5rau Seleue 2eibaf ldpu Ian.
eere 3eit i6tuer trant barnieoer lieet.
@benfaus befin6et iib elm fleines
SD6terden oe5 Qerrn Sbeo. Sub
neper nuf Der S~ranfenliite.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-07-08
Nbtuuo Oemofraten.

Cic Cenotrdteu BON Saocondoe Gpuntp
iiuo biermit eriudli Iid) Am
2 q III 8 I q 9. b { II g, " II 9 II il. 1898,
l ubr 9tod1mitfo9s, III Srpenoeiue gu einer
Yrimdr= uuo Notwithstanding cin5mfin=
ben in rueld)er iplgenoe ScidjdIte 5u erlcoi=
gen limo:
l. g9abI einee 0cle9atcn sur StaaiS=6ou
benton, Die am IL. 2luguIt in Spriugfielo.
Yip.. i%tnttFnoei.
,. GrfpdbI,m9 pon YlitgIeoern oes Goun=
IN SeutraI Spmiieo.
). 9nfitelfune einco bentotrofiid1eu Soun
ir=Sideis. i'm Sale Die 9eridmmin1g iid1
oaiur entid)einct.
4. vile dnberen @eid)dite bic DOR Die
Convention 9ebrad)t lperoen mo9eu.
Seoer Tcmotrdt ioate oieier Merchandising
teiipobnen-
Sm outrage beo &ourto 6entroIG omitcS,
Z. Z. Nic gilIar, aug. Saer,
Sctre;dr. 9oriiser.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-07-08
2luS Sem County.

y b. Der 4. Stuff mur0e
bier in a%ldn5enOer @eiie gefeicrt uno
5tunr fano Die 6cicr unter ben Nuipi=
5ien Der &eternncniDbne un0 Der
Quae oeS Wtu0ern Wpo0mcn SrOenS
Iiatt. Na1e5u 1000 YcrIUnen battcn
lid eingefuu0en ul0 Nae8 Oerlief in
IdUnIter Sronung. 9r. Subb8, BON
OInge County bielt Die 5eltreoe; Die.
lent fplote 0err :. Neeie il. in elmer
int Wlmen Der GetcraneuIUbue eee
Dalteneu ferniaen gtnipra6e. 9tu6
Die saDlrei6 nnDelenOen Gnn0ionten
bielten t"iirsere NnipradJcn al Die
Serlammclten.
@itteubad . Die 6arnler
linb bier INNER nod red)t ileiBiQ baz
ran ibre Grute in SidJerbeit gu
brinaen. @as Die @tiseuerate
anbetrifit, 10 ldbt Oieietbe iebr oiel
su piiuidJen iibrig.
- 0reld)er Rauter briuet feline
OtaIdine in Oronun9 uno tpiro tpu6l
baIo nit ben 0reidarbeiten beein-
men.
- llnIer &aufmann, ". Il. 9eppe
madJte lebten SDnntag einen Nusflug
nadJ Ban nm bort ieinem Sruber,
6rlt 9eppe, einen Selud ab5ultat=
ten.
- 4m lebten SDnntng tpurbe oa5
Jingle SDbnden 0 9tu9uit 0eie-
mann in unlerer enan9f. Sirde 0urh
Baitor Sdufs 9etauft.
- Nln MtittmUdJ tester @Ude lit
bier 6rnu 9orotbea RetgemeDer I'M
Nlter bon "a Sabren eeftorbeu. Sic
mar lange trant bud trus tie ibr 9ei-
ben nit @eoulo big iie Der Sob erz
(1lte. Die 8eeroigune faub am 0on=
nerstng nuf bent 5amilienbesrabniB=
plase ourb 8altur @uentber itatt uno
iib lire nielen 5reunoe uno
8efannten sablrei3 etn9efunoen UNI
Der Serftprbenen Die lebte @bre gu
erpeiien. Die 3nbinsei6ieoene bins
aus eriter G1e brei SDbne,
(Bbilip2, 5ris unb 9enrp gpp:er)
ippie brei SDAter, uno einen
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-07-08

9err Gaiper 8. Meper, Der Dub>
betaete Batter bes friiber an unIerer
8ult8ibule nngeiteaten 2ebrers, 9rn.
Soiepb MeDer. itarb lebten 5reitae
in Der NDbnung bes 9errn 5r. Sein=
ipbn int Nlter Bpm 81 Sabren uno
uurbe am Samstag auf Dem itdotiz
iden 5riebbofe CUR lebten &ube &C.
bettet. Der 8eritorbene mar Iriher
In 9ppeuell, @arren 9uuntp, nls
8aufmann nnIaiiig, iuie er nud nt=
pedielnb in 8ereer ur10 Mprrilpr
nDbnte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-07-08

Sep. 8. MUpre, Elm 6urn1cr bon
Ri6lanb 3umnlbip, lift lebteu Giens-
tag III ber 5irlt Greet, i'll Der 9tdbe
bet Miinouna bes Badges, erlrunten.
@ie lid bel bent Snquelt. Den @urD,
ner 0r. 0aifner l~eitete, berau$iteute,
lit Wuure idun felt SnDren an Gpi=
leplie un0 fiel mGbrenO cine8 0ieIer
peripbii6en Nnfaue in ben NndJ, an
meldJen er iid sum 5iidlInna be9e-
ben bate. 0err NuN. NeB, Der
SdJtunecr oeS llnatiidlidcn, Der ilber
0as lange NuSblciben Mtuurc's beun-
rubiet, Iid nuf Die SudJe 0enln6t
bate, fouo bic 5ild)leine Die Wioure
nlitgenommen, ant liter lit8cn unO
ais CT an oerielben 500 fam Der 2eid-
NAM, Der lidJ III eincm Der 0nfer
nerfnngen bate, an bic GbcrIld6e.
Moore mar As Sabre aft uu0 unuer=
geiratgct.
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Der o(Drreid)e Sierte muroe uud)
bier in ibDnIter @el1c eefeiert uno
ant Montae tuarcn gu @bren bes I'M
Observation-Disclosures pieIe SduIer nit
Den NatiDunlfarbeu occorirt uno onS
Stcruenbunner mcbte luItia i'm @inz
be oleidInm audi Den 9rOBen Sie0
ucrtuuoeu0 ben SdGep uno
Sampiun am Gage uurber pDr Santi-
ago, erIOdJtcn II. Die uD~litanoige ger.
nidtung Der ipnniiben 5tptte Ser
uern'S Observation-Disclosures.
Die 5cuermc1r neutrality-suspicious.
eincn Ynrn0c OtnrldJ burdb Die Sta0t
ui:ter &Drai1tritt Der 2lpDlteG San0 II.
mnrld)irte 5unt 6nirplnbc. mD 0as
Sdrulielt Der ct. @eDra @cmeinOe
Ituttianb. 9ic S0ulfin0er nit ibrer
2ebrcrn marcn IdDUn GprnlittaQ8 I'M
ieltlidlcn 3uQc Ourtbin Qc5uNen 81
ocnen IidJ 9tn6ntittngs aud) Die ST
madlenen 0eleIlten, 10 bnE uui Dem
6nirplnbe gcgen 3 llbr nnbc5u 60C
Yerlunen iid ucriummelt botten- $50.
triutiidc g8ciien Der Wtulif 9upelle.
frDb(icGe Qicoer Der &inber, &ultS-
Ipielc uuo 9elcIiNe ll%nterboltun(
WedDIclten nit c%ihanocr nb uHo nut
alien @clidtern ruar II 6reub' uno
6%rUblidDtcit 81 lclen.
N6cnoS uur0e in Der Sta0t 6euer.
iuert n60ebranut uno 9tudeten unO
Qeudtfllgeln itiegen 5u 9un0erten
sunt 9intntel entpDr, tudBren0 Slbel=
ierer m peridic0enen Yldben Oerl8e.
burtstaQ Der 9tntiun unO Die glpr.
reiden Sicge uuierer 6luttc ucrDerr.
lidJtcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-07-08

Die Wittpe 0elene 2eibu6, geb.
GbriItmann, cine in unlerer Stabt
ppblbefannte un0 send)tete 5rau, lit
geitern in Der @pbnuna hires Sdiuie=
gerlObneS. 9rn. so. 0iltbep, I'M
5rte6enstbal int Nlter bon 81 Sab
ten unb 9 Wpnnten aelturben. 5rau
QeibadJ mar aus Der &%beiupIlal5 eez
burtig unb fann nit tbrer Iunlilie I'M
Sabre 1880 nndJ 0ernlnnn, iuu iie
ieit6er ~beitdn0ig iuubnte. Der @ntte
9iu9 ibr uDr 5 Sobreu i'm 3Ubc uurz
aus. Sic biutcr(dBt 7 ertuadleue
&in6er.
Die 8eer0igun9 fin0et morgeu &Or-
mittna llm balb 10 l,br nuf otnt ct,
@cUrN 9ird)bufe ltntt.
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Die Serren G. gattler unb Senr9
Nltbage, fanieri lebten WittnD6 auf
ibren Stablrpfen BON ct. Souls
bierber unh tunren mabreno ibrcs
Sierieins 9dIte bes Serrn Sermnnn
Snienritter. OieIelben bntten Die
&eiie am 9ienstaa 3admittae nu9es
treten unb laneten nm Mittmp6
@admittne bier an. gon bier aus
iesten lie bic 5abrrabreiie fort nad
Smiss UNI ben @ltern bcs 9errn
Sattler einen Beiud] nbsuItatten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-07-08

Der Gbauncep s. 5inep Cub uun
8oart 9utunibip mirb ant Samstae,
ben Is. Suli, 8 lbr &ben0s in Der
Gpn5ertbnGle cine S~eriammGung abz
baIten. Die Mitglieoer iueroen err
Iudt plnttlidJ 5u eridJeinen, tuie audj
Die Ganbibaten bDflidit eingelaoen
lino.
Is. s. &ippItein II, Is. sc ellis,
Yr1Iioent. Sefr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-07-08
Club eri %dlnnllun9.

Muf @unI6 nieler Sureer uno
Ganbioaten pito in Der @obnune 0es
uuter5eidneten ant Samsta9, ben
%. Stuff, Nbenos batb 8 SIR, cine
@erIammlung bes SuuGware repubs
litaniidJen Stub itattftnoen, gu mel
der Sebermann Ireunb(i6It eingelaz
ben lit. N6tun9suun,
y Deeer,
8raIioent.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-07-08
Gr-GountYrid1ter PtnrySrtdlmann.

0err 0eurp 6redJntnnn, Gin after
uno int Qnn5en County uphlbctnnn=
ter Niirger, lit lebtcu Sum&tn0 Nbcuo
in iciner g8ubnung an Der Sirlt Greet
Gudbetnot aus bicient 2cbcn 0eid)ie
ben. Der 3abin0cldJicbcnc iuur0c
I'M Nu0uit, 1915 IN Y8cltpbnlcn,
YrcuBen gebUren un6 mahoerte i'm
utter ppn u Snbren nadI Nnleritn
aus, no er lid) in Wcntpbi6, Semi,
nieberlieB uno cinen Stelle ais Coco
mutiueiibrer an Der SndiUn Il %ifS-
burg @ilenbnbn i%ibernnbnt. Snt
Sabre 1S43 iiberIie0elte er nad) Wi1=
Ipuri II. lieB iidJ an Der Shirt Greet in
@nScpnnoeSDuntp nic0er, iuD CT, nnd,
bcm er lid) nit Sri. Wnrgcrctb@UttbuIT
ocrbeirntbet battle, lidJ cine 6nrnl
tnufte uu0 nit Grful9 bic 4nn0luirtb
lC6aft be>rieb. Gr iuurbc luic6crbDlt
ais 5rie0ensridter eriu0blt un0 opn
1872 bis 1878 betlciHetc CT 0u8 Nmt
bcS GUuntprid)tcr8 Iiir bcn uDr0lidcn
Diff lift uniereS GUuntb5 uno in icber
bieler StcIlen eriuteS CT iid ol5 &c
luilienbafter, pflidJt9etrcler 8eauuter,
tuic 0err 5%redntuun iiberbnupt Elm
Winnn BON c6ler @eliunu1Q urb
Itrerger @brertbnftiafeit iuur.
Der 8erltOrbcne bintcrl0Bt fiinf
ainber, ndntlid) 5ranf 6rc0mnun, in
Wnibinatpn fuobnbaft, Nntpn u1b
penrp 5red)ntnnn, 5rnu 5rnnt Dnden
unb 5rnu Aug. Ydder, in Nidlnrb
5uiunIbip i%uObnbaft.
Die SeerDiguug ian 3 am MDntng
auf BENT Observation-Disclosures I'M
ter 5nblreider 8etbci liQrnQ burd)
Yuitur WtUbr itntt.
5rieoen ieiner 2ldJe ul0 G6re
leinem 9lnaebenfen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-07-08

&n Berger Ie'crtcn lebten SDnn5
tng 0err Iug. Sueaer unb oelIen
trcIilife Satin bns i9Dne 5eit Der
iiiberncn 0ud5cit, gu netdem iid)
audi Die ipl9cnoen Sreuu0e unb yer
iuanbtc bcs pppulGren YaoreS aus
@nScUuooe County eineefun6en bot
ten; Simon Sucaer unb @attin, To-
tuie Grult Gu9elbredJt unO @attin,
uun 8ap; Sant. Sutter uno @attin,
uun CRATE; !. 9. @eniel unb @attin,
Hubt. @alfcr uno Satin, So. 8uc~
bigger un0 Satin, Gunrab &linge uto
Satin uuo 6rnu Gtiic 9linoc BON
Nerntnnn.
Gem Subelpaare nnhtra9lidj nud)
unicre berSliGe @ratulatiun.