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The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1898-01-18

In 1892 the vote in the Annual Con-
ferences of the Methodist Episcopal
Church On admitting women into the
General Conference stood: Ayes
2, sol; nays, 2,6O6. In 1897 it stood:
Ayes, 7,455; nays, 8. 6s6. The major
ity Of about three to one In favor OF
the proposed movement has fallen IN
Ave years to a majority of only about
two TO me-. Whence it appears that
reforms do sometimes 60 backwards,
at least for q season. But the friends
Of the women will not down. We
expect to hear DIR. Moore blow q blast
on his trumpet loud enough to rally
the forces for another conflict. Mash.
vile Christian Advocate.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1898-01-18
TWO MoURNRRs.

Inc bore his crosS Of sorrow patiently,
As 'twere a sacred burden, Bowed
and faint,
de cushioned not his shoulder with
complaint,
I'D never by the Wayside rested he.
aw him, toiling upward Ger the hill;
His ros an inky shade before him
cast,
Yet still with aching arms he
clutched it fast,
I'd murmured ever: "'Eis the Faith
er's wIAI'
le other, though at first his load was
And steadfast, stopped at length to
pray,
and laid his Cross down softly by
the way
u when he rose, he carried it no more
pom his shoulder, but within his
breast,
Aslant across his hearth For while
he knelt
Among the sweet-faced flowers of
God, he felt
5is very burden vas transformed and
blest. james Buckham.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1898-01-18
THREE REASONS.

once. met a thoughtful scholar who
Id me that for years he had read
cry book he could which assailed
9 religion of Jesus Christ, and he
LIQUID have become an inadel but for
.lree things: First, I am q man. I
n going somewhere. Tonight I am
day nearer the grave than I was last
ght. have read all such books can
lima. They shed not one solitary
y of hope or light upon the darkness.
ley shall not take away the only
tide and leave me stone blind. Sec
Id, I had q mother. I saw her go
3 ywn into the dark valley where I am
1ing. andshe leaned upon an unseen
n as calmly as a child goes to sleep
! the breast of its mother. know
lat was not a dream. Third, I have
lree motherIess children. They have
- protector bus myself. I would
.1ther kill them than leave them in
nc sinful world If you blot out from it
the teachings of the gospel. lex
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1898-01-18
SOME CONSIDERATIONS FoRYo


- &SAC 8SA - SAAAoSA89A
THEN STRIVE TO WIN SOME ONE ELSE.
1. At home-Mark 5:19.
Howbeit Jesus suffered him not, but
saith unto him, Go home to thy friends
and tell them how great things the
Lord hath done for thee, and hath had
compassion on thee.
Then he said, II pray Thee, there
fore, father, that thou wouldst send
him to my fathers house: For l have
five brethren; that he may testify I'm
to them, lest they also come into this
place of torment. Luke 16:27-2S.
2. Tc-day-Matt 21:3S.
Son, go work to day in my vine
yard.
8. With all your might-Eccl. 9:1O.
Whatsoever thy hand 6ndeth to do,
do it with thy might; for there is no
work. nor device, nor knowledge, nor
wisdom in the grave, whittier thou
goest.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1898-01-18
L.oNGINGS.

4 Fand'rer, weary, foot sore, worn,
sr sin and grief distracting torn,
% heavens gate / pleading come,
ginst Jesus, take, D take me homel
m weary of this earthly life,
az pleasures vain, it's soulless strife,
Ia weary, nov, of world and sin,
etsss Jesus, let me enter inl
F.om gilt and sin Thou makest me free,
~ hopes are fixed alone on Thee
Cs Thee, my Saviour, / believe,
E9st Jesus, now my soul received
long to fly from earth away,
with Thee. my Christ, fore'er TO stay,
Z long 10 enter into rest,
est Jesus, plloWed on Thy breastl
The Rev. f. Q. n. Wendell, Pm. D.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1898-01-18
DON'T GIVE BRANDY.

The moral effect Of early acquain.
nee with scientific truth is illustra
4 by a lutte story which the Rev.
E. Plum tells in the Boston Trans
ript:
. millionaire brewer, a senator in
slother State said to Mrs. Hunt, Il
all vote for your BILL I have sold
It my brewery, and am clean from
le whole business. Let me tell you
hat occurred at my table. A guest
EG taken danferously i'll at dinner
sensible-and there was a call for
ANDY to restore him. My little boy
once exclaimed. No, that is just
hat he don't needi It will paraIyze
8 nerves and muscles of the blood.
asseIs SO they will not send back the
God to the heart"
When the liquor was poured out to
We man, the Lad insisted on pushing
back.
You will kill him; he has too much
God in his head already
How did you know all thatF his
Their after ward asked.
Why, it ia in my physiology at
hool.'"
It seems the textbooks, prepared by
Ech men as Prof. Newell Martin, +.
s, Of Johns Hopkins University,
d succeeded in giving the lad some
dnite information which was prov
2 useful.
Senator" said Mrs. Hunt, ''are you
try your boy learned that at
thoolG"
Madam" the man replied, raising
j hand, Il would not take five thou
nd dollars for the assurance this gives
re that my boy will never be a drunk
.l,H
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1898-01-18
GOOD BOOKS

Do you need a Teachers Bible fos
yourself or for a friend4 Then sens
1885 and get by return mail an ''Intei
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Very large print light weight Bibl'
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All books sent postpaid.
Order any book you desire Of
Rev. D. 81. FUTILE,
Beaufort, ". q
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1898-01-18

How hateful is that maxim which
says, Business is business, politics is
politics, and religion is religion" Rs
ligion is the devotion of one all to God;
but some men devote business to the
devil, and politics to the devil, and
crowd religion into the cracks and
crannies of time, and make it the hypo-
critical outpouring of their leisure
and laziness .-Beecher.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1898-01-18

uncommon gifts who hesitate to &C.
cept public preferment, because it in
wolves the possibility of being black
guarded as if they were so many pick
pockets. Nashville Christian Advo.
cate.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1898-01-18
LAST WARS A ROLL.

The Wilmington Messenger has com
piled an incomplete lisG OF the best
known and most influential North
Csrolinian's who died during 1897.
Here is the list:
N. T. Fulford, ST., Edgar r. Gay,
John E. Morphew, Atha Thomas, J. n.
McCorry, Lewis ii. Hatch, Rev. DR..
Joseph O. Huske, Thomas e. Cooke,
James Allison, Joseph N, Woodsides,
Nicely Byrd, Edwin Barnes, Armstrong
Tate, DR.. Joseph Ii. Davidson, J. w.
B. Watson, Noah Rouse, L M. Long,
J. 8. P. Caldwell, DR.. J. @. Brown, N.
81. Pinnix. Junius Melee, Thomas q.
BIacknall, John Buie, William W. Nc
Diarmid, Rev. J. T. Moser, Alexander
Moir, John H. Webb, Isaac Mason, e.
o. Noe, Rev. Andrew Mcmillan, Major
w. O. Fergus, James III. Holt, ST.,
Judge A. 3. Seymour, Daniel P. Nc
Kinnon, B, T. RsyIe, DIR. John r Nc
Corkle, John Maunder, DR.. Matt. Whit
aker, Col. A. B. Galloway, Richard Fl.
Hamme, Rush J. Mitchell, William G
Burkhead, James Webb, Thomas M.
Kirkland Rev. DR.. J. e, Presley, Jas.
B. Turner, Daniel E. Perry, DR.. Jas.
Spicer, Calvin Scott, Captain John 8.
Lockhart, Capt. w. @. McDuRa, Jr.,
j. Fl Blount, Major W. G. Jordan, H.
T. Brickhouse, J. Adlai, D. Stephenson,
Lieut.. @. A. Schultz, DR.. James Mack
Hays, W. n. Sledge, VIM. Cooper, Bur.
kell Lowness, Col. 8. Med. Tate, Neil
McPhaul, Alexander Oldham, Major
]. N. Mayo, Capt. John Eudy, Capt.
W. r. Hines, Hector McEachern. s r.
Chamberlain, w. II. Humphries, Capt.
Benz II. Sumner, Col. Henry Ledbet
ter, George Patterson, Dr.. Claude M.
Benton, John Harper, Dr.. Mannlius M.
Orr, John E Oates, Rev. D. W. 8
Black, Rev. A. T. Purefoy, John @.
Wilkinson, Augustus O. Tomlin, Mel
Charles D. Heartt, James 81. Barnett,
Rev. Fenner 8. SEickney, Capt. g.. D.
Phillips, Whitaker Myers, Thomas L
Alexander, ex Judge CHARLES @. Pool,
Capt. Alexander Perkins, E D, Smell,
J. O. Thompson, Capt. David Fender,
DR.. Bedford Brown, DR.. Victor Nc
Bride, Walter e. Faison, Rev. H. Win
field, Rev. J. L. Wingfeld, VIM. B.
March, Edward Fasnach, Rev. Jesse
Howell, D ". Thompson, ex Judge
George V. Strong, DR.. A. B. Robertson,
Joseph B. Clark, John 8. James, DR..
VIM. A. Oliver, DR.. Nick Stills, Col.
Lon Stevenson, N. NJ. Hawkins, A. r.
Workman, Henry K. Nash, Gen. Thos.
L Clingman, DR.. Willis Lswis, DR. e..
W. Bagley, William L Taylor, DR..
George W. Blacknall, B. R, Harding,
W. M. Baldwin, Dr.. T. O, Debnsm,
David G.. Worth, Capt. David Gasgill,
81 K. Reed, DR.. Rufus K, Speed, Al
bert Johnson. VIM. FL. High, DR.. Ar
mand J DeRosset, Col. John D. Cam
eron, Cbas r. Bell, DR.. J 8 Murphy,
Robert N. Oates and Rev. DR.. ]. Henry
Smith.
This has been gathered by the editor
of the Messenger with much care and
trOuhla.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1898-01-18

In a recent article Of uncommon
erit, DR.. Lafferty says: 1.-The curse
America is the wanton abuse OF
Juoranle men IN high places. We
e driving our best citizens out of our
E7ice. The hardened politicians
Ny will be left to conduct our affairs.
READY the men of culture, refinement
ID delicate sensibility turn their
ck on public employment. It is un-
If, sinful, suicidal. Let ministers
t their faces against it." This wit
ss is true. We know many men Of
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1898-01-18
II. Have You Strayed1
Then God bids you CONS back.-J'

Then God bids you CONS back.-Jer.
3:13-15.-
Only acknowledge thine iniquity,
that thou hast tr~ansgressed against
the Lord thy God, and has scattered
thy ways to the strangers under every
green tree, and ye have not obeyed my
voice, saith the Lord.
Turn, o backsliding children, saith
the Lord; for I am married unto you:
and I will take you n of a city, and
two of a family, and I will bring you
to Zion:
And l will give you pastors accord
ing to mine heart, which shall feed you
with knowledge and understanding.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1898-01-18

The Boston Globe thinks that many
dogs ranked as A by their owners are
really only z 9.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1898-01-18
III. kre You Unsaveda
SEEK THF LORD.

~ While He calls.-Isa. 55:3.
Incline your ear and come unto
me: hear, and your soul shall live;
and I will make an everlasting cove
nant with you, even the sure mercies
of David.
o. While he may be found.-Isa. 55:
81.
Seek ye the lord while he may be
found; call ye upon Him while He is
near.
Let the wicked forsake his way, and
the unrighteous man his thoughts: and
let him return unto the Lord, and He
will have mercy up him, and to our
God for He will abundantly pardon.
81 In the accepted time-2 Cor. 6:2.
Now in the Accepted Time
o JESUS Is
ID Able to save.-Heb. 7;25.
Wherefore He is able to ave them to
the uttermost that come unto God by
Him, seeing He liveth to make inter
cession for them.
% Willing to save.-2 Peter 80.
Not willing that any should perish,
but that all should come to repentance.
Who will have all men to be saved,
and to come unto the knowledge Of
the TRUTH Tim. "a
(3) Seeks to s1ve.-Luke 1910.
For the Son Of Men is come to seek
and to save that which was lost.
"a Gave His life to save.-1 Tim. 2:
5, 6.
For there is one God, and mediator
between God and men, the man Christ
Jesus who gave Himself a ransom for
all, to be justified in due time.
% Save all who come.-John 6 81.
Him that cometh unto Ne I will in
no wise cast out.
Come to Him nowI
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1898-01-18
NOTICE.

Having qualified as administrator Of the estate
of Mrs Ma J. Armstrong, deceased, of Wake
County. NC-I hereby notify all persons owing
said state TO make immediate settlement with
me. And all persons having claims against
said estate are asked TO present them to me on
or before anuory IL, 1898 or this notice will be
plead in bar of their recovery.
J. w. CANNADY,
Benson, N. @.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1898-01-18

~ Be sure you get The OldIReliable" Tur
ner's North Carolina AIm8Dac for 1898. Post
paid, 10 cents. Agents Wanted. Jas. H. Enniss
Publisher. Raleigh, n. @.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1898-01-18

MIL Stones best N. c. Grit, write for prices.
The Agency handles the Genuine Iron ARe''
CuItfvators and .HaFFoWs and can save YOm
money.
Brethren having anything TO sell. as wen an
those wishing to buY VIII do well to consult the
7. B PARKER. 8. B. A.,
HmLsBoRo, NJ. @.
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HARDWARE.

Powder, best rife. per keg...".....,.... $40
Hames-
No gk hook. iron bound, per doz. $50
Mo- hook, iron bound, per doz..sr-.ssss 300
No Is hook, brass bound. per doz....""s 68
Plow Lines
Cotton, with snaps, 80 feet long, doz..ss is
Madras Hemp with snaps, 80 feet " us 166
Fence Wire
Plain wire, put up in rolls Of 100 to $50 pounds.
Barbed wire put up in rolls of 100 pounds each.
Five pounds staple to the roll at &c per pound.
Galv. barbed 81 80
Poultry Netting
Put up in rolls Of $50 running feet.
8 e ::..s IS
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sEEDs a, o. b. RICHMOND. VA.

Clover per bush
Prime Red ........ 50 SIS Choice Red. .......$4 10
a4imso0 Drime sS s. GGP 1GSso9 choice. g 3 % %
Bags charged extra Is cents for above.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1898-01-18
Lille Column.

EDITED BY REV. D. II. FUTILE,
Beaufort ". @.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1898-01-18

All kinds Of iron, tin and felt roofing ut Low
rsces. Write for special prices,
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1898-01-18

Dry salt short RIB sides, Richmond. s
Dry salt extra short clears, -. 5
Dry salt heavy fat, backs, s".
Mess Pork, per bbl. .,u 8
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-12-30

&eiIeios.9eIdsIiTie. Se'ansoerein -6ar.
monte" SIS ut beitintmt in Sottesratb,
ooB man pom SicbiteTt a man bat, muf
Iheioen~, uno oicicm R~dtbId)Iuiie miiien
aud mir in benz sibIeben ~unieres tbel.eren
Sdnaerbruocrs, 0m. 6. 8oeIn9. ms Ileen,
obelcih Der YIerIuit uns id)lcer uno id]ner3
Iid5 betrdi. oenn nidJt nur p~erIoren mir in
INN einen entcn SreunO uno uniere Stoot
eiueu braoen uno semeinIinnisen Slrser.
ionoern bic 6auptitiise uniereo 9ereins 1T
uns e%niriIIen pproen, oenn ipcnn ir9euo Sc
manb CUR Serbreitlng uuo 4fiege BON
Tiuiif uno 6eians be~i9eira9en une Sinn mir
oicie Id1Dne 2unit IN 9ermonn eripedt bot,
10 iuor eS unier nuninebr erfid)Iofener
,Srellub, Nm. 6. 9oein9.
IS lei oaber belfloIien, oaB ipiro Der Wit.
rc urier aufrid1ti9es Seilcio III ibrer 3rau.
CT nm ben eelicbien Sat,en ent9esenbrin9en
uuo bag oicier SeidDluB benz 4jrototpa elm
ncroe. GbeniollS oaB berieIbe i'm
SIpItsblatt publi5irt uno inc Abidlriit bers
ieIbcn Der 9Sittpe 5useIteqt lueroe
Sm auitrage
& u 9. ). " ipphein,(e,.
7 b o. 9raL ~
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-12-30

WorQen Nbeno finoet in &iluner8
9aue, CUNT S6luB bes SabreS, Elm
9emiitblider SDfueiter 8oU Itntt.
user iid gut nmiiiiren uno eincn oer=
9niiatcn Nbcn0 ucrleben ntG, Der
ItelIe iid mureeu NbeuO in 9immel'S
Saue Elm.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-12-30

Sine 8rau mag ii9 nod 70 iorefal-
tt9 puben, Inn ibren 5reunbinnen sn
9efauen, ii6er lit, 6aB iie babel nod
niel iDr9fdltieer 81 @erfe gebt menli
lie lief oor8enonlmen bat, iGre 6einoz
inren 81 dreern.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-12-30

Serr $. 6ebrenbad) ur0 Gnttin
BON Gauas, Seras, uro SRI. Sba
&iet. BON ct. &uuis, erfreuten gu
@eibnnbten lire SHUTTER unb Gdmiez
eermutter, @ittpe u. &iet, ourdJ III
rem SeIud].
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-12-30

Capt. Ird. Srpan, Erdiibent Der
bieii9en SerrD & 9afet Co., lit mDbl
Der dlteite SfuBpilDt int Stnate uno
ltebt trpb Ieines bpben 9uters mod
in nftiuem 9ien1t iebr gum Sort6eile
unIerer 9ampfboot< @e1euId)aft.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-12-30
5um u Jabre.

Isle bic 2arpiren BON ben 9eracn 9Ieiten
gSie Ii6 Der Strpm er9ieBt ms neite Yieer
5loB ipieoerum Elm Sabr i'm Strpm Der Sci
ten
Gum Srfuo bin, uuf 9timmerfpieoerfebr.
IS lparen belle. lpuren triiben Gage,
Die uiS Der olte Sonneneott eebradJt,
Spdl tbeiltcn briioerlid1 in 5Sreub uno &Ia9e,
Ter belle Tag Iid) iIno Die ountIe gtad,t.
s9aS obcr miro baS neuc Sabr uns brirr.
gen?
gSao brirl9t i'll neuer Sobn Der Spnnen
9auf?
gSiro oIeS nncrreid)te II %9eIinsen?-
God nit Dem 9er9mtann ruier mir: r9Iiid
ari!!"
Scncibc nientolS mn ibr SeIo bic Seid)en,
oIcin briu9t ME SlidIeli9teit,
Doh lpillit oao 3icIoeS Sebeus 0uerreid)cn:
9Siinid Dir 6eIunbbeit mr. ;3ufrieoenbeit. %
bat 0cin !6crs bic redltc @abI &c
frozen,
Oalm lit Dir oud) picilcid)t Sortuna bpIo,
Damn brin9t oas nelte Sobr Dir lemes
Spffcn,
CuIm itrobIt bic 3utlnit 0iriu Soiucn9olf
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-12-30

2ebrer $. 6. 0eeie nebIt Satin
Sebrer d. .. SpeBm uno bic Stu
oenten u. Stoebr un6 6. Coulter,
ldmmtlidl BON Der @aibinetpn Sod
l9ule, trafen lebten Gantstaa bier
elm UNI Die Seiertage bel ibreu in
Sap, reip. 2ittGe Berger, pobnenoen
@ltern gu oerbrinaeu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-12-30

9err 6ranf Stein, tpelder felt Ian
nerer Seit in 9unt's Station, San.,
III etnem 8ein9eiddfte cine SteIle
betleioete, tebrte lebten Garnstog
1pieoer suriid uuo miro fir Die nadj=
ite 3utunft tuieOer bier oerbleiben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-12-30

9err 6(oren5 Soothing, auf gSeiez
mann's Sslano, un~oertbalb 0tetlen
6itlidl BON bier, t%uUbnbaIt, iturb leb:
ten Spuuta9, in Der 8obnuue ocS
ocrrn 3bil @cae6er, i'm Sitter bon
"a SaGren.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-12-30

Serr @brilt. Stephan, pun g8cGlin9=
ton, Wu., unb 6rnu Gntilic 4erte,
uDn ct. 2Ouis, tnmen lebten Mitt~
Wuf bier ourb ouf iBrem 8eac nudp
SpiS8 UNI ibrer lGuer erfranften
Ntutter, 5rau 8. Npril, cinen SeIud)
absuitntten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-12-30

9err 9D. SiitelfarNp, bon Oluensz
bile, %itattete unS lebten N1ittuodJ
einen anaenebmen Seiud ab. Or
bate Ieine 9odter, SRI. Spa bierber
be9leitet, bic Nabmittags nodJ ct.
Souls reiIte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-12-30

2Sn. Duncan uno Marb GobinIon,
Elm farbiges ~9iebespanr aus Murri-
ION, muroen am lebten 9ienStaa i'm
@Ourtbnus ourd &idJter @euIel ae.
trnut. Ob &i6ter 8enIcl pon lei
mem Sorre6te, Die Sraut gu tiiiien,
Sebrau6 mad)te, bariiber I6fueiat
ocS SINGERS SDflidteit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-12-30

5err Slant 3. Slid, BON 9aplor,
9tortb 9nfota, trnf lebten 6reitag
bier ciu UNI lcine Bel Stotpe woDnenz
ben Glteru nit ieinem SeIu6e gu
crfreuen. 0crr Sltd miro bis CUNT
6riibiabre bier permeilen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-12-30
Sur Sedhtuna!

Sd eriuhe biermit ale 0ieieni'
gen. Die init mir in &ebnune fteber
balOm09libt bel mir porsuipre9er
UNI lire Stchnunsen su beeleiden,
Oa id i'll tur5cr 3eit mid uOm Ge=
ifdIte surad Sieben unb 5ermann
oerlahen iueroe.
IbtunbsuDu,
Subn 3 d ~ B.
Sdniieo, 0ermann. Nu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-12-30

Serr u. @aeberle, Der bi8DeriBe
Sberlebrer unierer Difeutlidlen S1Ir
le, reilte lc5ten Samstug na6 iciuer
Seimatb in ct. 2ouis, BON no Gus
er nah ben 5eierta9en Die &eiie nnd
Santiago, 9bili, in SuozNmerita,
antreten miro UNI bort cine 9ebrsrz
iteIe oil eiuem pDbereu G~rsiebungs+
Snititut an~Sutreten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-12-30

0u p~crfauien: glein Gisenibum in Der
d Manu., beFtebeno aus sutem 0obnbdus
nebit Sta[lmns unb slebeneebduben, 8 Stoot
Iotten, bic gum 2beiI NIT gDeinrebet. mno
SbItbaumen ansepIian3t Iinb. Siiterne une
outs Gueae ouf benz pidbe. Dds @an3e lit
iu iebr annebmbaren S~eoinsun9en 5u Der
fouleu.
GberFaIs brei Id,6ne SauIoiien an 6et
6IIid,en 8. Strabe.
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unler friiberer Mitblrser, Serr
Souls Weger fen, BON st. Souls,
meilte mebrere Saee bieier ISOLDE
bier gu Seiub bel feiuen beioen
Srnoern, Qug. uro gbrift. Weher.
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A6tung farmrr unb Wba,adttr.

gBenn ibr SbTtbdume irsenb elmer ar
p~fIausen iuoGt. bonn tommt sn uns ooee
Id,idf uns eure 8eftelIungen. I1niere 8dinnt
uno YIIon5cn iiub gut gepadJen, frdfiie
uno ipuroen in SaScpnnbe SouItp 9e3o9eiI,
10 bag lie befier eeoeiben neroen ais ioide
bic ibr BON ausmdriS be5iebi.
q boenir 9urern,
WooIlam, 9lo.
nop11 9oScnnaoe So.
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9err 81. Us. 9alrue, pon Snens
bile, erIreute uns lebten Mittppdj
ourb ieinen 8eludJ uno reiite 9ta6=
mitto9S na6 ct. Souls UNI nad lei,
men oortisen @runOei9entbums=S n=
terelien 81 ieben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-12-30

Der 9ernann S4arT=Sduten.
Sercin er0ffnet oie8Mal bic GuiIpn
Der NtastenbaIe inOem berIclbe am
SantStas, ben 7. Sanuor nit bent
erFen Ntostenbau ben &eigen erDT,
men miro. Die arrangements lie.
gen III befpdbrten Sduben uno itebt
oesbalb elm ~9lGuSenoer 9au in @usz
iidt.
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sum 3abrssialue.

g1ur nDf tueniee Stunoen, uro elm
fr6blibes, bpffnungsuuues, uSroiit
@euinbr~l I9aut aus Niliunen nno
aber MiilIipnen aeblen. Die cioiii=
Iirte Menidbeit bes sansen @rbenz
freiies itintmt Elm IN bieien Subel~
ruf; Die Reniben nuet Stdnoe, aGer
9ftersflniien be9riiBen fi6 eeseri-
Ieitie nit bieIer fursen Jurmel.
@ie furs erideint uns bDb elm
Sabr, aber in bieier Gpanue Belt
wefieln elei6wubl bier Sabresz
seiten nit einaAber lire 8ieienbabn
UNI Die Sunne, Der Mpno brei5ebnz
mai Ieinen @ee UNI Die Groe surud.
Dies 6eoinet ben b%eitdnoigen @eb=
Iel, uub mie innerbalb Der stuDlf
Npnate nidlt INNER bic SDnne
ideint, 10 lit bic 5rilt au9 Su lang,
UNI ie sans obne unelId, Dbne
Sturm uno &eeen gu uertauIen.
gs 1T i9pterie, elm Sabr naf aus
oemeiuen &eeeln su beurtbeilen ooer
fir oasielbe elm ~beitimmtes Braotfat
in Die Geididte ein5utraeen;
es perbdlt it6 5ettll9
sar 0auer oes MenIdJenlebenS etpa
mie Die galbe Stun0e gum Sag.
8ie aber cine babe Stnnoe Dem
@ineu oa8 bDdite @luf, benz an@
beren Die er6Bte Sribial bereiten
mag, ebeniu peri6ieben peroen I'M
@rDBsn Der Oteni9beit I'M 2aufe
zines Sabre8 Die 9oOie %suertbeilt.
0fnnde fueroen benz ioe6en beenoe=
ten Sabre 1u9en, MnnAc init Ge~
nugtbuung barauf 5uradbliGen.
9as nelle Snbr febrt BEL uus elm
:pie Elm unbefannter @ait; mir piiien
nidJt, Db es uns Se9en poer 5lub
brirgen miro. @3 marc lniiBig oars
iiber 5u Ipefuliren, mas Die i2nfunft
fir Seben BON ulls in ibrem S6pDGe
birgt, aber mir iputen midt uerf
gelisn, CAP jeOer Ieitcs ei9enen
@ludeS S6mico lit. @3 piro pDne
3meifel an gutea pie bDlen Sa8en
fem Man9el iein, uno mer
un8 etlpns @utes miiniden m6d)te,
lUntc uns bic nDtbiec. @eoulo
munIG]en, @ute8 uno SDIes nit
@lei6mutb 81 ertra9en.
GDmeit ba8 rB%plfablntt" III Se-
troft fommt, 10 miiuidt CO %ieinen
sablreiden 2eiern babeim uuO in
oer 6rentbe elm etidlide3 neues
SoGr. @ir lebeu inn uoIten Ser.
trouen, oaB tie geuiBliG ibren poaen
2tntbeil al ben 6reubeu babeu tuer~
ben, melde oa8 Sabr 1899 iir @Qe
uDrrdtbig bat. Stlio rpdma(S ~&ro'
fit Neuin5r."
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SRI. 2pota Sbtief, 2ebrerin an Der
fotbl. @enteiuoeibule gu 9ittle Ser
ger, uerbradte Die 5eiertaee in unz
ierer Stuot, ais @nit Der 8ittue
Neat6iIoe Sdlnen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-12-30

Serr @arl Spnntng, BON NturriIon,
ltattetc uns geiiern einen angenebs
men Selu9 ab CUR @rneueruna lei
res Announcements auf ons ySolts-
bIatt."