davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Fair play., 1908-12-19
.mer The other way.

Lewis Single Binder the famous
straight Sc cigar, always best quality
Your dealer or Lewis Factory, Peoria, Ill.
Fair play., 1908-12-19

Lewis Single Binder straight sc. Many
smokers prefer them to lOc cigars. our
dealer or Lewis Factory, Peoria, Ill.
Fair play., 1908-12-19

Women are almost as absurd as
men are foolish.
Fair play., 1908-12-19

Give some people their pick and
they'll pick flaws every time.
Fair play., 1908-12-19

He who thinks only of himself hasn't
any too much to think about.
Fair play., 1908-12-19

Sometimes a woman is known by
the company she avoids
Fair play., 1908-12-19

1t Cures While You Walk
Allen Foot-Ease for corns and bunions. hot, sweaty
callous aching feet 25c all Druggists.
Fair play., 1908-12-19

The proportion of left.hGnded people
is one In six.
Fair play., 1908-12-19
A POSER.

Mrs. Whim--You needn't say woman
has no mechanical genius. can do
anything on earth with only a hair.
pin.
Mr. Whlm--Wcll, sharpen this lead
pencil with It.
Fair play., 1908-12-19

Mrs. Wlnsiow's Soothing Syrup.
For children teething softcns the gums reduces in-
nammAIon, alays pain, cures wind collie. 2c bottle
Fair play., 1908-12-19
Old Judge Coffee

a really high grade coffee for 25o n
pound. satisfaction guaranteed. BE care
ful you get the genuine. Ask your dealar
II he does not handle II, write us. Meye,
Bros. Coffee and Spice Co.. st. Louis, No
Fair play., 1908-12-19

That il LAXATIVE BROMO QulNlNE. LooIk ioi
tho signature Of E w. GROVE Used tho Noru
over 10 Curo n Cold in one Day. 3c.
Fair play., 1908-12-19

PILES CURED IN TO IA DAYS.
PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed to cure any ca ~
ot Itching. Blind. Bleeding or Prulruding Piles in
Il to Ia days or money refunded. bOc.
Fair play., 1908-12-19
q Contrary Man.

Mrs. Naec8--Did you see anything
OF ms husband his morning?
Mrs HOmer-Ies
Mrs. Naggs-Nhich way was he go
ing?
Mrs Homer-The other way.
Mrs. NaGgs-I might have known It,,
He's tho contrariest man that ever
lived
Fair play., 1908-12-19

Good harvests make men prodigai,
but bad ones provident.-W Penn.
Fair play., 1908-12-19
WOHlEn = GRAND RESTAURANT Co.

~. Louis Mo. Best Popular Price Res.
wS ynprant IN CITY for Ladies and Gentlemen.
Fair play., 1908-12-19

J. 5. CRAWFORD izsw. Ninth ST.. Kansas City. No.;
c. bR0U6hT0N. Room 40 Quincy Bldg. Chicago Ill.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-01
OUTPUT OF j. S.
MINT IN 1907
PHILADELPHIA MINT COINS 1885,.
sss,e43 PIECES REPRESENT.
ING VALUES OF ses,2es, fo4.es--
INCREASE OVER 1906.

Philadelphia, Dec 3l.-The total
output at the United States mint in
this city for 1907, according to re.
ports compiled today Is 1s3.59S. .943
representing value of s63. .263, 204. 80.
For 1906 the output was l66,654.235
pieces, During the past year 4.230..
500 gold pieces were coined. repre-.
senting vslue of $54.901 400 The
total coinage of silver is 32.Oi1, ,725
valued at s5.319.4ss and in base coins
pennies and nickels--ff7. .353.418
valued at s3.o42.isG.1S. OF the new
design of eagles and double eagles,
with the high relief and modified
6l2,073 pieces were coined represent
ing value OF ts.s49.900
For the Philippine government the
total number of coins struck off was
l.952,075. valued at s33s,457.
For the Panania government l..
100000: value $4,000.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-01
SENSATION IN
GERMAN ARMY
UPON ARREST ON SUSPICION Ar.
TiLLERY CAPTAIN CON.
FEssEs TO MURDER OF MA.
JoR ON CHRISTMAS DAY.

Allenstein. East Prussia. Dec. 81
Captain Won Goeben. distinguished
officer in the artillery branch of the
German army, caused sensation in
military circles by confessing that he
Is the author of the mysterious mur.
der of Major Won Schoenbeck, a
brother officer who was shot dead
Christmas day. Won Goeben will be
tried by court martial and il found
guilty will be executed by shooting
In his own garrison.
Schoenbeck, returning home at a
late hour Christmas night, heard
some one descending thestairway
leading from his wifes room. Draw.
ing revolver he went to meet the
Intruder and tried to shoot him. The
revolver, however. missed fire, and
Won Goeben then killed the major
and escaped without leaving any
trace behind hin. He subsequently
was arrested upon suspicion and con-
fessed at the preliminary examina-
tion.
Goeben served formerly with the
MNacedonian Gendarme Rie and
fought ON the side of the Beers In
the South African war.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-01
FIRST time IN
IOWA HISTORY.
SALOONS AT DAVENPORT AND
BURLINGTON WILL CLOSE
TOMORROW.
|Bllly~suADAY REVIVAL
Az Muscatine Results In Closing Of
\ All Liquor shops There per
N 't,anently---Rich Man
Behind Him.

Des Moines, la, Dec. 81 For the
first new years day. In the shistor,
NJ the state the saloons, OF Burlington
and Davenport will be closed tomor,
row and at Mnscatine all twenty-eight
of the liquor shops closed tonight for
good Although reform has made
much headway IN Burlington ana
Davenport, the, saloon men were not
arly more Of a mind to close tomorrow
than they were on christmas airtii At
tnrney General Byers telephoned from
Des Moines that If the local authori-
ties did not shut the saloons he
would close every one Of them per
n.ailently. The saloon men this after
noon then agreed To abide by the law.
In Muscatine the closing Of the
saloons is dlie to the Billy Sunday
revival meetings adm organization Of
q service league headed by Million
aire Lumberman w. r.. Roach, who
with his associates nave instituted a
no quarter fght against liquor.
The old consent petitions of the
saloons expired tonight and public
sentiment makes 1t impossible To se-
cure enough signers for new ones
The Iowa liquor iaws require the
plpsing Of saloons on holidays and
pIace many. other restrictions on them
but the river cities Of the state have
slwaSs notoriousiy violated them.
setting the law at defiance.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-01
RESTRICTION
Of Immigration
'GHsN4
U. s. SEEKS IN FRIENDLY WAY TO
PERFECT PLANS WITH
JAPAN.
|OIFfICULT SITUATION
Memorandum Sent From Toxic to
Washington Thought to Furnish
Basis for a Satisfactory
Agreement.

i Toxic, Jan. 1.-The Japanese gov
lernment late yesterday (Tuesday)
evening handed Ambassador Obrien, a
memorandum containing reply to
the suggestions of the United States
government whereby the American
government sought In a friendly way
to assist Japan In perfecting plans
for future restrictions OF emigration,
thus effectively avoiding any possibil.
lity Of friction over the question.
While the contents Of the memor-
landum are carefully guarded the AS
sociated Press has reason to believe
the memorandum Is leouched In the
most friendly terms and while 1t ac !.
cepts some American suggestions 1t
declares that others as incoL. patible
with the dignity Of Japan and outlines
plans for further restriction Of emf
grafton to America.
The memorandum has been cabled
to Washington from which 1t is pos
sible a coulter suggestion will be forth
coming but II IS intimated In Japan
that the memorandum is basis
whereon the two countries win be able
to reach a final and satisfactory un.
a prominent Japanese official today
said to the Associated Press:
1T matters not whether America
controls emigration from Japan or
OF Japan controls emigration to Am
erica
Difficulties must arise in adminis-
tratiol. Japan Is now coping with a |
difficult situation, resulting from mis-
'aAs's u ats owfa administration lii the
Last
We have discovered the mistakes
Ind we think America should allow us
% show that we are willing and able
% rectfy them"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-01
MINER FIGHTS
LIKE A BEAST
ENroMBED HE GOES INSANE
REscuERs SUCCEED m OVER
PIONEERING HIM AFTER a
FIERCE STRUGGLE.

Pittsburg, Pa, Dec. 31.-After being
imprisoned for three days IN ELS
worth No, mine at Ellsworth. thirty
miles from here, John Omillian. 2e
years old SIav miner. was released
from his underground dungeon raw
ing maniac today. He was taken TO
the county home at Arden.
Omillian went to work last Thurs.
day in small room off the main
entry OF the mine and ignited his
blast. The charge proved so strong
that II loosened enough earth TO
cause fall which blocked effectually
an exit from the room. All his efforts
to attract attention were In vain. and
he might have been entombed until
yet but for the accidental discovery
of his plight
A number of officials while going
through the diggings to see that
everything was safe came to the
point where Omillian was entomhed,
They at once saw something wrong.
When the debris was cleared away
the officials were astonished to see a
man dash among them from the room.
knock two of the rescuers down and
put up vigorous aght before he was
overpowered.
Nothing could be done for the slsv
&c restore his mental balance. He
was insane from hunger and fear.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-01
PREMIER De zoos DIES
Was ~ Some Time-Desth oompli.
Gates Annexation sc Belgium
OF Congo Free state.

Brussels. Dee. BIN De Trocs
premier and minister of the interior
died today. lie became premier cu
May End last.
The death OF Troos further eompIs
Gates the situation with regard to the
annexation by Belgium Of The Congo
Independent State. II was 10 hin
that all political parties looked to ar
rive az some sort Of a compromise
a. Il vas understood that be pos
sessed considerab:e inanence WITH
King Leopold
King Leopold recently returned
from Paris on receipt Of the news
Of the premier being desperately SH
and he was deeply moved today when
announcement vas made OF she pre-
mier's death was communicates 20
him at the palace.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-01
new YORK SETS
OLD YEAR OUT
MOST eoIsrERoUs NEW YEAR's
EYE IN hlsroRy on
THE CITY.
MANY CHIMES PEALED
Climax Reached at Midnight Mhed 4
Every Whistle and BelI ia
cry and Harbor Added
70 the Din.

New York, Dec. 3i.--With hearts as
4 light as the confetti that kwirIad.
ihliFzard-like, about the Broadway
jrevel route, New Torkers tore the
Hast leaf from the calendar of 1907
tonight and set their forces towartl
the new year. or sail the boistor0us
New Years evhs there never was
one noisier and mere hilarious. Early
In the evening the fun began, ear
drum SPLITTING horns. VI COW bells and
every other siin-nrodacing device That
the cnlt of hsicksters has discovered,
sounding In horrible Iissonanee and
increasing In volume until the mid
night climax, when tile, shrieking
whistles, pealIng bells and shouts
from million thriats marked the
passing Of the old year mud the ad-
vent Of the new. Restaurants, cafes
and hotel dining rooms were crowded
and when midnight struck the thoii.
sands within Its doors added cheers
and songs To the din outside.
In marked contrast with these fes-
NfNa4iEN ~ VA Es bNRstirh at ~ LuQANf4uta
churches. whore congregations gath
erred and In silent Worship watched
the old year out.
AN midnight approached as many
as could got within earshot pf old
Trinity church at the head of Maila
street At ItsaD the chimes of the
historic esIifIen f,ealed forth evening
BELLS. Then followed religious
and patriotic program. intlading
America which sounded forth on|
The midnight hour.
Fifteen minutes after Trinity'a= pro.
gram began the chimes Of Grace
church. farther up town were heard
while Shepherds Watched si'heir
Fiocks, and other numbers fs,lIuwed.
The Climbs of 81, Patriek's ssoon
added To the melody. Az the reeadent
year disappeared whistles of factories
and Of seemingly all the crafts In the
harbor lot forth one terrible blast, |
,ells changed and every other variety |
II noise imaginable. Mingled HI the
oar that fairly shook the city. /
g f 81 "a II
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-01
BIG DAMAGES AWAROF D
New Liverpool Salt Company Gets
Judgment Against California
Development Company.

Los Angeles. Cal. Dec. 3i.-Dam
ages to the amount Of si5s.7i6 were
awarded the New Liverpool Salt
company today in the United States
district court against the California
Development company on account OF
destruction of property caused by
overflow Of the Colorado river which
resulted. II was alleged from the con.
struction Of canal intakes by the De.
Neiopment company. The company
sued for s525.OoO out the court dissl.
lowed part Of the claim.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-01
EDITOR IS KILLED
Son ousrreled With EmpIoye and
Father Attempted TO Interfere
Shot 10 Death.

st Louis. Dec. 3i.-AI H. Sphinx. edi-
tor of the Daily World. author of THE
Derby Winner" and several other
plays and formerly sporting writer of
national reputation. was shot and per
haps fatally injured tonight by Victor
Groves, an employe. following an al
sercstion with William Sphinx. the edi-
tors son SPHINX was rushing TO the
scene OF the quarrel when Groves
whipped out revolver and fired two
shots. one entering the editors left
shoulder and pentrating the lung
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-01
.0UMA MEMBERS I
IRE SENTENCED
167 GET THREE MONTHS I'M.
PRtsoNMENT WHILE TWO
ARE ACQUITTED.
DEFENDANTS PROMINENT
In Russian Politics--Sentence Carries
With II Loss Of An Political
Rights--Take Effect
January 90.

st. Petersburg, Dec. 31.-=The trial
lof 1G9 members Of the first Duma
who signed the viborg manifesto
was concluded today. One hundred
land sixty-seven were convicted and
sentenced to three, months imprison.
|nient, while two were acquitted on
the ground that they had signed un.
der misapprehension The sentence
carries with 1t the loss of all political
rights. Unless atl appeal is taken the
sentence will take effect beginning
January Goth. until which time the
former deputies VIII remain at large
without ball The trial began Deccm-
ber rs and was notable for the power.
ful speeches made by the most promi-
nent D fthe defendants, which seemed
u reawHken public sentiment and to
iEfuse the old time spirit into the
ranks OF the opposition, The pronli.
nence Of the accused. II is generally
believed induced the government toI
exercise leniency
The sentence withdraws from Rus
sian politics the foremost liberal
leaders In the Constitutional move.
ment for several decades, among
them being Ivan Petronkevieh, Who'll
framed the first denirnd on the enl
reror for constitution; Princes Dol,
Shakaffsky, ex-Secretary
Towerhouse; Obolinsky, and Ourosoff. |
we'll known jurists; M Petrajitskia,
Vladimir Naboukoff, leaders Of the
Constitutional democrats Max vina-
ser and Lenitzky and Peasants Zee
lilkin and Naaarenxo, together With
! score OF otherqnoted men
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-01
PERMANENT ENDOWMENT.

Boston. Dec. 31.-Tho prudential
COMMITTEES OF the American Board Of
Commissioners for Foreign Missions
decided today 20 inaugurate at once
q plan TO secure for the twenty col
lecss and fifteen theological training
schools IN the far east aBd other for
eign quarters connected with the
board. q permanent endowment Of
ts,e0g ,0oa.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-01
JUBILEE OF POPE Plus
Begins Todsy-20 Years Ago Was
Opening Jubilee Of Priesthood OF
Pope Leo XII.

Rome. Dec. 31.-The Pope's Jubilee
will begin tomorrow. In December
1858 he said his first mass. Today
his holiness remarked that twenty
years had lapsed since the opening
jubilee of the priesthood of Pope Leo
XII, when two hundred thousand pill.
grims gathered here from all corners
of the earth to render him honor. In
contrast TO this. the jubilee of Pope
Plus will open very quietly and with,
out the coming together of a multi.
tude.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-01
MINISTER TO
W HONDURAS HANoueTED

San Salvador Republic OF Salvador,
Dec. Si.-H Percivsl Dosigc. AnIeri-
can minister to Honduras and saliva
dor. who arrived here yesterday. was
received today by Premier F7Euerua
A banquet yss given 10 the American
legation tonight At which many am
orleans were present
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-01
ELECTED OFFICERS
Western Surgical and Gynaecologicat
Association will Meet Next Year
at Minneapolis.

st. Louis. Dec. 31.-The Western
Surgical and genealogical Associa-
tion today elected DR.. w. w. Grant. of
Denver, Colo, president; Arthur 7.
Mann, of Minneapolis, Mimi; secre-
tary treasurer.
The next meeting will be held In
Minneapolis December 3O-31, 1908.
During the day papers were read by
Van Buren Knott, of Sioux City. Iowa;
ID. c. Bruckmann, of 0ttumwa, Iowa;
p. Percy of Galesburg, H., and
other&
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-01
cHURcn Will BENEFIT.

Fort noslEeA Iowa.. Doe 3l.- Isaac
Gsinmae, asbluheer capitalist. III dead.
age,l So stay the terms of his will $50,
D0J III dIvfIaa between the First Meyh-
odist church ~ Fort Dodge and Morn.
ingside College, OF Sioux City. These
heqsiests will not be available, how.
ever, until after. the death Of the
widow.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-01
UNDER CONSIDERATION.

Atlanta. Ga. Dec. 31---A bill was
filed In the United States circuit court
tonight asking that the Georgia Pro.
hibition Law be declared unconstitu
tional. Judge Newman has taken the
matter under consideration.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-01
BANK Rosseo.

Brahsm. MINI. Dec 3f.-Ths Farm
srs and Citizens Bank Of this. place
was robbed last night of $500 cash.
The vault was blown open With nitro
glycsrine. The explosion was not
heard and the robbers escaped unde.
tected. A fOsse is searching for
them
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-01
SMOKING IN sED.

Lincoln. Neb. Dec. 3f.-Mrs. A.
Mosher. while smoking pipe in bed
this afternoon. set her csverlet sfre
and burned to death.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-01

Nsw York. Dec. s1s--In spite Of The
-ecent financial depression. the rcFf
# New York collected s7I2lss7.ass
'iuties during the year just closed An
Increase Of t3.isfefs over 1895. Tbs
shove figure was given rHt by cVlterf.
n OF Customs FrwieF todsy. Hos.
sver. there Was falling OF 81 nesFlt
;s0e9. .0eo in November and Decembfs.
the months Immediately foiioEinz tie
financial depression. compared vHt
the rest Of the year.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-01

of s7,4ooOco 900 i totsl " the ccpns
try's Prcdu%ts " Aoricutturs Fps
I'm yssr 1ast
- SSSisl sa& III rs

\ !. -sl VI. !. a .a
tSeM iorA r's'c. s' ''' w'sao'
aalsFoi $l20,oVu,oOO from ieW Mree
TRUST compauies, precipitRting tlao
Iseason III boarding and sefIsiin9 c,,s. \
ra,,,, ,,s ..,,....... w. 4a..s l.s. u. VI
IA "a. n sls ..ss Se VI,
"ae aio'sA M A''s'dru Auso'As '''us sas
iItrys ~ erediiAtis Id Inns Annual rpyieNI
LOT trade. published toHiurruw. Win
tharfsir beer, ana M 4fhA nrest fSrstfSFf
,.r,s, .s. ..<.s,. <.x stss,4 ss.xs.. \, /.
n, ','s q \ III .ss s,''' n.
n o''asp = IT, !" u II s'o'eas ~
W closing period pfs hnaAciaa siisaufnT
anee tnaf caused many plans fora fna
tufe extensions of businesss tc D@ eiJH
| ~ aDandoned soF postponeu. " ne Ke
jstpfation pi normal opnnlIionst stne fe1
isieW declares depends upon easter alaPs
aiaoneS ana = resisaa e1 e9ni1asnRe
oosh 81 Wnich seem nearer toaaY tnah
N sly tiine since 0ctohers Wheh lhe
lstrlhgency began, Whiie failnFas WeFe
trall NJ usnt aufihE the iast quarter M ta9
sear, 1np feNieW points1 osss eaHt4 ss ~ " y
conlparisoh " carriedS spack M pre-ll
slpua peflous III distre9S shfIe ~ \
'hnen cause 1ae '1e for conSratuihtaon in tne
ansu'Fsrty returns,
heg ass'eW clses tne Rs'Hafs''at !19a'
l,re9sp,eesrily "a the country great cfop*s
1aen I1insa w ~ lat Re us'tn,
as'ts III NJ N W. clr1usAtlQp 4
alip otneF inportaAR iseins lla "a prnspef.
..s 81 sns n'ss NV nlfshIns W isvs hAA
tnen takes w Ine ns1neial sisustl!1s Nh
mi MT s1ae csohs 81 she yeaf kas n
sa'1vHs phhses ~ VIZ ets6is we 'GolAz
snluos ss III
NJ skisp'sssiss y IL sss sa..
iHspsssts''es' MeFe saot pHNalty u
nl,lsiou5 's ,ih tv"', nespse'' N sa1'V 9Ns !u
sa'x sn a1e 'ass slua' ss'' Nh H psk ~ st
e. AAsAf'rep .Nete WHic Il sinot
taua.s " eAAtFptioanai ~ sISe ahp - s1Ail \.
..es AZ .the lolrsn auaItef eANeeaert
'epoSe1 MI my ~ inFec MontnS ReFtpa
si''s3st 80 SOisaucniik stho he 0fkty ss
" tns nnaIclhl disttI 1a IDance aha t1o
!. NANNY !. ~ pauhs " pfovlus ~ IN.
s'iu aorVu''!ion ations,s y ~ eAtsefass'y A
sra'ilyilis THAI iaiiures were not nNs
'lore numerous Wniie tne ccfnnarativs
N n O. n ~ ~ ~
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-01

teVneludsd % slz's fsss'
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-01

poiNo Al LITTLE BETTER than
your advertisement promises viii
prove to be apayIng asset. But under
any circumstances back UP the adver.
tiserent by your actions.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-01

fconciuded On Second fsss.l
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-08-07
Berger.

Bm. @0nmap, elm 6arbiper, MUIR
be am Sunutne, 2 Weilen rueiilIdl
BON hier, am Interchangeable Cob
aufeeiunben. Sein Bobnort in ct
Souls murbe apf elmer In ieiner ga
ihe Uefinoiiheu Gboreiie ermitielt
unb feline 9eihe BON 2eihenbeltatter
Blumer babin lbermtttett.
Im 80. Suli iturb babier bic be-
fannie uno bohaeahtete 5rau Caro-.
fine Neper, aeb &irh, @attin UNI
ieres Mitbnreers Wm. Weper, i'm
Utter pbn u Sabren. Sic mar In
Breu6en. Seutihlanb eeboren, fam
als tleines Dtdoheu NIT ibren @Itern
nod Berger unb ebellhte oaielbit in
1858 6errn Bm. 9. Weper init nel
dem tie bis su ,hren goSe in alid.
lidber @be iebte. SIZE binterlabt
auBer ihren Satin, alnoer wie folat:
Sobn Neper, Berger, 5r1u Gmatia
Rue&ler, Rep 8lrt. DtIa 5rau
Bauttna 8euein, 2eslie, gRo.. 5rnu
aJsnts SirhbOffer, Seontiu. Oscar
Sseptr. ct. Souls, unb Z gntet anb
me brere i1rentef. Sic nor Glitch
bss 5rauenuereins Der Guanot. De.
nteinbe, unb uuroe ibre 2etd1e nui
benz Samilienfriebhofe auf ibrer
Garm nnter aruser 8etbeilieupa be.
fattet. Bifar q. 8. 9Oep belt ben
2eibeneottesoienh.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-08-07
+ Julius 9siermanu eeitorben.


@n Der Bic Berger lit am uerean-
aenen 5reitns auf ieiner 5arm Der
betannte 5armer Sulius Seiermann
i'm alter BON Is Sabren eeiiorben.
Or purGe aeboren am 4. Wtat
1882 80 SanUuer in Seutit lauo.
Gls 8~'idbriaer anabe fam Ell nit
ieinen @ltern nah amerifn (1S40)
ppielbit bic 5umilie iih In @asco'
naoe County a%nfeoelte. SIM Sabre
1856 trnt er in ben 5tanb oer Che
nit Raauiula 8ogel bic I'M Sabre
1869 burb ben Sob entriHen uuroe.
Gus bieier eriten @be stusen 6 8ins
Der bernor, S6bne uno EUhter.
Sm Sabre 1870 bat &c iib nieber
uerbeirAtbet nit ber Jest trauernoen
8ittpe 8%arDlinn, eeb. Barner.
Gud oieier gbe iinb 6 8tnoer ber'
uursesaneen 8 S6bne unb 8 GDbter.
Bon oieien II ainber iino nod IL
am 2eben. SluBer Der Bittpe uno IL
Rinber binterldBt Der Sabin9eihie'
oene SO @nteltinber, l 8ruoer unb l
S1meiter.
9em @ntihlafenen mar tein leid'
ter 2ebens Gbeno beidieoen. Srei
Sabre bat er an einem b~artnddiaen
@aqenleioen selitten. Rob in oie'
lem Jribiabr beeab er iid| mad ct.
Souls NIT Der Sufnune oieaeitt
bod @eneiune su finoen. SO ibien
aut tbatidhlih etuas Seierune
eiueetreten au iein, aber nur aui
turse 9auer.
YIN MtoreeA oes 80. Suit lit er
ianit entidtafen, uahoem er auf tie
6rase ieiuer Satin, oh er aerne
beim einae, aeantportet bate:
.Seim! D tuie id6n."
Die BeerOiguns faub am 5amitaa
auf benz Betbanien 5riebbofe ltatt
uno teitete 8aitur o. 8ueberer bic
aeihenfeier.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-08-07

8tttenbera Die Bri'
maruabl psrliei bier rubia. Beaeu
Der herr'heubeu Qibe blieben piele
Tern.
- YIN Spnntaa uno N0ntng mar
NlElonsfef In bieiiger 2utheriiAen
@emeinbe pelfes iebr gut beiuht
mar. Die 8Onette betrua sl07.
ais3ie g8itte pelde mebrere
Sabre bel Srau Simon Sueaer i'm
9ienft ftanb befinbet iih gu Sauie
I'm cine aeitlnns bel ben Gltern au
bleiben.
- 8rof. &m Shul3 If pom ieiner
BeiuHsreiie nad aanins bierber su'
ridsefebrt.
SIN 5eim Der Brauteltern purs
ben feste Bobe 6einrif 5ritemeper
unb Jri. 2inn Seiemnnn ebsti@ Der.
bunben. gisl SfHd unD ssseu sun,
Gbefanbl
SIM Ssim bee SObn. aa,asr itnrb
lebte @o&e Geo. sseiImann. Tie
geerbisana fanb nuf benz goptifsu
5riebbufe bet Dmsnsuiae ifntt.