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Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1908-03-05
M I1sa TO Eie.

II have found ont that there is no
use to die of lung trouble az long as
you can get DR.. Kings New Discov-
ery,'' says Mrs. j. p White, of Rush
boro, Pa, ''I would not be- alive to-day
only for that wonderful medicine. It
loosens up cough quicker than any
thing else. and cures lung disease even
after the case is pronounced hopeless. .
This most reliable remedy for coughs
and colds, lagrippe, asthma, bronchitis
and hoarseness, is sold under guaran-
tee at Piers drug store. SOC. and 81 GO
Trial bottle free.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1908-03-05
Best Healer in the World

Rev. F. Starbird, of East Raymond,
Maine, says: 81 have used Bucklen's
Arpica Salve for several years on my
old army wound, and other obstinate
sores, and find it the best healer in the
world. use it too with great success
in my veterinary business Price 25c
at Piers drug store.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1908-03-05
O. Ill and ~. blk III. DAVIS, $500

10, ii and ~, blk ii, DAVIS, $500
Lem Mccullough and wife to Q. a.
Banger, undivided half OF lots 9. 10. IL
and IL. Davis, $500
Geo Stout to Nick Wilding. lot a.,
blk 13, Davis, $50
Myrtle NJ Sanborn and husband to
Il D Ward, piece OF land adjoining out
lot %, Hurley, $500
Meier to Harm Arends and John
a Hippen, lot IL blk 1, Chancellor, $50
I Frank Hannum and wife to Harry
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1908-03-05
,he latter will receive MEDICAL aid,

tl0 ld1tef Will receive Iheuicdl diu,
Miss Efiie Berry came down from
Chamberlain Monday TO visit at the
home of her brother G. A. Berry.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Rector enter
tanned Monday evening in honor of
Mr.. and Mrs. D. c. Smith, who expec.
to move soon to their farm in Bremen.
A most enjoyable evening was spent.
Are county taxes high' Yes. Why?
Because s25, 10000 is being expended
on new steel bridges; about 100000
on repairing wooden bridges. The
high water of the past two years have
raised havoc with Turner county roads
and bridges. A special levy of S7000.CD4
was made to pay the judgements made
against the county in its suits with
the independent school districts. The
number; of insane is the largest in the
history OF the county and this expense
must be met. New school buildings.
higher wages paid teachers and high
er township levies add to the total tax.
Turner county taxes are higher this
year, but every dollar has been judici-
ously and carefully expended under
the supervision of competent men.
From The New Era
| Julius Gilbert and James Hogan of
Hurley made Parker business visit
on Monday.
j. W. Langdon came on Friday from
Quinn, S. D to visit his mother, Mrs.
i. Langdon.
Miss Gertrude Thompson and Pearl
Boardman OF Hurley were over-Sunday
lguests OF Miss Retta Sheldon.
| George Jenter OF Hooker has sued
DIR. "A. j. Struble of Centerville for
$4,000 damages for alleged NAL
practice.
i David P. Hofer. young school
teacher near Freeman, buncoed Philip
Huber te sign a paper which David
Iclaimed was recommendation as u
Teacher, but it proved to be a note for
4 S40O This David sold, and skipped,
and has not been found. although
traced to Chicago. His action is a
surprise to his acquaintances.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
| Edward Jeffry and wife to Peter
Hourscht, lot 10, blk s. Davis, $4,000.
Tena Pronek to James Pronek and
Mary Pronek, smq sec i 1888, ST
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1908-03-05
Wagner

Wagner
Sophia Haines is visiting at the
Chris McGinn home.
Geo. Schultz went to Canistota
Thursday to cry sale.
Crank Dayis drove to Centerville
Thursday to have some dental work
done.
Ruth and Mike Drey OF Beresford
visited relatives here last week.
Miss Faulken and Miss Smith came
down from Tea and visited q couple of
days.
Minnie Caldbeck spent Sunday at
her home in Parker.
While in Sioux City last week Chris
McGinn bought couple of cars of
cattle for feeding.
Mrs. Art Hough and children of
Lunda, are visiting her parents. Mr.:
and Mrs. j. F. Aslin.
Fred Marquardt and family were
over from Hurley Saturday.
The last number OF the Davis lecture
course will be given Mar. 10.
t. II. Chase died suddenly Friday
night at his home near Davis. His
death was due TO appoplexy. The
funeral took place Sunday and was
attended by large conoourse OF
friends
Theodore Chase was born in Illinois
| in 1859. He later moved to Iowa and
to Elk Point, S. Oak. and came here
in 1885 and bought his present home
near Davis He was q member of the
NJ. e. churce at the time Of his death
He is survived by wife, two daughters
and three sons.
/ S1O0 paid by DR.. Shoop for any re
cent case OF Grippe or acute Cold tha,
25c box of preventics will not break
How is this for an offer? The Doctor'i
lsupreme confidence in these little
Candy Cold Cure Ta elets-Preventics-
Is certainly complete. It's a$1OO agains
2sc-pretty big odds. And preventic
remem Der, contain no quinine, no lax
alive, nothing harsh or sickening
Pneumonia would never appear j
early colds were always broked. SAT,
} and sure for feverish children. 4s Pre-
lventics 25c.
III ->-s-e------.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1908-03-05
N II MBER Az

D Wards, lots i and 2. blk 2, Hurley,
$50
George r Pasco to Alonzo 9 Welch,
lots ii and II, blk 80, Hurley, 81 5000
Peter Allen and wife to A. w. Har-
per, lots IL and IL, blk 50. Hurley,
ss, 600
"A j Garry and wife to "A w Harper
lots ii and l2, 90. Hurley, $500
-J B Barnard to Eli G Rundell, lots s
and Z, blk 30, Hurley, $4,000.
Ole Sathren and wife to Tom OverDoI
lots and 3, blk 2, Hooker, $500
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1908-03-05
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Edward Jeffry and wife to Peter
Hourscht, lot 10, blk s, Davis, $4,000.
Tena Pronek to James Pronek and
Mary Pronek, swq sec 1883, ST.
Hirich Hessenius and wife to Lem
Mccullough, undivided half OF lots 9,
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1908-03-05
PARKER

From Press-Leader.
Mrs. G.. F. Hackett and daughter
Alma went to Chicago Tuesday where
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-29
A AND INDUSTRY.

Tho Continental Express Company
through which the Chicago. St. Paul AMI
Milwaukee road Ii to operate its own en-
f.r-ss business, has flied articles Of IN.
corporation In the States where this y.
required.
Dynamite was used In m attempt T.
blow up the home Of Charles Girchner. Z
~non-union woodworker, In Chicago. Ne
one Of the seven occupants was hurt. bnt
the windows In the front Of the cottasor
were shattered and the stairs leading to
the front door were reduced t. splinterD
BY the force Of the explosion. Kirchnes-
had left the union and joined q rival o.
ganixation.
A labor colony, removed from the infu>
ence Of walking delegates BY q ten-fooe
fence. i being established BY the Corr
Products Company on the banks of IL
drainage canal near Summit. The -.
100000 new plant Of the company is -
be completed with n<n-union labor. n.
avoid interference by walking delegates
from the city. cottages have been buile
inside the enclosure.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-29
HOMES FOR POOR MEN.
Easy 70 Acquire Under the Opera
ton Of the 'tCarey Act"

Easy TO Acquire Under the Opera
ton Of the "Carey Act"
For the poor man the government:
has provided q plan under which, land
q be homeGteaded at practically no,
cost. Fol- the man who can arrange TO-.
pay q small sum each year in 10 an
nual snstailments there are great pro-
jects that have been undertaken by the
United States reclamation service. But
there 10 another large class Of those.
who wiah to WI a small section Of
ground that they can call their own,
and this class Is composed of men who
cannot AFFORD to drop all of their pres
ent affairs and take up their residence.
for five PEARS In a new country, ~,
would be necessary II they either 40
quired q homestead on the prairie Or
obtain land that IL irrigated by the
government For all such there Is what
is known a. the Carey act" lands.
The Carey act provides for the seq
regation Of 100000 acres Of arid lan0a
In q State. This land is to be sold
for not to exceed so cents an acre and
10 to Be irrigated by private compa.
nies. In order to obtain water rights
for this land It II necessary for the
settler to enter into a contract with
the company that does the irrigatinec
and to agree to pay a certain amount
q year In easy installments. This -
from $ to "a . year for each acre, a.
q rule. When the entire amount has
been paid the i~rrigating system passes
into the ownership Of those who have
acquired the water rights.
One Of the most interesting thinn.
about the Carey act Is that under IT'D.
provisions only a short residence ID.
necessary and q teacher, professional
nan Of capitalist can spend q short
vacation on the ground. make tho.
small payment required and obtain t.
tie. In Wyoming. where the Big Horn
Basin Development Company has juso-
thrown open 245.0 acres for settle
ment, q residence OF 80 days ID all that
II required.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-29

New stosy - nishep MsCahe.
An interesting incident Of life In IIh
By prison was recalled BY Colonel 6 n
Bradshaw addressing 1 meeting Of rep.
r~esentatives Of the patriotic organize
tons q Washington. The mama q
Bishop McCabs was mentioned.
n recall one or the darkest. stormlsst,
rainiest nights q old Libby" aid
Colonel Bradshaw. Tho Union pris
onssa wuto hud6Ds1 eaoukHse - - 6
The lowsr 6oors. and the rain was com
ins n a them IN 4 perfect dsiuga.
Among the captives In blue was Bishop
McCabc. then I chaplain. In his *
ccns Of good nature he saw the hur
morous aide Of ' such Z situation -
I have described. While our boys. hun
gry and cold. wers trying TO keep warm
and dry, I voice ri raised above the
bowling of the tempest outside and
could b heard In all parts Of IL
prison:
Hands On yOur pocketbooks.
ssIhe voice was that o. Chaplain No
CabA who know full well that thsss
not I sinsie dollar In all that grsat
crowd 81 shivering Yankee soldiers.
The sally caused m outburst Of laugh
tes. Notwithstanding the uncomfortable.
neoD Of the Observation-Disclosures
Star.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-29
xAxouo ! oUx11rzr.A

-
- Mss 100 Ws
ra-"~ 49,. -
49,
...l.ssS .~-I 49,
.AC oss @ - 1870 -
~.
!. -.
se..* ..s1 !.
49, - 49,
q @s...s~~~ -rs~1--.-ss -
49,. y. IN 80. "a -,..,,~ 49, -,,n
Aa..s-
49,, -n.s !. 49,. c,,~.,. $3.50
= =. ~s~s.-
.s,- -.x ~. $500 A-.,-
80 49,. 49,.
49, ss.s.,-sr
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-29
4 Regular MytA Expssls1.

There II Z popular myth" nays Colo
nei Mosby. ~that Pope announced II
his esnssal oeder upon taking command
that hie headquarters would b In tn
1nddla.s he fact = that Pope nsvsS
aid any such thing. but Il has become
N article q faith IN the South. TO
question IL truth In Virginia would b
secarded - hslng n great IN oct u
lnpleU = 20 discEsdit ~ legend q
POcahcntas ana Captain Smith"
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-29

p~lea-asked no mercy. He went - his
death with stoicisan Of m Indian wife
and daughter stood In the doorway ana
saw oil. but there were no tears-ns
outburst. Al We were ready to ride
away the woman came slowly down b
the spot. looked at the body for half .
moment. and then turned to ask:
-Is Jim deady'
~Ysa," answered the captain.
sHui~ And she walked slowly bacA
To the house and entered II and shut ths
door, and No rode On and LEFT the
corpse hangfug.-Dctroit Free PremL
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-29
Usss.s via nusss Strike.

The BELL Telephone Company 1t Butte.
Mont.. has settled the strike d the line
men and operators which started Afteen
months ago. by concediug nearly every
point In dispute. even having dismissed
some Of the injunction suits under which
labor leaders had been sent to Jail. The
company had been completely paralyxed
BY the boycott. despite the iniunctiora.
~ the merchants had not dared to use
the phones for.tear Of losing trade.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-29

The leaders In the new National Pros
perify Association say that they have
begun negotiations with the leaairg 'aaa.
ufactuYess Of The country to ia'eee the
latter to apply evc-y incrrase IN business
- the re-emplo, Enent III worsesS.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-29

The New Haven railroad system re.
ports the largest aefri, for the last quar-
ter since the beginning of the panic last
fall. the shortage being S6is.S3s. This
condition exists in spite OF rigid reduction
Ii operating expenses.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-29

Throughout the South members Of the
Farmers Cooperative and Educational
Onion have begun blowing up a portion
Of their cotton fields to insure against an
excessive crop. Besides this. the yield
will be further reduced BY the damage
from foods In the Southwest.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-29

Daniel Frohman. president Of the Ac-
tors Fund Of America, which held its
annual meeting in New York. told those
assembled that the fund. in its twenty
seven years Of existence, had disbursed
more than Si.ooo.00D to the needy, but
that the last year showed a deficit. Of
$4,000.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-29

Denying that lie intended to p4ve the
way for al n esaat onal marriage. Prince
Pruspesa - .s Of Italy arrived In
Wasllassos wisis his son, Prince Narip
Colonna. and lie Marquis II Sommi.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-29

Fire in Holiday. Read 4 Sons chem
ical works, New York. caused damage -
the extent Of $4,000. !.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-06-18
Gttte Oanfbare Nra,t.

5rau Sacob 6op aug 9uoiouoilIe.
Dlid.. ihreibt: sd miiroe nidt oaran
oenten, ben Nlpentrduter au SauIe aus=
aeben gu laRen. Siebsebn Sabre lane
bate id cine eroBe, ldmerabafte 8e=
lbpulit unter meinsm Wrm. sSd Der.
luhte oiele Ner5te. aber es mar alles
oersebsns. 3ulebt fina i1 an ben
4lpentrduter gu sebrau9en uno Die Nn=
lamelung ooer @eihmulit berlbmano
uno bat mid ieitber ME mieoer belQfiat.
Dos fino iebt 3ebn Sabre Der. sSd bin
ielbltperftdnolid @ott oafiir oontbar.
bon iolh' einenl i1reflihen uebeI be-
frelt gu iein."
gire tpeitere Befpre9un9 oes obiaen
griefes 1T nidt notbpenoia. gr lpridt
ttir ltt ielblt. Seooh nod elm Wort.
Der Nlpentrduter 1T teine 9lpobeter=
Uteoiain, ionoern Elm einfades 0aus=
mittel. tpelhes Dem publitum oireft
ourb Spe3ial.Ngenten oelieiert miro
bon ben giaentbilmern. Dr. pster
Jabrnep & Sons Co.. ll2 -ll8 so.
popne Npe.. Chicago. Slinos.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-06-18

Ser Cirrus Ser @ebriiber Sun
miro am Dienifag. 80. SUM-, bier ,tpei
8oritellungen 9eben.
= Cine tbeilueiie eonneniinaerniB
miro bier am eonntag, %. ssuni. BON
9 llbr Woraens big 1890 lidtbar iein.
= Soiepb Dalnep. elm Roblenordber
BON Rosnea, luaro eeaern nod benz
Srrenaipl in Nafiillon sebra6t. Ser
Mann bate iiber finan3iellen WerIulten
ben Weriano Derloren. gr III 81 Sabre
alt uno bat cine Gamilie.
0erfdumt ni9t, ben Rolonifo.
tionsaaenten ouf3uiu9en, Der am
ylittipo9, Gonnerffog, ssrsitoo uno
eamifaa, i, O., 8. uno 4. Suii bier
i'm @eepes 0otel ODER in Der Office po,
Feed an3utrffen III inb Mustunft tiber
bic freie 9eife na6 1aromie ertbeilt
uno bic proonite 3eiat. bic in isnerl
tru3tbarsn Grbrei4 tua9i.n.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-06-18
Grtruufeu.

Nm samltas Nbeno fubren ieds
lun9e Wdnner bon bier in spei gooter
iiber Den 9usearawas berunter, un
iiber sOnntaa auf sbane's Sniel au
campiren. Wdbreno iie lultia uno
gutter Sinae maren. bemertte pl0blid
elmer Der 8eielidaft. oab zines oer
goOte feblte. Sofort beltieQen bier
Wdnner oas anoere Boot. um oas feb
lenoe Jabrseu9 3u iu9en.
IS mar cine prddti9e Na1t. beinabe
tagbeQ mar bas 8eldnbe pom Wonoe
beleu6tet. Gie iungen yeute maren
luitia uno idautelten in ibrem ueber=
mutbe bas Boot. big baHelbe pl0blid
in Is SUB tiefem Waner umldlua.
Die bier Snfahen bielen in's WalIer,
uno oa 5lDei oerlelben. Gdarles Gprin=
ger uno Wiles Barrett. niht iduim=
men tonnten. 10 riefen bic @efdbrten
ibnen gu. lie ioaten iid am Buote fef=
balten, bod tonnte teiner berielben oaI=
ielbe erreiben. Barrett i9rie um
0iilfe, aber tpdbreno Ieine @efdbrten
ibn ans llfer bradten. rief aud
Springer UNI 9iilfe unb ebe feline
Greunoe ibn erreihten. tpay ,r perlun=
ten uno erlt nad b;inabe stpei Stun
ben miibfamen Gu6ens puroe feline
entieelte 2eihe 9efunoen.
Sprinsel, Der "a Sabre alt mar uno
bier bel ieinen gltern mobnte, mar Sci.
ser auf Der 6. & g. giienbabn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-06-18
Gmtoeduna eines 9aembranbt.

Ser Direttor Der t0nigliben Sal,
lerie in Berlin, profefIor Mlois 9arz
Ter, bat Elm Hembranbt'19es portrGt
entbedt. Ser Rembranbt, bas 8ilbnib
etnes iungen Mannes, Der nit blDbem
Musorud auf ben 8efhauer blidt. fanb
ft9 unter einem portrdt zines biib19en
iunsen Mannes bon Der 6anb zines
unbetannten Giinitlers. Gbe 6auier
bas 8ilo fir einen Membranbt err
flGrte, legte ct es benz renommirten
Runittrititer profei1or Mar sSriebldns
Der unb anberen @a9ber1tGnbigen por,
bic naf forgfdltiger priifung ieine
Mutbentioitdt beitdtigten.
9umpbrp Marb, ber .@atte ber be-
fannten NobelIiittn, bate ienes 8ilb
beg unbetannten Malers auf elmer
Nuttion in 2onbon auf @pefulation
fir $3.50 setauft unb an 6auIer ges
fdidt, ber fir ben beiten Meftaurator
IN Deuti4lanb gilt. 9au1er fanb, bab
bds Bib iiber elm anberes genaH mar,
unb bra9te f1liebliH bas bon Nems
brandt fsnirte portrdt ;u Sage. Gr
fdrieb an Marb, Der fi9 sesentpdrtis
tn Rdnaba anfbdlt, tDas er gefunben,
unb fdidte ibm fpdter cine Babel,
bepef9e nit einem Mnsebot bes reiben
6tablfabritanten Rommer3ienraibs
Roppel. Man einiste fih auf eir,en
preis bon mebr als benz 25faaen bel,
fen, mas Warb be5ablt bate.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-06-18
Retr4tbSb : slutIl iAsl,sAe,s.

Mnauii s. @ilirr. GIeotlano D2orp
Wlatbil0o Nma9er, NoQersbilIe.
SaeDb 9. 0a.pie. alliance Mplo
Waub Nennels. Bolib1r.
Benjamin Mests Gillian Wclfe, bei-
Dc BON Ne,p @omerstomn.
Mlfreb q. gpans Mba .sSone ct.
Sobr. beibe poll llbritsbille.
Hreperie Wm. polf. Nodeifer. sc. 81
Mnrcia Bel Wiltin. Nen pbila.
elmer 3bomas 4atie Uober, beioe
BON 5uaarereet.
@arl gD. Waiea - gmma Warren.
beibe bon Grmeroale.
Gbarlss 8. 2itben - gtbel 9. pfeif.
fer. beioe bon ubbihspille.
Sacob Wartber emma grisaal,
beioe bon Canal Doper.
- Die @ol.ntdfer (rose bugs) mel.
DE idon leit Sahren bier in 8drtsr,
uno sseloern sroben ghaoen anaerih=
tet, fino nieoer in 9roben 5daaren ers
lhienen.
So melt mir b6ren t6nnen, bat
Der Groft am Nienlfag MorQen Iebr
lpenia Sbdben 9etban. @smilepfIan=
aen. Wei3en uno Obit baben onrdb ben
Heif niht selitten.
- Die Ber9wertsbelber unb Sob
len9rdber oieies Diltrifts baben lid,
na1 lanaen Gonferen3en iiber cine
2obntabele 9eeiniot. bic bis sum
/. Npril 1910 in Grlft bIeibt.
- gum Beiten einiaer 6erri9aften,
Die trob pieoerbOlter Mabnunoen ME
elm 2ebensssiden BON fid aeben, tuer-
Den mir pobl in nddfer 3eit ipieoer
eine rldmarae 3ilfe" publi3iren mil.
len.
- Woae 1T bilieer als felt sSabren.
hdnoler be3ablen fur ungemaihene
Wole 20 - 81 Gents, fir unaenas
idene Is = 26 Gents oas pfuno
Dor einem Sabre besablie man 25-28
Gents fir ungetpaIdene uno 1913
Gents fir sewaidens Wone.
= peter 8eder, elm 65idbriaer ssn=
lane oes Nrmenbauiee, tpollte am
Samitag Nbeno in Canal Doper auf
elnen StraBenbahnuaaen iptinaen, oils
oerielbs ibon I'M 8ange mar uno pur=
De nit GROCER Wudt auf oos StraBen=
pflaiter getDorfen. Ser Mann nuroe
erbeblid berlebt uno muroe nah oem
Union 9oipital sebradt.
= 2eBte Wode reisten Grau esolepb
2esbelmer uno Mame Robp BON Qouis=
uille. 3d., nad Canal Sober, um Der
Ooh5eit bon 6rl. eleanor Robp. Sod
Ter bon Sobn Robp in Canal Doper,
uno 0r. S. 8. @aiep bon Stem pbila.
oelphia beisutpobnen. Sic batten einen
Soher mitaebradt, in Dem nit anoern
Helleehetten aud ibre 6etttleioer einae.
padt maren. Wls man ben Softer auf
Dem gabnbof bclen no(lte. mar oerlel=
be perlhmunoen. Spdter fano man
Die &iite in SepiQa in einem ssrad,tpo=
gen. aber - leer.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-06-18

Qti4nam b-n bongeInu.
fen. Gin in Der glGbe BON Bono,
iitiDsf, NuBlanb, auf Der Gtrabe &c.
funbener Qti9nam tpurbt in Elm Mm-
bnlatorium gebraht. Der Mr3t ION.
ftdtirte ben Sob. Qlls man nah tini.
ger 3tit bte Dbbuftion bornebmen
ipollte, mar Der 1Dbte bapongeldufen.
Oit Dbrigftit bat bierduf an ben Qlr3t
bic Jroge geri6tet. ob q f4 nidbt IN
ber Diaonsk geirrt babe!
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-06-18
0enorbktt. .

Am IL. Sunt IN y(etD Ybtl1Oelpnt0
0torQe u. Gahmer im litter bon rs
Sobren an sinem 0er3leioen e hattie
einiae Sage iibsr unmohlisin Qslloat.
tam ober am 5,eitaa Moraen wie 9e.
n0hnlid nah Der Bant BON Bates &
Oonce, oeren 0icesprdlioent er' Dar
uno lebte iib auf einen stubl. um eine
3eitun9 gu lelen. bic ieooh idon i'm
nd6fen Mu9enblif aus ieiner 0ano
fiel. Mls man nah ihm lab. bing ieln
Gopf aur e.ite iiber ben stubl uno
alS Elm Mr3t 3ur Gtelle lam, tonnte oers
ielbe nihts neiter tbun, als ionitatiren.
bob Der Mann ioot lei. Ser 0erltor=
bene mar in Somerlet @ountp. 3D..
9eboren, fln aber lhon als Sinh nit
ieinen gltern nod Ghanespille In Die:
fem gountp. 9ils 9abmer. cas Wan-
nesnlter erreibte. trat er oils @lert IN
ben Store BON VI. Bates in Shanespille
unb beiratbete ipdter oeHen 9ohter
Sara. Sm Sabre 1864 tam CT nad
Rem philadelphia. betrieb einige 3ei1
einen Store nit 8. &. Wiliams uno
i'm Sabre 1875 rparo er gum probate
Rihter ermdblt. uel1e @teae ter biz
gum Sabre 1889 betleioete. Spdte,
trot er in bic Bant ieines ghmieaer.
paters. VI. Bates, uno 1ano bis 5u lei.
mems 9ooe in 0erbinoung nit oieiem
sSinonsinltitut. 2abmers @attin itarb
ihon Dor l8 Sabren. @r binterldbi
3tpei 66bne unb brei 961ter.
Mm l6. SUM in Canal Dober Yfar-
rer Ybilip Soldier i'm Mlter bon SO
Sabren. Ser yerltorbene mar in
DeutIhlano aeborer lnb fam i'm Nlter
BON % Sabren nad ben Ser. gtaaten.
1T marc Oiatonus in Der oeutibs bsepan=
geliiben Stride in Canal Sober uno
preoi9te aelesentlib in Yertretune oes
pfarrers. nno als lebterer nod Wai
lillon berufen luuroe. erndblte Die @e=
meinoe ibn gum preoiger. tuelbe Stelle
ct l3, Sabre lang betleioete, uno sur
ndmlihen 3eit aud als Seelior9er in
Mineral Yoint unb strabburg mirite.
5pdter tpirtte Der Weritorbene als pre=
bigger in Yort Walbinaton, Dannibal
uno Winesburg. 8on @inesbur9 soo
Die camille mleoer na1 @anal Dober,
no Soldier ieinen 2ebensabeno perlebte.
eeine 6rau itarb ibon Dor mebreren
Sabren. gr binterldbt spei Sobne
unb pier 50hter.
Mm 13. SUM i'm Union 6olpital
isrieorib 3aoerlp bon Stem pbilaoel=
pbia i'm Alter bon so Sabren. Der
yeritorbene mar bier seboren uno bat
nit Musnabme einiger Sabre, Die er in
Union Sownibip 5ubradte, INNER bier
ge,Dobnt. Dor einiaen Wohen maro
er BON elmer ihleibenoen 2dbmun9 be-
fallen. bic feline ueberfiibrune nah oem
9oipital n0tbi9 mabte uno ihlieblid
ieinen Sob berbeifiibrte. Ser geritor,
bene mar ME berheiratbst. Gr bintet=
ldbt snei Briioer. @barles in Spencer,
N. g.. uno 4miel i'm State Walb=
in9ton. uno stuei Sdmeitern. 6rau
Charlotte S6ab in Chattanooga, 5enn.,
uno 5rl. gertha 3aoerlp in Chicago.
gm 10. Suni in Der gidbe bon
Wlneral Gitp i'm 0auie ieiner @ltern
Carl Sneanep i'm Nlter BON l8 Sab
rem. am Sage uorber batte Elm pfero
ben junaen Mann in ben unterleib 9e=
idlaaen uno ihn 10 iAwer berlebt, oaB
er ben gerlebunaen erlas.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-06-18

gSir berebnen feline @intrtssebiibr. @cl1 Sbr Elm
eisenes 9em, 10 befen mir gud, Elm olbes ,u leibten
Bebnsunsen 5u ermerben. Sabt Sbr @eo gu beponiren
10 be3ablen mir @udb Swenal i'm Sabre oair 3inien,
bis bas @elb suridsesosen 1T
Sffce 11S Court Ct Wau iprebe BORT Dor.
George Weltp, Setretar.