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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-02-27
MRS. PLATT MAY
ENTER The CASE
DAUGHTER SAID TO BE
CONTEMPLATING NAMING CO.
RESPONDENT.

Washington, Feb. 26.-Mrs. Myrtle
Platt is likely to be named in an
amendment to the bill for separate
maintenance filed in the superior
court against Colonel Tucke- by Mrs.
Mary Elizabeth Tucker, daughter OF
the famous civil war general, John A..
Logan 1t Is expected that q decision
will be reached In the Tucker case
this week.
No affair among the members Of the
army set has attracted SO much atten-
tion as the Colonel Tucker case. MS.
Tucker endeavored to accomplish her
end through the army department but
failed. and has now transferred her
war on Colonel Tucker to the civil
courts. The present bin makes no
mention of Mrs Myrtle Platt, but II
is thought possible that an amen1-
ment may be filed naming the nurse
whom Mrs. Tucker reproaches for
part of her troubles.
The former Manila school teacher
cleared herself of Mrs fuckers g
charges when the colonel was accus ID
before the court martial with having
paid too ardent attention to her. Mrs.
Platt visited Colonel Tucker when he
was confined in a hospital at Mount
Clemens last summer after an opera.
ton. She was faithful caller at the
hospital and seemed to be greatly de
voted to the colonel.
| Mrs. Platt has remained serene
through all the charges of Mrs. Tuck
er and has maintained that her rela
| tions with Colonel Tucker have never
been wrong.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-02-27
COOPER Defense
HAS Been BEGUN
AFTER LONG CROSS ExAMINA.
TON STATE TURNS DEFEN-
DANT OVER TO COUNSEL.

Nashville, Tenn, Feb. 26. - Lieut..
M. B. Pitcher, U. s. A, was the first
witness examined today in the
Cooper-Sharp murder trial He said he
found Carmack's body lying in the
gutter at the time of the killing and;
picked up a revolver containing four
loaded shells and two empty ones. Car
macl5's right hand was extended. The
pistol was eight inches from his hand.
After nearly two days under one Of
the most searching cross-examinations
ever heard in Tennessee court, Col.
Duncan B. Cooper was surrendered to
his own counsel last night by the
state. The defense will take up redi-
rect examination.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-02-27
BARON W ANTS TO
OFFER MEDIATION
PRESIDENT OF FRENCH PARLiA.
MENTARY ARBITRATION
GROUP APPEALS TO U. S.

Paris, Eeb. 26-The French parlia-
mentary arbitration group of which
Baron D'Estournelles de Constant is
president today made an effort to
arouse public opinion of the world
and compel the powers to offer medi-
alton in the event that a conflict in the
Balkans becomes inevitable. The sup
port of the United States and South
American republics especially is de-
sired by the French group. Telegraph
ic appeals will be dispatched to
Washington and the South American
capitals requesting the cooperation.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-02-27
keokuk Girl a Suicide.

Keokuk, Feb. 26.-Mrs Florence
Croak, formerly Florence Hansing Of
this city, committed suicide in Chi.
cago Thursday. The family was in des-
titute circumstances, as the father
was improvident, and rather than
struggle longer to keep herself and
two small children alive the woman
decided to end it all. Miss Verna
Hansing, a sister Of the dead woman,
has left for Chicago to attend the
funeral.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-02-27
GETS BERLlN's "RlPPER"
Attempts to Stab Woman on Crowded
Street but Officer Arrests
Him

Berlin, Feb. 26.--The unidentified
young man who during the past fort
night has been delivering series Of
attacks upon women on the streets III
Berlin was captured this morning. Hs
made an attempt to stab % woman on
a crowded shopping street. He was
seized by policeman. Today's at
tempt was the thirty-sixth ripper
case since beginning of the outrages
The descriptions of the assailant do
not agree. For this reason, 1t Is bss
lieved that various men may have
been engaged in the work.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-02-27
Macy Hunley is
Sent Up For Life
By Jury at Abba

Il u y
Abba, Feb. 26. Especially
AT 2:15 O'Clock this afternoon
the Jury in the case against
Macey Huniey, colored, charged
with the murder of Bernie Wat.
klns at Buxton last December,
returned a verdict of guilty
and fixed the punishment at
imprisonment for life. At 12
o'clock last night the Jury
stood 10 to 2 In favor Of hang
Ing, but later compromised on
life. There was no provocatlon
for the murder, which occurred
In the company store at Buxton
In the presence of many wit
nesses.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-02-27
Dr.. Sells Appeals Case.

Osceola, Feb. 26.-An appeal bond
of $4,000 to the supreme court will
save DR.. Frank w. Sells from the
penitentiary for the present. DR..
Sells was yesterday sentenced to
20 years hard labor at Fort Madison
for criminal assault upon the person
of Miss Stella Hartman of Clearfield,
la. The young woman was a patient
of DR.. Sells private sanitarium here
and claims she was the victim of the
physician.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-02-27
PRESIDENT ELECT IN INTERVIEW
TODAY DECLARES THAT RE-
VISION is FIRST REQUISITE FOR
BUSINESS RELIEF.
CABINET HAS BEEN
FINALLY COMPLETED
SELECTION OF FRANKLIN MAC
Weigh OF CHICAGO AS SEcRE-
TARY OF THE TREASURY FILLS
ALL PORTFOLIOS.

New York, Feb 26.-President Elect
Taft declared in an interview today
that the revision Of the tariff is the
primary requisite for the relief of the
present business condition. He ex-
pressed hope that the revision would
be accomplished by June 1. Speaking
Of this revision Taft said:
CAS- this is a primary requisite for
the relief of the present conditions,
l want to have it disposed of at once.
l am hopeful there will be important
revision in the existing schedules
made by congress in the extra session.
I look forward to June / as the date
when most of these changes will be-
come effective
Favors Commission, But Not Now
Taft's opinion was given after an
interview with James w. YanCleave,
president of the National Manufac-
turer's association, who called to urge
the creation of permanent tariff CON-
mission. After his departure Taft said
he favored such commission but did
not favor it's immediate appointment
Such commission appointed now, he
said, might block the plan Of revision
as now contemplated.
Cabinet is Completed.
New York, Feb. 26.-All qualif1ca-
tions Of the uncertainty In the perdic-
ton that Franklin MacVeagh of Chi
cago has been selected by Mr.. Taft
as his secretary Of the treasury are
hereby removed.
Mr.. MacVeagh accepted the place
yesterday afternoon and thereby the
Taft cabinet was made complete.
No official or unofficial declaration
of Mr.. MacVeagh's appointment is tc
be made by Mr.. Taft until he promul-
gates his entire cabinet. But in this
case. as in other notices Of appoint
ments, &the facts are known to be cor
rect.
The cabinet as completed with the
selection Of Mr.. MacVeagh is as fol.
| lows:
| Secretary of state-Philander Chase
Knox of Pennsylvania
| Secretary Of the treasury-Franklir
MacVeagh of Illinois.
! Secretary of War-Jacob M. Dickin-
I son OF Tennessee
Attorney general-George w. Wick
ersham Of New York.
Postmaster general--Frank Fl
Hitchcock of Massachusetts.
Secretary of the navy-George vor
L. Meyer of Massachusetts,.
Secretary of the interior-Richard A
Ballinger of Washington.
Secretary of agriculture-Jame!
| Wilson of Iowa.
Secretary of commerce and labor
| Charles Nagel Of Missouri.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-02-27
SANFORD p. POND is DEAD.
Prominent keokuk Pioneer and
Founder Of Big Poultry Busi-
nese Dies at Aoe of ~

hSoS DiSS az SAJS VI 10.
Keokuk, Feb. 26.-Yesterday morn
ing occurred the death Of Sanford P.
Pond, one of the most widely known
residents and business men of Keokuk
from the infirmities incident to adj
vancing age. He was 7S years old and
resident in Keokuk since 1857. Mr..
Pond founded the butter, egg and poul-
try business now conducted by the G.
H. Pond company, which has its prin-
cipal plant in Keokuk with thirty-five
branches located in southern Iowa and
northern Missouri towns.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-02-27
SOUTH cARoLINAN WANTS IN
VESTlGATIoN AS TO WHETHER
RECENT ROOSEVELT MESSAGE
is FIT FOR MAILS.
RECORDS BROKEN IN
LONG HOUSE. SESSION
FILlBusTER KEEPS
MAJORITY. FROM PASSING APP
PRoPRIATIoN BILL; ADJOURN
MENT AT 3:21. A. M.

Washington, D. c., Feb. 26.--
Senator I'illman today introduced
a resolution 1nstructing the sem
ate committee on postof1ces to
inquire and report whether the re-
cent message Of the president
forwarding to congress the report
Of the home commission should
not be excluded from the mails as
matter improper for transmission.
Washington, d. c.. Feb. 26.--An
records of the sixtieth congress were
broken by the house session which
ended at 1921 o'clock this morning,
having extended over period of six
teen and one-half hours. The efforts
of the leaders to rush through all tho
important appropriation bills In the
closing hours OF the session, which
terminates next Thursday at noon, to-
gether with distractions placed In
their way by Democrats, probably will
necessitate long night sessions On
every one of the five Remaining days.
Record for Speeches Broken.
When the house met today Chair
| man Tawney of the appropriation COM
mittee renewed his attempt to secure
the passage Of the sundry civil ap-
preparation bill The Democratic fili-
buster inaugurated last night greatly
| irritated Tawney and the result was
| frequent clashes between him and
members Of the opposite side Of the
ro1l hsaf
Of the chamber. The records
of the official stenographera
show the aggregate Of the remarks
those of any day during the last
quarter of century.
White Wash for White House. /
| Long after midnight the house lab
ored to complete the consideration Of
the bill, in the face Of a filibuster
The Democrats after midnight offer
ed scores of amendments, none OF
which were adopted, but which inspir
ed Chairman Tawney to lecture" the
Democrats for their "levity" He
urged them to consider the bill cons
scientiously as representatives of the
people should in order that the senS
ate might have time to give 1t propt
er consideration.
AS though in reply Representative
i Williams Immediately offered an
amendment to increase the appropria.
ton of $4,000 for extraordinary res
pairs on the White House to S25,000
and to authorize the use Of this money
for washing" at the White
House.
when we are providing money IN
: favor of this administration for cleans
ing up" he said, II am not In favor Of
parsimony."
Speech on Jackson.
Representative John Wesley Gaines
of Tennessee delivered speech on
Andrew Jackson and Representative
Byrd Of Mississippi in the course OF his
speech strobe from one side Of the
chamber to the other and denounced
the attitude of the American govern.
ment on the Japanese question as the
most humiliating exhibition oi
obsequious senility of any party ever
in power" Several yells followed this
speech.
/ At 1:15 o'clock the "filibuster' had
subsidized and the members then set
, tied down to work until morning,
Chairman Tawney assured them the
house would be held in session until
, 3 a. m.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-02-27

Seed Warehouse Burns; Loss $15oyooo
Chicago, Feb, 26.-Two firemen
were injured by falling walls when
the Albert Dickinson seed warehouse
was destroyed by fire. The loss on
the building is $150,000.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-02-27
ssse s..ss sssasss
WEATHER FORECAST. I
o o o . - . D q o

Iowa-Fair tonight and Saturday;
cooler west and central tonight.
; Illinois47E G enerally fair tonight and
Saturday; warmer in extreme south
tonight and cooler north Saturday.
Wisconsin-Partly cloudy tonight
and Saturday; fair with cooler In east.
Local Weather.
Nine o'clock last evening. ..... 40
Seven O'Clock this morning !. "a
Two o'clock this afternoon IS
Sunrise, 6:31; sunset. 5:S6; moon
set, 1911.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-02-27
Speaker Explains.

Speaker Bancroft of the Wisconsin
assembly in his testimony before the
senatorial primary investigation COM
mittee said the 5000 he received from
the Stephenson campaign fund was
spent in the organization of work for
Stephenson in Richland county, and
that he spent an additional s100 Of his
own money for the same cause. He
had refrained from "pernicious" activ-
ity, he said. Bancroft refused to say
to whom he paid the money, although
the committee voted he should answer.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-02-27
ENGINEER is
KILLED IN AN
IOWA WRECK
ROD ON ENGINE FALLS, sTRIK-
ING SWITCH AND DERAlLING
LOCOMOTIVE; MANY NARROW
ESCAPES FOR PASSENGERS.

Van Horn, Feb 26.-(SpeciaD -
Engineer Charles Brown of Perry was
killed and several persons slightly in
jured In a peculiar wreck at 3 o'clock
this morning. Milwaukee passenger
No. / west bound was coming into the
yards an hour late and running fast
when the rod on the side of the en-
gine fell down striking in the point Of
a switch and derailing the engine. The
fireman escaped serious injury.
The engine turned around with the
pilot facing the east and was thrown
up on Its side In such a manner that
one of the wheel extended SO close to
the line rail that 1t tore out every
window in four cars.
When the train was stopped the en-
gine was lying midway between the
baggage car and the rear coach. The
track was torn up and the rails
thrown In every direction. One rail
penetrated the boiler Of the engine.
Another was thrown distance of $50
feet.
Des Moines, Feb. 26.-The Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul overland limit.
ed going west went into ditch at
Van Horn, Iowa. at 1 o'clock this
morning. s. H. Brown, one of the old.
est engineers on the road was killed
The train was running at a high speed
when the engine left the track and
turned a somersault. The baggage
and mail cars were piled on top O!
each other. The other cars were
turner over on their sides. The acci
dent Is believed to be due tosa broken
flange. With the exception of sligh,
scratches none of the passengers were
injured.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-02-27
WILLIAM CROCKETT CLAIMS HE
WAS IN VINCENT SCRUBBING
POOL HALL AT TIME OF THE
ASSAULT OF MRS. JOHNSTON.
CONDUCTOR COLLINS
SAYS HE is TOO BLACK
sTRlckEN WOMAN PASSES BAD
NIGHT, HAVING JUMPED FROM
BED TWICE IN HYSTERICAl
AGONY-JUNkIN QUlZZED.

ps e .
IT. Dodge, Fob. 26.-(SpeciaD
William Crockett, the coIored
man arrested at Fonda on sus-
picion Of being the assalIant of
Mrs. c. NJ. Johnston, will be
able to prove an aIibi. William
cronIn, keeper of the pool hall
at Vincent declares the negro
was there Saturday, leaving Sun
day noon for Rockwell City. He
: describes Crockett as tall and
slim.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-02-27
ATTORNEY GENERAL is SENT TO
WASHINGTON WITH cERTIFl-
CATE DECLARING SENATOR
NAMED ON SEPARATE BALLOT
''UNCLE IKE" HAD AN
ARMY OF WORKERS
WISCONSIN PoLITIc.
IANS SHOWN TO HAVE BEEN ON
PAY ROLL OF SENATORIAL
CANDIDATE.

Madison, Wis, Feb. 26. To
days joint ballot in the Wiscon-
sin legislature gave Stephenson
40 out of 112 votes cast. The,
number necessary for election is
u.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-02-27

Madison, Wis, Feb. 26.-United
States District Attorney Wheeler left
last night for Washington having In
Gov. Davidson of the vote in the SEN
ate and assembly on January 26
electing Isaac Stephenson as United
States senator. The certificate Of
election is countersigned by Secretary
of State Freas The separate ballot
gave Stephenson go votes in the as
sembly which is claimed to be clear
majority.
Lieut.. Gov. Strange who presides
over the Joint assembly when the bal
lot for senator Is taken has re-
fused from time to time to entertain
q. motion that Stephenson was elect
led on the separate ballot, each time rul-
! Ing Lie motion out ui ORDER. since
THE balloting In the joint session be-
gan Stephenson has failed to secure
a majority.
Around the Pie Counter.
The state ot1ice-holders, present and
past, state employees, federal Office
holders, several prominent attorneys
| 1lu OllCl WClC polu liloliCJ lOl NoC III
furthering the interests Of United
States Senator Stephenson in the re-
cent primary election was shown yes
terday in statement of election ex
penses filed by Rodney Sackett with
the investigating committee. The
making public of the list created a
sensation. Among those who figured
prominently in the list and the
amounts received are:
Levi H. Bancroft, speaker of the as
sembly, $3.50; J. w. Stone, state game
warden, $2,5o0; L. B. Dresser, member
of the state board Of control, $2,100i
w. G. Wheeler, United States dis
trist attorney, $500; John T. Kelly
city attorney of Milwaukee, $500
Rock Flint, United States marshal
$50; George Gordon, La Crosse, $1,000
solon Perrine, Superior, $4,000; D. z
Riordan. ex-state senator, $1,000; G. c
Wellcnsgard, 3assemblyman, $25o.S0
Hugh Lewis, doorkeeper Unitet
States senate, $3.50; T. Purtell, stat,
fire marshal, SITS.
Others received smaller sums. Item
described as touches show tina
"old soldiers and "heelers' received
50 each. Speaker Bancroft has bcel
notified to be in readiness to testif,
upon call of the committee.
Cna
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-03-12
Aus bet altfn 9fimatb.
BrauoeHbur9.

Berlin. Ourd Die Stnrtdtung
6es Rcubm0roers abeI 8oIlet in ge.
tbrne lit ieine bon Der SSl1rp freige.
fpro9ene @eliebte 8. Watorat BON
einem fur6tbaren Eorannen befreit
tporber. 9ie idIifte gr3dblurg Der
2ei6en, Die oas BON BoIlet perfiibrte,
gut pe%raulagte 9auernmdoden an
Der Settle oes mberbeiierli9en Rallb'
mor6ers ertragen mrtBte, ma6te lait
50. 8. g." auf etnen @tttper, ben
@eber 9rienp Gbriitp einen tiefen
ginorud. Sett bat er angefiinoigt
oab er iid in iebr furoer Belt NIT
2ouiie Matcrat berm1blen tperoe.
propins Ranuoper.
SiIbegbetm. Sos Spfer
eires rodiiidtieen 9ienintd0dens
ip6re Der @utsbeiiter Glalloib IN
Gi9erobe beinabe genorben. Ser sc.
nannte molIte ieinen &affee trinfen,
Der linn bon benz DienitmGo9en &c.
bra9t poroen mar, bod i9redte TIN
mad benz erIten S6Ird Der iaIe6te
GeiGmad bonn @eitertrinfen ab. Set
nGberer llnteriu9itng er9ab iid bob
91ipferpaiier IN Dem &affee entbalten
mar. 0as 9~tenitmdOden geitano Elm,
Die Chat beriibt 81 baben.
$annoper. @or S9red trr.
iinnig. 8ei Sber . &idlingen auf 6er
gbnuiIee la9 Sbme tpurbe Der 45
Sabre aIte Qrbeiter &at BON elmer
Gutomobilbroidte iiberfabren rtnb ge.
tobtet. Der Chauffeur puroe Dor
g6red irritnntg unb Duroe in bic
9ropimsiat Sell. unb Bflegeanitalt
fir @eiitesfranfe iiberfiibrt.
Osnabrid. Cine fuitm glaub.
Iihe &batia6e miro bon Ssnabriid
semelSct, tpona6 Elm 9tenitmab9en
rs Sabre lang BEL ibrer Serri6aft
tuar. sSobanne @ilbaiiS, geboren 9.
Sebruar 1919, %eeitorben IL. 9e5em'
Der 1908, oiente felt 1888, bonn ID.
2ebensjabre, oIio 70 Sabre Der Sa'
mile Meber In Ssnabriid. sic Bat
bort bret @enerotionen, Der @roB'
mutter, M1itter unD Eodter geoieni
unb miro ibr bon Der Samilie Elm
trelies Inoenfen betpabrt. 9ie StaOi
bate ibre Greup o,trd 8~erleibung oeS
giirgerbrtefes eeebrt.
Qropin; meftpreuseu.
9an3ig. Cine bIuttse SAINT
lientrag0bie bat it6 m 0uBig abge'
ipieIt. Sier puroe Der 80 Sabre alt(
Observation-Disclosures Srieori6 8ollet
bon ietner breibigidbrigen @befral
Bertha eridoiienL morauf bic Grat
beriudte, aud ibrem 2eben elm gno'
gu bereiten BoIlep, Der Bel Der &ai
farItden @erft bei66ftigt mar, puroI
am Moraen bon einem herbeiuerute
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-03-12

HaI 0ousmanfl na@ gernitante-
Seffnumg Der 8obnung in ieinem
S6laf1immer in elmer groben glitt.
Iade Dor Dem Bett Iiegeno aufgefun'
oea; feline Iinfe S6lGfe mics einen
gdubfomaI auf, aliberbem batte er
oni6einenb cine &ileeI in ben Nttnto
erbaIten 0eben ibm lag ieine Gle.
frau, Die nod fhtpade 2ebens5etaen
bon fib gab. gei ibr Duroe cine
S6ubberlesung in Der redten SdIdfe
fetaeItcllt; bic &ligeI mar bon bort
aus IN bic @ugenb6ble eebrungen lino
battle 6as redte Iuge a1s9etrteben.
Srau BoIep tDlrbe iofort ua9 benz
Stobtfasarett gebradt; on ibrem @uf.
tommen tptro eeorueifelt. 9as 9ra.
mo bot iid lnIt 81. &" tn gang fur.
ger 3eit abgeipieIt; oern bic beibe1 m
oenlieIben 8irmer i9lafenben Gin.
Der bes gbepaares, 5tpei Mdoden tn,
GIter bon tte,ril urb elf Sabren, bober
bon ben S6iiiien nidts geb6rt.
0on3ig. Sieier Gage brade1
bier iunae MGb6en aus 8usig auf
benz Brsiger 8iet elm. Srei bon th
men ertranfen.
Rheiupropins.
giierfeI6. Ster eridob fid
Der Waisfetier Tiinfer, Der felt ieinem
8eibna6tsurIaub nidt mebr au iei.
nern E%ruppentbeiI 5uriidgefebrt mar
uno aIs 8eierte1lr eefu6t tpltrbe.
Seit einigen Eagen eineen @erii9te
Inn, nod oenen Miiirfer itd i'm Sarie
ieiner gItern nerborgen bulte, nes-
boIb ii6 elm 8enoarn IN oas Saus be.
gob ur6 Wiinfer inter einem Bette
oerIteft entoedtc. @ls i'm Der Gen.
BARN mlfforoertc, aus ieinem 8erited
berpor3ufommen, frodlte Elm Sau5.
Miinfer tpllrbe aIs 2etde unter Dem
@ette berporge5ogen.
&0ntgsminter. &iir5lid
puroe bier elm Sitbrmanr aus Sonnei
bon ieinem eigenen Subrperf iiber'
fabren urtb get6btet.
9IHeI6orf. Sn Sberfaiiel
tpdlroe Dos 5tpeiidbrt9e E66terden Ell
mes SdIoiIermeiiters bon einem Mo.
tortpagen Der &Ieinbabn 9iiieIborI
- arefeIb iiberfabren uno getobtet
&6nigsninter. BUR Crime.
rrtng an Die SiIberne Sof5eit i'm &ai.
ierbmiie lot Der Better Oes @i1ter'
miibIenbofes, Sr. Serbinmb MiiI'
hens, Ser Sta6t &onigspinter eine
&urnbaIle geitiftet, bic ettpu 10000
R. Soften peruria6t bat. Siingi
fanb in @egenfpart 5abIreid geIa
benpr @dite 6ie feierlide ginpeibune
Der itottIiden Surnballe Itatt, Serer
gertpoItimg bonn Glitter Srn. Sc.
donten Gonmes bon bier iibertrager
tpur6e. Sr. MiiIbens mill i'm SIN
idIuB an Die Surnballe nod 8iblio'
tbef rnb 2eieroum, ioruie 3eiden-
Ruiif. nnt gortragsiaaI erridter
Iaiien-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-03-12

Uret 0et frporene mtf etrer tlei1ten
;Sldi DIE 0bamberlain's Seibpeh,
Gholerd uno Outafall MeoiSiu
pom Gbolere Worbus sebetIt.
per o. vs.. 5Dtuler 9tebtDner,
ata., ersdblt cine @rfahrune bic err
madte, mGbren0 er ais Seihm0res
ner in elmer MISUNDERSTANDING in
&oWarosuiIe, 8reisbaupthaot pom
&reiie Glebuurne, Qla., faurirte. @r
iaet: yN1breuO ih bort mar, OBJ if
etmaS friihes unb audi Burit'Sleiiti,
baS bel mir Cholera MorbuS in isbr
ihlimmer 6Orm ueruriabte. Sd
fibfte ara elenb unb iGidte nadb Ell.
ner 9emifen @b0lera , We6isiu, itatt
oeiien innbte mir Der a~potbeter cine
Staihe @bnmberlain'S 9eibneb, @bps
lera unb 9urhiaus Mebisin nit benz
Bemerten, 6aB er oas @emInifte
bate, mir nbet in Sulae Der @rs
prDbtbeit Oieies Setlmittels, npr5bae
mir le5teres gu ididen, ba er iir
beiien unfeblbare Sur earantire. Sd
nnbni cine Dole onupn uno flblte in
finf Rtnuten better. 8ie ;fpeite
Dole beilte mid ednslid. 3nei
Witaeihmorene litten in oerielber
8eiie uno cine fiuf unb stpansie
Gent Jtdlhe heilte uns aIe brei.
Gum Bertnuf BEL Balter Bros.