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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-01-29
Aie III bies!

Bir tieteti einbunbert Dollars Be-
lohnuna fir ieben 5au D @atarrh,
Der nttt ourG @innebmen BON Sol[s
Ratarrb 4ur eebeilt perben Tam.
8. y. o be nep& Go, Giasutb ,
EulebO, 8.
Bir, bic unterSeihneten, bnbsu
3. s. Cheney felt ben lesten Is Sab.
rem aefannt nno hnlteh ibn fir ppQ.
ehrenbaft iu'nlen Ieihdfts.
uerhanbldnaen nnb finnn3ieu befab
n0e BON fefner Jirmn einaeaana-
enen Berbinblihfeiten su erfaaen.
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8innnn & Rnrpin. @rub
bnnbtls Drosuiften. 9olebo. o
Saa'8 Rntnrrb-Rur niro INNER,
Ildb aenornme- unb nirit brett auf
ons Blut unb bic ihleim,aen Dber-
be8 Gpitem8. Seuen,fe frei
uerinnbt. 8rei8 Toe fur bic 5inite
E%erfnuft BON allen apptbetern.
Saa's Eamiiten 8tuen iinb bic
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-01-29
frau BLAME nid9t perIsbt.

5rau @uhau Blande pelhe NIT
ibren @atten iUpubl oils ibren Batter
Simon 8oeeer uno ibrem Sruoer
Souls 8Oeser nebit 5amilie auf Dem
3uee tuaren rpelter bel 9lenHwooo
9 rings, Colorado NIT einem 5radt-
suse cOlIibirte nobel eS an bic 80
9Dote unb mebr 8erDunotete CAB,
unb bic laut ADMINISTRATION audi
uerlest iein foo, e 1T elidIiderueiie
nit allen ibren .Guaeb5rieev unuer'
lest eeblieben. Der Srrtbum oes
Seri6tes batte oaourt feline ent'
ftsbuus bob 6rau ylanie iitJ Jwiiden
bic gerunaIidten beeab I'M BFeae
SRb 6hlfe leiiten, bod fiel fie inmit'
ssd al bieiea GlenOS uno s Gunner in
IN Oanmuht, uno muroe IN oteiem
8ufianb oils elne bee 8erlesten ue'
irahtet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-01-29
GaSwie Knebne
Giner Scr GrianSer Rernhanrt's
tSH.

1nwei. BON Sort Scott. 8anias. 1T
am ID. b. W. elmer oer 8anr iit nod
ami aebeu tefin6liaen @ranoer Der
Stnbt Ssrnann %aeitorben. 90 mar:
biefe8 Srans 2nouie anebue bee ben
alten @inmpbnern unierer Stnst nod
In Grinneruns iein wiro. Rit iei'
men 8raSern Carl 9ubpie unb @on'
rao Jriebrit &aehne ihloS. er in
8~bilaoeipbia fit Der, 8eutihen Gn'
Tebiunas @eisuidait. aus netder
Die Stabt Sermaun heruureins, on,
uno fam ausaanes Der 30'r Sabre In
Die bieiiae 4olonis. @r bot nit iei.
men Seitlenpfen ole bic Waben unb
Sorsen tpie fe ben erfteu Guiieotern
reidlihi suiielen burba %etOftet, uno
iein reotid3 tbeit 5uu Ssbuu5 bee
8olonit beieetrnaen. @r mar In ben
4O'r Sa5ren Srieomsri1tsr oabier.
uno nerblieb Bis anfanaS Der 50'eer
Sabre 100 ihn nit uielen au0ern ons
@ulbFeber erfnBte uito nafI ,Salifor'
len perid1ua. @r biieb oa ldneere
3eit, bod fam er mad SermanU
surfd unb muBte 81 ieinen 2eioweien
ieine @attiu gu Srabe trneen. Gr
iaufte hieruuf cine 5arm etma 6
Reilen 6stid] bon 8enbletDn uno init
ben 5amilien 6uttbaro uuo Suhn
Shmibt uelhe tif ebeniaa5 oaielbf
anaeteuft batteu, iieoetten fe uaH
Barreu Counts Iber. Setn 9raun,
fih cine munlGeusuertbe @riitenS Ia
Der Staot pelfe er nit Srlnben half
su iiteru, mar uOrbei. @r btieb IN
Barren Gpuntp aaf per 6arm biz
90: etrua 20 Sabren no er su ieiuem
SJtue Charles Ruebne bel Sort
Scott, 8aninS jo5, nno iein penn
auffdfus. 6 mac elm Rann bon
foliber 2ebensart uuo erreihte eas
leltene Alter uon 81 Sabren unb Is
9aeen. Or binterld6t anger leinen
Sobu Charles is,nen Sobn Souls
Ruetne pelfe: in Nrtanias rpobnt.
unb cine Gutter. bic Satin unieres
Ritbirsers Soco6 Sumbura, melHe
aae Dem 8esrdonih oes ebemlrblaen
@reiies be%iuObnten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-01-29

-Srp5i1. .6erbert 2anpen.
ouerfer reifte Iesten NittmuH mad
st. 2ouis UNI Beruanoten 81 be-
Bm. Stuebr tuelter ldugere
9eit In @bicaso ais &od arbeitete.
1T seaenwdrtia bier auf Beiud BET
ieiner nlten Bitter unb @eidwiiter.
- 9eu @eiier bat fih einen ifb'
men iHmarsen 5eneff anpeihaRt unb
uirs ibu nddites Sribiabr flr 2udt.
Sueds au8feQen.
= Seo. @euntnnn 1T giebbdnbler
eepuroen. Or lou iton 2 @aroune.
unsen bon ct. Souls setauft haben,
uub idJn tpieber uieles bauun uer.
touft baden. 90 iOu nidt iebr tett
fein.
9esten Wuntas IAbeub CAB Go
cine 5armer 8~erinmmluna bel Ser.
mann geidmann. Der 3ped mar
cine neue 9eIepbunnnie su baaen,
aber bic aause 8erinmmfune uerlief
uie bas Sprnbereer Shieben. Sun
uirb Elm manher fraa:a wte oas
uerlief: 90 batten bic 6Dru6ereer
elm Sdasenfeft ue~ranfaltet, RHb ME
ole SHasen ba tunren ,awb oaa
i4iebsa ioGte 5losseben, oa tattet
ots Soon berger feia Rnlser.
- lad bier CAB es. leste @ods
freunbtihe @efi&ter ais Dep. @sse'
uieifter, Seidmann beramsine unb
;ahite ben 2euten ibr iaaer uerbisn.
teS @elo aus, benn our unierc
Beae muB Der @rauet aire NIT Der
Bid los aearbeitet fueroen.
- aarl Stmibt psu ct. Souls
MID Bis gum s. 6ebruar keinen Yru'
Der @onblro beluhen. baB beibt,
tuetfi ct es ni6t wieber uereibt.
s
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-01-29

-StDtpe. Yaitur Raltbreu,
,er bon fredericksburg prebiete ba.
bier am lebten Spnntae Rahmittas;
In IA Gage 1T bier tuieoer @ottes.
bienit.
- Rar anieide unb DITTO BOD
tuaren lebte @ofe In SefferiOn Gits
um iidb ba bic HeiBisen @eiesaeber
antuieben.
- Bnt. Gpel, BON Gbamuis, mar
bier mebrere Gage bel ieiaen ger'
tuanbter unb 8efannter su 8eiuh.
- 8itbelm Sarbtte unb Srau be-
saben fif tebte 8u4e 8eiuhsueiie
pat D~tpenspiue.
#-Dscar Sdaeffer unb @eu. Saef,
tter iinb nit ibren reip. Garnilien mad
Mprriiun ibereeiiebelt. 8iniden
oiel Slid I'm tteuen Sein. ?
- Gbos. u. Gnteline bat bic gus'.
uit &irbner 5arm fir $4,000 sefauft.
- 5rib 8aeder unb Satin freuen
iia tbnislid iber bic Seburt elmer
tteinen 9Oater, apOsu mir ber3ria
eratulireu. @
- gm 6. Sebruar finbet IN 8ots'
bam elm GROCER @astenbaq itatt.
@er etnen uersnisteu Gbeno babsu
min ipDte burtbin seben, lrs /.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-01-29

itdnben Der Gnfehtuueen Der Sdub'
fabrif. GneeheIten unb :brer In ber
stabt ionit 8erblnbeten--alIes 9eu'
te pelde 9aut gutter 5rutlt Der Viz.
Belt anberer burf ben 8eftano Der
Shubfabrit Defenders ernteter.
Betra btet man bab Sermann ieit
laneen Sabreu cine i46ne 8rauerei
uno Gis'Gabrit bate, betrieben iest
burb bas 8uiammenwirten, uiefer
unierer beften Burger; oas ireenb
elm rufiees unb idmus,ees @ineu
Camp Elm Bier Depot baden Tam,
unb 3eu6bnlid AUDI bat menn Bro.
bibiti,n nid,t eineeflbrt 1T, uub eaB
man aber ME cine Brauerei uber
@is.Jabrif bel einem Rinen Camp
uorinbet, 10 t6pnte man aus.ufen:
pat German ruirtlihaqen GnIpratj
auf gbre unb selbfhdtuus in ieiner
Ritte uufaeeeben? 7 d
Shttebtih Tel nod b.mertt oa6 bic
Yeters Shoe 70. To- wenie ME bic
auten Burger u~nisrer Stabt pelte
nue. Dpfer flr bic Shubfabrtt bratl
ten obne ireeub- welhenn birefteu
Burtbeit au ernten, Shulo an ben
8erwirfniEen in unlerer Stabt tra'
gen. 8iefmebr iei bier pieberboli
oab bic Beters niht naf uns tanner
ionbern mir mad tbnen eineen uni
iebe uriahe uorbanoen III fortSufab
rem mad ibneu Su seben: unb bas fl
uniere Siabt ruieberbutt beeinfletei
mean tuir Serntann unter aleid,er
umftdn6en ibnen nidt eleih uadee
iommen rpdreu, @ieeerbOlt batten Il
Rahfdt nit uus alsiauoere Stdot
i6r ooIfommeueren Betrieb Der 5a
brid ibnen feel barhoten mas mir
nidt aufaubrinsen u~ermOtten. be
ttmmen iie idlieBiid Rdumlih!eitel
wie iie oieSelben far the @eihdf
ee5pauden understands Suaefeut
neil Seruanner ibnen iolde MOTH
tueroisen &dumlifteiten MID. 81
ne lien fdSuen uber modem, bann ba
ben mir feine urfahe anS baribe
su betlaaen, ipenn iie uns bann per
tafien. Bir iuo bnnt ielbft Shull
enran; auvh uiro aud bonn Ntemanl
ia unferer Brittle etspaS sutpiber ba
ben aUeun ieoer Sdubflbrif Wnse
AetIte tauu mar au8Uartiaes bic
trinit.
So bert B aIIer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-01-29
Benjamin TIeyer eeforben.
Gbeteute @ihter QuauIt Wenl

Die Gbeieute Ribter Gusuit Weper
baben i'm 2eben cine ihnere Briipf'
una 81 beiiehen. &rantbeit NOR felt
nielen Sabren in ibrem Setm elm be.
~itdnbiser @ait unb Ger Cob Elm bdu'
flyer 8eiuher. sIm Rontae ftarb
ibneu Der dltsfe Sobn Benjamin
nah 5 iabrisen 2eisen i'm Utter BON
80 Snbren unb Z Ronnten, uno mar
iein 5inibersung cine Grlbiung.
Der 8erftorbene Der cine quite S&ul'
bilbuns eenofen. mar Sdreiber aud
eine 8eitlans Sanblunssreiienber
ais i'm Elm yteruenleiben auf's Rran.
tenlaeer mari, BON tuelten er trob
treueter 9fese unb drStlider 9unit
niht 81 eeneien permodte.
Benny, ME ber 8~eritorbene turs.
meg In ieinen Betnnnteufreiie ee'
nnnut tuurbe, mar elm uublgeiitteter
uno IN ieinen llmeanesweien belieb'
ter iunser Rann benz elm ieoer
Der i'm fannie elm liebeuOues I'm
benten bemabren ruitb.
Die Erdnerieisra uaros sefiern
nahmittaa I'M giternbauie ,abeebat.
ten sefolat BON ber Beitattuna auf
ben fdbtiiden Grieobofe. Seinen
6inaans befiaeen bic ebrwIrbisen
Gltern, Elm 8ruber, bret suwefern
unb elm erober Sreunbes. unb BE.
ianntentreis. Bafor Meberbutb
dmtirte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-01-29

8 6. @eniet empfielt iif fnr aGIe
Rotararbeiten uie anfertiauna BON
8otfmahten, &aufbriefeu. (Geets
uno Rortaaaes) Guntratte, 8eataus
biauneen unb Eeiiamente, elf feb.
teres beionbers tein onusuater aber.
ieten iolte. Sprehaube: Dbenauf
I'M @raf Bta. 60. @ebauce.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-01-29

Rrdibent &uuieuelt bat entidieben
BOB Elm 9beil Der fir HE Rotbleiben.
ben in Stalien bonn &unsreB betuiais-
ten $500, 900 gum Nufbau bon ettua
$500 Bis 5000 5ramebduiern Der.
ipenOst tuerben iOu. 9as Bacterial
miro BON bier aus seianbt, uub bieii-
&c 5immerleute tuerben ben Bau lei.
ten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-01-29
sieben esob;e Berpeis.


~ Sd babe Sabre BeueiS gehabt
bob Rings Neu DISCOVERY bic bette
Mebisin III 81 nebmen fir 3uien,
Grfdltune unb ie6e .Rrantbeit oes
0niies, ber Bruit ober 2unee." iagt
B. y. Senrn Don Bannma, WO. Die
@elt bat 3S Satire long ben Seweis
eebabt onB Or. aina's Rem Osaeou'
erp oaS bette Nfittel III eeeen 6uiteu
@rfdltungen, Ga @rippe, Gfbma,
oeufieber BRONCHITIS, 2unsenbluten
uno bic Nnfdnee BON Sbminoiutt.
Sein Seitieer @ebralt uerhinoert
bic @ntmi6lung pDn Bneumonia.
Inter @arantie uertauft In @aliers
Gpotbete ~ so cents uno sl.00 Brp'
beHaife fret.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-01-29

Gie u. 3. 5armer Telephone
90. bate lesten 8onnerstas bet
Jrant 9oermann cine EXTRA Der.
iamimtuna UNI gu beratben Of cine
2inie bon StonpbiI naa Sap sebaut
mer6en iDu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-01-29

- 8a =. S%tOenner Bros uaren
leste Rode mebrere Gage In Supe
in @eitdfteu.
- Die @ebrioer Shults tatten
on SOnntae nuf benz 6eimwsa BON
ber Rirte etnen ~8uiammenbru4,
bod murbs niemaub uerlest,
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1909-03-24

Aspecial from Columbia says: The
fight in Abbeville county as to wheth-
er or not that county shall go dry or
continue its own dispensary is inter-
esting. Abbeville county is now the
only county in what is known as the
Piedmont section in which there is
a aispensary, and great deal of in
tefest is taken in the situation. In
this connection it is to be noted that
the statement is made that passen-
ger may board a train in New Or
leans and 60 to Richmond via the
Seaboard Air Line, and that from the
time he leaves New Orleans until he
reaches Richmond he is unable to lie.
gally get a drink of liquor except at
Abbeville."
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1909-03-24
He Playei Jean Valjean.

How soldier escaped from coffin
and got a pension is told by Capt. J.
W. Lindsey, commissioner of pensions
and it has to DO with one of prison
records Of the Civil War record.
"This applicant for PENSION" said
Capt. Lindsey, "claimed that he was
a veteran OF the Civil War and that
he had been soldier in one of the
Georgia regiments. investigated the
records and they showed that he was
marked up as deserter, having been
placed on post as picket, from which
he lnysteriously disappeared. I could
not approve the pension, although
there was no actual proof that he had
been deserter.
GA short while later he came back
and said he was ready to show that
he was not deserter. He proved
that he had been captured by FEEDER
al soldiers and put in prison, from
which he later escaped. The story
of his escape was peculiar.
lone night six coHins containing
the bodies of men who had died were
brought into the guard house where
other prisoners were confined.
The soldier induced one of his fellow
prisoners to assist him in taking out
one of the bodies, which they hid in
pile of rags. Then he climbed in
and had his comrade to lightly nail
the lid.
''Next morning the cofrins were
carried out sorle distance from the
prison to be buried. You can imagine
what happened when that fellow
burst cut of the coffin with a blood
curdliHg shrek. Graves and grave
diggers fell pell nell back to camp
and the Confederate soldier hurried
into the thicket and was lost. | ap-
proved the pension. .''-Atlanta Geor-
gian.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1909-03-24
Mother Whips Young Wife.
Leesville, March 10, 1909.

Atlanta, Ca, March 22.-Two girls,
one of whom had been married but
had left her husband, were chastised at
the local police barracks this morning
in the presence of the police martron
by their mothers, following declara-
ton by the city recorder that mother
had the right to "whip" her daughter
until she "was 81 years of age" This
course was agreed upon in lieu of
fine.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1909-03-24
AVERY, The JeWe!er
1887 Main ST., Columbia, S. c.
Notice Of Examination.

The scholarship and entrance ex-
animation for Winthrop College will
be held at Lexington, S. G. on the End
day of July, 1909, beginning at a N.
All those desiring scholarships or ad-
mission in the College should be pres
ent.
Applicants must not be less than
fifteen years of age and have a good
education in the common school bran
ches. Respectfully,
A. D. Martin,
16 Mch. 1909. Co. Supt. Ed.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1909-03-24
Panama Hats.

Get your Panama Hats cleaned xp
now before Easter. All work guar
anteed to give Satisfaction.
Prompt service.
Joseph Davis,
Expert Cleaner and Clothes Presser,
Lexington, sc
2W21.
La Junta tribune., 1909-03-27
a Card Of Thanks.

Having sold our business in La Jun.
ia. we take this method of express
ers-old and new-for their liberal
patronage during our seventeen years
of business life here, and We trust by
fair dealing and kind treatment we
have made many permanent friends
amongst those with whom We nave
had business relations during these
years. Again thanking you. and wish
ing you health. happiness and pros
perity, We remain
Yours respectfully,
F. F. TURLEY & SONS.
La Junta tribune., 1909-03-27

abdomen. Physicians wer. summon
ed. who attended him during most of
the night. and on Friday morning he
was considerably improved. so much
SO that he went down TO his place
OF business. but was soon compelled
to go home. and never was apie 10
leave 1t again until almost the fiual
moment he was taken TO The hospital
TO lie operated upon
Not until Monday did his condition
become alarming. and during the
afternoon two physicians. Drs. stod-
dard and Patterson. were summoned
from Pueblo. On their arrival on
No. 8. they were at once taken to
Mr. Daniher's home. and after liag
nosing his case, declared that there
was about one chance In a thousand
of saving his life by an operation.
II was decided to take the chance.
and Mr.. Daimler was taken to the
City Hospital about three o'clock in
the morning He died o4sehe operat-
ing table while arrangements were
being made for the operation.
Matt Daimler was born in New
castle West. County Limerick. Ire
land. fifty-eight years ago. In 1872
he came to America. Locating in
Leavenworth, Kan. where he remain
ed until June. 1881. He was married
on June Is, 1880. to Mary Michae..
and their union was blessed with
three children. The first and third
child died in infancy. and the remain
ciated in business with his father. In
the summer OF 1881 Mr.. Daimler cam
to Colorado and located in Las AMI
mas, where he was In the employ OF
when he came TO La Junta, and since
that date has been one Of its fore
most citizens. He was in the en-
ploy of Jones a. Fisher curing 1882
year purchased the coal business of
Charles and Ezra Deabenport. He
gave all of the tremendous energy of
which he was possessed to the devel-
opment OF this business and il made
him a rich man.
Mr.. Daimler saw more years of
continuous service in the city council
than any other man He was elect
ed the first time in 1883. and with the
exception of two years mas been a
member of that body for the past
fifteen years. In 1896 he vas elect
ed county commissioner. serving for
three. years. and in 1908 he sas
elected to the same position for a
term of four years. He was also a
candidate for alderman from the Sec
ond ward at the time of mis- death.
He was eager always to serve the
public and his fellowman. and in his
death La Junta loses one OF its best
and most progressive citizens.
The funeral took place Thursday
morning from the Catholic church.
services being conducted by the Rev.
Father Dilly. the attendance being
the largest that eyre occurred In
this city on any similar occasion.
The Woodman Of the world, the
Elks. Knights Of Columbus. and the
city council accompanied the remains
to their last resting place in Fair
view cemetery. 1s0 men asd efty
carriages comprising the funeral cor
La Junta tribune., 1909-03-27
esAr. o. .sArr eA....sa.


Matt Daimler. . poaeer Of Ia
Junts. and one Of It's nAost progress
sive and public spirited citizens. lied
At the City Hospital hast Tuesday
morning al { O'Clock while being pre-
pared for an operation for appendi-
ciris Mr.. Daimler had teen i'll sor
four days previous to his death. hut
he was not thought to be In ser
ions condition until Monday On
Thursday evening. about six O'Clock.
accompanied by his son. Edward. he
went duck hunting In an automobile
for an hour or two. and on return
ing to his home complained OF 1o,
feeling we'll He had = severe chill.
accompanied with great pain In the
La Junta tribune., 1909-03-27
o., was Isssasss vIsss pvspssel

Six automobiles-,hree from La
Junta. two from Rocky Ford. and one
from Manzanoia. loaded with citi-
zens Of ote,o county. visited the site
OF the proposed oil well In the Breck-
iuridge basin. twenty miles north and
west OF Ordway. the first of the
week. The party Included the FOL
lowing:
Buick-R S. Anderson. r. A
Brown. Frank Turiey and John Hol-
ly.
W. Sinsheimer. D. +. Lantz and r.
b. Mason
Regal w. Handy. c. H. Mcvey.
J. p. Bradish. and NJ E. Bradish.
MaIwell-Fred Higgins. J. E Gau-
ger. George Egbert. John Stevenson
Oldsmobile-Clay Wolfe. H. A
Dawley. H l. Maxwell. W l. Jack
son. Harry Morris.
oldsmobiIe-J L. Atkinson, T. J.
Barlow. H b. Dye. ". L. Ciews, Ed
Lindercranz.
The trip was made via Rocky
Ford. Manzanoia and Ordway, and
north and west 10 Windmill Lake.
which is located on the ranch of
John II. Cowden. our county com,nis-
sioner from the north side. The ranch
is located about six miles from the
north and also the west lines Of
Otero county. and the speedonleter
on the automobiles registered rhe
Junta
According TO the government se-
illogical survey the Breckenridge coun-
try is located in the same basin rs
the oil fields of Oklahoma, Florence
and Boulder. and IL the company
don't strike oil there II will be be-
cause John p. beat 'em to it An
oil expert visited this section last
summer. and according to Mr. Cow
den. was very secretlve as to the
purpose of his visit but volunteered
the information before he left that
some day he would come back and
put down an oil well.
a temporary organization was ef-
fected on the ground by the selec-
tion OF committee, with H A. Daw-
ley as chairman, to take the prelim-
mary steps toward incorporating.
Last Tuesday a meeting of this com
mittee was held in the office of A.
the Incorporation papers of the
Breckenridge Basin Oil Co, with the
following as directors for the first
year: John II. Cowden, H. B. Dye,
H. I. Maxwell. J. Z. Gauger, 8. W..
Sinsheimer. +. B. Mason and J. p.
Bradish. The capital stock Of he
company is $4,000. divided into $50
shares of 500 each. The incorpora-
ton papers have already been filed
with the secretar, OF state.
Forty-four quarter sections of land
have been filed upon and the site tor
the oil well located. c. H. McVey
will move one of his weIl.boring out
fits from Swink next week and the
work of boring for oil will be com
menced at once. Before Otero coun-
ty is another year older Oil City will
be the metropolis OF the Breckin-
ridge Basin
There will be meeting OF the d.
rectors and the subscribers to the
stock Of the company at the office
Of A. B. Wallis next Tuesday morning
at 10 o'clock.
La Junta tribune., 1909-03-27
Wind ssorm :. s~io,..

sat.-s-. s,s>-sSss
The front Of the swink Gyslg haxp
Vas blown down "wednesday Rern-
Ing BY the high Wind, and NJ. Ecson
,h hsd . force Of mep repairiag "a
same Lester Henshaw had fnak e.
'Asese the barn Z .moiieal o. B a.
crash came and bad narrow e1caps.
ne wind was .'soias some" ~ sev-
esd snaIl buildinss were ts1eon1
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-30
WILLIAM MARKER RESIGNS
Brother Of the Upton National Bank
Embezzler Finds His Posi-
ton Untenable.

Upton, Ind, July 29.-William Il.
Marker, cashier of the First National
bank, brother of Noah r, Marker, the
missing assistant cashier. who is
charged with the defaIcatiOn of more
than 100000, has resigned.
William Marker was expected today
to issue "A statement of his attitude in
the banks affairs during the weeks
preceding the simultaneous disappear
ance of Noah Marker and $50 goo OF the
banks cash last Saturday evening.
Many bad notes and checks are turn
ing up in the progress of the examina-
ton of the affairs Of the bank. This
paper, bearing forged signatures of
substantial citizens, represents, it is
said, thousands of dollars distracted
from the banks funds. It is not ex-
pected that the shortage viii be less
than $4,000, and It may be much
more.
It was learned today that before
Noah left the city he transferred a
piece of property TO a farmer and dis
counted the farmers note for $1,000. II
is said he also borrowed money from
many friends and that he was prepar-
ing for his departure for a week before
he left the city.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-30
.NORDICA'S THIRD VENTURE
American Opera Singer Married to
George W. Young, a New York
Banker, in London.

London, July 2S.-Madame Lillian
Nordica. the American opera singer.
was married today to George W.
Young, a New York banker, at Kings
Weigh House church. GrosvenOr
square. The ceremony was performed
in the presence of d few friends, most
of whom are well known in American
and English society.
Madame Nordica wore a beautiful
gown of pale gray satin, the COrsage
between covered with rare old Vene-
tian lace She wore no hat or veil, but
instead a ch8plet Of laurel leaves. Her
only ornament was a string Of pearls,
a gift from the bridegroom. James
Carter, the secretary of the American
embassy I'm London, gave away the
bride. and Fred Townsend Martin Of
New York was best man.
The service was that of the Church
of England. The Loheugrin wedding
march was played. There were no
bridesmaids
A reception was held at Claridge's
after the wedding, at which d number
OF prominent persons were present
Later the couple left for southampton
to embark on Mr.. Young's yacht for a
months cruise. They will return to
London before. going to America.