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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-12-07
FORMER NEVADA BOY GETS INTO
TROUBLE OVER CLUMSY !,
FORGERY.
ARRESTED IN MISSOURI;
HAS cHEcKERED CAREER
Draft Purportins to 30 Drawn BY
Nevada Bank Npon Chicago Bank
Reaches Independence, No., and De.
teetivs Traces it to Hidy = Father
Helped Him Out Of Previous serapss.

Nevada. Dec morris Hidy. ia
miliarly known in this city. where he
spent his bovhood days as Nose
Hidy. has at last managed to get him
self into the clutches Of the law In
such a manner that ne is likely to be
stuck tor some time Hidy is now I'M
der arrest charged with pulling off one
of the smoothest forgery stunts known
in this part of the country. and altho
it proved unsuccessful. it must be
credited to Hidy that the plan was \
good one.
Some time along the early part OF
November the Farmers Bank OF this
city received from the First National
Bank of Independence. Mo-. draft
purportinx to be drawn by the local
institution upon the FIRST Natlonal
Rank of Chicago for $1,000. The draft
was made payable to one a, P. john
son and it had been endorsed by him.
The draft was a forgery upon the
face Of it. The form was altogether
different from the one used by the
local bank and the initials OF both MI
Miliys mad Mr.. Dutton were wrong, MT.
Mills being A. j. instead2of j. A.. and
Nj. buttons being J. a. instead CT J.
G. There were other evidences OF the
draft being forgery. especially that
it was drawn upon a Chicago bank
with which the Farmers Bank had
never had any connection.
The Missouri bank had not paid the
draft, but had held it and forwarded
to the local bank for further advice
and identification. The local institu-
ton at once advised them that the
draft was a forgery and to arrest and
hold the parties. A few days later
bills from printing houses at Kansas
City and Memphis. Tenn. indicated
that some one had had bunch OF
drafts printed at one place and checks
at another. which the Farmers Bank
had no knowledge Of
The matter was placed in the hands
of the Pinkerton detective agency and
the middle Of last week a representa-
tive was here. It was apparent that
the head that steered the work was
acquainted with affairs in Nevada and
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-12-07
Two Girls In Custody.

Waterloo. Dec. Flo NJ. Dickson
and Bernadine Edwards. both 10 years
Of age. were taken into custody by the
police department Tuesday night. me
girls arrived late in the afternoon from
Cedar Rapids and were stopping at
west side hotel. A message from the
Cedar Rapids department was received
at 6 o'clock requesting the local au-
thorities to hold the girls until an Off
Ger arrived from that city
They had been employed as dining
room mattresses in the Montrose hotel
at Cedar Rapids and are accused or
petty larceny No information as to
what the two are alleged to have
stolen has been given the Waterloo
nolice
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-12-07

nit postmastees to handle The seals
but allows local committees oonIune-
tnS the Red Cross sale to maintain
booths In postosfices and sub-stations
Cedar Rapids. Clinton. Dubuque.
Davenport. Muscatine, Ottumwa, Bur.
lington. Fort Dodge, waterloo and
Sioux City are contrasting with each
other to see which shall dispose Of the
most seals. Many Of the smaller cities
ars also In q neck and neck race to
see which shall dispose OF the largest
humber Of seals per capita
The department has placed more
than 10000 seals which based upon
past experience, means that perhaps
/ .00o.0GO seals will be sold during the
holiday season.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-12-07
BOYS KICK EXPENSIVE.
Mason City Lad Punts Football Thru
500 Plate Glass Window.

Special TO Tines Repub1ican.
Mason City. Dec. "A football anc
a small boy with a strong kick meant
the destruction of a 800 plate glass
window in the Charles Lombardo build
ing. The boy was kicking it in the
street when it went wild of the goal
and demolished the window. The boy
gave his name as Jasper Smith. but
Jasper is rot millionaire. neither is
his paternal ancestor and the cost of
a rev ore must be borne by Senator
Gale. the owner.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-12-07

Des Moinss.
Jack" Hardy, an escaped convict
from the Iowa state prison, was ar
rested Wednesday afternoon by De-
tective Thomas Petit. He had nine
watches in his pockets and a revolver
fully loaded.
Fort Madison.
George B. Stewart, OF Fort Madison.
has resigned his office as assistant
United States attorney for southern
Iowa and will return to private prac-
tice at home No successor has as yet
| been suggested.
Atlantic.
Judge Thornell overruled the motion
for new trial in the case Of the es-
tate of ]. E. Glass against the Chicago
Great Western road, in which verdict
| for So 900 was secured at Harlan re-
Gently.
Cedar Rapids.
| Blackhand letter No. II has been re-
| ceived by John L. Adams OF Scion, but
the police are inclined to sniff at 1t, as
a possible companion missive to No. ~,
which they are inclined to believe is
| 'bosus'-possibly coming from people
who desire to make a point that the
writer of the original letters is at lib
erty.
Iowa City.
Emlin McClain. Of Iowa City, who
has served two terms as one of the SUI
preme judges of Iowa. will again ne
a candidate for the place, according e
information given out here. Several OF
the papers of the state have expressed
doubt as to whether or not he woul:
again seek the position but this an
nouncement will put these inquiries Il
rest.
Keokuk.
The basement of the power house
where the water will whirl the i'm
merse turbines in couple OF years
is now sticking SO far up in the ali
that the big travelling cranes are bein:
almost, doubled in height in order t.
carry the concrete for the top OF tn
substructure They are made TWEEN
ty-four feet higher by adding tina
length to their legs.
s Avoea.
The trial of the case brought agains
: the. Pottawattamie county board OF su
g pervisors by Alvira L. Johnson ct al
!. Of Carson. claiming excess damages o.
!. reason of the diverting of the waite
from the mill at Carson. returned
verdict for the plaintiffs in the sum q
s7 coo. The damages awarded IN
plaintiffs by the county board aSSre
gated S4.75o. Demand was made 70
100000.
Henderson.
!. There rs considerable sheep teea!..
n in this locality at present, and the mar
Il ket Of late has been good. T. A. Housa
II Saturday shipped 200 head to Chicago
He had fed them just ninety days
: thirty days on grass and sixty days o
: grain. They averaged when he bouEt
. them ffty-five pounds, and in the nine
4 ty days they made an average gain
thirty-two pounds each. He realize
an advance of about Is cents per 1C
pounds when he sold.
Atlantic.
Ray DUNCAN and II. B. Cavenauch
the Whitney bank had rather excitfr
experience the other day. Desiring
get a good look thru the new bar
building they went over just before e
ing TO supper. The tanitor didn't kno
that the boys WIRE IN the bassment
ne locked tbs doors and won't ava
Ray and Henry began to cry Ter he
whsn sA<y found no means % ex
ThAy spent sometime before they Goa
make anyone hear. Then they ma
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-12-07
Corning Boy q Suicide.
- rT;vrnS. Pnn,1hlioan

Corning, Dec. 7.-Harry Houch.
BOY about is years old, committed sSi
eide here yesterday by hanging He
was found between and O'Clock
hanging in the Loring livery barn. He
was q son Of Frank Houch, an old resi-
Dent OF this county. He had been Nv
ing in town for the last two years anu
was student in the Corning high
SCHOOL, a young man of good habits
and a good scholar. No cause for the
ra sh act has vet been assigned.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-12-07
BEST on Earth"

This is the verdict Of r. ]. Howell.
Tracy. O., who bought Foley's Honey
and Tar Compound for his wife. Her
case was the worst have ever seen,
and looked like a sure case OF con-
sumption. Her lungs were sore and she
coughed almost necessarily and her
voice was noarse and weak. Foley s
Honey and Tar Compound brought re-
lief at once and less than three bot
ties effected a complete cure" NC
Bride & Will Drug Company.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-12-07
Many Prize Cattle.

Special 10 IIfneS- FtePU DIiCdH
Eldora, Dec. Thomas Megan ana
George VICAR are now in Chicago with
four carloads Of prize winning cattle,
with which they expect to carry OFT
several blue ribbons These two men
have now on feed several carloads OF
cattle. hogs, and sheep, getting them
ready for the Chicago market.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-12-07
stray vat. For Pr,.idsnt.

Special to Times-RepubIlcAh.
Estheryille Dec. "A poll Of the
voters held at the Anderson drugstore
for the past week, with reference to
choice for president, shows the follow
ing result: LaFollette, 10: Taft, IA;
Roosevelt, 8: Debbs. 8: Bryan. 1: Har-
man. l. Total 46.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-12-07
PRESlDES IN PAIN.
Judge Kelley, Severely Afflicted With
Rheumatism, Hears important Case.


Special to Times-R Republican.
Charles City, Dec. 7.-Notwithstand-
ing the severe pains from rheumatism
thru which Judge Kelley has and is
passing. he is presiding over a case i'll
which the best of legal talent is en-
gagged and it is keeping him from put
ting much thought on his trouble, 40
fully is he interested in hearing the
case.
J. o. Miller is suing the Hart-Parr
factory for $4,000 damages. He al
leges that, thru an incompeten, Gre
man, the foundation of the rails was
not properly laid and the pile fell urui-
him and inflicted injuries of a perma-
nent and serious nature. The jury is
secured and the evidence is going In.
The entire week will be consunie,; AZ
the hearing.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-12-07
KELLY CASE FEATURES.
Sanity Of Defendant at Time Of Tra0
sdy Only QUESTION at Issue.

Sanity Of Defendant at Time Of Tras-
sdy Only QUESTION at Issue.
Special TO Times Republican.
Des Moines. Dec. Again another
day is to be taken in the Kelly MUIR
DEF case The attorneys are disposed
to talk longer than was expected, ana
two of them consumed all Of Wednes-
day. 1t is expected the jury will get
the case this evening. tho another day
might be needed.
The fact is that whatever may have
been the attitude of the public toward
the case and it has not attracted much
attention here. the court. the jury and
the lawyers have found the Kelly case
one Of the most interesting that has
been exploited heer for years. The at
torneys have discussed every phase OF
the entire case-the actual inciddnts
leading up to the tragedy. the whole
previous life of DR.. Kelly, and they
have discussed and argued every phase
of the problem of insanity. There Is
but one question in the case, whether
or not the defendant was in fact in
sane at the time OF the tragedy. But
around this there is possible great
discussion
During ali the trial the defendant.
DR.. Harry d. Kelly. has manifested APP
parently no more interest than any idle
spectator. He certainly is not in
nervous condition at the present time.
after eight months in Jail. He has
sat near his father and his counsel all
thru the trial, watching every move
ment and listening attentively. but not
with any unusual eagerness, never
manifesting any great emotion, never
making any suggestions. speaking only
to his Immediate relatives and occas-
ionally to some friend among the wit
nesses. The only time he seemed to
get deeply interested in the testimony
given was when the medical experts
were telling the jury Of the effects and
symptoms Of various poisons on the
human brain. During the arguments
the defendant has listened but has
showed no emotion.
Mrs. Sterling. widow Of the man Tor
whose death DR.. Kelly is standing
trial, has attended practically all the
hearings She 10 q tell, middle aged
woman, % strong features.
Judge Charles Bradshaw is ready
with the instructions. He has been
eninently fair in his rulings and has
invited q complete presentation OF all
evidence having any bearing on the
caae
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-12-07
EsthsrviiIe Boys to Conferences.
~ DAD,,y,yynon


Estherville, Dec. Five boys from
this city will attend the conference OF
high school boys, under the auspices or
the Y NJ. C. a. movement for the or
ganzation OF religious movement and
closer church alliance among this class
of boys, to be held at Fort Dodge Fri
day, Saturday and Sunday. The Jays
chosen to go are Carleton Galloway,
Paul Wier, Harold ChristiansoE, Jacob
Anderson and Earl Dickerson.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-12-07
SALE OF RED CROSS SEALS.
Lively Holiday Campaign is on Thr.
out the State.

Special to s-Republican
Des Mc:nes. Dec :! The sale ~ Ped
Cross Christmas seals, which has been
permitted by the government in all
postofrices, by recent order, is now in
full blast turnout Iowa.
This order does not, however, per-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-12-07

eAaAlO0S AlVvO $50
The eruption began with
itching under the skin. 10
spread fast from between
the fingers around the nails
and all over the whole
hands. I got . pair OF
rubber gloves IN order 70
wash dishes. Then Is
spread all over the left side
Of my chest. A one doctor
treated the trouble two
weeks, but did me NO good.
! cried Mi.ht and day.
Then I decided 70 ~
CuticufA Soap and ONT
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-12-07
ALMOST FRANTIC WITH
ECZEMA ON HANDS
Began with itching. Spread Fast.
Fingers Fairly BIed. Cried Night
and Day. Tried cuticura Soap and
Ointment and Was Entirely Cured.

Eight yeazs ego got eesems IN over
my hands. Ny fingers fairly bled and Il
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-12-07

Seattle, Portland, Iaconaa, SPOKANE and Bose
-as we'll as innumerable smaller ceneess-are
calling aloud for statesmen. bookkeepers, CLERKS,
men and women of al trades and professions.
II you are dissatisfied ia the East, if you not
progressing IS you should, make up your mind
to Investigate the conditions Ia this country.
When you 20, travel over the
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-12-08
@ciuadien iinb mir, ucnn aud nidJt
rieIenbaft.

Dem bieler Gage bonn Gemus.9e.
partement uns 5iigeianbten Bulletin
anfolge lit @asconobe gountp zines
Der tpeniaen Counties 6ie felt Ser
8olfer3dblung bon 10 Sabren, on
Seoolferlings5abq geiponnen baben.
Gie 3nnabme iinierer gintpobner.
3abl lit 5lpar feline rieienbafte ae-
fpeIen, ba oieielbe MIR $40 betrdat,
aber iie benefit, oaB 8asconaoe
GonntD, ilngleid pielen ltrierer
gtadbur Counties, rtidt riidtpGrts
gegongen ober itiageitanoen lit, ion.
bern nit ben meiiten Counties, ole
eilien @eipinn Ger 9epolferunosaabI
air5iapeiiem baben, S6ritt gebalten
hot.
Die 8eiammt3abI Der gepolferuno
qinieres Gountp betrGgt mad, Dem
inn goria6re nltfeenommenen Gen.
lns f2,S47, Ole iif aui Ole perI6ie.
Senen Soipnfbips unb StG6te tpie
fplgt, pertbeilt:
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Die @ebriibcr &e&amara bes
9pnamit-slttentats in Soc gn-
seles, Gal. seitanbis.

9ie @ebriiSqr Sus. g. un6 Ssobn.
s. Mcgtamara, 5ipei slrbeitcrfiibrer,
monon Griterer angeflaet ipar am
1. Sftober uorigen SSobres SoS
uSirftes~ .@ebaitoe in Cos slnseles,
California, mitteIs Gpnainit in Sic
Suit geiprqnet au baben, nobel 81
Berionen ibr 2eben perloren; un6
2etterer inter ser 9lnfloee Itanb,
has 8ebGiiSe ser 2letpellbn Sron
@orfs onr6 9Dnailtit 5erft5rt sit
baben, baben an letten sSreitaa iih
Der ibnen 5ur 2ait eelegtem i6ref.
lihen &erbre6en ihuISi9 befannt
llnb 6aourd eine Seniation perilr.
ioft, oie bas gonae 2onb in Iuf-
regi,na periette. Shon paren sic
grbeiter- -@ereinieunaen 10 peit ee.
QalMen sic bei6en @erbre6er ais
SeGben unS MGrtprer elmer qeredl,
ten Snfe 5u feiern, oie uni6uloi.
ger @eiIe bon 6en gnpitaliiten nn6
Tdbriffiiriten perfolat nurhen llnb
SmnmllIngen in slrbeiterfreiien an
einem &ertbeibigiinesfonS batten be-
reits bie Sobe BON mebrcrem bun.
oertanienb Collars erreidt, als oas
8eitGn6niB ser beioen Sd,elliaIe
plotlid erfolate iinD nomentlih oie
slrbeiter. 8erbinounaen 6ie feit on
Die llnidnIS Ser IcRamara'S ge.
9laitbt batten, tpie elm 9lit aus
beiterem SimmeI traf.
9as 9efenntniB Der bei6en 9rii.
Der ipar fir bns oIlgenteine @aRe
cine lteberroihung. tpie iie nidt
groBer bate iein f6nnen, ur6 MIR
ipeniae gingeneibte, sunGdit sic
angeflagten 6eren 8ertbeiSiger, 10.
ipie 6ie Staotsontpalti6aft iulrsten
bereits felt lGnger benm elmer $40.
dye, bob es 5u feinem 8ro5eiie fom.
mem tpiir6e. Sroboem lieB man sic
langtuieriae, foftipieIige uno ailfre.
regeilbe Observation-Disclosures Dor
sj US aeIless nm nift por3eitig sInf.
nrerfianfeit su erreaen.
Dab bie glmgefIngten ibre Sh,hb
eingeitanoen lit Dem llmitanbe susli.
i6reiben, baB bos geipeismateriaI
slt ibrer &orurt6eiIilnq 10 iiberapGI.
tigerb ipar baB lie MIR burft Elm
SdalIobefcnttniB ibr eIpn6es 2eben
sn retten bofftetI un6 in oieIer
Soffnltna murben iie aud ni6t ae,
t1ltift, So om Sienstag Ssas. g.
Wc9tamora 8ll lebensr6nalifer nto
Seilen gritoer 5it 15.idbriger 3u6t.
balsitrafe perllrtheiIt tpnr6en.
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SOfdle 9nelIe iinS nnidnlbis.

Sn Garis ipurSe am 25. 9topenr.
Der elm unbl1tiges EiitoIen6ueu 5rpi.
i6en Grofeiior 2aneepin unb @u.
itobe Sberp, Der 9riefe Ser Srul,
@nrie an 8rofeiior 2angepin perof.
fentli6te, valisaefoddten". 2ange.
bin mar Der Sorberer unS fam, bon
mehreren Grofeiiorren ser Uni.
beriitdt 8aris begIeitet, nod, Dem
&ainpfplabe. grofeiior 8anl gsain.
lepe eab Die Gonnlon6os. llnS Sann
fam 6as Sfonlte. @eil beioe Som.
battanten iidt bieIleid)t Dor 6em gn.
blid bon 9lut fiirdteten ODER neil
tie ben Sulperbmnpf nidn riehen
nohten, feuerten iie einfodl nid,t
Spfort leaten itd Die ytSefunoanten'
init miftiger @pberbe ms Wsittel
ltno id,oiien Die 8iitoIen in 6ie 2lft
ab. 2orgenin nno Sberp a6er Der.
lieben bus r6eIo Ger Gbre", obne
lid neriobnt 5lt baben. 9as cdlt
fran5oiiide a9ueII" mar sit Gn6e.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-12-08
gerbanbInnsen Der Gonntb Court.

9as @ehld Inn Gonbemnirllng Ell
nes Sbeiles Ser 6. StraBe i'm Sme1s.
bile tpur6e beipiQigt.
s. O. Barriers grneinrimg aIs
Steuer.antpoIt ipnrbe beft1tigt.
Sobn 90. Miller erbieIt eine 9ln.
leife BON $3.50 ans Dem GoilntD.
i6ulfon6 betpilligt.
Der @ittipe Ollie Chin crbieIt
$tt5.68 aus Dem Steuerfono 5li.
riiferitattet. Sbr @atte, DER in
@ascona6e cine @rtbitaft betrieb
ipar geitorben lH6 eit1em BON Der
lebten 2egislntur erGaiienen @eieb
aifoIge, unb bn Die @irtbli5ens nidt
iibertraabar lit, bot oie @itttpe oas
Heft ben 8etrog Der 2i5ens 5uriif.
5ltoerlapgen fir bie 3eit Die Sieie
borousbe5ablt mar.
Ser Surpepor ipuroe anpeipieien
Die Strede fir oie nele Rou6 I'M
ipeIde 3. s. WeDer II. g(. in 8our.
bois Soiunfbip petitionirt batten al
berineiiep upo in Der ltdhIten Sit.
uug 6oriiber 8erid)t su eritotten,
Gesgleiflen in Saden bes @eIilfls
bon 3. g. &bobes Ii. u. am 8erle.
9lln8 eitter neiien glooo in Clan
Somnibip.
Gas @eIlid BON q. O.. gfogers
II. q. I'M eine reue Gourtp 91oaS
in 9riib Greet 9o,uniFip 1pnrpe be-
ipilligt,
8ie folgenoen @caoltfieber er.
bieIten ie $25 betpiIligt als tbciI.
tpciie @e8nbluna ibres @e6alts: Sp.
Sod, Git t2; s.. 5. Gitttnnnn,
Git II; Senrp Meitemadlcr, 8iit.
10; GaI granicn 3iit. %; 8. s.
@rallio,p 3ilt. 90; 9. s. SSones,
Git. %.
Rono 3iitrift 90 erb1It eite Ser.
BON $25 Inn Sic 8m.
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6astunaOe Guuntp fOrbert
$1,000 bOm Staats=
Sfoab aono.

Gpuntp stntpaIt Barter bot leste
8ofe, olrf InorSm,nq Ser gouittp
Court, inn Staats Sbergerift in
Sefferion gitp eiit Manbamils&ers
fabren gegen Sen Staats.sluoitor S.
e, @oroon eiigeleitet. nm bieiet
geamten 81 sininaen sic @elber Die
Ser Stoat fir glutomobil.9 .9i5enleil
llnS ouf ySlttures" eirpaenommen
bot in ben Staatss&oaS 3onb elm.
Sd6e3obGel, oamit Die Torberilng mn
ieres Gonntbs, 5lm 9etroge BON
$1,000, aus bieiem 6onb besablt
ner6er fam.
ginem bon Ser 2egislatlr i'm
Sabre 1907 erlniienen @eete sll.
folge, in ocm elm Staatsfonb fir
permnnente Strosenbouten creirt
lpurbe unb in meIdep aIle 9i3ens.
9etrG9e auf g[utontobile ilnb @e.
treble Spefulation flieBen iollen,
peripridt Ser Staot aus bielein
Sonb alien Counties i'm Staate eis
nen gIeiden 9etrag allsslibesdbIen,
Sen bas betreffenbe Gountp fir per.
nlanente 2anoitraBeiubmiten beralis-
aabt. norallseeiest bob feirem Elm.
5elnen Gountn mehr als bret Tro.
sent 6es 5ur 8erfiigung iteben6en
Scn6s in irgeno eiirem Sabre iiber.
dlrtportet apirb. 9lnf oieies @eieB
bailerb, batte Dor 6rei ssdbren oie
Goiintp Court 6ie Srom Rooo moro.
lid bon Spenspille nod ben bonn
Stoats SighDap Gneirreer ausge.
Ihriebenen Mdqten allf cine Strede
BON elmer Weile macaonmiiireir Ioi-
len uno fir oieie strbeit $4,000 Der.
ousgobt. pobon ser Stoot Die S1lf.
te, olio $1,000, Dem Gointtp ans Dem
Staatsfonb supiideritatten iollte.
Die Goiintp Court bradte ipie6er.
hoE ibre Torherlmaen bcinl Staots.
gllioitor Elm. bcd tpuroe oieieIbe
ebenio oft obgetpieielr, nit ser Gnt-
iduloigrna 6ab feline MitteI sur
Terfiiglttg iteben.
0as bon atnierem Goltlrtp.g(nfuaIt
eingeleitete Serfobren miro 6en
53tped baben bonn Sbergeridt cine
flare gusIe9ung oieies ben Staats.
Roao-5onb betreffen6en @eietes All
erlan9en, itnb entifeibet bas @e.
ri6t, bob MIR ioIde Counties I'M
terltiitrng aus 0ieiem sSon6 erbuI.
ten fonnen 6ie ipirfIidG perrro.
nente StraBennerbeiierin1gen aus.
fiibrer laifen, bonn miro @oscona6e
Gountp ieine $1,000 erbalten. 2eat
Saa Sbergerift nber oas @eieb 10
olts, tpie es bonn General glnwalt
Waior ousgeleat miro, n6nhiG, oaB
0os @eI6 oes sSon6es unter aQe
Counties bertbeiIt iperben muB i'm
gerboltniB ibres S6ulceniils, qans
einerlei OF lie StrnBenperbeiIerlnaen
maden ooer nift, Damn fonnen mir
nod Sabre lang iparten bis Sns
bon unIerem Gountp Dem Stoate
porgeitredte @elo Suriideritottet
peroen faml un6 6em StraBemball
I'M Stoate 1piirbe 6aour6 MIR idIedt
geoiert iper6en.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-12-08
.1nbrpnne So
Golfers @eeflp seiat anf bic

Gplliers @eeflD sefgt anf bic
NtorSitatiitif ser peridiebenen &lll.
turldrroer bin, ans Der eriidtli6 lit,
bob tpGbr.n6 bes perfloiienen Sob
res in ben Ser, Staaten 1915 Men'
iden erlnorbet ipurben. glir jeoe
Gtinoe bes Sabres foattmt nad
bieier 9eredning eim Mor0 bier3il.
ianoe. s[uf ieSe @iIlion I@inapobncr
fonnren 70 bis so Morber in Oie.
fem 2anoe, dp1brenb in Staliens Der
Seinlatb Ser pera6teten n9ogoes"
mir 15 Morber altf cine Wtillion
Menifen faIlen unb in 9elttihlanb
mir 5. 9ic Iorbneanie lit bier
Slllanbe cher i'm 3lt- tpie i'm Ibneb.
men begriffen. @an madt bafiir
.inrier loderes Siriti5berfobrem per.
nnttportlid), 6as Dem Gerbred3er,
nomentliH tpenn berieIbe @elb bat,
ale mogli6en 8egiimitigungen ge-
ip6brt. Si6er lit, baB tiefer lie.
genbe ltrIa6en eirpen groBen SBeil
Der Sdulb tragen.