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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-05

nit einsm 2iht srleuhtet butten. 4uf
sinem llutergeitsn bon 5ol8 uno GtetI
ftanb es oo, breitfpurig. mttten auf
Dem 6eerpeg.
SD brdhte Woniieur bu GbaillD Biz
on bic 6intsrtbiir. Oils Lh iiber ben
!0of 3u meiner Do6nung in einem be-
nad6urten Bauern6aus itritt, b0rte
i'd Elm oumpfes 8epoIter. Das mar
Der erfe 4bitur3. Iags barauf Ders
nabm i6, DaB sr Dor QnfdlIen bon
atdern ben 0emoheIIss be Ia cutftns
breimal aus ben 5dnben gerutiht iet-
2tls bic lerien anfiuSen, ging er
an ieiner 8raut. g2ah ben Gerien
tebrts er nidt 3uriid. Gr mar fhtper
trant on elmer Qungenent3iiupunG
Damn fam er, uber febr Derdnoert, ma
ger, bobtpongig. bObIdugig, uno Io-
DesangIt qudIte ibn. Gr poats teinsH
Sropfen mebr trtnten; benu Der 4r5t
po[lte FONT fir nihts mebr iteben.
Dtsien 2lbenO 3par mahte er nod
cine Nusnabms, ba uns metu 2Be1ns
bauer in ieinen aeller mituabm 5u els
nsr probe feinss Champagne Dauopls.
RQ6 tur3er 3eit perIieB sr uHisr
ShIoB unb 6eiratbete.
lie vim est pour boire.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-05

Woniieur Riccdro perIieb bic 4n'
itaIt oes Rspsrsno 9om Giiher nab tls
nem SABRE. gr bate bic Bops I'M
Jransoiifhen unterrihtet. CT gins,
unb Wlonfisur ou Gbaiup tam. Gss
rett aus Der 5rsmoeRIesiOn.
4uf ben aolsssn mar i'd s.ipnnnt.
Gr mar mit.slsrob uno bIonb. g4enn
er IprQt, ionaisn isins ausen lebhaft
tperbsn. fonIt ituuien iie trauris IN
bic Welt binaus.
Den erIten ab<no mar er lebhdft.
Wir gingsn braubsn auf Der itilsn
6eeri.rabe DOT unisrsm alien Suss@
nottsnihlob auI uno uieoer. Sn b!nus
litem Duff lag Der 9snf.r Sss, unb
aeaeniiber bod ober pergliihte bic
rndhtise arone Der Dent ou gliel.
Sbne umihpeiIs .rSdAie er mir istn
aebsn. Gin 3.imIi@tbusr mar sr
niht.
glus gutter prpteFautiIhsr Satpsis
5srfamilis bate CT ituoieren fppllsn,
Elm barmlos irommes 9erniith. er
mar besbalb audi ouf sipei Semeltsr
nah 5etbelberg gsgangen iu,o basts
bort tbeolosiite aOIegien belsst.
Balo dber bate ibm ods nicbt bebost,
elm anbersr Gsiit. I. DiabIe. nor iibsr
ibn eetommeu, uno sr NOR nah lsaris
iiberssiisoeli.
Ga pic be gobeme ging ihm froh'
lid elm. Rad iurser 3eit itano sr.
bon ben Gsinsn oufgsseben. pisraspts
eu rien, unh 1864 mar er unFsr ben
4Htbunber. Der Grsnbenlegiou. ni'
Hopoleon Ill. nod Weyiso ihitte.
Das unslidisligs Werito! Di.
9ruppsn bss republitanfiden prdil
benten Sunres psriubren in ihren sl'
qenen Gidbien nit elmer Roheit uni
QieberlifHeit, bic nur Der Robsit uni
9ieberlihteit Der frunsoiiihen fiji
adiier WsoIimilian t1mpfenesr
sleihsam.
go penisiiens fagie mein 1roupier
Hefonbers bic Gruusn unb Manhsl
botttn pieI su leiben sebubt. 4ll
Cater bntten In poIIfter Reift eebluhi
Ni6ts NeM6Ii6sS mar Inn frsml
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-05

Rem @ort, A. ssult. glngetoms
men: .Gptblano", Oor GutperpsH;
,gotsbam", bon ROTTERDAM; radiier
gailblm Der 3tpeite", Don Bremen.
abaesangsn: ,Rpnoam". nad Rot
terpam; .aronprin3 BiIkIm", na5
Bremen.
2onoon. 4bseg.: .UliHnetonta"
naa Gsp Bort.
anastomHsn: rGambrion~s ooE
gpron.
ReapeI. Qnesiommsn: .UadrtA1
waibingion", pou gtstD gors.
9risr. ansstommtH: raIite"
pDR Rem gor,.
Qntptrpen. Qngst: r9dbsr:
lamb, BON Rem gor,.
Gibraltar. 7. 4nsefommen: Gre.
tic, pm Qep Dort uah Reapsl.
Queenstot 4bgeg.: Gar
manic" na1 Relp Yort.
4nsd.: rSraneuHia", bon goIto:
nah giperpooI.
aiperppOl. absss.: ~eanabd
uoG llontrsdl.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-05
Gin ,,afes Grab
Gaub syrl. Ssispbiu. Grant In 6nh
gate, Mid.

gon aalomasoo, Mih.. traf gsiterr
abenb bic Rahriht bier elm. oaB 5rl.
SoIspbine Jrant, bic 20idbrise Sodtsr
6es 8isbbdnplers sSulius Jronf BON
1924 Sarpen 4penus. i'm Gun Gate. IN
Mi6iaan, srtrunten iei, oab ibre SsIs
DIE geborgsn uno ndh aalamd3oo ses
itidt puroe. bon no lie beute hierperz
gefanDt tpsrDen ipirc.
Die 8erungliidte, Elm duBerit hilbs
Ihes mGbhen, erabuirte i'm Sabre
1903 BON Der Wdlnut 5ills 5ohihule
unb mar aud cine abiturientln oes
Wuitts aonIerpatoriums bes Jrdul.
8aur. Gle mar in ben areiien, tn be-
nen tie fi6 betpegts, duBsrft beliebt uno
als taleutirte gianiltin beiannt.
Die iunge Dame tegab ilh Dor etfoa
elmer Woh. nit ibrsr Gouiine, Jrdul
garmentino Wsil BON 2eringtoH, ap.
mad, nem 8ua Cafe, un einige Woter
bort su psrbrineen. Oeitern Rahmlt'
iaa nabmen Die gsibsn Elm Bah in
Gee pd6renb beHem 5rl. 5rant plos
lif BON ardmpfsn bsfallen tpurbe UNI
.rtrdn., ebs ibr 9ilfc ssbra4t psrosr
| fonHte.
Die gouiine tsl.grapbirte ihrem Bd
ter. Der ben Shpag:r Der Grtrunfe
nen, Or. u. StraIbun, go. 3405 60
rsna 4oenus, in aenntniB ieste. De
2ebtere benadri6iigt: bic eItern IN
| bi. mutter Der Derungliidten III Il
Jplgs Der idrsdlihsn aunns ihips
| srtrdntt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-05
Oge(egrap6

g6ieaso, Sa., 4. SuIi. Ten
3rIammnitelunsen Der ~etieoso Fri.
kun." suIolss tomsn am Disnitas b:1
Der Tsisr ces 4. Suli nab Der altbersss
trohten ar. brsisebn pericnen nms
aeben. gs II. bt.s bic tleinite Sab!
BON sopesfGHeu. bic iemaIs an sinsr
4. Suli resoroirt pproen III. uno Is
ilt 6iss cine Uolse oss Jnt.reHss. oas
isst i'm alien Ibeilsn oes 9anoes Der
9eipeguns- -enigesengebruT tpiro. ben
uationclsn sJeiertag In elmer psrHnnTil'
Qsu. msbr piiroigsn Msiie als friihsr
su beaehen. Su taft ieber Staot, in
i3elter bas 4bfeuern bon Jeuernert
barh pripaiperionen. jung oosr alt.
rerboien tpuroe, tamen gar seint I'M
cliidsidlIe DOR. Jn anbtren Stdbten.
no bas 4bieutrn bon GeusrtpsristOrs
perm unisr sspiHen geidrdnsunssn
s.!aubt purbs, mar bic 3ohl Der In
a.iidsfGlIe beheuisno nsinsr als in frl-
beren Jairen.
am Mbenb oes 4. Suli I'm porisen
Sohr ,poren 28 sobesfdlle nnsemeIoet.
Seute abenb bstrus bic 3uh Der ger'
lesien 294, sestn 1855 IN heritlbeH
Gtunbe i'm porieen Sotr. Sm Johrs
1909 purpen am eriten 9oge A Ge'
tobsste unp 1851 UtrnuHoeis anse=
melbet.
Die arobtrsn Gtdote. bic in bieitn
sabr bus abisuern BON stfdhrlihtn
s{eu.rpert obiolut perboten batter
fino: atlania, Ga, Birmingham. .Alu.
| Glepelanb, O., Columbus. o.. Ran
ios gitp. no., Cos angeles, Ulin'
nsapolis, Gan Jroneiseo unD Wnit
| inatcn, . 6. lnb rcn ben q
| lEiaassa. IN Asasn bal ktisusrn sos
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-05

Heuerneri perboten ift, tpurben Il. une
gefdbr Der 6dlfte bic betreffsnoen Ges
isbs gum eriten Wal itrsns Ourdges
:ubrt.
Risfens Jeuercrdders oSer gonber
peruriahten flint BON ben 13 3press
fallen; Repolper unb unoere Shiebs
lpaffen bier. ShiebpuIper bate sfpei
5oossfdlle 8ur 5olse, uno bic v5op"s
piitolen sbemals bds gefGbrlidite
WorbDert5eug, ebenfdlls 3pei.
gei ber Grploiion BON
Radeten perteBt.
aancafer, g., a. SuIi. 46t
perfonen ipuroen bier amQbenb ihper
perlest, unb anbere tamen nit GERM
qeren Berlebungen bappn, als cine
Rite nit Radsten, bon 1gunten pon
anoerem 5eueriperf in 8ranb eeIeBt,
auf bem Warttplds erpIobirtsn uno
cine panit untsr ben 5auienben bon
3uId,auern perurfahte. bic ein.m BON
ben Glts Derfnft1ltsten leusrperf sus
iaben. Die gsrIssten, ale pOn Gan.
CATER, iino:
fgrau George Gruit, tDirO Elm ause
perlieren.
giola, n.unjdbrise SOdtsr bon 6,
6. Wettlsr, 8einbruh.
stinb bon Grant SuRb.rmdn, QrH
gebrcfen.
2tuquit 5a!tsnborf. gsinbrua.
Sobn bon Ratban GngIanb, L
Sabre oft. fhper psrbrann:.
5err Woore.
| y. n. 9indIsp.
5reu Gannie Shensnbsrg.r, geir
| gebrodsn.
| preis gorsret in Can
| Sraneisco.
| Gan 6raneisco, 4. SuIi
qo. DolsaIt, Der Light tpsight'
| preisborer, erfpies iid am 0snftdi
rpieosr als Wsiitsr in ieiuer a!aFe
inbem sr in Der offsuen arsna an s
| Strabe Dor 6o00 bis 1000 psrione!
Omen Wpran, ben Champion Gng
lambs in bieier alafe. in sinem5ouit
tampf in Der 13. Runoe befiegte. De
aampf mar burhipeg Gin duberlt BET
tiger unb nod i'm Der u Ruuoe mar
ss idtpsr sstpeien, pprauS3uiagsn, tUs
Der Sitgsr isin niirbe. Die giunab
men beIisfsn iia uuf $4,000 BIZ
$4,000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-05

5enrieite 7sinnsr, Giifabetb Jran3rsb,
GbriIfine Jsbermann, emma Jiiher.
= Der Grauens unb Sungfrauens
rerein Der Heformirtsn Snlemsaemeins
be (garl 5enl, pfr.) Deriammslt iid
IN rsselmdbigsr SiBuns ain Gpnnsrs'
taq, ZEN 6. Suit, Rahmittags 2 llbr.
las apmmittee fir Grfriidungen be-
i.sbt aus ben Ddmen: gleonord Ore.
lima, gsaris gramtdmp, Warie Jret
anb CLARA gaFeH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-05
GaiIeefrdn3den.

- Bel bem am 8. 5uli ituitfinhens
ben Raffeefrdnshen oes Grautnpereins
Der Gp. prot. Jmmnnuslss sOemeinoe.
syoirmount (paitor G. Sdneidbdrot).
iptrbsn folgenbe Ddmen ferpieren:
gsaibiIbe aufbembriiIte. 2ouiis gnler.
Wilhelmine Ddumsr. ellie gornes
mann. sophie Bitter. Barbara 1iss
bsrmann. Gbriftins 9uo6. Winna
Blum, Barbara Blum. Caroline
granbbOrii, aena guih unb MnrIs
6ifgltr.
- Der Jrauenpsretn Der GO. prot.
Vhilippus gtmsinbs, Race unb Wfs
Wi6en apenns Cpaior 3. 8. Dorm
cibs morgsn ieinen monoiiihtn
-aaffss-, 3u iptl6em fclsenbts Rom.
misset aufs btrsIi4fie tinIabet: Glifa.
xtb Dotrr, Moredretk GteI, ROfins
Hcrilcae, Gmmd 5ronsuseier. Jriebs.
rife Eltbbrictann. Gopbio Grieb,
sssa1 aaa nSsAes mess f5it&
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Capt. Sreen's 4oo


Der Coroner tpurbe geitern pom
gsiunDbsitsomt anestpsfsn. cine I'm.
terfuhuna betrsffs oss 1Obes oss I'm
goIeae 6iu Sdnotoriums peritorbensr
Sopt. grsen, friiheren Sta0trdtbsmli'
eiiebs uno berporraaen0en Rspublttd'
n.rs. onsuitenen. 1os ar5ilite 10
fesaiteit beiagt ndmlib. oab aapt.
gr.en an einsm 6iiftsn6ruh aeitorbsn
III. Bon Der asituns beg Sonoto'
RUINS nuroe aeItsrn Die Grtiorunq
aeaeaeb.n, oab Der 9eritorbent fih BIZ
gerlssuna BEL sin.m suidlligen Jaa tn
isin.m 3immer 5useSogsn bate.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-05

George grabam, 80 Sabre alt.
bon Ro. 1859 SuppOco Strabe, fisl
oeitern, als er cine 5obne on benz
sreufter Isinss Wpbn3immers btfs'tts
gen polt., rIdlinss bon elmer Setter
su goosn uno Sos iih sinen StdosIs
bru6 Al. Gr ipuroe in pdtroIDnssR
5 mad, benz itGbtiihen Soipital ses
bradt, nohbem man langere 3sit per'
geblid auf bic susrit requirirts 3oipis
tai 4m6uIdn3 geipartes battle.
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49, Gin unbetonnter S6leihoieb
I.atisis oei.srn Der Spndsose an Der 8.
4penue unb g,lum Strabe einen Be-
iudb ob uno .nttpenbste sinen ansug
bss Or. grobmaHn. iorpit anoere
ipertbpoue aIeiounssitiide, Dslds bss
rtliai6Ien ger.monisn benust su pef'
ben pfleaen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-05
Enmiit.

Der % Jabre allie Sohn WaIsenis,
BON go. 1881 Central Ape., tpuroe
seitern Der poli5ei ais permibt sensls
Bet. CT bate. als sr feine Wohnuns
am Mnntng Msorssn perlieb. $50 In
Haar in einem Neiite. unb ieine Ansss
boriesn befiirtsen. baB e sinsm Oers
breHsn gum Cpftr sefnllen itin mag.
Der 56 Sabre ate 4imoibp 8ciptn
BON 958 boin Gtrobe iuirb felt benz
/. Juli ptrmibt. Die poIijei uurbe
srfunt. Nnnfpri6uussn nab oem
.nsrjnmanbsnen au,uf feusa.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-05
Grtrnnien.

Der IS Sabre alts Wdlter S6mios,
go. 554 on 13. Strabe. srtront ge'
Tern a1mittog beim Gsssn pon See'
cnssln nabs Gliiabeibtopn, g., TN
Dbitsn1.srsGlub. Die asihe fDuroe
turse 3eit ipGtsr sefunoen unb auf
gnornuuna bee gpronsrs Rah Der
Uspreue gebraft.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-05
Pokal.Derid)t
@pfer DER Sibe.
1tuei Wtanmer fterbett am
Eonmemitib.
Sablrtid3. anosre VsrioHen BON Der
0iy. iitermauHt.

Der gsitris. s8lcrrside 9ierte'
stitnets ltcb baburh aus, oab er bec
teiBejte Hationalfeieridg inner6alo
bsr lebsen stbn Sabre mar. 3ahlreitle
gserfcnen fpuroen non Der furdt6nreH
s,ibe iiberipdltist unb Stpei Der Cpfet
erlasen ben Dolssn zines SonnsHs
ititts.
Iclssnbe SempsraturIhIpantungsn
.puroen asftern nerre[pet:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-05

WHl. 2tpeH, 90 Sabre dlt, god duf
hsm am Jube Der Spcdmcre STRAIT.
pnr anter liseenben Tompfer .Greens
rcOo", nobnbdft in Rem Ridmono,
g., brat esiteru Woreen ndbreno
Der arbsit obnnl1hti9 5uiammen uno
ipuros uah oem itdbtiiheu ooipital
etpraht, no sr sinigs Siunben ipdter
fsinen 9eilt aufgdb, obns iein Bee
ruubtisin tpieeererlanst 5u haben. Der
Coroner nuroe benahrihtist.
Der 60 Sabre alie 5rso. Shillira
Ger. Elm 91der non go. go gapmill.r
Sirabe. tpuros am Rahmittos bon
ssr 6ibe iiberpdltigt. gr Gpuroe nah
tsm itGttiIden 5oipita! sebratt, iuo
isin .3uitano als duberIt becentli6
teseihne. lpurbs.
eo! gilep, 20 Sabre alt. uon gso.
131 Grodofpon. erliit seiiern eine'
SoiBItlns. CT ipuroe no9 ptm itdoiis
fdtn 6oipital aebrahi.
ssot glIiott, 38 Sabre oft, bon To.
632 g.;hmonb Strabe, ipurpe bon Der
Gte Der Court uno Main Strabs aus
rad bem i.dbiiffeu 5oipital gebraht
Cr leinet on sinem Sonrenitif.
s,arss Gfeap, 33 Sabre alt, Dor
30. 347 Rtabing Roob, fiel geiierr
DOH Der fibe iiberndltist. in Der Rdh'
ieiE,r @obnung su 9oben. gr ipurot
in T6frer bebentIihem 3ui.anbe mad
Dem itdbttifeH SoIpitul gebra6t, ipt
er ON abenb itarb, ohne fein BE
nubtiein tpieber srIanat gu baben.
Jsrner purbtn I'M 3ouFe oes geitri
usn Eages folsenbe anoere Spfs
Der iibtrmGbiaen 5ise no4 benz itdoti
ften 6oIpital eebraht:
sscs. 50. Galp, % Sabre aft, BOZ
9eehpopb ape., ishr bebsnilih.
Ssrasl Raoiih. IA Sabre alt, boz
go. 925 Wsit 7. Ape.
slbam Rsisr. bon glu 2139 Min
bell Aps.. beoenslit.
Gsparo Rilep, bon Ro. 131 grodo
ipap.
2lribur Smit6. AZ Sabre aft, Dol
JlD. Gp& IbAku SlLAbL.
geora Shlan, 8 Sabre oft. bon gsr
TIC aenron Ipe.. fpuroe I'M Siuto
part BON Der Sise iiberDdltist.
gbarIss SsoeH, AZ Sabre alt. DO
Brand soil, nuroe bon Cailep al
mad benz 5olpitaI g.bruht; bsbsnilit
George anls. 80 Sabre aft. obbat
los. fpurDe, nahbem er tpegtn 3run
ienheit perbdfts. fporben tpar. in os
10. Giitrittsitation BON Der 5ise iibeI
p1ltist uHb na4 bsrn 3oipital 81
braft
5enrp aotbribse, 30 Sabre al
bon 2261 Gaiiern 4pe..
yrant Wcgartbp. % Sabre al
BON A. ape., sipiihen Smiih I'm
Wain Strabs, leibei on ben Jolgs
Der sibe unb bes 4ltobols, beoenilic
Glii. Smith. % Sabre aft. Wait
niIt BON 1869 Central ape.. iDurl
BON Isiner Metnuns aus nnh be
itGosiIhen 6oIpital aebraht.
ainp forge. Is Sabre aft. bon N
1912 Weli 3. apt.. tpurbe an ene
fisidlas lsiDsnb. mad bem 6oipii'
ssbraht
sssomes GlIiott. bon 30. 632 Rid
monb Strabs. scientific.
G6arlss Juns. singausrnsnehs pt
WbIiepaisr, ruros ssiitrn ndx GIif,
btthtotpn, g.. betuubilos In Der Can
ftrabe lise.ne Dorgsfunoen. CD itell
jid beraus, baB .r .inen 6isi6las {
Iisien bate. Sein 3uitanb iit btoen
Iim. -
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-05
Mein aplless, Der Jremoen.
Sesiouar.

Uon u 5. 6 , Dalbbauisu.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-08-23
RESCUED FROM
GREEK BANDITS
GERMAN ENGINEER HELD FOR
RANSOM, SAFE IN HANDS
OF FRIENDS.
Representatives Of the German Gov.
eminent and Geographical Society
Has Secured Mountains for Weeks,
(ey Associates Prasa)

sOLONKI. Turkey, Aug. 23.-Dr.
Edmond Richter, the German engineer
who was captured by Greek bandits
and held for ransom of $225,O0 has
been rescued on the Greek frontier
and; Is returning here. DR.. Richter
was engaged in mapping on Mount
Olympus In the wild frontier region
between Turkey and Greece under the
auspices Of the German Geographical
society, when he fell into the hands
OF brigands on May rs. His capture
took place inside Turkish territory
and his escort of Turkish gendarmes
was killed. Letters from Lalies. the
bandit leader, demanding ransom,
were delivered by Turkish colleagues,
and small army of Turkish soldiers
were sent in pursuit of the bandits.
Representatives Of the German gov.
ernment and Geographical society
secured the mountains, taking with
them gold for the ransom of the doc
tor. = For weeks q search was without
result. ~
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-08-23
lightning STRIKES
GAROENA farm House

WILLOW CITY, N. D.. Aug. 23-
During the recent severe storm light
ming did considerable damage to the
home of William Block near Gardena.
1t has often been claimed that light
ming never strikes twice in the same
place, but you cannot make Mr.. Block
believe it-for his house was struck
twice within few moments as a gap
ing role in the structure will testify.
The second bolt, however, Mr.. Block
inclined to regard as very friendly
one, as accomplished what he pro-
badly would not have been able to
do.save the house from total destruc-
ton. The first bolt knocked hole
in the side of the house just under
the caves an dset fire to the building.
Mr. Block was sitting up in bed rather
dAzed and just realizing that his
house was on fire, when the second
bolt came to his aid by knocking that
whole side of the house out and the
heavy rain then falling, put the fire
out. The family escaped injury, which
was very fortunate.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-08-23
PAROLE inmates
EMPLOY TEACHERS

The state board of control was in
Mandan yesterday considering mat
ters at the reform school. Three in
mates were paroled and one was re-
leased, having reached the age limit
of 21 years.
Norahl Koppendahl, sent up from Far
60, aged 20 years, was paroled. He
has position in Montana and left at
once for that state.
Ingberg Arman, aged II, of Grafton
The lad goes home to his parents.
William J. Zyllinski aged II, re-
turns to his home in Bismarck
Frank Lohr, aged 21. whose time
had expired. Lohr was committed
from Hankinson.
These young men all showed the
good effects of the school and it is
the opinion of Judge Cormady of the
board of control that they will at
once become useful citizens.
Two teachers have been employed
for the she school. Fred Harman, a
graduate of the Gettysburg, Pa. COL
lege, is one of them, coming from
Fargo The other is Mrs. Phillips,
also of Fargo. Mrs. Phillips has
long been a tacher of the state and
stnds high as an educator.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-08-23
Nearly Two Thousand Per.
sons Gather at Plaza
Memorial Services Held at
Same Time at Port
A Large Delegation From
Texas Points is
Present
10y Associated Prsss)

NEW YORK, Aug. 23.-Nearly 1000
persons gathered at the Plaza hotel
today to pay their last tribute to the
memory of John w. Gates.
Three whole floors of the big hos
telry, where the late financier made
his home in this city, were used for
the funeral arrangements. Mourners
came from all parts of the country.
And flowers arrived by the carload
from distant points. The funeral was
attended by large delegations repre-
senting the Gates business interests
in Port Arthur and Beaumont, Tex.
While the ceremonies were in prog
ress here there were memorial serv-
ices at Port Arthur, attended by citi-
zens from other points touched by the
Gates interests. Gates body will be
kept in the receiving vault at Wood
lawn cemetery until the family de-
cides upon its final resting place.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-08-23
arm BROKEN IN
auto ACCIDENT

VALLEY CITY, Aug. 23.-Mr. and
Mrs. Sim Mason while autoing along
the river road south Of the city yes
terday morning met with slight acci-
dent and they are very thankful it
did not prove more serious. They
were to join party of friends at a
picnic party to be held in a grove sew
eral miles down the river and were
making the trip in their Maxwell rum
about. They were running at a mod
crate rate Of speed when the front
axle of the auto cave way and Mr.. and
Mrs. Mason were thrown heavily to
the ground. Upon examination it was
found that q bone was broken in Mrs.
Mason's forearm and Mr.. Mason was
somewhat bruiSed but no bones
broken. Mrs. Mason was taken to the
Platou hospital, where her injuries
were attended to.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-08-23
PAY TRIBUTE To memory
Of JOHN v. GATES

for transfer purposes, while the base
ment and second floor will be used
for storage.
The building will be constructed to
care for the work of the firm in the
best possible manner: A heavy plank
platform will extend along two sides
OF the building and there will be an
incline from the street to the base.
ment floor, which will be of heavy &C.
ment.
There will be two large doors open
Ing onto the railway side Of the plat
form with one opening onto the street.
At the entrance on Third street
there will be finely furnished rooms
to be used for Office purposes, making
the building complete and modern in
every respect.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-08-23
S0I)lH DAKOTA Man
:. ELUDES SHERIFF

LENNON, S. D., Aug. 23.-Sheriff
Craven and a posse from Butte county
have returned to their homes after a
chase of 300 miles after a horse thief
who, Notwithstanding the persistency
of the officers, succeeded in making
his escape.
For four days and nights the sheriff
and members of his posse were on
the trail of the fugitive. The thief is
wanted FOR the theft of horse and
buggy from rancher named Hantz,
living il Butte county. In his fight
he visited several ranches, but left
from one to three days ahead of his
pursuers. At one ranch he was so
bold as to negotiate, for the purchase
of the place, stating he would be back
In a few days and close negotiations.
The officers found where he had
camped in a canon near the frontier
town of Ludlow, and from which point
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-08-23
infected M0LAR
Q CAUSE Of Death

FARGO, Aug. 23.-Perhaps one of
the most remarkable deaths recorded
in this city in some time was that Of
Andrew Scheleske, Polack, who died
yesterday at one of the local hospitals
from infection caused by a decayed
tooth. The man will be buried this
afternoon. His remains were pre-
pared for burial by Undertaken Was.
EN-. No relatives survive him, so far
as can be learned, and it is understood
that the deceased has not been long
in this country.
Scheleske is said to have COM
planned of a toothache recently, and
in a few hours his cheek had swollen
to abnormal proportions and death
was the result, the flesh Of the cheek
bursting open and sabacious matter
exuding in big gushes. Those who
viewed the remains said the man was
in a most pitiable condition and must
have suffered untold agonies during
his last hours.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-08-23
bEATTIE TRIAL
RESUMED Today
THE COMPLETION OF THE JURY
IS THE WORK OUTLINED.
Twelve Jurors Now Selected but De.
tense Will Use Its Four Perempto-
ries Today.
(ey Associates Prsss)

CHESTERFIELD COURT HOUSE.
Va, Aug. 23-Two additional jurors
to try Henry Clay Beattie, Jr., for his
life on the charge Of wife murder,
were chosen here this afternoon at a
brief session of the circuit court
With fourteen men in the boz: and
sixteen necessary in order that four
may be preemptorily discharged by
the defense, a brief recess for lunch
con was taken at lis p. m. OF the
fourteen men now in the box all but
two are farmers.
CHESTERFIELD COURT HOUSE.
Va, Aug. 23.-With twelve jurors al
ready selected, but sixteen nec-
essary in order that the defense may
exercise it's right of four peremptory
challenges, the trial of Henry Clay
Beattie, Jr, charged with wife murder,
was resumed here today before Judge
Walter A. Watson of the Chesterfield
circuit court.
The day was set aside merely for
the completion of the jury. All wit.
nesses having been excused until to-
morrow, SO that when court convened
there was nothing before it except ex-
animation of the thirty talesmen sum-
moned yesterday. Beattie was brought
from the Jail in Richmond in order
that he might be present as the law
requires, while the jurors were being
chosen.