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The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1911-04-14
Telephone Talk No. 3.

Aside from the fact that the tele-
phone directory IL often referred to
as city guide, il IL used for other
reference purposes on the average OF
many hundreds Of times daily. and
this makes it one Of the most valu-
able advertising mediums that can
be obtained. All business concerns
should take advantage Of the Com
pany's offer and secnre information
advertising space in our
Telephone directories. Call mp the
s,tlices of the Company. or address
Advertising Department. Nashville.
rrpn
CUMBERLAND TELEPHONE
AxD TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
lInoorOoratrd.)
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The Cave Springs School.

The Cave Spring School clos
ed one Of it's most successful SEES
,ions last Friday, ia the history
If the school.
After the exercises by the chill
dren. Mr.. James Pinnix, and Rev.
chas. Nelson delivered addresses
There was bountifnl basket
dinner, spread by the ladies
o. the community, after which,
the crowd listened 10 some ex-
ccllcnt music. AMI then the girls
md boys participate in rum
ing contest. All speak in com
mendable terms OF Miss Rich
irdson school work.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1911-04-14

One of the m"st expensive luxer-
ies man or woman can have in this
world is an expensive funeral. IL
is the last thing that is received
Unfortunately it comes when it cam
not be appreciated except by the
friends and relatives who follow the
remains 20 the final resting place.
What difference does it make TO
( the deceased whether the funeral is
a luNuriant one or a simple affair?
He cannot know. and if it is posi-.
ble to look from the great beyond
at the weeping faces, the interest
will not Toe so much in the trapp-
ings of woe az in The effect the sud.
den removal has upon the dear ones
left behind.
There is no doubt but what many
people of small means, and especial
I ly those of the European race, ex-
4 pend too much upoE funerals.
This is IN fact one Of the chief ex-
travagances of humanity. if no, the
ehief. and one that is invariably
INDUCED ia by the poor.
The subject II therefore worthy
of searching investigation.
Such elaborate displays at death
are entirely uncalled for 1t is a
custom which is durable, and which
should be- corrected.
~ far as these expensive funerals
are concerned they, after all. but
superficial show. They are the ex.
preston of an excessive and pervert-
ed sentiment. They should be dis
couraged. hnt To- discourage them
the opinions and tastes of people
must br changed.
In many foreign countries the
o'tcnfatious display in times OF
death have been abandoned. The
best loved now are simply buried.
The law ia many cities prevent us
all hut blood relations TO enter the
cemetery.
This should he the law. FIRE.
quently great concoursc Of people
follow io become morbid spectators
of the grief If those to whom this
death mfan~ 80 much. They can.
not f,rl like the closely bereaved
and ihpse who suffer this keen an
luisa "a, nariine. should i lcf' alone
Nth ih'ir dead
There Is sn instance "a our own
city 81 o poor woman. who. having
been Jeff an Insurance policy of
$50, drvnted more than half of il
30 burymg her deceased husband,
ll,hough she had about hen hun
CRY family to feed.
She properly thought that her
husband bad nothing nice while he
was alive, SO she provided it for
HIM ia death
This i uo doubt crrditable inn
pulls, of p"r~pual pride 1t il also
the d sire for social distinction and
display.
There is perhaps small field for
legitimate legislation respecting
funerals There Is an element Of
duress ia contracts touching them
/ The iutcuncut which might be re-
cognized g'ardedly is never con-
sIdercd until too bate. The subject
is esI ecially difficult in America,
but .hat should not discourage in
yestigation and practical attempts
at correction. Commercial Appeal
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1911-04-14
YEARS OF ACHIEVE
MENT.

lily years ago tiiiS~ Net-N- the
south was on the eve Of IA great
war Wrought up to IA state of
tension by the prospect Of a con-
iliet with the north. which how
ever is ended, ii was recognized,
would involve the expenditure of
millions of treasure and thesac
rifice of thousands Of lives. bus
mess was at standstiil. The
pail of commercial stagnation,
had spread its panoply over
both sides of the Potomac and
men without employment roamed
the streets. hungry and anxious.
For four years the hands on the
clock OF industry stopped NOV
ing. When they resumed, half a
million brave fellows had been
land AVA, beneath the sod and
ten million dollars had been con
sumed in powder and armament
No fifty years in the world $
history have seen greater chang
es anywhere than have been en-
tered since in the south. which
rising from the smeuldering en-
bers of industrial prostration
has taken her place among the
most progressive, and most en-
terprlsing sections of the nation
Cnaided by the rest of the coun-
try it has solvedthe tremendous.
problems thrust upon 1T at the
close of the war with an intelli-
gence, initiative and courage III
keeping with its best traditions.
Deset with encouragement on al
most every side, handicapped by
lack of capital, and encompaSsed,
by difficulties that called for the
exercise of extraordinary firm
ness, tact, industry and judgment
it has optomistically kept its own
face to the rising sun and sue
eeeded where pessimism suggest
ed failure lit has stimulated agri-
culture and given a new impetus
to manufacture. 1t has encour-
aged the extension of the rail
roads through uildeveloped com
nunities, promoted irrigation for
the arid wastes and fostered of
drainage for the lowlamis. 1t has
infused new life into the cotton
industry. worth $500. .OO0, 900 a
year to it and vies with the
west in its ambition TO wrest
from England. through the help
of the Oxford processes which
do here in two DAYS that which
requires thirty weeks to accom-
plish abroad. that comtrys cen,
turtles old control of theworld' !
linen market
Comparatively a new conner in
the textile field, its mills al
ready challenge those of New
England and 5000. 900 OF the "a
0OO, 900 spilnlles in the United
States hum their songs Of INDUS
try within its borders. Its fac
tories boast of S3S, III horse pow
er, employ : capital Of 81 PSI !,
92l ,O64 and annually pro<tnce
goods Of ! value Of n, 800. .000.- !
no Barley explored yet, with
only their surface deposit touch-
"a, IN coo1 li1l6n, rfcker a6nil -
~ ,oie Gxtelllo dknn ko1o ~
"A lx1zli1 yiffell "a, - -
t. :! q b : !:
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1911-04-14
One Conductor Helped Back to
Work

SIR Wilford Adams in his
name. and he writes: - was
confined 10 my bed with chronic
rheumatism and used two bottles
Of Foley * Kidney Remedy with
good effect The third bottle put
me on my feet and / resumed my
work as conductor on the Lex
ington, Ky. Street Railway. II
will do all YOU claim i'm eases OF
rheumatism IL clears the blood
OF uric acid.
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ID. r. SPRINGFIELD.

Mr. Dan II, Springfield is an-
nouneed as candidate for the
Justice OF the Peace OF the 3rd
District, in TIA Weekly this morn
ing
Mr.. Springfield. is "a Monroe
County boy. and is well known
to the people Of his district
is qualified to fill the office, he
asks for. and il elected would
make good official
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REGISTRATION NOTICE.

Pursuant to the provisions of
Section 4122. of the Code of 1906
.rhe Undersigned Registrar Of
Monroe County Mississippi, will
visit the voting precincts Of the
said County on the days. and
dates named below. with the Re-
gistration books. This is not a
new registration. but only supple
mental, for the purpose of regis
tering all who failed TO register
In the last year, and all who will
arrive at the age of u years. on
or before November the 9th 1911.
and who are legally entitled to
register.
l.ackey. Monday. May Sth.
Hamilton Tuesday, May 9th.
Grub Springs. Wednesday. =
May 10th.
Alsup Mill :. Thursday, May II.
Gatman Friday, May. II.
Rural Hill +. Saturday, May -.
Athens :. Monday May 10
Quincy Tuesday May 10.
Greenwood Springs. Wed. May
18th.
Pickles Store. +. Thursday May.
18th.
William 5 Store. Friday May. -
Becker. Monday. May -.
Amory Tuesday, May %.
Hatley Wednesday. May 81
Parham 5 Store. Thursday. May.
%.
Cox Store. :, Z. Friday. May %
Smithville =. Saturday, May u.
Bigbee Monday, May %.
Robert 5 Store. Monday
(Boyds) May 29th.
Nettleton Tuesday, May 30
Central Grove. We'd MAY 81
Wren Thursday. June |.
Willis. Friday. June 2
Gibson Monday, June ,.
Prairie Tuesday, June 6.
Muldon Wednesday, june I.
Darracott. Thursday. June 3.
\. Aberdeen !. FRIDAY. June D.
:. Aberdeen. Saturday. june 10.
And the books will be open at
ltne Circuit Clerk's : office tip to
and including July 9th 1911. on
which date the registration will,
close, all who register onany of
the above dates. and up to July
9th, can participate in the Aug
ust primaries, provided they are
otherwise legally qualified.
W. r. Ware,
Circuit Clerk and Registrar
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1911-04-14

Mr J VI. Cunningham. who
lives near old Cotton Gin Port,
exhibited various human bones
plowed up in his field These
are doubtless the bones Of Ind
iansr who fell in the battle Of
Acliia fought between the French
and Indians when Mississippi was
a colony Mr. Cunningham says
that human bones are more
plentiful in the locality than the
rocks.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1911-04-14
ST. LOUIS & SAN FRANCISCO
RAILROAD.
Aberdeen, Miss, Mar. 10, 1911
RED BALI. SERVICE
THHOIGH MERCHANDISE
CAR
MEMPHIS
TO
ABERDEEN

Effective March 10, 1911. \
Through Merchandise Car from
Memphis, Tenn, to Aberdeen,
Miss, has been arranged. with
the following schedule.
Leaves Memphis (Train l;'5) l2:-
30 A. NJ. DAILY
Arrive Aberdeen (Train 9s1) l.
10 u. NJ. DAILY
Arrangements for prompt hand
ling into this ear of Mehchan-
disc from Saint Louis and West
ern Points insures quickest SER
vice from all points beyond Mem
phis.
Please specify Frisco Lines in
placing your orders.
j. r. Young,
Agent.
III. A. Wheeling,
Travelling Freight Agent,
Memphis, Tenn
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1911-04-14
Thousands of Easter Post
C.rds. Latest ideas in Beautiful
designs-All neew.
MONROE NEWS STORE.
kidney and Bladder Diseases.

bnsands of people die annually of
kiMhey and Bladder trouble whnse
liz could be saved by the timely use
q 1J-RA-CuRA, the great Southern
nedy. Ii neutralizes and passes
q W sed Accommodations out of the ~ =
ter land by certain healtngiving pro-
&c .ts assists nature To build up new
Hues. = is also q fine tonic Per-
wf@4ye the least symptoms of
- - 3->siScuffs- rse siie rcGca-
!. r57t:rrssls s:.li An Il a. 5cs- AID ! 1 ,s5i
u bottle II he cannot supply it,
sci to Granger Medicine Company.
Chattanooga. Tenn.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1911-04-14
You iheVer Saw anything like
our Easter Post Cards. Every
kind imaginable. Select while the
stock is large For Sale Now.
MONROE NEWS STORE.

WOMEN, sell guaranteed hose
30 per cent profit Make so
daily. Full or part time Begin
ners investigated. Strong Knit
Box 1929, West Philadelphia, Pa
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1911-04-14

Woman loves a clear. rosy com
pIexsion. Burdock Blood Bitters
purifies the blood, clears the
skin. restores rubby. sound and
good health
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1911-04-14

Members and officers were
allowed statutory pre- diem and
mileage. and Board adjourned to
first Monday in May.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1911-04-14

Chase and Sanborns Coffee
and Teas Sold only by.
+. ID. CARTER 4 CO,
Phone No. 70.
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OBITUARIES AND TRIBUTES.

Obituaries will be accepted by The
Weekly when not exceeding ten lines.
free Of charge. For each additional
line . charge OF five cents will be
made and collected.
For Tributes OF Respect and other
publications, cmensting from lodges
or similar organizations, a charge OF
nve cents per line will be made for
every line contained. Count seven
words to the line and make your own
ejaculation as to the cost In each case.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1911-04-14

Try our VIENNA Bread and
Rolls. Also Rye bread
r. ID. CARTER x co,
Phone No. ~.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1911-04-14
The following claims were al
lowed out OF Common County
fund.

luIlO.
Mater anG lights, 1856
| T. Coker, Cansewaying. -. ID
l.. O. Simmons, kpg. pa,p. l92.1ol
| J. NJ Reese. bgd lumber. 2.35I
| l.. {. Harris, brdg. lbr. -. LA
Henderson Hdw. Co. sup. -. 1920
Phones court house . 30
Aberdeen Weekly, prtg ...22.32
4. Brannin, brdg lhr -. 1892
Mrs A. Berg, A. rent. 30
aberdeen Examiner. prtg. 1.s0I
thompson Smith Co. sup. 90
Shell and Co, supplies 1850
T. r. Warhurton, plumbing 4-75I
". H. Harris. kpg.. clock 1919
z. .. Jones, lunacy fees. 300
G T. Smith, lunacy fees. !. 300
j. A. Coleman. T. A. Ware. +. f.
Cowley. s H. Crosby, w. ID.
Smith, W. I. Dilworth, lunacy
jurors. 81 each ...... 500
DR.. /. G. Walden. ex lun. .1.50
L. - Jones, feed IRIS. 80 DO
T. - Jones, postage >. ....-3.00i
G. w Rye. brdg. repair, -. 1000
StalIxner and Forrister. lbr l4.31
A. l.. Young. haul. lbr. -. 1850
Henry Smith, sausewaying. So
i. II. Sullavan, ex. service. 500
G. t. Smith, postage -.-- 30
Bob Minnis, janitor 300
t. r. iBolton, &. Steno. ...10o.0ol
ifoote and Davies, e off. .6:i.4 40
IP. X. Thomas and Co. sup. COS
| j. r. Reedy, brdg. wrk 300
Miss Crenshaw. epy, plans 4,oo
". T. Ware. state costs ..33.So
O Jones. state costs. l3o-aol
sup. Lowe. extra services 300
| B. \. DiIworth. brdg work $50
III. ID. Hill. ca,swaymk. .~2.oo
Aberdeen Hdw Co, sup. 900
W. Fowler, Stat. rewa. 10000
Lam and Garter. sup ...-..t6.oo
| Z. ID. Bryan .brdg lbr ...l1.7oI
| Is. Darracott. brdg lbr. ....l202
Will Adams. lumber road. ....1o
Sam Owen. road timber, LIP
Phoenix Drug Co, sup. ..-....3Io
W Mare. ,..>.agc. ....i 10
IL !. i'o-,Fs and On. ce ~
Anoiy Eidw Co, paup. cof..-6.oo
IT @. Jones. kpg dogs. :. -...2O.O0
Aberdeen Lbr. Co lumber. 2l.62
Pickle and Son. team, hoo
B. Ii. Mcfarland. Co. atty S3.34
Geo. Rye, bridge lbr ...136
Justice Roggan, INCEST. 800
C.. w Mct'ulien. X. l.. Diiworth.
chaS. Roberts j. G.. Young, X.
| -. Monasco. j. T. Gregory. jur
ors Of inquest, 81 each 500
| ". H. Richardson. inquest. IL .oO
| ". I. Ware. inquest ... l.23
IG. G. Myers, state costs, 1860
DR. q. r. Tubb, attd. paup. 1000
j. X. Booth. causewaylng 100
IL. +. Jones, hrdg. lhr 300,
| sap. Ritter. ex. services. .....lS.p
School Fund.
l.. f. Cowley. sal. postage 1869
Aberdeen Weekly, prtg. $50
Aberdeen Examinre, prtg- .4-o2
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1911-04-14

The latest designs in Washing
ton Birthday Post Cards. Come
quick.
Monroe News Store.
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peace district, was rejected, by
virtue of Il counter petition bear
ing "A much larger per cent oi
the qualified voters Of the four
fh district requesting that dis
trict stand as heretofore.
Supervisors Ritter, and Sulla-
van were appointed to view route
OF new road in fifth district. pet
itioned for BY /. NJ. Allison. and
others.
SHervisors Lowe and Ritter
we're appointed to view change.
in Old Fayetteville road in third
district. petitioned for by j. A..
Young, and others.
Supervisor Lowe and Ritter. ap
pointed To inspect roads III third
district, report that, they have
inspected roads under contract.
10 Reeves and Coleman and find
that the same have been fairly
worked with some receptions
naer Gattman We recommend
tnat 5000 be paid on same as
a martial paYlnput
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-20

afsien ssn gsfsAsnass-U -UsieafAafisM.
ssis's; ssi'sssii.. i..IiS. IiS. Ii0a sa1''''' 100
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,slubsVabribten.
Gtntinuati, 90. Ge,smb.r

Gtnti inrati, 90 December.
Der ShioHu6 in i'm TaIIeu beariTen uni
bate a.Itsrn absnb BEL bitigsr StaSt einsu
@aFerftano bon 38.2 Sus.
ri, fo[aeubsn Bspeihen trafen pdbrens
ess aeffrisen cages bier elm
pittsbura ga. Der Ftus bat eiuen
@aFsrtdno bon 1915 5ub unb fdut.
1bt.Itna, So. 90. Der E[uE bat
.insH Bafisrfane bon 1875 Jus unS faat.
garfersbura, gS. Ga. Der Ttus bat
eiusn @aFerfaub bon 24.2 5us uno fdlIt.
aanapha faI(s. Der Tlus bat
.insn @aHerFanb bon s.6 Jus uuo feigt
gharfe ". pa. Ter sIus bat
.intn @aferffanb bon so Rus uuo itsiat.
GattGettsb bure, ap. Der TIu5 bat
sinsu @nffsrfanb bon 93.s 9Fus uno idGt.
81. . Blsaia IT, gS. 30. Der FIub
bat sinen @aFsrHano bon PA gus u. fdllt.
Sorts moutb, s. Der Slus bat si-
usn @aFsrifanb bon $50 sus uHo fdqt
9ouisbtlle. au. Der Slub bat sinsn
@aFsrFunc bon 1873 5us unb ittiqt.
GpansbilG., 5ne. Ger Flu5 bat
.iueu @oFsrfauo bon sl.5 Su5 uno heiat.
Gatro, 9as. Der TIuR bat siusn @ai.
f.ritaRb BON s3.o fu5 unO fsist.
Nsmp ph ., 3snn. Der Sfub bat Ell.
men 8aferftanb bon 2O.e Euo ftsigt.
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Berlin, 6. DECEMBER.

= yer n, D. Ge3enDer.
gBir iinb in einem aeleriadle, in
ben tpunDerpplIen neuen Reitauruut-
raumer, Die srit ppr Sturgeon i'm 300.
l9siIher 9arten er0fFnst nproen iinD,
IN teinem esp0hnIihen Gelleriuale frei.
LID, iDnoern in einem beionoers eIsz
oenten. 8a sibt ss einen slatten 4ars
tettbooen, bic oiden pieredigen Pfeiler,
tie bic Oefs tragen, Iino tiefqriin ge.
iiri6en unb an ben Ranten nit rotheu
Edheln umtIeioet, unD ppn Der rpeiben
3ede flutbst psrIdpenberiIh oas 2iht
berab. 5ier tan3t man gu setpDhnit.
fen 3eiten, tpenn Is oben i'm Sdale 3u
beiB tpirb, gu ben 4ldngeu trgenoetnsr
grimttipen gauerntapeIe, oa gibt es
elm erfriI6enoes Bier uno Iaufhi6e
Gthen, es if Elm ihfpachsr 2lbtIatih
oes gierItiiberls, ods uns oereinit in
Miinhen NIT Weibpuritbdmpfen unO
MtaBtrugbiiften 5ur mitternahtigen
Stunbe in Der Rsoouten5eit empfing.
Was iinb bos fir teBerhafts 8eban-
fen! sSn unierem Saale gibt es beute
langgeitredts Slide, nit bem ominDieu
sriinen 5Idh beDsdt, uno porn Dor eis
ner tleinen neutrality-suspicious.
throut auf srb6btem Stu6le Elm qrdz
i:bent nit nllenl, mas Da5u 9ehort:
Waferflafhe, Glots, Wuroe unb
Stimmeetpalt. Rur Der arsis idboner
5rauen, Der duf Den Ieitlihen Gmpos
rem bic Deffsutlihtsit martiren ION
lit piinn unb lit AUDI niht beionhsrs
ihOn. 9ufiir iinb aber fhDns Ma
ner In sroBer 3ubl ba, 1psrisitens n,
Dtense folder. bic iih bafur halteH;
man fieht ppm triirbeDollsn Selpenpu-
ter Bis gum moberniten 5an3. uno
Speretten4Beinfiiritler ale Shauipiez
lertnpen, unb bab es fait lauter quite
Spreher iinb, oas merit man ihon
por Der grDffnung Der SiBuns an
oem Riefenldrm, Der ith bruufenb on
ben gD6rnen bes nieoeren Gaoles
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briht. gQlo ert0nt bic &lingeI uno
Der prGIiDent er0ffnst nit unnaadbms
Iifer @ranDe33Q bic StBung. llno
bann iit e8, ais p6 our4 cine aeOffnete
S6leuIe bic WaTer Iih nit uugeItii.
mem 8rdngen rauIAenb ergDNen, unD
man ipUrt iofort: oisIes parliament
bat temperament, aber tetne Ql3u feIte
0is3ipItn.
Sin 2tntra8 5ur 8eIdGft5oronung
Iduft ein, Der YrGIiDent ious ben 9ors
Tib nieberlegen, tpsnn 0tnge 3urSpras
6e tdnen, Die tbn periOnlth ungsben.
Spfort tommt bas gun3e Parliament
in Stage. Sin W&dun ruft, Da8 itehe
I1on in Der 8eI1Gft5orbnung, etns
5rau aus Der 3a6l Der 0eIegirten
Ipringt in pilber gentbe'iIea Roierst
auf unD iAreit: ,Wtr blomiren uns,
tpenn mir unIeren grQiioenten NIT
iolhem WtiBtrauen bebanoeLul"
S6luBrufe ert0nen, man fprt9t ourha
einonber, T6reit, lo6t, Elm Mann NIT
shter symperutoren 8eite ruft ins
9etijmmeI: nWetne 9erren. Tti6 pers
ben Sie ni6t tpotlahen." llno rpieoer
ert0nt 8eifou unb 3iihen tptlb bur6z
chamber, unD ale bic 5emperdmente
pluBen aufeinanoer. Der 4ntrdg pirb
abqeIehnt, uno bic Wtebrbeit begribt
oas nit elmer 8lutihausoauer, Die
3eigt rDiepieL 8etfau biefe S6uuIpiez
Ter brauhen. Utan tommt sur 8era
leiung Der QnpeIenbettsIiite, uno Die
nibt iebr feroprraqenbe 8eihGftsz
fubrung pergibt, Die 9dlfte Der 9ertrea
ter bpr8uleien. Dieoer giebt IS itiira
miThen prpteIt. Damn ebbt Die Woz
&c bergrregung Elm nentg ab uno man
Iau'ht Der GrDffnungsreoe oes groa
iibenten. Der unEetheiligte 3uIhouer
bot Elm penig 3eit, 81 oeri4noufeu
unb iih in Rube gu iit:rlegen, um
mas Dsnr bic uufgersgten Geuthen
etsn 10 beftig qeftritten babsn. Gr
finost, bab e8 cine flare SeIbitpers
itGnoli6tett mar unD lGbt Tih BON ben
aIten Routiniers, Die ihon ieit Sabren
bier mitmahen, ertIdren, oab ods bier
INNER 10 Iei. temperament bIetbt
eben temperament, bas man nidt in
BEN 0arpsrobe3immsr zines Sbeatsrs
mad 8ebruuh perihIieBen fam. lles
brtgers lift es na6 oem llrtbeil Der aIs
ten 6euts nod febr rubig 5ugesungsn.
2tber Elm gang junger &oqege, Der 8u.
benz emp0rt tft, baB geraoe bic Saaus
fpieler bic prefeleute 10 ibIsdt bez
bunoeIn unb Iie in einen 8intel bes
SaoIss geIeBt baben, ND man mDgs
lthit nenig periteben fam, Der fhiits
tsIt bod erItaunt ben 9Opf uno meint:
n0us ift ia nod i6ltmmer uIs I'm
Retastag!!"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-20

BON eri6utternber
3ragit lift Der Cob Der gretisngbss
Ieute Bernard 8oh unp behen Satin
&atbarine, Die oiefer Gage tur5 bina
tereiuanoer in ibrsm 5oeim in Grpots
Inn Dem oer3I2lag erlagen. sSH tba
rer Sugsnb in Der tpeitfdliihen 9eia
mdtb ga9bartinoer, purOeu tie 5us
iammeu Gufge3ogen uno paren uuz
3ertrennlt6e Spieltomeraoen. sic
geIobten chamber on3ugeb0ren, bod
tnfolge elmer 5pIhen Den 5amiIien
eingetretenen Gntfrembung tpuroen
iie aussinunoergertiien. Beioe tas
men, aber isper fir iih, nab 4meriz
ia, bsibe beirdtheten uno ibre beinen
GbebQIften iturben Dor ettpa aht Sab
rem. IS fam Dann 81 elmer 4nnas
berung Der betpen 3urIt9ebltebenen,
unb oor iieben Sobren permdbIten iie
fi6, I'm i'm Gbebunoe oas Slid 3u
finoen, naA Dem iie ii6 ibr 2ebeR
lang geIebnt. Nn ibrem 3ooestase
poQtsn iie beioe bic iisbente Diepers
tehr ibres 6pd5eitstaaes feieru, bod
oa po6te Der COB an. 8ernbaro
Epd entfdIummerte, nahbem er Iih
gum Qa3mittagsiaIofhen bingelest.
unb bic oarob aus 5ohite erfduta
terte sSrau, Die ibn gegen 2 llbr aufs
fauo, itarb orei StunDen 'pdtsr, tpdbs
renb iie Dor Der Qeine bes geliebtsn
9atten iaB, I'm fir oefen Sselenbeil
3u bsten. Sod ftauo i'm 81. 2ebenss
jahre unp feline treue Satin mar nur
un Spei Sabre jinger. IS mar. tpte
ertpdbnt, in Der Seimatb cine GHta
frsmbupg 5piiaeu ibHen singetrsten
unb ao6 grtff Dor msbr aIs breiBig
Sabreu gum Wanberftabe, um in
AHertta iein 2iebssleto al perasHen
unb fih etne Ggiiten3 81 griinoen.
@r etabIirte iih als aunitihretner
uno selangte gu bebdbieem WohIs
itanbe, Denige Sabre, nahbem sr
bier eelunbet. tam audi bic etsm1lige
SugsnbgsItebte bier6er uno perndbIte
fth MT stnem setpifen Charles
Bauer, tpd1renb Sod ebenfalls betros
tbete. Die Chen blieben tinberlos.
grft na6 bem 4bleben BON 0otten
unb Satin fnnbeu Fid1 bic 5erseu nes
friibersn Spie!tamerapxn tpieosr. -.