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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-14
HUN YOUTH AS DEATH
Of F|ANCEE |SPROBED;
POISON THEORY|SH HELD
Miss Minnie Dies in Ashburn
in Convulsions---Coroner Has War
rant Sworn Out for Tan Cleghorn,
Her Friend, Who Has Vanished.

ASEBJRN GA, Nov. 14.The body of Miss Minnie
beautiful young lies unbured while Atlanta experts
waiting the her
issued against Tan Cegho farmer charging him with hay
ing caused the death Minnie Marchmn and officers
ing for him. Cleghorn has been missing for four days
Preparations had been made for the burial of the
lived with her widowed mother miles Ashbu
family physician and friends of the family became suspicious and
ded the funeral stopped 1t reported here that Ceghorn
Marchman visited Ashburn
While is said Cleghorn purchased
which he gave Miss Marchman and after eating these
attacked with commissions and died agony.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-14
M'MANIGAL DECLARES
M'NAMARA PRAISED
TIMES DYNAMITERS

INDIANAPOLIS. Nov t4.-Ortie
McManigal testifying this afternoon at
the dynamite trial, told the jurors that
when he took J. J. Mcnamara a copy
OF newspaper telling of the Los An
geies Times explosion and pointed out
that many people had been killed, j. j.
said;
Yes, that's pretty bad, but / sent
j. b. out there To give those Los An
geles people a good cleaning up, and /
guess he has gone and got in with those
state federation Of labor people and
teey have sent him down after those
printers. guess that win teach them
a thing or two out there"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-14
Untried Experiment,
Asserts Woodward.

Declaring that his motive for taking
his position was solely business econ
omy for Atlanta, Mr.. Woodward said
he felt no animus toward the Destruc-
Tor Company or any one else. He said
ne had made a thorough personal in
Yestigation and that he wanted the Of
fcials 10 consider 1t from a dispassion-
ate viewpoint
The plan Of d combined crematory
and power plant Is wholly experiment
al he began. No city has any such
plant in successful operation.
In order to produce q force draft
and provide the power to be used
around the plant, the type of plant
adopted by the city council must have
boilers, I saw such plants in Milwau-
Aee and on Staten Island.
When 1t comes to using this power
10 pump the city's water or light the
white Way we are faced with joke.
IN Milwaukee they collect garbage from
aVVO0O citizens. The estimated power
TON that amount of garbage is 500
hlowatts per day.
40 ""suiu u inquire tnat Atlanta 8
garbage will produce 1900 kilowatts.
Our contract with the Destructor
company provides that for 100000 a
power plant will be installed in con-
junction with the crematory. On the
grounds that we are to have munich
pai electric plant, a number Of city Of
avlais have announced their support of
the contract.
6ut say that that power plant
would be a failure.
me Destructor Company is building
sr sar6age plant at Paterson, N. j., for
ec5p5paeo3G,lnately $4,000. 1t Is a 60 ton
opacity plant. The companv has.con-
dL oas to operate for one year. If it
I a0 e',. not prove successful, they win tear
S oIt and receive no pay.
needs '0i Vi contract Atlanta
n,.s milwaukee only paid $4,000 for its
an a which burns 300 tons of garbage
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-14
WOODW ARD
HOME; SEES
100000
WASTE
Back From Tour Of Investiga-
ton, Renews Attack on the
Present Crematory Pact.
FEARS DISEASE PERIL IN
RAZING OF OLD PLANT

uucn his return today from an ex-
sanded inspection trip Of garbage dis
r,oss1 nlau+s in various cities, James 6.
woodward. Atlanta's next mayor, de-
o,.rad that Atlantas city officials were
,hou+ 10 spend 100000 too much on a
nav crematory and electric power
plant.
,T am convinced that the power plant,
"a cost 500, 900, will be practically use
less" he declared. Without that fea-
+ure. S2fS. coo is too much money for the
contemplated erematory. have seen
all the crematory plants the Destructor
rompany of New York has built in the
East, am satisfied that if the plan
outlined is carried out 1t will be great
mistake"
I'VE ought not to tear down the old
crematory until the new one is COM
5-qse. he said ia is not necessary to
lrn6 the new crematoIy upon the site
IF the old -
4r. Woodward embarked that he was
not vet a city official and that he was
seting as a citizen. AS a-citizen he said
he would 90 before the aldermanic
BOARD next Thursday, when 1t meets
20 again consider the resolution to
derolish the old crernatory, and pre-
sent the information he had collected
and his reasons for opposition to the
plan that has been adopted.
And I would like to have the editors
Of all the Atlanta papers present" he
added
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-14
ALDERMAN MADDOX
AND DR.. Manner NEAR
FISTICUFF IN COURT

"I'n swear that what he says is not
true. If he doesn't like II, he's as big
as am, and knows what he can do, $
said Alderman ]. w. Maddox in police
court this afternoon. but two policemen
moved between the alderman and DR..
j. w. Manner of S49 Luckie street, and
no fight took place.
Alderman Maddox was being tried for
conducting nuisance In that his wag-
ons which he employs In his contract
ing work were causing Luckie street to
become riyeg OF mud DR. Manner was
the principal witness and Il was his
Testimony which caused Judge Broyies
TO fine the alderman si6
He said that J gas from the coun
try and accustomed 90 travelling over
dirt roads, the physician told the re-
aofder aud pointed 10 Maddox
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-14
Makes Two Tests to
Determine Death Cause.

Il have started both examinations,
that OF the juices first and while that
is on | have started the other. so that
the analysis OF the case is progressive.
About three or four days are required
to tell anything definitely. Owing to
tho fact that my present conclusions
might be erroneous, won't say what
progress has been made thus far.
In cRsos OF sudden death tho man
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-14
!, Fixed Too
nigh, He Declares.

plant, view Of the cost of these two
t t,n' q, $276,OOO is too much for a $50
''n M pant for Atlanta.
tori. must preserve the old crema-
s36oo H!ch can be repaired for about
Z Day We should build ' new Wv Mani liant
he upply our needs, instead Of spend :
doilsrs IMAM quarter Of a million
imprso,iiooir, something which viii prove
b5s,5 w L. Gilbert. president Of the
Wooa,... health, said today that Mr..
presar' 40 was responsible for all the
@r, garbage disposal plant.
lsatl,. oDaFd 81 health has been lnyes-
He..s " matter FOR more than two
% .oI..." nave made inspection trips
pr.. 'ilies" Ire asserted.
al 4. Ola. 'N'itft that has been adopt
IRE H' ppshlbl" ono we can Sc
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-14

"Gyp" denied singly and collective
ly every statement in the testimony of
Rose as to the trip TO the Garden res
taurant early in July Cor the purpose
of numbering Rosenthal when the plot
was baked by the presence of Burns
detective. HoroWitz said ne did not
know Rosenthal
Rose never skeG me 70. kill Rosen-
thai and m and my friends never said
were are ready to do tine OBJ tonigh..
said the witness with vehemence.
District Attorney Moss began cross
examination bringing out first that
"Gyp." as young as he Is, has been con-
victed five times OF crimes.
Without trace of embarrassment
Horowitz admitted that he had never
done any work, living by sthievery.
The witness told the following story
of his and Lefty Louie's whereabouts
after the murder:.---.
I'VE went to 2729 Seventh avenue,
directly after the murder, and next day
went to Yonkers. From there we went
to Kingston, then to Monticello and
finally to Harvard, Conn. Then we re-
turned to New York on July %. We
intended to give ourselves up and walk
ed past police headquarters while dis
cussing this. but / objected at the last
minute, saying they would stick muir
der charge on us"
Gyp and Louie then went TO Brook
lyn, where they remained until cap
tured two months later.
Frank Muller. alias whitley Lewis"
followed Gyp. the Blood, on the stand
He corroborated the testimony given by
Gyp TO the effect that Jack Rose, Harry
WALTON and Bridge Weber were the
gamblers body. He denied that he or
any OF the gunner had fired any Of
the shots and declared their arrests
were tile result OF plot Matched by
Rose, WALTON. Webber and Scheppf. who
wanted 10 place the blame on them.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-14
NEGRO SLAYER LYNCHED
By MOB AT 0CALA, FLA.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Nov A.
French Nells. negro who killed an
aged white man and his daughter at
Mcintosh, Fla. was lynched by mob
In the Ocale. Fla, ieil this afternoon
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-14
Friends Looked
For Their Marriage.

The little town of Ashburn, county
seat of Turner county, is stirred as 1t
was never stirred before Minnie
Marchman was known as one of the
prettiest girls of the lumber country
and one Of the most popular.
She and young Cleghorne had been
going together" as young folk say, for
many months, and their marriage was
looked upon as a certainty. But for
some time Miss Marchman had been
avoiding her friends and living almost
as a recluse, seeing only Cleghorne.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-14
, : II y Z : y Y
Places Guilt For
Shaving on Others.

& Soon Rose, Weber, Vahon,. Schepps
and the stranger went out, but in If
teen minutes the stranger returned.
fDago Frank" then left FOR home, "Gyp"
said but he (the witness) Rosenberg
and Mullen Went with the strange man
toward the Metropole hotel, two blocks
away.
Then followed Horowitz's story Of the
actual shooting in which ne exonerated
himself and his friends placing the
guilt on others.
I'VE stopped in front of the Metro
pole. Rose, Vallon, Webber and Schepps
started to cross the street The strange
man Joined them and we started across
to meet them halfway. All of a sud
den. just as they were opposite the
doorway of the Metropole, the strange
man turned There was a flash and a
shot. and l saw Vallon and Weber
shooting at a figure. The stranger
Joined in the shooting. We were
heightened and ran toward the subway
station. We got into an uptown train
and rode to our apartment in Seventh
avenue. 'Dago Frank was there when
we arrived. never shot any one.
Neither myself nor any of my three
companions carried weapo did not
know until half past the next morn
ing that any one had been killed"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-14
SAY
WALTON AND
ROSE SLEW
GAMBLER
"Gyp the Blood Declares
Stranger Aided in Killing of
Herman Rosenthal.
ASSERTS POLICE DIDN'T
WANT REAL SLAYERS

NEW YORK, Nov. 14.-That Deputy
Police Commissioner Dougherty did not
want to know the name of the actual
slayer of Herman Rosenthal, the gam
bier. but that he thought he had the
goods on the four gunner now on trial
for the murder and wanted to convict
them, was the declaration of Harry
Horowitz, "Gyp the Blood under
cross examination this afternoon De-
spite every effort Deputy Prosecuting
Attorney Moss was unable to shake the
early testimony of the accused gunman.
HQrowitz swore that he and Frank
Muller, or Whitley Lewis" went to a
saloon on Second avenue about 10
o'clock on the night of July 10, and
were later Joined there by Lefty
Louie" They stayed there until mid
night. Then they went to Louis Web
berls poker room at Sixth avenue and
Forty second street, where they met
Frank Cirifiei, or "Dsgo Frank" the
fourth gunpan. Sam. Scaepps. Harry
WALTON, Webber, Jack Rose and a
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-14
Girl Dies -Four Days
After Man Xanishes.

Friends Of the dead gin say Cleg-
horne had promised to marry her and
their visit TO Ashburn was ostensibly
with the purpose of securing mar
riage license, but Cleghorne made some
excuse and the pair agreed to postpone
the wedding for d few days. The girl
went back to her home in the country
and Cleghorne disappeared. 1t was four
days after his disappearance that Min
ME Marchman died.
Doctors Dixon and Thompson, of the
village of Rebecca, were called to the
inquest. They removed the stomach
from the body of Miss Marchmsn and
forwarded 1t to the state chemist at
Atlanta for a close examination. 1t is
expected that the analysis will reveal
just what poison. if any killed the girl.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-14
Denies in Every
Detail Rose S Story.

ing that any
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-14

At the coroner's inquest today
the mother of the dead girl tes-
tined that she died after eight
commissions, foalning at the mouth
and with every indication that she
had been poisoned. The mother
had not seen her daughter take
any medicine. and there was no
trace Of poison in the house.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-14

Thlrd-Jesuit, rs, fret; Azure Maid, IL;
no third Others fell.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-04-05
Ofneisr.

Gas Oiterri peldes bei unieredl
5eite cine 10 sroBe &Oae ipielt, bon
glt uidS Sung ueriteft uno seiutl
uiro. bate itou LANCE Dor BEN
triifiiden 5eitditer ieine bobe 9e.
oeutuns. 9ei Den alten aesppteru
COLT oas 81 als bos Symbol ser aus
Sem @intepidlaf erlpadenloen 9atur.
aunitfertige Sanoe wettelierten Ga.
rim, StrauBeneer .uit ben prahtis.
item 5arbel arrb idlonlten 3eidlnun.
gen gu ber3ieren ,lrtS in @eidenfe su
terpamodn, ole 6es @araos ielber
wiiroig paren unb bnrf6ar alpge.
nommen mltuoen. Ole 1eutige Su.
senb sibt allerbings ben pom 3ufcr,
bader ltonnien0en SItereierM oell
8orSug. obne iid uial I'm oeren 9e.
oeuturg 3u fiimneru.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-04-05
@o uniere Giterlilien uadiea.

Die 2ilie. 0as Spnubol ser Ns:n.
belt. gift beut3ntase ais bic eiaent.
lihe S~lterblunte. ltnicr 2anO be5iebt
feinen 8aoari on 0lterlllien, Der iepr
bdbeitten6 lit. gum groBen Seil BON
ben inter britiider 9erriHait iteben.
Den 9ennroainieln. Die @rlppe
beitegt aus 365 Snielm BON oenen
aber ole meiiten iebr Helm. iait nur
Soranenriffe, uro bios RIM berpobnt
iito. Sbre 2dnee betrdgt ettua fiinf.
5ebn Meilen ano lie liiuo eulfibnitt.
lid SrpeiunbeinbaDb Meflen brett.
Sic Snie1n Iiegen etiua 700 Meilen
BON Neu gorf entfernt un6 500 Mel.
len oitlid ron Sap Satteras an Der
Riilte pon Carolina. Die grOBte Der
SnieIn heiBt Bermuda.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-04-05
Sine Sasoerinncrmns an aaiicr
Srieorid

tpeiB Der ~lanaidbrige BGdyter ocl
9riter 9~auerningb, Renticr Ssful
9arta Brit, 5t cr51bleu. &aile!
Jricorid iubr CUR Srei6iago mad
Dem failerlidJen SagogelGube Gitter
aut 9ris-9 udoip nllb uerlieB bd5i
%Ieinen bon Marienoorf her fontmen
Den @dgen altf Dem oieie StraBt
freu5enben MdrienfelDer @ege au'
@riser- @ebiet, in Der oifenbarer
WeininG am 3iel 5ft iein, u1o pal
nun i'm 9egriffe, iiber ben stder bin.
lucg. i'll icincn SngogGiten 81 aeten,
Die lid, einige bunOert Ieter meiter
cntfernt, periammelt botten. Ga
iprengte linn Der 2citer Der Soiiag9.
Gr6cller5 bon Scinse, nit Den @or.
Ten entgegen: .aaiierlide Solicit &c.
fnloen lid bort ultf feinolid)em @c-
%luete!r Is mar oas our Soiidgo nidlt
aegorige 9riser 9~anernlano, oeiicll
SaeO in Den @dnoen ser bort gernoc
alIuelcnoen @riBer 9eiiter Giebridl,
8utbnann linb Dem Gr5dblcr oiejea
log. Ger &ronprin5 fragte ali Den
3urnf Die brei &erren perlpmnocrt:
.9efinoe id mid benm in einem Ma.
no~pergelnnoe, pber lit oas bier eSShrc
Sa9o, meine Serren2" Ger Bdd,tcr
8iebrib bcit1tigtc Dies itno fiiate
hin5u: .,1robbem iolltc cs ms lcbl
@ircHcn, lpelm fniierIid)c Solicit md,
dllf itnlercm @ebiefc eiilcn Saicll
IhieBen miiroen!" Ssn oieicm Mll0cn.
bid perirrte lid INN Elm ,ritterli.
der" Sole ali Die bnuerlid)e ,,oao
llno naherte lid Den Sicrcn an
SfliBlueitc. Seben iuno treficn, mar
fir ben aaiierIobn ems, itno fliQS
beeilter iid) Die 9rciber BON ga bril-,
ben, bas crlegte @ilo Dem bobcll
Sd)iisen 81 ii6erbringen. Ser obcr
gebot Den 2euten: ,@eben Sic Den
.Saien nur Oicien orei Scrren: er
tonnmt ibncn. 5u!" Gas geidab, mo
bic failcrlide Solicit perIieB, freiino.
lid grilBeno, Dos .feinolid)e" @cbict.
Die e%igenartisc freuoise llcbcrroid,.
nne pnroe bon Den Oreirn oalciIn in
Brit gang gcDori9 gefeicrt. Sic Or.
lfnerirng oaron nbrr ioIItc iid ipdter
fir lie in @ebmiitb prfiillen, ban.
gelte es it'd ood) Inn 8aiicr Srieoribs
iebte Ebeilnobmle an Der 9rfoipcr
Saieniaeo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-04-05

nircd,tnioBig bcldj1agnabmt roroe,
ipareu, fcroerte Der gmpfdnger. eir
Gmiterbmer 9udb1noler. mdrdeil.
bnft bobe NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
0asielbe trat Gin, als Elm SoI3foficr
mo Elm aorh, ole beiflagnnlnlt nor.
ben maren, bonn griIengeridt freiae.
ge6en mlr0en nit Der @eiiune, ole
0egenitGnoc Den 8eiitern aus3ulie.
fern: aoffer un6 &orb waren inSiui.
iben lpurlos peridipmocn mo MN
begnnn Elm neues enoloies YroseiIie.
rem.
Sn ienen Sagen fam es beinabe an
eirem &riege nit ben 8~ereinigtpn
Staaten, neil oie iran5oiiifen Son.
beamten IN ibrem llebereifer Die So.
Slraa eincs amerifnniiden Sdiffes
uelt)lugnabmten Die @elo enthielt.
Die ameritnniid,e Megiernng broltdlte
ous @olo, nm oie fdllieen 3inien ser
Staatsidulb 81 beSablen. 81 elei.
der 3eit fam es fortseiest 3l Be
idrperoen, 3wiidenf1llen mo Yro.
seiien. ole BON Berlonen oil Jeltren9t
tpliroen, Die lid burb Die Mabnab-
men Der frar5oiiiden 9eborben nno
oaS 8erbalten fran5oiii6er 3ollbcaal.
ten geibdOigt ODER beleioigt fiiblteu.
giner Der merfmiiroisiten Sale lpar
Die alage zines iungen Brin5en ans
Dem Sauie Medlenburg, ser IN Der
baniiden Marine SicnIt that. Gr
beidlWerte iif, bab Elm fran5oiiiber
3ollm1dter i'm tcleioigt. bcidimpit,
9eidlagen mo linn 3uopie BON ieiner
Uniform abgeriiien babe. Der
bcitritt oas uno bchanptetc,
Der &rin5 babe ymgefangen es CAB
cine lange umit1nolide llnteriudning.
Die bamit abidloB, hab man ocn
Grinscn in Sreibeit ieste nno Ben
3ollbcamtcn ab6ericf. 0erartisc 3mi.
fdenfdlle piirben bellte ausreidjen.
nm cine biplomatiihe Spannuna siui.
ifen 5lpei 2dnoern herouiyniiibrrn
lno am Sorisont Dos @eipenit cincs
aricgeS alitoudlen ST. Iaiieu. Nber
mllBte europa eincm gebor-
den: Hapoleon. limo menn er &C.
Iprodten bate, hieB es ihneigcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-04-05
Olferfeuer,
@ktssr pom GlTe CRAFTS.


sic, Su Sitern idon 1T aues grim
DIE gpieIbdllme uno &irid)eu 6Iiib,
am @ese unb Die Sdmralhen mi
Storfe iino and Idngit ba. I'M
aus Dem Siierieiier, oas bcute obeni
bremen miro. fliegt sic Gpeiie ourd
oas Sano, madt Die Sersen ieltircu
big nno ms @robe gu ainSern, Oh
on Elm Acknowledgements aIan
ben
Or botte lid parm ,aciprotcn
Sdaoe, oad)te SIie, 6aB er MIR Ser,
ualter Into nidt Serr Ses gutes iii,
er iprid,t ME elm 9ihter nno iie6t
aus rie Elm 8ott Sie. peraaB fhr
Sad1en. aber Tie 6rgcrte lid. mo Tie
liei bon Dem Manne fort, obne 3ort
nito 8rnB. beinabe nie Dor iih iel.
Der flieberS.
Selilliiit mar ailein neitrr gcId,rit.
fen. Gr mar on NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
oes Id}onen @Gbdens eetuobnt. glber
es ldmerate i'm tiei, nenn er an
Die grobe 8lltit oadte, oie Spiidpn
Slle mo inn log. @cnn Der alte,
leioenoe 8utsDerr Die s(ugen sutat,
mar Sas eir5ige Sinh oes u~eritorbe.
men grltoers Serrin bier inSennings.
bort. Gr aber miirSe ain ielben Gage
feline aiinoigung einreiden. Senn
Damn nod peiter bier oen Sol 5l Der.
malten, piirbe iiber icine Strait geben.
gei Der Nfittagstaiel ia6 er Size
ipieoer. Sic r%Iatberte fat MIR nit
Dem SnfeI. ct mar meiit nit aleiu
eirtnerItanOen, mas oas M1SeI bon
tbm perIalgte. Nur oIs iie bon BEN
Slterfener lrroh idiittelte er ben
8opf itTo erflGrte iib mad,tlos oieien
Wolfs9ebraudIen g~egeniiber. Man
miilie Den 2euten TIRE bormlolen
6reitoen laIien, nenn man rptaiae
grbciter to5en nolle. meinte err.
grilten Serr b. @arnepis bielte es
aud 10, unS tpeml er nlorscn, a,ls
S~ltcrionntag, 5u Gid teriiber Fine,
tpfllae i'm Slle "a aletdl itab oicicm
Siebesorafel i'm Sitcrieuer iraae,,.
lliso babel nliu5eIfe Der saTte SEER Ia.
delNo 6l Scr Rid)te bpriiber, Die
plosIih Sunfelrpt ~gclporben mar.
Sellmut erifraf. Gr iaJ, mie
Slics 9life benen bes SnfeIs aus.
pid1erL als er @arnemis' 9amen er.
mobnte, Ger 6utsnady5ar mar finn.
itn0oieBig Sabre. alio opppeIt 10 aft
apie SHE, aber er. mar Elm iebr eIeoan.
ter Serr, Seiien geliBung on Sen-
%ri1aSoorf arenBte.
v8eie8nete Wabl5eit." iaate Sea.
NUT, nod ebe Ser Iadtiif ouiaetra.
gen mar. sd mtB altis 8oraperf.
Die 2eilte luarten
~@eiegnete MnaIieit", brumnrte
Serr @ronoenfeIs. inoem err iih aleif
tpieoer an Die &ibte parote. .9a -
itnb Die TeItfudlca ifyon olle sebafen?
Gann Ole Sitericier balls losgeben9"
SlIc nidte setpihtig, aber ibre &c.
oanfen naren melt tort. @os fieI
oenn Dem einaebilSeten 8erpolter
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-04-05
sin 2idtcr MS Miniher.

"a cS iclten geihiebi, ooB Elm
Gidlter Miliiiter miro, errcetc IS arc.
hes anfirhrn. ais orr iponiidc Sid,
Ter Don Sole Gdegnrap 0lcbprclr
1880 1878 llntcrrid,ts. mIb San,
helSmiiliItcr milror. Gr mar idnlid,
bcfollnt acluurbcu NlrdJ icilc soDl.
rcid)cn trnitrollm 0ramcn, mGhrcno
bic Welt nidtS Onpoll lprltc 0oi cr
lett 1893 Groiciipr der MathGintif
INTO Rbniif an Der Snaenierridniie in
WoSrio geiucicn NOR. Sciu Mintitrr.
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sirbeitaf Sitouiu.ic. &ulNrI 1ntN
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Ter grdliBcrt nab CT monde Nbthti.
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liher'ctltn tunlitc. luihrenb a. nom
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1911 andl 5llri Miniitcr 0cS NSfettS,S
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iga3agl lcfn g'nta lei u0RttiN ris 81.
fnlltey @otnnifcr Sc,oeipH
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-04-05

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