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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-16
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-16

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-16

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-16

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-16

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-16

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-16

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The daily sentinel., 1912-04-18

en- his wasted physique. No infor-
nation can be secured today from
those who found the body as to any
details which might throw some
light on his last moments.
His surviving relatives are his
daughters, Misses Vivian and Flor
ence Hebert and Mrs. l.. f. Storm.
The funeral arrangements are still
indefinite, but will probably be held
Saturday.
DR.. Hebert was born in 1855 in
Wisconsin and was educated in the
Physicians 4 Surgeons college at
Chicago and then practiced number
of years at Chillon. Wis. From there
he went to Milwaukee. where he
soon worked up a large practice and
on account OF overwork it was nee
essary for him to move west. He
travelled around through Idaho and
Montana until he finally located here
Since his residence in this city he
has always taken an interest in the
municipal affairs and was appointed
city physician by Mayor j. R. Went
worth, which position he held for
two years when his health again
forced him to stop practicing.
DR.. Hebert always carried on his
practice in a truly Christian spirit,
and it was his self sacrifices that
broke his health.
He was member of the knights
of Columbus, the Catholic order of
Foresters, and the knights of Wis
consin. He always took great inter
est in the affairs of the church and
was an active member when his
health would allow it. The funeral
Will be in charge of the Knights of
Columbus.
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-18

No marks OF physical eucounter
were seen by Arthur Stockham and
Hughie Williams, cowboys, when
they rode to the cabin to take up
some mail late yesterday afternoon
They found him on the floor lifeless,
and Immediately left the place for
the Chambers residence farther down
the creek, where telephone commun-
ication was made with this city.
This morning E. L. Chambers de-
cided to go to the scene of death
and when he arrived found the cabin
in a condition of general disorder.
The bed was disarranged and chairs
were overturned, with other indica-
tions of what must have been des-
perate struggle. DR.. Heberts face
and head showed bruises which may
or may not have caused his death
Mr.. Chambers was unable to say
whether the abrasions he examined
could have been responsible for the
death of the doctor.
Late last night Undersheriff JEFF
Watson and Coroner r. B. Porter of
Fruita left in an effort to reach the
cabin: but the recent heavy rains
had made the road impossible and
they were forced to return.
This afternoon they made a sec
ond attempt. and We're accompanied
by Mrs. l.. f. Storm, daughter of the
deceased, and desperate effort will
be made to traverse the washed-out
trails and gain the lonely place.
An air of the deepest mystery sur
rounds the death of DR.. Hebert. and
the authorities will spare no means
to solve the puzzle. While the disor-
der OF the room and the bruises upon
his face may have been caused by
the deceased himself while writhing
in his last death agony due to natur-
al causes, the theory of foul play,
with the facts now available, seems
most tenable.
No suspicious have been aroused
as to whom the guilty persons could
be, as there is a lack of motive which
only makes the mystery more baf-
fling.
Three years ago DR.. Hebert aban-
doned his medical practice here to
work on his homestead on upper
Hannah creek. He hoped to benefit
his failing health in this manner and
to some extent porbably did strength
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-18
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Washington, Apr. 1S.-President
Madero's reply to the admonition of
the state department regarding the
treatment of Americans in Mexico
was received at the department over
night. In all probability it will be
submitted to the cabinet by Secre-
tary Knox and considered by that
cody before an answer is returned
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-18
presentcd Mith Pennnnt.

The senior class was presented
with beautiful pennant this morn
ing by the athletic association of the
high school. This pennant was for
the winning of the interclass basket
ball championship. The pennant is
done in the seniors colors-old gold
and blue
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-18
WAS DIR, OLIVER HEBERT
VICTIM Of MURDERER?
Evidences Of Struggle in Room and Bruises on
Face and Head Of Dead Man Arouse the
Suspicious of Officers Of Foul Play.
...-I. D.

Lying the floor of his cabin bruised and showing marks
of struggle Dr. Oliver Heber formerly physician
of Grand Junction. found dead late Yesterday afternoon in
his cabin, IS miles above Whitewater, by cowboys.
he interior of the cabin up and disarranged and
while there be whom suspicion could
there grave fears that the former doctor the victim
foul play.
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-18
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
New York, Apr. 49, 9 a.m.-The Carpatha said to be
within good working distance of the wireless for
private have been received but word today
response repeated for details of the accident
The Carpathia ashore the of thrdcass pas
and requested that the White Star company ready
charge of the Titancs eboats at the quarantine sta
ton 1t had been approxmated that feboats available
for but this would indicate lesser number
All hope has been given up for the safety John Jacob
sadore Strau Benjamin Cuggenheim L. B Wdener Major
Hayes (presdent of the Grand Trunk railway The Carpatha
wireless said this morning that Colonel Astor
The Salem wireless station has sent ashore the following mes
I can read Carpaha but he won't take any business from
me-"
New York, Apr rS-1he charge being persisteny made
that the fate of the anc kept from the public for many
1t is said that Monday morning prominent New Yorker
appeared the Cnad offices and declared that person
liner He urged make the public but declared that
it must be suppressed" according this story.
1t gathered that the who asserted that the had
been received not officer OF the White Star line but
prominent Wall Street man.
the accident continued yesterday when after giving
supplementary list of the rescued with the that
been received
This $, followed demand that Information be made publs
whom known have suffered greatly from exposure before
being rescued
The much ccism abuse Among the men
lines and believed that his presence the Capatha espon
sbe for the suppression of any details of the tragedy
London Apr. SIhe London Standard printed Yesterday
the following under the head Who Sent the Wireless False
hoods ?"
"One of the mysteries in connection with the Titanic disaster
which present msoved the extraordinary
messages with which the world ued into fanced
Monday
For sixteen hous-until O'Clock yesterday monngright
through the editions the evening and earlier editions
the morning food of alleged wireless messages received
They reported that all passengers had been saved that the anc
proceeding under her afax that she could
possibly sink that boat loads of passengers had
y
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-18
From Denver.

From Denver.
w. G. Brandenburg of Denver.
real estate dealer, is local visitor
today.
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-18

No, Cordelia; not all people who
pose are models.
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-18
Even President Tafti is Refused Replies
to His Messages by "Carpathia''-
Silence Arouses lndignation-To
Reach New York This Evening.
Associated Press.

New York, Apr. rS a:3o pm-The Cunad Line steamship
Carpata bearing the survivors of the sunken Titanic making
Her wireless silent that of the stricken vessel part Of
whose human cargo she carries
At this hour, according the best reckoning she will
reach the dock before O'Clock tomorrow morning.
Judging from the few received from the survivors,
the of them still of the awful tragedy of the Ii
after they left her Thus many wives of the
fact that their husbands have peshed and the hope that
they may be rescued by other
Food, clothing ambuance and police protection waiting
for the New York committee of the leading
of city has been formed for the the
until they can be established with relatives.
New York, Apr IS, 3 pm-Ths afternoon the White Star
line issued revised list Of the frstabn 1t the
the previous revised list except that the of Howard
Case is eliminated
aThe carpatha due Sandy Hook at pm and should
dock at II pm
New York Apr IS PmCIhe wireless station at Saga
5aiI Al' in " - 'p''' '''' ' p''N ""', 'p'' N''' "
The sagaponack station says that efforts will be
put fresh wireless board from which will
meet her.
Washington Apr 49, a:45 Pm-Seeretary Maeveaggh has
States the Carpaha tonight The Capatha will
be stopped by the officers and the committee aboard
before the vessel reaches port
Associated Press
Washington, Apr. IS, pm.-Representative AleXanders
bill regulate wireless teegraphy and resolution
establish by agreement for transatlantic
have been reported favorably to the house.
Associated Press.
Washington, Apr IS, I2:I5 pm-The officials of the navy
department sspendng judgment the conduct of the officers
the Carpaa who treated with the
information transmitted through the governments cruisers
including those sent by President Taft
Associated Press.
London, Apr 49, I2:I5 pm.-A searching inquiry of tn
Titanic catastrophe promised by the house 1t will
include investigation of the false reports regarding
wrecks condition. which attribute those who inter
esed in affecting the insurance premiums the vessel
board the Titanic 22oS according Sidney Buxton
president of the Board of Trade in reply question the
house of commons today.
Mr. said that the Titanic actually carried boats
davs giving accommodations for Other boats
provided accommodations for ISS people
Associated Press
Washington Apr. 49, 1890 am.-An investigation of the
wrecng of the Titanic begun today by committee of the
senate The committee commerce appointed subcommittee
of seven headed William Alden Smith,
mony.
In all probability the Red Gross Society will send broadas
an appeal aid the destitute who rescued the
Titanic There conference the White House today upon
the subject.
Associated Press
Montreal, Que. Apr IS, 1890 am--Ihe Grand Trunk
Railway Company has received the following telegram
Mrs Chas NJ. Hays and Mrs. Thornton Davidson saved
No of husbands
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-18
AN ANXIOUS WORLD AWAITS THE STORY SOON To Be TOLD BY THE SMALL
COMPANY Of MEN AND WOMEN NOOEESSCCAPEOEA1 THE DISASTER
CARPATH|A ARRIVES At $40

Associated Press
New York Apr. IS, pm-The Cunard officials have
dered con the Carpatha They say that of
the dead board but unable give the number
Associated Press
New York, Apr IS-At 62o pm. the steamer Carpathia
arrived of Sandy Hook The will reach the dock at pm
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-18
HAVE MADEROS REPLY COMMANDMENT STARTS.
Associated 4 Press.

Associated Press.
London, Apr 1S.--The lombard
ment of the forts along the Darda-
nelles began today, according to a
special dispatch received from Con-
stantinople. One of the Italian cruis-
ers was damaged by shot from the
land batteries.
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-18

When some people air their know
ledge, they hot air it.
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-18

Associated Press.
Sasconset, Mass, Apr 49, $50 a.m-The Carpatha was
off the Nantucket ghthp 80 O'Clock this morning This
placed her 1876 miles from New York. where she should reach
the docks at II O'Clock tonight
Definite reports concerning the position of the Carpahia
negative the reports that placed her far greater distance
at
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-18

I1SS
Washington, Apr. IS, pm.-Represenatve Alexanders
bill regulate wireless eegaphy and resolution
establish by joint for transatlantic travel
have been reported favorably to the house.
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-18
A Congressional Investigaf lg Conn
mittee to Board Carpathi3 Before
She Reaches the Dock-EngIish
Parliament Also Takes Action.

The stubborn determination of the Carpatha evidently act
ing under orders from the White Star Line officials to give
any further details by wireless regarding the Titanic aroused
the greatest indignation New York city today and among
ves and friends of people who board the Titanic The
White Star Line people determined suppress detail
they possibly Judging by their up this
vigorous appeals made by President Taft, in wireless messages
day.
The hour of the arrival of the Carpathia in New
Dor is uncertain She slowly through heavy fog
today The latest bulletin received from the Associated by
he Sentinel indicates that she be expected reach
FORK about O'Clock tomorrow morning However, the White
Star people about the hour issued bulletin indicating that
the Carpathia will arrive much earlier in the night.
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-18

Washington, Apr IS, 1913 pm-The officials of the navy
department sspndng judgment the conduct of the officers
the Capatha who with courtesy the requests
information transmitted through the cruisers
including those by President Taft.
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-18

London, Apr IS, I2:I5 pm-A searching inquiry of til
Titanic catastrophe promised by the house of commons 1t will
include investigation of the false reports regarding h
wrecks condition. which attribute those who
ested in affecting the insurance premiums the vessel.
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-18

Washington, Apr 49, 245 plm.-Secretary MacVeagh has
instructed cutter to take committee of the United
the Carpatha tonight The Carpathia will
stopped by the officers and the aboard
before the vessel reaches port.
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-18

Montreal, Que. Apr 49, 1890 a.m.-Ihe Grand Trunk
Railway Company has received the following telegram
"Mrs Chas NJ Hays and Mrs Thornton Davidson saved
No news of husbands
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-18

Associated Press
New York Apr. IS, pm.-The wireless station at Saga
ponak L. L. reports that the Carpathas wireless
"all in"
The Sagaponack station says that efforts will be made
put fresh wireless operators board from tug which will
meet her.
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-18

London, Apr. IS, Io:45 a.m.Ihe actual number of pei
board the Titanic 22oS according Sidney Buxtor
president of the Board of Trade, in reply question in tn
house of commons today
Mr. Buxton said that the Titanic actually carried boat
davts giving accommodations for 900 persons Other boa
provided accommodations for ISS people.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-03-12
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The Cairo bulletin., 1912-03-12
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dence and esteem Of every citizen Of
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we challenge contradiction Of
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The Cairo bulletin., 1912-03-12
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Retail vauIe $3.50

Something great for the money
A genuine CHARTERED Oak Colonial
Buffet, As In wide with SO In. bev-
eled French Plate Mirror. Materials,
workmanship and finish are excel
lent--a piece which would be cheap
at $500.
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solid oak, Early English China
Closet which must be seen to be ap-
preciated. 1t is s #. 4 In. high and
80 In. wide, with bent glass ends and
large glass door. Very attractive
and extraordinarily cheap.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-03-12

We trust This Policy will meet with your approval
Dear Reader. and that may be favored with share
Of your Patronage.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-03-12
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Retail Value S6.25

This beautiful bed is r. in
high and is exactly like picture. 1t
Il finished in either white or gold
bronze and is full size. The posts
are / Il in. A heavy, rigrd led,
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-03-12

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The Bryn Mawr. 1915 NV. 4r., b.. 6.5e
The Ilkie~ 1920 u st NV A. and b.. 25. 90
24lS l4th ut. NV 2nd door Sr 4 bath. q 90
The Newport 2l64 FLA. ave-. 3r. and b. 500
1910 18th ST. n w. I'd noor ST. and b.. Is 90
The Newport 2lo4 Fla ave- NV, Sf., h. 800
2Si4 L st. NV 3rd floor 6r., b..... 1850
The Ellsworth 6 sooms and bath..... Z7.50
BT0NE & FAIRFAX 1870 New York ave. NV.