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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-07-16
MAN CHARGING
POLICE GRAFT
ASSASS|NATEO
Shot Down on Street lust
Before Conference with
District Attorney.
WIDOW CHARGES DEATH
DIRECTLY TO THE POLICE
Assassins Escaped in Automobile Aft.
er the Killing-One Man Arrested
and Identified as one of the Party
Who Did the killing.

New York. July 16.-Herman Ros-
enthal, proprietor of a gambling house
here, whose sensational charges that
the police were guilty of grating and
oppression were to be investigated to-
day by the grand jury was shot and
killed in front of the Hotel Metropole
early this morning by five men who
escaped in a large gray touring car.
Rosenthal was murdered only a few
hours before he was to appear before
District Attorney Whitman and give
stantiate the grating charges.
Within three hours after the mur-
der. detectives visited large garage
on Washington Square, known to the
police as the headquarters of the taxi
cab robbers who recently robbed a
bank messenger of $25. 900, and cap
tured man describing himself as
Louis Libby, whom they charged with
the homicide. The police also recov-
cred an automobile which they say
was the one that figured in the mur-
der
Deputy Commissioner Dougherty as
serted that witnesses to the murder
of Rosenthal had identified Libby as
one of the quintet who drove up in
front of the hotel and calling the
gambler from the dining room to the
sidewalk shot him down with a fusil-
lade of bullets and then fed to the
motor car. Rosenthal was shot FIVE
times in the head.
Mrs. Rosenthal. the widow of the
gambler in a statement to District At
torney Whitman, put the ASSASSINATION
Of her husband squarely on the police.
She warned her husband that If he
kept his appointment he would come
to violent end. She said she had a
premonition that a tragedy would fol-
low such conference. She named a
police official as one of the men who
was to be present.
District Attorney Whitman said
that Rosenthal had told him yesterday
that he feared death at the hands of
the police. The police have killed
better than when 1t became necessary
to suppress evidence" the gambler
said, according to the district attor-
ney.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-07-16
ARCHIBALD HAS
BEEN SUMMONED
Senate Converted Into High
Court of Impeachment
by New Oaths.

Washington, July 16.-Judge Rob-
ert w. Archibald of the commerce
court. the ninth man in the history Of
the United States to be impeached for
high crimes and misdemeanors," was
summoned today before the senate to
stand trial on the charges made by
the house. There was much confu-
sion. as the senate. unable to inter-
pret the rules out of use since 1904.
sought a method TO administering the
oaths that changed the body into
high court of impea chment.
Later the Impeachment court re-
! cessed. At 3 O'Clock the session was
resumed and the summons for Judge
Archibald, returna BILE July 10. was is
sued. Whether the trial will immedi-
atelN GO on or he postponed until fall
viii Probably he decided then
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-07-16
PRINCIPLE IS
FOR REACHING
Natural Advantages of One
City Over Another Not
Discrimination.

Washington. July 16.-A far reacn-
Ing principle was laid down ny the in
terstate commerce comm jssiop when
II declined in deciding the case of the
Globe Milling company against the
Chicago, Milwaukee and st. Paul rail-
way. To make retroactive A freight
rate ARA ne"nent now in force where
ny Natertown. Wis, is placed on a
parity with Minneapolis in the milling
of rye when the product moves to
eastern destinations. In disposins OF
the case. the commission SAYS:
This commission does NOT. hy fixing
rates. attempt To overcome the ad-
vantaSes which one city may have by
reason Of its natural or geosra phical
location. The fact that a carrier has
a certain rate adjustment as To one
commodity ena hlcd the n7anufa cturer
or producer to overcome th,. natural
dlsa dvantage ot his location j. NOT in
itself ground upon which This COM
mission Is Justitied in establishing
like adjustment as to another COM
modify.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-07-16
UNITED STATES
HAS A BIG LEAD
Sweeping Victory Won by
Americans in Field and
Track Events.

(: Stockholm, July Is
(: The standing tonight of the
{: various teams III all events of
/: the Olympics is as follows:
/: United States 12S.
{: Sweden 104.
!: Great Britain 66.
/: Finland 46.
/: Germany "a.
(: France 90.
/: South Africa 1G.
(: Denmark IA.
/: Italy Is.
I: Canada 13.
I: Australia 13.
{: Belgium IL.
: Norway 10.
4: Hungary 8.
{: Russia
/: Greece
/: Austria 4
(: Holland 9.
/: In track and field events
I: the final standing is:
/: United States S5.
+: Finland 81.
/: Sweden "a.
Great Britain IA.
/: Canada Z.
4: South Africa 5.
+: France 4.
/: Germany 4.
A.: Greece 4.
: Norway 2.
: Hungary /.
: Italy 1.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-07-16
SENATOR BAILEY
GETS CAUST|C
Wants President Rebuked
Because of His Attitude
in Loriner Case.

Washington. July Ex-senator Ba:-
Icy attacked President Taft on the
floor Of the senate today for his atti-
tude in the Lorimer case which the
Texas senator characterized as "ofii-
cious and meddlesome." He was re-
ferring to the presidcnt's expressions
on the case In his pre-convention
speeches and letters to Col, Roose-
welt. Bailey's resolution to put the
senate on record rebukins Presid ent
Taft was kept from q vote by the re-
sumption OF the Archibald case.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-07-16
KILLED BY ELECTRICITy.

washington. July 16.-Two men
We're killed and three seriously injur-
ed by an electric shock here today
while repairing transformer disabled
by last nights electric storm.
Norman Norton, one of a gang OF
five workmen at work on a transform
er in the lexington trolley power sta.
tion, came in contract with charg-
ed wire carrying a current of66Oo
volts. He transmitted the shock tc
James Reagan, Daniel Kelly, Franz
Huller and George Pickering, who
were working with him. Reagan and
Kelly were almost instantly killed
Pickering and Haller were picked ur
unconscious but are expected to re.
cover. Norton was only slightly in.
jured.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-07-16
FINCH TEsT1F1Es
Tells What He Knows About Hanforil
and Hickman Estate.

Seattle. Wash. July 16.-Attorney
Jerry Landon Finch, when he took the
stand today before the house judiciary
subcommittee investigating the rec
ord of United States Judge Hanford to
give his closing testimony concerning
what he termed "the confiscation Of
the estate of Hickman and Hanson"
offered In evidence of the testimony Of
shipbuildcr Hickman. now deceased
1t was to the effect that he did not
know for a considerable time after the
execution of the note and mortgage Of
Hickman and Hanson to bank. that
such mortgage had been executed or
that the note ran for ninety days in
stead of five years as Hickman had
supposed.
This is the note and mortgage sign
ed by Richard A. Ballinger by authori-
ty of power of attorney from Heck
mann. Ballinger at the time was at
torncy for the bank. Finch had only
begun his testimony when an adjourn
ment was taken.
Before Finch was called William
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-07-16
SEEKS DIVORCE
Romance Finally Ends in the Cou

Romance Finally Ends in the Court.
Minneapolis. Mimi. July 16.-A
university romance that had it's be-
ginning at the Christmas holiday sea-
son. after run of seven months,
reached the divorce courts. 1t start
ed with the runaway marriage of Nell
lie Mae Caldwell. 90 years old, mem
Der of the Alpha xi Delta sorority, to
George F. Won Egeler 26 years old.
after an acquaintance of four days.
Most of those days We're spent by the
couple touring about the twin cities in
Miss Caldwell's automobile. They
were secretly married in st. Paul, De-
cember 20. 1911
Arthur T. Conley, attorney for Mrs.
Won Egeler, yesterday filed complaint
for absolute divorce, alleging deser-
tion. In the complaint is also set
forth that Won Egeler neglected to
support his wife, and that she had to
support herself from her own estate
She owns the home at l31 Sixth street
southeast, where the couple lived with
her father. Her mother is dead
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-07-16
ADVISED SON TO
COMMIT SUICIDE
Confessed to Father He was
Diabolical Murderer of
Young Girl.

New York, July 16.-Samuel swartz
father of Nathan Swartz. the young
ton with the murder Of the child
Julia Connors in the Bronx last week
acknowledged today in a statemen,
made to Assistant District Attorney
Mott that his son had confessed the
crime to him and that he had told the
boy to go out and commit suicide. The
father said he believed the boy did as
he was told.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-07-16
ARRESTED St-sPFCT

WINSTON, =. D., July ia hang
er-on around the Campbell Bros
show. during the afternoon entertain
ment, robbed Miss Lydia Leonhardy
of hand bag containing about eight
dollars in money. The authorities ar
rested suspect about 4 O'clock. and
he was placed in the county Jail \
negro working With the show idcnti-
fled him as being the man later He
was given a preliminary hearing and
vas bound over under $500 bonds He
refused to give his name
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-07-16
ASK PENSION PROBE.

Washington. July ia resolution
directing the president to cause a
thorough investigation of the pension
bureau, its methods and personnel,
was introduced today by Represen-
gress by Dec. 10, 1912, with recon.
mendations as to changes necessary L.
promote efficiency in the bureau
Conferees of the senate and hous.
TODAY Intellectually sought agreemen,
on the disputed pension agency pro-
vision of the pension appropriation
bill. The house stands for consolidat-
ing all the eighteen agencies into one
at Washington. while the senate
would empower the president to abol.
ish the outside agencies after March
1 next.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-07-16
Five Hundred Families are
in Danger of Isolation
and Confscation.
SCANT MEANS OF ESCAPING
OEPEDAT|0Ms OF THE REBELS
The Trouble is i'm the Territory Along
the Line of the Mexican Northwest.
crn Railroad-Arc Far From the
Border of the United States.

Juarez. July 16.-More than 500
American citizens. together with their
wives and families in the towns along
the Mexican Northwestern railroad
are threatened with isolation far from
the American border, with scant
means of escaping the depredations Of
the Mexican rebels. Sufficient facts
became known today of the real situa-
ton along the Mexican Northwestern
to warrant the statement that it would
cause no surprise if the Americans all
along the line We're warned to leave
Mexico at once.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-07-16
STEEL PROBERS
READY TO QUIT
Will Endorse Government
Suit Already Begun to
Dissolve the Trust.

Washington, July 16.-The members
of the house Stanley steel trust inves-
tigatins committee today practically
agreed to recommend the dissolution
or the United States steel corporation
IN thelr report and endorse the gov
eminent suit against it.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-07-16
ANNUAL CONFERENCE

Edgemont. S. D., July 16.-Leading
Methodists will attend the annual con-
ference of the Black Hills mission of
the Methodist Episcopal church, which
will be held in Edgemont, commenc-
ing Aug. 8 and continuing several
days. The presiding bishop will be
Rev. Napthali Luccock. D. D., of
Helena. Mont, one of the bishops
elected at the recent general confer
ence in Minneapolis
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-07-16
AVIATOR LATHAM
MET DEATH IN
PECULIAR WAY

. . = - . . .
Paris. July 16.-Herbert Lath-
am, the famous Anglo French air.
man and one Of the pioneers of
heavier than air aviation, was
killed by wild buffalo yesterday
during a hunt in the French
Congo.
The governor general of French
Equatorial Africa. Martial Henri
Merlin, in telegraphing the news
today to the minister of the COL
onies, says Latham was out with
number of natives in the forest
when he shot and wounded the
charged and gored and trampled
him to death.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-07-16
SCION Of RICH
IN DURANGO VILE
Son of Late Perhan1. Mime
sofa. Brewer Passed a
Bad Check on Saloon.

Chicago, July 16-A man giving his
name rs Frank c. Schroeder. who de-
scribed himself as the son OF the late
brewer and miller of Perham, Mimi,
is being held by the police on a charge
of having passed worthless check for
$50 on ST. Paul saloonkeeper last
month.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-07-16
UNDERWOOD AND
WILSON At PEACE
Leader Met Candidate and
Had Private Conference
With Him Today

Trenton. N. j.. July 1e.-oscar W.
Underwood. leader Of the house Of
representatives, met Governor Wilson
for the first time shortly after noon
today at tho state house and went into
private conference. Leader Under
wood also met at the governors office
Perry Belmont, Thomas ]. Ryan and
Charles p. Donnelly. the latter two
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-07-16
NO COMPROMISE.
OVER |LL|NQ|5
Proposed Analgamation
Scheme Declared off by
Roosevelt's Leader.

Chicago, July 16.-Al plans for
avoiding the use of third presiden-
tial ticket in Illinois by placing the
names Of both Taft and Roosevelt at
the head Of the republican ticket were
declared off by Medill Mccormick to-
day.
certainly not favored" said McCorm-
ick in speaking Of the colonels atti-
tude.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-07-16
Committeeman
FOR MARSHALL
Many of Them Felicitate
with Candidates Over the
Coming Campaign.

Indianapolis, July 16.-Governor
Thomas R. Marshall. democratic can
didate for vice president. today re-
ceived at the state capitol twenty
members of the national committee
who, at the invitation of Thomas Tag
CART, had stopped in this city on their
way home from the reorganization
meeting at Chicago. The several COM
mitteemen in a speech pledged their
cooperation during the coming cam
paign.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-07-16

90 . - . . . . . . .
THE WEATHER. Z
North Dakota: Unsettled Z
weather with probably local Z
. showers tonight or Wednesday. Z
. y . o . . o 80 a a.. 4.
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-08-30
@urrifOm.

SRI. ssrances 3eibnlann febrte Ies-
te ISOLDE BON ct. 2oiuis 5uriid.
SSeiie @nber iit fir eilrige Gage
Ser Seller in Der S6nuiehelperfitatt
BON 8n. Yeter6.
Or. 2ingetfeloer bot oas frii6er
pon Sam. SprefelmeDer belpobnte
Saus genlietbet unb bot ieine Mobel
llro iein 9alisgerdtb bereits bortbin
gebraft.
@m. Srpier ipor porige @ode in
&binelanh altf @eiub bel feinen al.
sar Sreurben.
90. q. Gibarbs rpb @nttin maret
am lesten Sonlttag bel Serrn Eubl.
MANN unb 8attins in Ser g1be bon
Worriion
Serbert Stref, nelber 6en Sonl.
rner ilber bei Or. 0orfman, in
Eotsbam, heibaftigt mar, febrte in
Der porigen @od,e nah bauie 5nriid
ltngefGbr 800 @iiine luobnten Der
2arimore-Starfe @pdSeit bel, mel.
dHe am porlgerr Sonnerstag bier
itattfanb. 9as jl,nge Baar besob
Iid) am iSreitas auf cine allsgeoebll'
ie Sod)5aitsreiIie bllr6 0Giionri, So
lpa, geebrasfa lnao aanios.
Ben. Steffen, BON Gbamois, uar
anp lebten ,Sreitog bier in 8e-
idNiften.
Spbn Sid)npplery bon ,Sreoerids.
burg, ipelcber mebrere @oden frant
mar. beiinbet iid) bier alf geilih.
Iorpie 5li ieiuer grbolung.
sSrau q. $. slpeI, BON Ct. Soltis,
pelf,e md1reno Der lesten 8obe
bel Der SaniIie BON 9fihter 3aitrom
n Stolpe, altf gellb mar, reiite am
ooriaen 9nnnerstae mieoer radj
ba,sie.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-08-30
.9rafe

Baitor @ep. Sdul5 ir. 1T nod,
@sconiin aereiit, no er einr Fiarr'
ltelle ontreten miro.
sSran Srib Hullmeper reiite bieler
Gage nab Ioiterbilra ssIl. nm Ta-
flor Ben. sSieielmann rnb 8attin
einen @eii,d) abslitatten. Srotoem
iSrau Nnllmeper bereits SO Sabre
sdbIt, 10. ift bies oenitod ibre erite
@ilenbabnfabrt.
Die 2agerperiamnllitng pelfe
bier abgebalten tpurbe erfreitte lid
eines iebr 5ablreidleit 9eiufcs, alid)
ans grober gntferming.
slltg. Snritb un6 @attin iinb bod.
erfrent iiber Sic Mnfnnft zines flei.
nen, mlnteren 9naben un6 iinb nun
auf Ser Sltde na6 einem ifDnen
iurS paiienben @amen
Srie 3immerlp bat iifJ nit Ieinem
Seirballer ipieoer alrf one 8anoer-
idnft beaeben, unb lit ieBt iebr be-
Iddftigt.
aitglft Vitefer, pelber lest 64
Sabre off lit unb in ieinen iiingeren
Sugen mad, Oklahoma 5os, lit 5ur
Belt auf 9eiudJ BEL sSris gsulmeper.
9neder, ipelder 81 Sabre fort mar,
meint Dieies 2onS iiebt gar im6t
mebr 10 ans, aIs ipie friiber. Nun,
oariit but er obne ,3meifel audi
9fef,t.
Ser arpBe glutomobil Saltiuagen
BON SmensniGe, ift nie6er i'm @ang
llno Bat bereits me6rere sSabrten
ltah Seruann gentaft
s(m mddyiten Wtittipod, lliro am
Donnerstoq, Oeir a. ilnh 5. Septerl.
Der, miro Die frieiiec, beiltide
Gpangl. 8emeinoe ibr oiesidbriaes
MiIlionsfeit abbalten. Enitor ShlitS
laoet biermit Seoernalm ber3lid)
ein, 6enielben bei5uipobnett
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-08-30
sd)iiecn @erbnnhlnnsen.
Nfene[niikine g2erinlllnl[l1,n,

&eeelnttibigc @erionmllllng anl
26. glIgltit 1912.
00s Erotpfpa Ser letten gScr.
ianmlung pl,rbe perIeie,r uno allge.
nonlnletl ipie perleien.
9Ir motatlidlen 9eitr1acn aillaen
elm, einIflieBliG bes GintrittsgeI6cs
bon Serrt @eorg Necfermann $7.1
0err Nedernlan mnrbe als Wfit.
glieb in ben Gerein a,tfgenommen.
Tie einlabiuig 6es Tptsbancr
Hiile Gibbs on beren Ereisihieben
tbcil5utebrleii mltrbe nWenommen
uno ser Sefret1r beauitragt oen
Club 5t henodmidtigen Sab iiG cine
9ln5ahl Der 0titglieher bieIes Ser.
Gins eilrfillGelr lperoen. Der Sefre.
tar ipuroe ebeipiaIls boal,ftrogt, ben
Gots0mner Rifle GLIB uno ben ct.
Souis Gcntral Sd)iiben Seneifl
ain5ulnoen lidi an inherent Ereis.
id>iebelr 5l betbeiligen.
9eidloiien, am Is. September
elm EreisifieBen ab5lrbaIten, llno
ole Sinnme pcn $t05.00 als greiie
ausidieBen 3lt laiien unb bieie
summe sIeiduirGBig altf ieSer Sf)ei-
be 81 pertbeilen. Sieben Sheiben
ioaen ailigeitellt fperben: Cine
Centrum, 5lpei sliiflage 9ling, 5ipei
Sreibanh 9Piipg, cine slilflage.
Mann ultb eine sSreibano Mann-
S6ai6e. 3ie eriten Breiie elmer ie.
oen SdJeibe ioIlen 10 bleibeu pie bei
porbergebenben Breisihieben. sln.
ion9 bes SdieBen t2 llbr Mittog;
aaiienidluB 1a5 ltbr; Sfllb beg
|S6ieBeps 3 llbr, bierairf Shden
ilno 9reispertbeilimg. glls Yreis.
Sonnite ipurben bie !Serren go. 6.
Hueoiger, WifacI gteumann mo
&. g. Mi,pbtpiller ernulnt.
@eibloiien, bent GefretGr cine
golNene @cbaille su perebren, ser
@ertb berlelben nif)t ilmer $1,000,
ais g(nerfennlng ieiner 25idbpiaen
Dienite Ole er Dem 8erein 10 treu
geleiitet bat. slls gontite bie 0ee.
oaille 3lt beionggen tuurben Die Ser.
rem 90. 6. giireoiger, 2ollis Saber-
Itod nnS Wtidael Ienmantt erpannt;
ebeniaIls Toll bieielbe biz 5itr iaif.
item regelnldfigen 8erIammlrtne BE.
iorgt iein.
Sieraitf erfoGgte 8ertaglitg.
5ris Gang,
SefretGr.
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llnier @aEer,uerf.

Serr Smith, BON ser sSngenieiir,
6irma Burns & WcDonitell. ppr
anltins Gitp, traf testen Sanlstaa
tier. ELI, lin bem Stabtrntb elmer
gbeiI Ser Blanc uno Speeificationer
pes 8a,tes 5ur giniidn 81 ilrterbrei'
ten
@Gbrenb beg Cages besab iif
Serr Sanitb, in @egleitiil9 bon
Warpr @alfer nnh Staotratb Gng,
@cNt, sur 9eiid)tigum Der bis iest,
fiir Den 9uu Ger Reierpoirs, iolpie
fiir bos Mnidpinenbaus nnb ole
grnnpitation in 8etradt genonme-
men 9ldse.
gsad aenancr giniid)t in ofe
ortlihen @erGdltlliiie neigtc iid) Der
Stabtratb Der slniidt 81, oaB Der
bis iebt fir bic gnlage bes Sra.
.idinenbalties aino ser Gunrpitatiot
in glltsiid)t genommene Glat, in Der
gMbe hcs eigentbums BON Trib
'Seirte, sir neridiebenen ginpenh-
uilgen &uum giebt unb Sen ge.
uiiniften glnforoerimserp baber
nidt pollftGnbig emipri6t.
Nad) ipeitere llehcrlegunu Der
4n9elegenbeit fam Ser Stabtrntb
alsbamr 5u Dem S6litB, bob cine
Stelle om SlllBufer, bireft n0rhli6
bonn @ebGuoe Ser Sodhlrle, aQem
9lni6ein nod Der geeignetIte Nab
5ur Grrid,tiln9 Der obengelralmten
@ebdlllid)feiten iein biirite.
Serr Smith, mel6er am Sonlltag
luieoer abreiite, miro ioiort bie ge.
nallen Blame rnb Speciiifationen,
besiiglid1 Der oben angefiibrten Ser.
|olpberilmg, iomie gleihfaas aud) in
getreff pes ltnterid)iebes i'm GoIterl-
pltltft, falls eilt iolber iidl finoet,
nltsarbeIten, lliiH miro in einigen
Sageir bierber 5uriiffebren, ann oenl
Stabtratb alshom oie i1nnntli6en,
pollltilnNiq nils9eurbriteten TlGne
lulo Speciiicationen ser gan5en sln.
lageS 5ur Giriift iulb SIR 9SriifinEJ
lporS,tlegell.
s5ltSipiIdlen bat Ser Stnbtratb Scr
II. September als -ben Sag 6eitimm
an peldem slllgebote 5ur slilsfiibrD
ltlnu Der geim1iinten 9lr6eiten entge.
gengeronlnelr lperben. @emr ooMr
feline lmnorbergeietenen ;}iuiihalp.
f0lle eirtreten, humr biirfte Die glipS.
fibri1g Der gan8en slnlngen in
ltadnter Belt IN sllpgriff gcnonnnen
merben.
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Seinrid 6. Saas.

gsadp mebrmof,entlidem 2eioen
itarb i'm ieiner @obnuiw an Der
neitf. 4. StraBe am Rontag. ben
26. .. ae., ult 10 llbr 8ormittags,
SsnriH 6. Soas, i'm g(lter BON 66
Sabnen imo s Monaten. Der Ser.
itorbene ipurbe in Seifen-9arnrftaot
im 9eutihlano aeboren unb fam Dor
llngefdbr 80 Sabpen nod Imerica
Suerlt rmdy St. 2ouis, mo- er oni iei-
nenr Saronerf ais Robelidreiner
arbeitete.
Dor II Sabwn, nad,bem er iib
5um 5lueiten Wal INIT Sarab ltffel.
mann, BON Sermann, perbeiratbet
bate. pelhe er in ct. 2ollis fen.
ncn gelernt butte, fam er ira6 Ser.
mann, mo- er ieitber and, geipobnt
hat. gr binterldBt alrler ieiner
@nttill cine Sodter unb bier sob.
ne a,rs enter Che. ioipie eile God.
ter aus ieiner 5tueiten CHE. Die
9eerbigltng tanh ON OSittmod gtab.
tndttog pon Ser @obnlntg aus allf
Dem itibtiIdyen Srie0bofe itatt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-08-30
gersu.

9irnent Mueller lno Satin iino
am letten Spnntag BON ibreil 5tpei.
po9eitli6en geiitG bel @eripanc.-
rem in 2afapette GoilHtp Suriidge.
febrt.
6. 9lrn1er erfnelt inn 2alife 6ieier
@ode eilpe Garlabl,ng 9altbol5, io'
iuie au1 5ipei GarlaOungen gltlas
Cement.
Die gpangl. ct. Sobns Sonntags
idllle balt beute ein groBes 1ifnif
ab, in Dem id0nen @albden BEL Der
Stride.
Gle offentlide Sdule BON Berger
9alaitip am lebten Montag einen 8
,5tIbndtRherr rgefHtiii, inter 2eit,lng
oes 2ehrefs Seinrib S. 9eppe.
8tes lit bns brittle Sabr 6es Serril
9eppe nls 2ebrer ON Der Berger
SdpiIe. a
Gan. Sdufiner, BON SmensnilIe,
NOR fiirSIid bier alti gelub bel Ser
ipanbten unb Sreit1rben. gQem sln.
idlein nad miro SnfeI CAMEL immel
iitnger.
Ias Gifipif ser NJ gS. s(. pcldas
am letten Samstna bel Stonp Sill
itattfono, erfeltte lid altdy bon bier
aus zines gllten 9eiuhes, utb mic
mir boren bat ps alien Sbeillpebmern
gut gefallen.
.. Sdaffner ilnb @attin io-
iuie ai,dp sSrau Hattgeb, nebit Slit
bern, lmb Serr Shuls unb Satin,
lparen iiber Somstng linh Conn
tag, heiild,Sweiie, in ct. Soiris.