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The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-08-21
DEMAND REPORT ON KILLING OF ROGERS Californian Killed by British
 Soldiers in Jungle WAS ON BELGIAN SOIL Norris Introduces Resolution For Complete Investigation and De-
 clares It Was an Outrage on
 an American Citizen
WAS ON BELGIAN SOIL

Washington. August Representative Norris of Nebraska introduced resoll- tion today in the House requesting the President to send to the House all ir- formation he has regarding the case Of
 James Wood Rogers, Californian. who was killed in the Central African jnngles as the result of hunt by British sol
 diers. who were ordered to kill or capture him The resolution was referred to the
 foreign affairs committee The resolution follows:
 Resolved That the President of the United States be and he is hereby re- quested, if not incompatible with the public interest, to transmit to the House of Representatives all information that
 may be in his possession or in the pos session of the state department, in regard to the alleged killing of James w.
 Rogers, an Anlsrican citizen by British soldiers in Africa, and to inform the House of Representatives what action, if any, has been taken or Is conteni-
 plated to investigate the willing of the
 said James ". Rogers
 Representative Sulzer of New York
 chairman of he foreign affairs commit
 tee. was advised that the state depart
 inels was investigating the matter and
 that all facts obtained would be fur nished to the committee.
 Shooting an Outrage
 MT Norris said he regarded the
 shooting as an outrage on an American
 citizen, so far as the available infor-
 nation shows He declared 1t seemed that Rogers as an American. charged with offenses that did not warrant kill ing him, was fntally shot under iron clad orders of the British government carried out on Belgian soil.
 At the state department. which has
 no direct information on the tragedy. 1t was stated that the House resolution would have to be made the basis of an fnouiry directed to the American em- bassy in London. The embassy, 1t was
 stated would have no difficulty In get ting access to the report of the trag edy
 Regarding the right of British sol- diers to kill poacher without, trial, officials of the state department would express no. opinion. The question re- norted to have been raised by Rogers as he was dying. on the right of the British troops to attack him on Bel rian soil. complicates the case, though the issue involved would appear to concern Great Britain and Belgium. ac- cording to unofficial opinions Of de-
 partment heads. If II should appear. they pointed out, that Rogers was killed in Belgium territory and if tbere was any ground for demanding redress. the United States might look
 to pelefurn instead of Great Britain
 for justice leaving Belgium to seek reparation from Great Britain.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-12-06
Stolpc.

sln lesten Samstag Waorgen iii
babier nod MIR fur3em &raalfieill,
sSrall slnna anieide, geb. Sibt,
@nttin por Nor aitieMe, i'm sllter
bon 36 Sabren geltorben. Die Ser.
itorbene, melde IN bieiiger 8egenb
als Sod,ter pom SenrD Sidt gebo-
rem ,pnrbe, perebelif)te ith I'M Sabre
1899 in Stolpe nit Serrn &nieihe
itnb luobnte init fur5er' llnterbred.
ing beirnnbie bier, no iie iif in.
fplge ibres liebenSniirbigen 8eiens
uiele Grelurbe eriparb, Die init Dem
tiefbetriibten 8atten ibr 10 friib.
jeitiaes Eabinideiben idmer3lid
enlpfinben unb tief betpallern. sic
binterlabt nnBer ibrem @atten, piel
itnniinbige aii,6er, 1rei Sobne iltf
ein fleilies Sobterden Dem iie erl
Dor s Sagen bas 2eben 9eideltfi
bate, ilnb bas nadl Dem Sooe Ser
Wtlltter bon sSrau @nit. Sartfe in
Eflege genpln1ten muroe, 9ie 9e.
erbiglng farb am Sonittng giaf-
mittag Inter GROCER Sbeilnubme alti
Dem airfbofe Der epangl. @emeilr-
De oabier, bitrcb 8aItor sliinlus itntt.
Souis sSanttiidJ uno @attits 10.
ipie sSobn Sid1t, ulle bon ct. 2ouis,
ipobnten Der 9eeroigung Ser 5rau
Wtar anieide bel. gbenfoas be-
nlerften mir bon ABORTION j. S.
Same, s. Sfanie, Oscar Sd)aeifer.
Sgnab 9ieterid), io1pie oie 2eiben.
beitatten, Gope II. Gngelnge. glitd)
BON @Sptsoanl ipdren 5ablreide
Sreinbe gefomnteit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-12-06

esrair slntoinette Sofimaun scitorbcn

sSit ibrer @oblutlig oabier, lit nill
Wittapod) 0iorgen Srau 9lntoinette
Soffunnlb geb. Sfe0oing, inn boben
sllter bon Sc sSabren ino z Mona.
ten ans oieiern 2eben geid)ieben. Sic
SerItorbeile, ipel6e 81 ltruierett dlte-
item @iHsuobnern 5ablte, iplrbe in
Baltimore. Wo. geboren lnlb fam
nit iljrenu @atten, Grnlt Soffmann,
cen lie in ct. 2puis ebelid,te, Dor
etnpn 60 sSabren apodJ 'Sermaun, 400
Gas Ghepaar iifj airf elmer Sarm all
Der tSifft Gree in ltitierem Gountp
nbcoerlieB. Spater 500 Die 8onilic
rcd; Sernlann, mo- Dor etipa sipan.
sig Snhrcn Der @atte itarb, ioipie
alldj ipdter 3ipei Sobne. gbfparh l,ttf
@ilteln. IS iiberleben Tie 5lpei
Sodltcr. sSrnii gnlilie Eerfins, bon
bier, llnb 5rair 2ouiie Sdaffner, in
Eacifl ipobnbnft, icApie ein Subn,
Sranf @ofinbann in iuTerer Stabt
anidiiia.
Die geerbigltllg finbet beiite 9tad)-
mittng Inn 5Epei llbr anf Dem ltGbti-
dper Eriebbofe itatt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-12-06
GlDelidjcr Sub,

,speoeridsbnrg, @fo., Iop. 80 ~
slm Montnq ben "a. 9sopentber,
apirbe s. 9oillot, bon CHM, Mo.
i'm 0ietSte Ser glmerican Telephone
& Selegrapb Co., bon 2im aus, Dit
lidS Der 2inie entlnng geianot, ilnb
eill anabe rofflena gllbert Sect, mel.
der crit Dor alir8em aus Der Dip
tberia-Ginrarrtaine entlalien mar,
begleitete 8oiIlot nit 0es lettereir
Ginipiltgllng Nad @rellaiitrg oes
@asconnbe fSlitiies fiibr 8oiIlot Der
StroBe etrtlang Inn GnllI Sellers
iSarnr, ip1breltb Ser anabe birrh elm
iSelh lmo Elm Stiif @aIo, 6ie 2inie
Sii Sub perfotgte. slls Der anabe
iebo6 nidt on benz beItimnten Ilob
itnb 5ll redter 3eit gum @oridein
fam. befeitigte 9oillot iein @eipan,t.
ging Der Clinic entlang 5ltriif unb
falpb bet &naben in einem Gniti,re,
bireft ui1ter Ser 2inie, aitf Dem
8eiiht liegerpo ultb to6t. .
Yer Coroner, VI. tS. Mitfoer-
Seibe, ipelher bepahrifdigt apurbe,
orbrete ON oab Der 2eidram nnd
einem iihere,t itnb gut selegeitert
Ort gebrah iperbe, our iueiteren
llnteriildlii1g. Serr Sranf Ssobnion
iteate e,t bieieru 3tpef Elm 3imnrer
ieiner @obnluta sltr @erfiigung, no
banp alpfD am folgenben Worgen
Die 2eifenidnl, 1tattfono. Die 8e-
idaporenen, 6. &. MeDer, Gbrfit.
Sobnion, SEQ. aeller, Ebeo. SegeIer,
slltg. Segeler itnb Saleo Shaeffer
gahen eilpen @obrIpruG ob, tpeIfenr
SitfoIge Ger Spb 6nrd einen Sirn-
iddns, infolge zines fiir8liden gln-
falls bon 0iptferia, perurjodt ipnr-
Be. ga rlidt Die allergeringiten
Gnseiden eirtes eeipaltiamen Sooes
pnrlu9en, 10 fon,lte oitd) gfteinotb
fiir benfelben perantmortIi6 gebaIter
iper0en.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-12-06
8aD

6. Grtgelbreft nlad)tc porige
@od,e cinen @eifhfts6eiltdj in ct.
g MS.
S. 6. 0anltier bat 6ieicr Gaze
ols Sonb pcrmeiien meldes Stepbar
II. DieDer bon SSrou &enper gefanft
nGfln, ioipie and) oeiu 8altplab mel.
den 8. s. 8aloefer bon Simon
Goeger failfte.
Seup s. Sbeug lrn6 6. s(. Mfep-
.er lparPlr an porigelt 3ienstag IN
2inn unb luohllfen Scr Sibllng oe3
areisgeridhs BEL.
Sri. gllma Sdateioer unn oerell
9rnber Seinrid], iino fir cine go.
tDe nad) ct. 2puis gereiit, sum 9e-
iipds BEL ihrer Gdhpefter, sSron SuI.
ga earring.
9fub. Sueffer il. Mt gegelnp6rtig
BEL 6. u Meper Ibeidnftigt.
9Sobn @ttmann bate bas MiBge-
ibid nit icillem Wotleiel eiiien 9bs
bang binitnter 8qi fnllell, nobel CT
lnehrere ldlllerBbafte, aber gum
@tiid llitht ernffhaite @erlebillmtn
hauontrilg.
8ietridy 8alter, bon @elIitgton,
9eo,, befinbet fid, gegeniu1rtig bier
onf 9ei,tdS 6ef Gerlpanbten.
Senrp Meitentadett unh $. &.
SdnciSer itatteten am Iesten
Sanlsta9 g9n. Meiteruader, eilter1
frarfen SSrioiielt Der Gountp 8orin
ninen geiltdr>a6.
Silron 9oegcr befiltoet itb }lr
3eit Iei6eItG; iuir luoIlcn icSph bof4
len sab er lid baGo ptt0cr erhoIer
pir6
3ic RitplieSer ser 3iopsgenWirs
oe treffen gorbereitllHleit 8itr Seier /
ses @eibnadltsieiteS iirbent lid Ser
Rird}cudlpr fIeibig eiitiibt.
Ser biesiGbrige Nonenlber brdGte
ms eine Gerl1ileerllng Oes Cfto.
,erlpetters lift0 mir npiirbet audl
1idlts oasegen eif5itipeir0en 6nbeit, /
peiut illts Der December cine tpeite-
e sSortfeblilg Aieies berrliden
oerbiihuetters beId)eerte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-12-06
4Mcln Ser 8ef6rbernns BON YOit
pafeten.

Der 9oIhneifter lerft Die g(irinerf-
iolilfeit oes 8ublifrms allf Die fol-
aell6en 8unfte Der eirtbeiiniiden
8oitpofeten @erorbnungeti ore am
/. Sonilar in &raft tretenit
tS1nlmtli6e Gadete pierter Glaiie
rliiBen pom !. Ssaniiar ab ausiblieB'
lih 8afetpoitnlarfen tragelL apiori-
geltfaIs iie tpegen ungeniigenher
Spanfiriupg 5i,riidgebalten iperoen.
gllle Hafete tperoear nur bon ben
s5altpt- ODER 3apeigpoibdmtern, gldl-
itdben o6er lofale Iamen tragenoen
Stationen ,li,b BON iolhen naunille-
rirten Stationen. peldye Der Fclt.
fneiiter beitimnien mag, 5ltr gefor'
/ oerling altgerornnten ner6en
Il sllle HSafete iniiiien nit Der Ge-
fonrnierungsfarte oes 8ieipoers
perieben iein, obne Die iie nidt 5ltr
8ef0rberinlg ungenonmeit meroen.
Die 8adete biirien nidt mebr
iegen tpie II Ifiinb inrb Die 2ttp-
ae bon 70 .3on nift iiberiteisen
lupo nid)t nerpodt iein, bob Die 8olt-
laden ober Ioitbeanlten haolrdy
beidnbigt iperben.
Die folsenoen &aten iinb altse-
iebt:
Sir eine Grtfernll,,g bon so
@eilen inlb apeniger. 6 Gents fir
bas erfte Tfllnb, 4 fir ieoes ipeite.
re 8fllnb.
800 Reilen ober tpeniger s Gents
fiir 6os erite Tfirnb, 4 Gents fir
ieoes ipeitere Hfrnb.
1000 Meilen ober ipeniger 10c
iiir's erite iltb &c fir iebes ipeitere
8fulto.
400 MeiIen ober ipeniaer Tic
iiir's erite irnb 10c fiir ie6es ipeite-
re Gflntb.
lleber 1900 Meilen t2 Gents per
Tiltrb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-12-06
9efrolps.

slnlaBlih bes srblebens bes Ga
itor 9fi6arh 9. Saniid, oes beIieb
ten Seelprgers ser reforinirter
8erneiitoe 5l Gotsbam, iiber bas
mir /, 3. berif)teten, miro ans aus
Eotsbnm folgenSe 2ebensibreibunl
3ltgeinltbt::
Taitor Hidmro Saniif puroe ge.
borcn BEN 80. 3e5clrther 1868 IN
gresIait 0eutidlonb. Beitorben als
am 10. glopelnber, erreid)te er hos
ellter BON AS Sabre, 10 Monnte llilf
10 Gage. sSH 19ten Sabre ieines
,eebens manoerte er nit ieine GI-
tern ans 1ta6 slmerifo ilno lieb Iid
III Rod,eIter, q. o.. nieber. Gr ab.
lolpirte perid}ieoene Sdnllen in
3entldllopb, ionic aitd) in 9Imerifa,
lmn hat lid, enblidl, ourdt @ottes
sSilglng. altf Nus 9lnt bas oie Ser.
'obnnng prebigt, borbereitet. sSm
CONNER, hes Sabres 1890 lit er
3nm bl. Brebigtamt orNinirf NOR
ben. gr bebiellte felt oieier 3eit
folgeltbe @enleinoen: 9eeiu Berlin
lpo Wfenbotu, @isc, @elt Ban 81.
~, Wtt6, 2utpca, 8isc. ltrb 9Spts-
cam Ro. gr mar elm eifriqer iln0
bcgohter 9iener ltitb bot pie[ si1lt
Infbalt Der 4otsoam @enieitpoe bei.
getragen. Gr mar ie6enl ;Srenno
mo per1talto es NIT glll6li, reid
ooer arm, Jung Deer olt, dn3ufipiip-
len. sSn Der neipelt Stride, fiir Sic
er 10 bart gearbeitet bot, ioate er
nitft preoigen. 3oG bnrfte er fie
ieben unb am @imueib-
mar es ibin nod, per-
gonnt Die menigen ginlpeibrngsnpor.
te jn ipredjen. Gaitor uiro @emeit-
oe italrnen i'm inttig6ten @erb4ltniBI
81 chamber, iiberballpt Sic Qan5e
9tochbarihaft liebte ibn.
Ea1tor Sauiidb frat In Sen beili.
aen Gbeltdit0 nit Sri. Qoniie 2anq.
cnBera Die ibm cine getreltc Satin
mar ilno i6m beiitano bis 3u ieiitem
lebteit IlnlenbIif.
Stint Sinner. Elm Sufn nn6 bier
S6dter IinN oieicr G6e entfprofie.t, |
ii ondl mods olle ON 2eben fino. |
9Se6it Oieien, iiberleben i'm aud, iei-
le betogten giterlt in Ninpallfee, |
gsisc.
Gaitor 8, 9obrocf BON ct. 9ouis,
III alter alaiienfoaeae bon oeEl
Gu9inaeitbicbenen bielt Qln N2oa.
.aa glbenb, 6cn II gtopentbar, In /
elmer Stride eiue & SralteFaottesoienIt |
ii, Scr and 20 @lie0er ser 9sotS |
,oin @enpeipbe beitpobnter. 9lmI
olgenoen 3onterstog 41drnittaai
sieIt er cine ibnIid)e fSeier III ser
firdp 5u Iotsoam. linO slpar 5urE
cIbelt 3eit no cine sSeier un6 ge.
taitltng itattfanO BET Sranflir, @iS.
oniin.
8ott trofte Die traiieripoe SSanlilie
tno ienbe Der @enpeiitbc eil,en neu,
N Sirter ttah iefnem Ser5en. 7
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-12-06
q. s. 8. SO. 2.

artbur goIlertien lift nun fin
oieies Sa6r nit 9ornidroten fertia.
8enotter Stordl itattete oieier
Gage Dem Seim bon GrnlH @eper
inro 6attin einen flilBen geiird) a6
itnN binterlieB ein 0rol(es fleires
Wfooel, po5n mir beitens gratitlie.
rem.
Souls &obIfing, bon Berger, mar
am Sonntog bier auf 9eil6 bei ie;.
ner @rttcr, melde, ipie mir boren,
frdnf oarnieber Iiegt,
Srit Sbere befiiloet iid 5l illtie.
rem @eonuern nod INNER altf Ser
&ranfenliite; mir piiniderr oaber
raihe @eiferune.
sSie mir b6ren groiiiert Bic
SdlpeinetGboIera felt einiger 3eit
in Der 2ittEe Berger Nadbaridloft.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-12-06
9as 5iid)ipeeren i'm Gaseouabc.

sSobn Wtoore un6 @ugen Claus,
BON @asconaoe, lieferten tpdbrenO
0es pergailgenen Monats am bieii9e
Sanbler iebe ISOLDE blrdlbnittlid
iiber 200 Bfllnb Stide, barlmtter
gIelnplare bon 90 Yfilno @eiui6t.
1ieie Slide, meiitens 8arpfen ltnO
@uifaIo, nnrben 1nn1ntlid I'm Gas
conabe nit Dem Siidipeer gefangen.
aarpfen unb Buffalo iit6en &c.
p0bitlid bes, Madts Die ieidterell
Siellen i'm Slitlie allf, no iie aitf
Dem SluBbette sapiiben ben fleirpn
@aiierpfldn3den lire Nabriritg fins
ben, lin oieie Sabresaeit i1t oas
@aiier I'M @asaonaoe 10 flar mie
gbrpital uno bieie @elegenbeit be-
nust Ser Slider Inn Ser 9eute rad,-
5ulteIlen. Mit Dem breiSinfigetl
Sii1ipeer an 10 SUB Tangent SbaIt
ninlnt er born i'm fleinen 8abn,
an beiien Bug cine 2aterre befeitiJt
i'll, 8Ios unb beim 2idtl6ein Der
oaterne farnp er ei1en Der groBeren
Siibe bis 81 6 SUB Siefe erIpdbeli.
Gin iiherer 8urf unh Der Slid
miro am Speere 5appelno aus Der
Iiefe bermls nnb in ben &dbn ge.
hoben. Sn oieier @eile fam Elm &C.
iibter Speeraperfer mebrere Sunoert
8iuto Siide in einem stbetrb er.
teuten unb ba es 5lin,eiIt MIR Ear.
pien unb Buffalo iinb oie er ba.
ourd oesimirt, bat bisber Der
Staat nod feim 8eies erlailen nm
oieie strt Der Siidausbeute 5ll per.
bieten..
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-12-06
alnt1tt,1er {

John J. Sauer, costs, State VS..
Christ Siegel Z. s.. 30.05
Gasconade County Republi-
can, stationery >. 400
Buxton & Skinner, station
cry Z. 1910
Adam Schmidt, repairs on
4 building j. $50
Fred Bohl, aid for T. Eiker-
mann 5000
e. b. Stone, culyert, district
" -. .... .... $3.50
II. j. Branson, culvert district
20 ..... =. 90O3 i
Fred Pletz, grading and grav-
cling part of Springfield
road ~. ...... 1870
Chas. Wehking, part pay as
road overseer :. :. !. 5000
VIM. Koch, part pay as road
overseen ]. :. :. 1000
John J. Sauer, inquest of j.
Mourot .... -. -. 47.53
John J. Sauer, inquest of
John Schlemeyer :. .22.00
John J. Sauer, inquest of Ed.
Klawonn :. j. j. ). 26.70
John j. Sauer, inquest of AL
bert Leet 7. . !. :. pap
d. F. Stoenner, canvassing
votes J. 200
Christ. Danuser. canyassine
votes {. !. :. j. 200
E. A. Meyer, part pay as as
Frank oncken, 6 days coun-
.ty court and milage ..31.20 !.
Hy. Zastrow, days coun.
ty court and milage $3.50
}. A. Sewell, 6 days county
court and milage .... 1000
A. E. Maupin, 6 days county
court ;. Z. &. Y. 1900
A. z. Maupin, 6 days probate
court 1900
A. Z. Maupin, janitor 5000
A. b. Maupin, sheriff, deliv-
ering ballots, poll books,
etc, to the various pre-
einets .a03.50 n
slipei'llngen, i'm @eiamnttbetrage
bon $729.f0, tprrben als6otut aus
.gciteIlt SIR ge8ablltrg Der Midlter,
SdDreiber linb goten fir hcren
0ieirite bei Ser iiiiraften @abI, 10.
fpie audi fir oie Wtietbe Ser per-
Idyieoeneir @abIpIGse.
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Rrttet bas gein cines anaben.

Gs idier, ais ob nlein t4-idbri-
ger anabe iein 8eiir perlieren niiiie
iluiolge eines bGBlider @eidtuiires,
perlIrfadt oalrd eine gerlebung,
i4reibt 8. S. Soparo; aquone, &C.
s. pslGe SeiInlitteI nno 9(er5te
nerntod)ten nidfs, bis mir 9udleals
) arrica Salbe teriitfteat llt1 i'm nit
einer einsigen S6ahtel beilten, "
Salt grolpoapunben, 9eltlen, Sairt-
allsiGdge iiitp. 25c BET alien slpo-
tbefern.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-12-06
gsoue,nbcr Sermin bes Gpnntp &C.
ridjts.

| Sn Saden Der 8erlegnipg elmer
0ffentlihet StraBe, gittiteller, e.
9. Mattbelps ltiro anbere, ernannte
oas 8eridt Gam. S. Morgnn, Sp.
8ieltelfanp ltitb Sacob Sappmeper
alS aornlniiiion aur abidatirng bes
Sdnbetts.
3as @eridt beipilliste ioIaenSe
9lnsgnben fiir Die Goltntp Irmer-
5lrm:
John Buschmeyer, saving lum-
Der !. :. !. !. :. $S,05
j. G. Rebsamen, coal oil !. 5.1s
| L. Kielmann, rep. on harness so
A, L. Schnitger, labor 1000
Paneitz Bros, blacksmithing $50
=. E. Ruediger, mops :. 80
| Geo. Sohns, lime and cement 3.55
G. A. Ruediger, clothing :. $50
M. P. Bensing, shoes 3.65
Ochsner & Son, clothing 200
A. G. Begemann, groceries 23.35
Louis Begemann, groceries 11.25
Kuhn & Strassner, meat 6.35
W. j. Danuser, meat J. !. 1926
Eggers Mill. CO., flour etc. 27.00
G. Eberlin & Son, hardware 2.7O
G. Fl. Hartke, hardware 1856.
j. H. Helmers, groceries. $40
Il. & e. Silber, groceries 7. 1880
Geo. Kehr, threshing wheat 9.55
VIM. Sexauer, money ad-
vanced ). ). 5. 26.15
VIM. Sexauer, salary y. ..125.00
Esther Sexauer, labor 4. $500
VIM. Hansen, labor III. y. 40. 90
u. Begemann, brooms etc. 200
E. Il. Ruediger, chair seats rs
Gem StraBenbijtrift Ger. 26 ipur-
Den $3.50 lospie $45.90 beipiIligt
I'M slnldlub ar einer gleiden 8e.
trag, ipelder bon oem gittiteIlepn
9eseid)net ipuroe 5ur Gerbeiierung
loer @ooIlmn StraBe, i'm Der gtabe
polT Sspensbine ulpb 5iir 9efies,,ng
zines Sbeils ser Sue6ertaln GIa1Se
Die Sfnlfoitb-Sppotbef BON Saa-
oD ScantIill lplrbe als altsaeloidt
erfl6rt, itroem Der fillige getraa in
Soll be5abIt ipurbe.
9as @erid)t beiuiaigte Gierarf
Snrhp Geantlin cine reiie glnleibe,
I'M 8etrog bon $1400, nls lbeln
S6rlforrb.
6. a. Meber, Der eriudblte s(iIel-
Tor, reidte feline @iirglfaft elm I'M
9etrage BON $1,000, NIT 6. Gngel-
bredt, Chr &liffirer llrto s. g. gS.
Wieper als 9iirger, neld1e bon Dem
@eri1t di9ellomlnen ipurbe.
lie offisieIlen 9iirgidIuften Ser
folgenoen ertpdblten &olldtabler pilr-
oen bonn @eridt anerfanllt:
NJ. Kniesche, Richland township.
S. Wiegand, Boulware Township.
Arnulf Rauter, Boeuf Township.
Arthur Price, Canaan Township. |
L. Lemmons, Sd Creek, Township.
r. Kinkead, Bourbois Township. |
W. ID. Helling, Brush Greek Twp. |
9luf glnindben BON sc. 5. @otfiits
ipurSe OentIelben geitattet elm 9abr-
gelelie ii6er oie offentlthe StroBe in
Der 9Mbe BON Goiebuo ait Iegen.
9as 8erid)t iebte aIsb1nn oie
Rate fiir 9efoltigung Der @efange- !,
nen mtf 80 Gents per Gag feit.
slltg. 8. S6tlitger ipurbe 5itin 8e. !,
oell hes Gourtbalties ernannt. Sein
Senllilr beginnt am |, Sonllar (
1918.
tSolgenoe glnipriihe ipuroen pom
8eriht 9epriift ilto belpiIligt:
9. M. Danuser, at. salary $4,000
John ]. Sauer, at. salary 1850
.. ., Baxter, at. salary ,-125.00
Ferd. Pletz, at. salary Z. 1000
Aug. Wohlt. repairing iail 104 40
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-12-06
SIR @eiid,t 1T i1r Slid,

es lit baitiig bieI gsabrbeit in
Dem Spri6port: nSSbr Slid lift I'M
@eiifte, aber es lit ui6t tpabr,
ipem g(iisidaGae nipS sSleden es
6erlul3ieren. ltureines @Iut lit 6ie
llriodpe Oopon i1po 5eiet ooS 9c.
oiirfniB ml bon 0r. Sings Stem
Sife Fills. sic befor6ern @efutpo-
belt uno Sdonbeit. 25c BEL aller
glpotbefern.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-12-06
Sat nidJt ibres gleiden.

Dnf ntd)f tbres gletd)eil. DSett
sebn Sabren," i6reibt sSrall sl. Sc.
8rattitebt bon S5iasbale, Oregon,
Lift iH an lltrperbanli6feit uno
droniiden MagenbeidAperoen. SD
bate ieoen Sag frolrfe aopfidaner-
5en linb 9refunfdlle. SD periltdte
aae arten Webi5irt farto aber feline
Seililag, bis eil1 SSreitnG mir ilber
ben gltpettfrdllter ,er5ablte. 9ieie
Wteoi3in bat nid)t ibresgleiden. sic
bat mid geiunD gentadt."
llngleid altoeren Meoi5ilpen lit
IorniBs slIpenfriitter ni1t in s[po-
tbefeir 3ll baben. Spe6ial.a l.algellten
lieiern i'm Dem Tublifrm. Sails
Sic feillen slgenten fennen id)rei-
ben Sic bireft an bos 2oboratori-
INT; Or. Teter Sabrnep II. Cons
SO, 1875 60. Sopne sIpe., Gbi.
ca9o, 81.
New Ulm review., 1912-11-13

OPENING COURT II IN LONDON.

Picturesque Ceremony That Accom.#
panies a Criminal Trial.
The setting Of criminal trial in. Lon
don is in striking contrast with that Of
any similar scene in an American court
room. The opening Of court in the
morning and after luncheon is curl
GUS ceremony, according to T. Lean
hg's "a Philadelphia Lawyer In the
London Courts The bar and audi
ence rise and through a door CORE
spending to the one by which the Wis
itor has reached the dias enter the
two sheriffs, gowned in flowing dark
blue robes trimmed with fur
Then comes the undersheriff, in very
smart black velvet knee breeches,
white rufned shirt, white stockings, sill
yer buckled shoes, cooked hat under
arm and sword at side. The sheriffs
bow in ushering to his seat the judge,
who is arrayed i'm wig and robe, which,
in the case Of the lord chief justice or
one of the judges of the high court, is
of brilliant scarlet, with a dark blue
sash over one shoulder, or in the case
Of the common sergeant is of somber
black. .
The judge having seated himself in a
chair-so cumbersome as to require a
little track to roll it forward sufficient
ly close to the desk-the sheriffs dis
pose themselves in the seats not occu-
pied by the judge or his guest, and
later they quietly withdraw. They
have no part in the proceedings. Their
only function is to usher the judgesEin
and out and to entertain them at lunch
con, for the judges are by custom their
guests.
At luncheon time the sheriffs escort
the judges from their seats, and all the
judges. sheriffs and undersheriffs and
any guests they may invite assem- ,,ee e
in the dining room Of the courthouse
for an excellent substantial luncheon
served by butler and footman in blue
iveries with brass buttons, knee
breeches and white stockings.
The luncheon table looks odd with
the varied costumes. the rich blues, the
bright scarlets and the wigs of the
party, who no longer on duty, relax
into jolly sociability. Indeed, the Wis.
itor cannot escape the impression that
he has in some way joined a group Of
"supes'' from the opera who are snatch
ing light supper between the cho-
ruSeS.
New Ulm review., 1912-11-13

scientist must contend ID mapping this
continent II the equatorial regions ac-
count for the large areas stilI .unchart.
ed. It is the hardest section in the
world to penetrate. Dense forests, a
deadly climate inducing the worst
scourges Of disease, as yellow fever.
cholera. beriberi, etc, the fierce Wild
beasts, poisonous serpents and savage
tribes are some of the obstacles to be
encountered in penetrating the Amazon
country.
The entire central portion Of Austria
liza is an unknown tract save for di-
rect line in which the transcontinental
telegraph system has been laid. The
greatest difficulty was encountered in
New Ulm review., 1912-11-13

stretching the Wires across the desert
waste, and the small strip thus opened
up IS all that is known OF the heart OF
the island continent. It is supposed to
be vast sandy plain, interspersed
here and there with salt lakes to vary.
the horrible monotony. Hundreds Of
daring men have tried to penetrate Its
mysteries, and most Of them have paid
for their temerity with their lives.
Then there is the "Never-Neyer'' land,
In western Queensland, into which
many have gone and few have return
ed. In the south Of the country, ex-5
tending for hundreds of miles inland
from the great Australian blight, is a.
New Ulm review., 1912-11-13
DEFY THE ExPL0 0RERs.

Vast Unknown Regions II western
Brazil and Australia.
Lying within the basin Of the head
waters OF the Amazon river in western
Brazil are three regions much larger in
area than all the New England states
which are still outside the pale Of our
knowledge. This large territory lies
between the parallels OF 10 degrees
South latitude and 5 degrees north lati-
tude and the meridians Of 60 degrees
and Is degrees west longitude. Not 3
country Of South America has been ac-
curately defined and fully explored
The great difficulties with which the