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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-26
Rebels Reported Routed.

MEXICO CITY. March 26.-The federal
artillery has created havoc among the
revolutionaries at Jiminez according to
reports reaching President Madero today
from FL PaSo.
Early today the following statement
was issued from the presidents offices:
Persons arriving from Jiminez and
deserters from the rebels say that the
federal troops caused great destruction
with their artillery and that the rebels
moraliZed.
1T is calculated that a loss of more
than 900 dead and wounded was in
fiicted upon the enemy, and according to
reports great fear reigns among Gen. Pas
cual OroZco's men.
Gen. Antonio Rojas' followers are at
the point of mutiny and are attacking
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-26
FUNERAL OF MRS. lexis.
Services Will Be Held Tomorrow
Morning.

Funeral services for Mrs. Rose Skunk
lexis. wife of Orlando l. lexis. wio WIS
fatally injured. accidentally. by an auto
mobile while crossing at 1ith and X
streets northwest Saturday night, Will he
held at the family residence ::si6 Mount
Pheasant street northwest. tomorrow
morning at II o'clock.
Mrs. j. w. Shaw, sister of Mrs. lexis
and Mrs. CT. -. Snider. niece. of Card
ington. Ohio, and Skunk Shaw a nephew
residing at Akron. Ohio, reached here
yesterday and viii remain for the funeral.
Rev. Frank j. Goodwin, pastor of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-26
NOMINATION TO SENATE.
Taft Sends Name of G. L. Townsend
for u. S. Marshal for Delaware.

President Taft today sent TO the Sem
ate the nomination of George l..
Townsend to be United States marshal
for Delaware Several weeks ago the
President withdrew from the Senate
the nomination of Cornelius r. Swain
for this position. charges having been
made that Swain had been involved IA
alleged vote buying.
Swain Was said at that time 10 have
been supporting Senator Du Pont Of Della
ware. an investigation Of whose election,
was threatened.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-26
SPRING WASH GOODS
for | 2Ac Nd.

These are the fabrics that you will
want for making outer garments for
wear during balmy spring days. AT
the price of 1212c yd. they are the
best values you will find anywhere.
COLORED CANNON CLOTH, "a
and 36 inches wide, in good range of
colors, including light blue. pink,
rose, new blue, lavender. wistaria.
brown, navy and tan. Only 121ac a
yard.
POPLINS, % inches wide, in light
blue, pink, navy, green, purple, gar
net, gray, slate. brown and black
and the price only 121ac a yard.
Wash Goods Store-Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-26

CHEYENNE, Wyo.. March eG.-Maf
Herman Glafcke. pioneer of Wyoming.
is dead q; his home here Of pneumonia.
He was one Of the first territorial secre-
taries and served as acting Governor %
Wyoming from 1870 to 1874
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-26

Mount Pleasant Congregational Church.
will officiate.
Burial, which Will Toe private. will be-
at Rock Creek cemetery. The palhear-
ers Will be George II. Langdon. W. r.
Stafford, c. Il. Dickey, A. y. McLachian,
J. III. Hensley and G.. r. Wiley.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-26
Theft of a Motor Cycle.

Robert Storm, 127 Seaton place north
west, left his motor cycle on II street
northwest between 9th and 10th streets
last night and it was stolen. The police
We're asked to recover it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-26
AS Little as $2.95 Buys Here
A Pretty M TaiIored Silk Waist


fashionable This white
15an only s29'
100 a e
hemtehd ru tucked back
quoted-$29o
Wafst Store econd Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-26
COhasset Sheets
SAME QUALITY AS PEQTOTJ
at Low Sale Prices

Houseieepers know the splendid
wearing qualities of Pequot Sheets,
and when we say that these Cohas-
set Sheets are equally as good quail
ity, there will be mary buyers.
Prices are very low-note these:
c3 by SV n. Single-bed Sheets. .-iJc
a. by los in. Sheets for..1Jc
II by so in. DoubIe-bed Sheets
80 by ~ in Extra-wide Double
bed Sheets $40
~ by ~ in. Extra-wide Double
he'd Sheets ..-.......-..........1J
Domestic Store-Street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-26
STOMACH SOUR, HEADACHY. BILIOUS.
BOWELS CONSTIPATED? CASCARETS

Taste ndi geion Saow Skin
in
A
morning. your you
months
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-26
Miss Grauel's Talks
ON Domestic Science
At OUR Auditorium, Fourth Floor

ARE OF VITAL INTEREST TO EVERY HOUSEWIFE
With weather coming, the housewife Will welcome any
method which does with culinary operations
and unnecessary washing of dishes
Paper Bag Cookery does botlAss traue, using Union
Paper Bags will show how easy prepare the folowng
Broiled Mackerel Pigs Blankets Butter Peas Macaroni
Chicken and Fruit
Hours 10 80 and 80 and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-26
Orozco Personally Leads.

JIMINEIZ. Mexico, March 26.-When
Gen. OroZco arrived he took command i'm
person of all the rebel forces, cheering
them greatly. At IL O'Clock firing con
tinued. 1t was at long range and covered
the various maneuVers for position which
were in progress 1t was expected that
the skirmishing would develop into
other battle on large scale by after
noon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-26

the prison where Rojas is confined by
Gen. OrozcO"
Antonio Rojas was one of the original
OrOZco revolutionares. He was arrested
by the latter on account of jealousy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-26
Ready-Summer
Issue of Ladies
Home Journal
Stv1e Book.

This issue shows the
authentic styles for the
coming s II M m g + - T
course. you are curious
as to how frocks. waists.
skirts. wraps and other
outer garments are 10 he
made. Guy this issue to-
morrow and And out.
Costs 20c and contains
coupon good for any 15c
pattern desired. - Pattern
Store-Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-26

Look over our Cake Display
tomorrow-there is something
there YOU want.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-16

won csoIeso Seioe


arnrrt iiG bas MABEL bas bIpnpe 3dar.
S1innt ibm pcn Guee ein EbrduleIn Har,
GdIt es bic 6leGteH an bns 2itt.
Ndoel Ieife bte Borte ipridt:
Sab' 10 rieI 9olo uno bin bed 10 arm,
Gdeine 10 itels unA lieb bob 10 ipdrnl,
Sab' 10 bel iaisb3euoe Sreuoe III mir,
gtiemaun foutrut unb mill ne bon mir!
NRaneI lit gar elm tb6rid1t SiHol
Sort mIr, tpas es fpetter ilHnt:
Mbenes IN ber AdnrIuer ALIEN
Sran1t es etfria I'M alien Sdrein -
9edbel mat,t ith betnlih fem,
SiiIlt in ichIepbeub 9efpGno it'd ein.
6Iduseub 8eihneibe trast es uidt,
glur nm ben MAIDEN ein Rettleiu idllttht,
lin ben arm Elm Itmal RetfLetn bon
Gi, tpie lit oas DldSeI 10 holbl
g9ie Das blai'e Seiihteben sliibtl
gtGosI ideu IN ben Spieuel iteht -
&euut iich ieIber rlidt mehr idlter,
2etie iprtht's: Siebiter, Nun torRn1' 5u
mirl
2oiI' midi irua uuo frDhlidJ lein,
Sanae NIT mir Den fptegeuben 8eth'n.
3ierIi6 tast Mdoel eas aletbhen an -
Edngt e5 ptrtlId1 gu tan8en anf
gber na itebt es it'll uno itnnt -.
GufI6Iuh3t bas tborihte, orme aine.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-16

ggasrsHS in Csatf6.aaS Der 9oGs
bart Ionae 3ett ais cine Art Gpmbol
Der -Gemasosen" gait uno uls folder
perp6nt mar. III in Rublnnb nod beuie
Der poIbdrtiss. Oft aud langes 6oor
irossnoe ~gorirufe" Der aIeinise
sr6ssr ets ftrsnsslGubistn, itorr am
ult,H hdngenben RuHentbums. Jm
IL. Satrbanbert tpurhe nod NIT benz
9ann Der ruIiifden Rirne bslsst. iptr
feline 5aars nah ausldnbii4tr Weife
trus ober ieinsn Bart fdhOr. Inter
benz 3dr,n alsrei nuree Elm Giirft
Waffnlstii Isines Mmtss fniistt, tpeil
n iein 6oar Der nusldneifdkn Giite
eemdB esitubt bate. Der pdtriof4
Ssr srishifhtn air6e Sounim brobte
niht bios bitieuisen. fpelds ben Bart
SGsersn piirben. Su perflunen, ioHbsrn
aud biejenisen, rDelfe NIT ben Raiirs
ten nmsons pilegen niirben. Der
Rahfoleer Jootims. Adrian. bat
sleih ~ Nnfans ieiner almistbGiigssit
in sinsr eneni!ita sesen bic Sitte 'bes
Bariiheerens sssifert; sr sdbIt bic
1iirjten auf - barunier SULTAN Hpcs
licto unb aoniiantin ben Hilberftiiss
msr -, ip<Ifs bas Hariineersn anbts
iohlsn t6iisn; obnf Bart febe man
nid,t ,pis elm WenfH. ionbern lpie ctr
Dumb cber Elm aater nus; nur her
nit ben Ratsn iiA ptrmifA<n iDclle,
tonne bdron benien. feiHen Bart 5u
ifkeren; bel benfebern tommsss iosor
Dor, bob nint bios MsliliMe. ipHbera
aus GeiftIi1s Iih ben Bart unb
GhRurrbnrt fGesrtsn unb bann .pie
alfEen ousf6bsn. ale Der Boior 30.
mDboncnsiij srfubr, bob Der rufEfne
Gefanbie Golcipin in Win obns Bart
Iunb In btutf6sr 9rnht erfhienen iei,
iagie sr. er f0nne Cd niht glnubtn. bdb
Golorin TOD ssfporbsn Tel. an ben
ltrifen aohren oes 18. JabrbuRbertS
leri brohien bic Htformsllidft psiers
lbss 0robsn, ipelde bic N6rie unb
Rlsicunasn bstrofen, In Der bsHsren
lOefslIfhafi cine WonbInna terpor.
Rod b<uis iDGre inbeb Gin Geihls6sr
obns lnneipollsnbes 6oar unb ianeen
Bart in Rukionb nidt gut m5gli4;
lbis an Der 9robition b6ngenhen Rni.
fen beseidnfn H4 isIbis ull .Dortrnis
fen. I'm Gssenfos AZ ben mphesnel
| Anihouungfn bulbiofnbsn Nh
ltrHs, ~ Gdpdbnin. bic Il Reaess
binsS bic CberbaaS seponneR y
lbobea i6stRsh
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-16

Git lteitn nTfo itrt Mrnit nm itinen
Gals unb b<sonnen ibm bts Bebxutung
Der ibeaIen aiebe al srtIGrsn.
Gr borte offenbor iniereHirt Su.
Dobei ihr1itsts sr bic beiben reiSenben
bIonben aDpfhen an feline GnuIter
unb iiibie bic pInubernoen Wdb1tns
lippsn. Ddbti buihte eiH frahltnnss
adfeln iiber fsia Geiift.
.Das lit ia aIles iebr fA0n. litbs
ainber," iasie sr banH. I'm bod etfpos
su entpesnsn. saber id ftfparms
mehr fur bic qiebe. bic man IN bic
prdris umfessn ,dnn."
sUfui, Sritl Gteobcr!1
Gis srboben fith steih3eitig.
Gr dbsr sps #. fpisosr su fih t:rnS
unn fliiftsr.s fsufssno:
nd - ipenn Sbr bod INNER nis
IDEAL Iitten mDhtst!!1
.Marum. Cnislden24 frogtsn fl
srfount.
Gr baGte an etfpas sor5 geitimHl'
les, aber tr fpurcf Dds rltTnois dne'
fprenen niirf,n. Gurum ontirorsst'
CT nur.
I'D btllige foIGe sble DihterDoh
burhaus. 9Ieibt ibr rur re6t lnng'
treu; fpcfli 5br mir bas perfprehenga
.G,ipib. Snisl sb.Ocpr. abtr ip''
miiffsn Tir ouh ale unieTe aisbesgt'
Miulniife anrrtrauen iDrntn."
rSmmersu. qinber6en!~ uno g
lnhte 70 ausseioHen. cob fie lha gan,
perbusi onfhcutsn.
Damn fas.e er:
,griibt Curtin Ihiporsen aooolis
bon mir unS brFiellt ihH. Guer o!ts
Gnlef bdnte Goit. bob guer Guser
| ndblier nnr Gin Dihter it!@
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-16
sam OssRassnss seS 0sssses
DssDle.
yankec Doodle went d town,

Yankee Doodle went ba town,
- Riding on a pony; - he puf
d feather in his crown - AND
called il macaroni.' Diefts drne.
ritaHifde RoiionaIlieb foa btfonnflf9
In einsm Der sritsn admpfs Der Muf'
Ifdnbifden sesen bi, snslii9sn arup'
ben BON Der ,neliihen Wluff nadp st'
mem abesi6Inssn,n ansriff Der Mn'es
riiantr bieisn gum Sobn seipielt more
ben fetn. Gonurn ipdre bic Wuth Dsr
Istteren 10 entflomntt iporbeH, bob ne
fofcrt atbrt monten. iin duf biting
Idnoer iiiir5isn unb ibnfn bie erie
HitbtrInse In bem Arise beibrahten,
Der in Der Jolse snr Griinbuns Der
freien uneritoriiheu Republit fiitrte.
Sn bisien Berien mare. ipenn man.
ipie notiirIih, Daniee Doodle nls ben
Gppttnamen ber GngI1Hber fiir ben
einaetorenen Amerifonsr Himut, 10
siemlih olIes peritdnblih, bio ouf oos
rdtbfelbofte Roraroni; unb bod liest
qerooe harin Der eissntIihs robn Der
gsrIe. Ulaeoroni iii ndmli6 bier
niht oIs Name fir Hub.ln su oerif.s
ben, ionbern mar I'm lebten Driitsl
bes 1s. Sahrbunherts In Gnslanb bic
gansbare gessihnung fir olies. mas
MODERN. sltsnni, highest fashion
ipar obsr fsin ,poIlie; bic Wdccrcnis
iuaren bic Gissrln cbtr Dcnbps, uno
alIss, mas .duf Der 6Ghe Der Sfis"
iein iroIIte, nonHte Iih d la Wasdroat.
Gs eab barnaIs Henn wldeorcnis,
Moearoni San3lebrtr. Wotarcnis
Gslsbris, ia iosar bic GeihIi4sn tru'
gen bamals 0oor unb Bart h In Wos
taroni ssfhnitten. als 2tibearoe Der
Tlobe fperben bobtr audi bic Woeas
ronis in sin.r .Mpcifropbe On bic
Wcbt4 i'm .uniperfnI WasaSine- bonn
| Sabre 1772 perippitet; es beibt bort:
.Dein IN Der RaHn unb bas Weib;
eein in bic WeIt nift sulett AUDI
jsnt mdeere. i5on stsierie. 5ireibtis
mig. gasaielIs, jones ianftseii6tiss.
| IaHftberjie, Ding nit einem groben
| acpf unn nihts bdrin. bein Dislsslsbs
ter Wotaroni. 5iir bid tnnsi er.
si,ibet .r iih, Gue.Ii er, humpelt Ct:
Yfiir bid fprsist .r ii6 auf ben 3sben.
| iiipslt fpie cine R1herin. hiipft auf ben
5sppi1sn unb sebt i'm pobeans ben
Tomsn mad; fir bid giebt Ct ieirs
WaHnbsit preis unb tn bns 3niesss
iflstties, per6htlihe meleH, ols bal
mir itr DOR uns ieben.
/ Der Ram. jsIbf. fou bon einem
pornsbmsn 2onbonsr Gpislflub ftnm'
men, eeHsn hodariitofraiiiHs unb e.
iluiine Witelieber aus nidi gang
burniittieem Grunbs Wncdronis &C.
ncnHt ipurber; bic obiss Grrpeiierune
Der 8eosuiung oss Wortss fheiul
sonn in dhnIi4sr Deiis Dor iiH se'
saneen gu i,in. ME beuie setpiHe, fiii
ben gebrauG Der fsinfisn QuyuSireii,
bert6ntis G,ssHftGnb. nuf ben Qamsr
Sodep Rlut setauft nerben. Jtberl
. fcils ldbt fh aus bidtr grildruue
Der 3orn Der 4meri,aner uber Der
| Spottpers peritsbtn. noh bem cine Gs'
Der uuf BEN Out b:m 2)ont.e Doobl,
. geniiesn iolltt, um fih i'm Dollbefi
oes MocuronisGliids 81 fiiblen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-16

hit BEN quite In Der 5dno icmmt
man ourh hos ean3t aono. fagt en-.
alt.s eprinnori. Gber bifsr ~6ut
in Der 6cnh," mii BEN mir fpmbcIifH
bi. grnisnrisuns Dor BEN su Grubsns
ben dnbeuten, bot BEL ben perftIteentn
90Ii.rn ees GrbboIIs i.hr perftieoeHe
Sormen aneenommeu, Bon otntn bier
Die isl.iomiten ssidiioeri ietn. in
gclpnefen, i'm malaiiifen arniptl,
BEL ben gerar0llern Sinierinoi,ns. BET,
ben adppIdnbsrr. ben Gstimc II. q. N.
in Der Raiengrub bic ublife Jorm.
Gsipir ersdhlt bon ben BtpobEern
5i6itiaponss: .Sbr. art Su tlfsn
iii fpnherbar, noit 2ippe an Sippe 5u
preiien, Ieasn fit Dumb urb Qufe uuf
bic gDcnss uno ,i,hen ben atbtm sin.
IN ihrtr Gprots bsiBi ss nitt: glb
mir sinen aub, iouosrn: rithe MIDI
guhner teri6.,. BON ben Tidori, Iis
lsaieH nit .srnithaft trourissr Tiiene"
bie glcfsn ansironner uro ptrbdrrteH
TO rsaunesIps l1netr ols 6ei uns 'ur
cine tlob. Bseriibuns Ibiit mare.
gnis in Der 9ibel Der Drlbtnoe ceer
| anasreeste F5 isIbft als aneht bes
ssi&net, 10 iit ss in Gtino utIit. sins
amber in f4 islbit ernieoriseneen
2lttrihut.n gu bearuBeu. Sid i.lbit
besti&nst man i. nohhem ala ben
.ib6riftsn iunstu Weni&sn- ceer ben
uiboritttn alten'. feline Grnn gar su
oefps.iirlih aIs ben .oummsn Dorm,
I,insn Sphn oIs has Grosisittt@ !.
| Der grlb.nee ipi, Der g.srIbte ipre'
den bier ME iibrissns aud IN Japan
BON fif nur In bsr britten perion.
Diel ftoIs.r Ting. oa Der Grub beg
| aafFern: SO fab bi6.' aber fcstsih
FIG. {. tsnsa:: .sit mir .iipas 5obot." !"
Der grub sss Tatctn Snbionsrs
II. Elm .infotes .Gut-. bas man ii4
suyuft. 8,frsmbsnb tlinsi bas Grubs
| mort Der Wotebt in E.utih Citcfris
| Ia: .Azesenga-. iei sssriibt, su
ginbpi.b. absr bic Dahtte fine nos
mapiIirtnbe DisbsiHisr unb 10 griis
zen RI. einoneer mi. benz beiten, mas
r. bcben. Eis annuri i'm cuban bes
arlben ii4 nod Reblfs suHdhit. mil
BEN uniiberI.sborsn ausruf: ~lale.
iale, lale". Damn frastn fs mshr'
mails hiniersincnSer: -Die iino BIZ
Dina.1" unb fdlsbIit isbr besei1'
nsno fir bic tmpfinbIihen Nsssr:
mi. IN bic 6aui2" Asanlih louis'
in Gberdsppisn cine Grubfrcse: ~sDis
itstt ss NIT BEN Shpeibea-
am Drinpto In. ME f6cn alsrnn'
ber D. 0umbolbt ersGb!t. Der ffdnbigs
WOre.nerub Der 5nbioHer bic Jrose;
.gDis finb bic Nostitcs nit oir per'
. fa6rsng- en- Driiii6 llsonoo III bal
Grusxremonsf sin GuBerft fompliSir'
: tee. Cine WiHicnarin iMilbert ss In
.NfYifa Heten- folsenbermaben
-Mie bifs buzz - Sang gut. :
Nd nrotulirs.- - ga - -OutS'
, - - Gut. - .gt6er9- - ga =
] .Gan, sui9a = .GanJ gut :
, .;Fri.Seg@ .iJrisbe. - -6ebr frieb'
Iih.. - .eebr frisbIid.. = Sam
Itri,bli@.s - .Gons frisbliG.s -.au
ksrorbeutlid9@ - ~8uberorbeniIi4.
. - .Gefunb2s -Gefunb.4 Uni
bos wisberholte Sim mebrmoIs. De-
|, oriainenften alIer GrubFormen abe
barfien F& nobl bic 1atoio aeeel
am @ombsf; riibmen. Gis perfen I'D
Indmlih nit benz Riiden ouf bic Grbs
!. lpdlaer FiM Dcn elmer Geite 5ur dnbertI
unb ilnif&en iiA babel I'm 4ott au
bic 6intsrieiie bfr Dberintniel. nm 4
{ snukofisM ihre Hreabe uuSaubyiiden
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-16
- Milbernber u mFan

MiIbernber umfanb b.
Ritier: .Sie boben ben Hldger in Ges
seniport pieler Wenfden einen Spits
buben senonn.!N anseflasier: .Jas
pobl, aber bas naren dIIes 8eiannte
bon ibm. bic rDubien's f6on!1
Bosbaft. .Dsuten sic fh
bR Jrshbeit BON einemgtitIer: Vimmt
fia Der Nenfh. als i'd ibm Elm grobes
Siid 8roi unb Hurt bosu CAB. cine
baliesenbe 3eituns. um % bintinsuris
deln1 - r5m, - seDib sIaubte er,
penn sic etipas fur tintn Juien 3Ded
sebeE, mibte Is Gu4 10 bic 3situns
lommeui.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-16

Mcberne melt. Butter:
Sett bif Du bersits gum Dierten Wos
e txrlobi. Olga. nun iDirb's abr BAH
Sch, bab Du did mad einsm Wlanne
umiMauit!
AusrttG .Als ID ben Das
del DON Sbnen taufte. fasten Gis, bsr
lbae ieinem Ul<nf&<n mas 3nlsios.
GIei& am nd4hen UlorseH fat mir
bes QSkr Bic neue 6ois oerrtneu!1 -
-sau. d bis Osfs y 1esHf4ss
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-05-02

John X. Clifton of Yount's, Perry
county, was cutting down trees on
the Goth ult., when "A sapling re-
bouuded, striking him in the face.
Four teeth were Knocked out and
his jaw bone was broken. Several
other teeth were SO badly loosened
that they had to be extracted
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-05-02

DEATH OF A. L. oRTEN.

Pennington loses n good and up
right citizen In the death of Alvin
Luther Orten, which occurred at his
home in this city at one O'Clock last
Sunday morning, April 2S, 1912. MIR.
Orten had been wrestling for several
weeks with an attack of pneumonia
in his right lung, and last Saturday
was apparently much better and be-
lieved to be fairly on the way to re-
covery, but that evening symptoms
of the disease appeared In his left
lung, and in his weakened condition
he did not have strength enough left
to combat 1t. He became suddenly
worse and rapidly grew weaker, dy-
ing at one O'Clock Sunday morning.
Mr.. Ortep was born near Desloge
in this county on November -, 1857,
and was 81 years, I months and 3
days old at the time of his demise.
He had lived all his life in this coun-
~ with the exception of a few years
when he was IN business in Louisi-
ana, Mo. For II number of years he
had made his home in Pennington,
where he has been engaged in mer.
chandising and other occupations,
esteemed and respected by all who
knew him.
He married Miss Ida J. Jackson
Of Frcdericktown November %, 1892,
and to them five children were born
Claude f., l.. Eugene, J. f.. Lee,
/ Mary T.. and James NJ, all of whom
I survive to mourn the death of de-
voted husband and loving father.
Besides his immediate family he
/ leaves one brother, Judge j. II. Or
ten, and two sisters, Mrs. jesse Ed.
wards and Mrs. VIM. Parks, all OF
Ste. Geuevievo county.
Mr.. Orten was faithful member
Of the NJ. +. Church, South, an ex.
emplary Christian and a good neigh
bor and citizen. The funeral ser
vices were conducted by Rev. l.. Il
Jenkins at the Southern Methodist
! Chu-ch Tuesday afternoon, and his
body was laid at rest in the Masonic
cemetery.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-05-02
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The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-05-02
HENRY EBRECHT SHOOTS
SELF THROUGH HEAD

Henry Ebrecht, a carpenter, aged
about y years, shot and killed him
self in his room at Mrs. Louis
Mackley's, where he was boarding,
about o'clock Monday afternoon.
The ball entered on the right side Of
his head just above the ear, passed
through aud imbedded itself against
the opposite wall of his skull, He
Is supposed to have been lying on
the floor when he shot himself, as
he was not heard to fall, only the
explosion of the gun. He had bor.
rowed the gun from the store Of
Jacob Kriegar. with the suggestion
that he wanted to try it before buy
ing. He left note To his wife, but
it was incoherent and disconnected,
and said nothing about his intention
To kill himself He Is known by
those with whom he worked to have
been Respondent at times and troubled
about something. He leaves a wife,
two sons and one daughter, the
children being between eight and
fourteen years of age, who live in
Ste. Genevieve county. Ebrecht
was working at his trade in Farm
ington and boarded with Mrs. Mack
ley. Coroner English held an in
quest over the body Monday night,
and the verdict Of the jury was sui.
eide.