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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-10-18

edies, the latter by the Vitagraph.
There's double run for your money
in these two comedies. A stout lady
sits on mans hat. Her daughter
lets him have her fathers. 1t leads
to all sorts of funny situations. Nam
moth life savers are real live ele-
plants that save an old maid, Flora
Finch, of course, from drowning. A
sight long to be remembered, and
some big laughs. Be sure and come
tonight, you will be pleased. Mary
in Stage Land the third story OF
What Happened to Mary Sunday
night. Don't fail to see it.-Adv.
Monday Music Club Concert.
The four hundred members of the
Monday Music Club will hear 4 de.
| lightful concert Monday evening at
the Baptist church.
This concert will be of the highest
class, tickets one dollar, but all mem
bers Of the club will be admitted or
their membership ticket. No extra
charge. Membership tickets must b,
/ presented at the door however, SO bt
sure to have them.
Sibyl Sammis, a lovely woman, ant
a singer of rare charm will give the
concert, assisted by her husband
James McDermid, pianist and com
poser.
The concert will be richly worth
the one dollar general admission and
friends of the Music Club who at
tend are assured treat.
! The press notices received by these
artists from critical papers are mum
berless.. The Boston Journal says:
Miss Sammis has clear, pur,
and brilliant voice of great range.
The most critical of critics give he
unstinted praise.
The Baptist. church is a most favor
able place to produce this concert a
the acoustic properties are fne.-Ady
The Bourbon news., 1912-09-10
Paris Grand Loses Beveridse

Harry Beverage, who for the past
two years has been connected with
the Paris Grand in the capacity of
pianist, resigned his position last week
and left for Chicago, where he has
accepted a lucrative position az musi
cal director with one of the Cohan
Musical Comedy companies. Mr..
Beyeridge's many friends, while re-
GREETING to see him leave Paris. will
congratulate him on securing such q
splendid position. AS an artist on the
piano he ranks with the best, and dur
ing his stay at the Grand no small
pSrt of the merit of great many. oi
the acts was due to his remarkable
work on the piano.
The Bourbon news., 1912-09-10
Jewish New Year Thursday.

Roshoshonia, Jewish New Year. will
be observed by Jews throughout the
country Thrsday. Septebmer IL. it be-
ing the year of 5673 in the Jewish CAL
endar. Orthodox Jews will observe
the occasion with two days of fetsivi-
ties while the Reform Jews observe
only one day. The Jewish citizens of
Paris will close their places of busi-
ness in honor of the occasion and fol-
lowing the custom, send to their near
est friends whom it is impossible for
them to see personally. greeting and
best wishes.
The Bourbon news., 1912-09-10
Insure your tobacco with
Mcclure & Clendenin. E.
T. Phone 235. Home Phone
Maccabees' Fall Festival.

The next big event in Paris will be
the Fall Festival given by the lodge of
Maccabees in this city during the en-
tire week of Septebmer %. The
amusements will be furnished by the
Krause Carnival Company. This COM
pany is conceded to be the best carni-
val company in the United States. 1t
was only by the offering of large
guarantee that they were induced to
play Paris, and this is the first small
town that they have ever played. "A
special feature of the week will be the
mammoth parade of over mile in
'ength. in which every fraternal order
j Paris will participate. A one hun.
DIR I'd dollar diamond ring will be giver
to tie young lady selected as the queer
of th sara val.
The Bourbon news., 1912-09-10
Well Located Property.

The ]. S. Terry property on Vine
street to be sold at auction Saturday,
September IA, is near the l.. and n.
station and in a locality where prop
ertY is in demand. 5-lO-l3
The Bourbon news., 1912-09-10
Price Acquitted.

At the examining trial of Walter
Price, Echarged with the murder Of
Chapman Renaker, which was held in
Cynthiana. a verdict of acquittal was
returned by the jury in the case.
Price killed Renaker IN midnight
brawl in Cynthiana last winter land
pleaded self defense.
The Bourbon news., 1912-09-10
Insure your Tobacco with
THOMAS & WOODFORD.
Revival at EsC0ndida.

Revival services began last night
at the Escondida school with large
number in attendance. The services
are being conducted by Elder R.sH.
Ellis. pastor of the Christian church
at CliDtOnVilie.
The Bourbon news., 1912-09-10
Neat Sum for Beginners.

The sum of. 81, 233. so was realized by
the Winchester Hospital. Fair Associa-
tion. Amounts raised by the various
Winchester churches brings the total
to 81, ,450. There is now in the hos
pital fund about So, 600, enough to buy
a site
The Bourbon news., 1912-09-10
May Start in Futurity.

Mr.. Charlton Alexander of Paris.
has Just returned from the trotting
meeting at Indianapolis where he wit
messed the performance of his.two-year-
old trotter, Pine Knot, in the 2:25
trot, winning in consecutive heats in
2:l5 and 2:141-2. Mr.. Alexander will
in all probability start his promising
two year old in the rich Kentucky Fu-
turity this fall.
The Bourbon news., 1912-09-10
Assistant Assessor.

County Assessor w. G. McClintock
has engaged MIR. George w. Judy. of
this city. to assist in taking the assess
ment of Bourbon county and he will
make the assessment of the Center
vile, Hutchison and Clintonville pre-
cincts. Mr.. Judy will begin the work
in q few days.
The Bourbon news., 1912-09-10
Judge at State Fair.

Mr.. Thos. McClintock, of Millers-
burg. one of the most prominent stock
men in the State, is in Louisville this
week where he will act as Judge in the
mule classes at the State Fair.
The Bourbon news., 1912-09-10
NOTICE.

City taxes for the year
1912 are now in my hands
for collection at my office al
the Deposit Bank.
+ c. X. THOMAS, -
26-tf City Collector.
The Bourbon news., 1912-09-10
Carpets and Rugs.

Come to the carpet and rug store if
YOU want something nice at reason
abl. prices. Large stock to select
fra. No shop-worn patterns, all new.
J. 7. HINTON.
The Bourbon news., 1912-09-10
Two Tracts of Land.

See Harris & Speakes about the
Ewalt farm on the Riddles Mills pike
10 be sold at auction on Wednesday.
September IL. at p. m. 1t contains
los acres and will be sold in three
tracts. b J0
The Bourbon news., 1912-09-10
NOTICE.

lThe members of the Bourbon
County Democratic Committee are
notified to meet at the court house in
Paris. KY, at 3 o'clock o. M, stand
ard time, on Thursday, September IL.
1912. Business of Importance.
G. G. CLARKE,
Chairman Bourbon County Demo-
cratic Committee.
September 9. 1912.
The Bourbon news., 1912-09-10
FOR SALE.

My residence on Pleasant street.
This is a we'll built convenient house.
Water aid gas in house, good cisterr
with pump in kitchen. No better To-
cation.
Eff MISS ANNIE M. WRIGHT.
The Bourbon news., 1912-09-10
Arriving Daily.

New Fall Footwear arriving daily at
10 If FIELDS SHOE STORE.
The Bourbon news., 1912-09-10
Will Close Store.

Price & Co., clothiers. will be closed
ell day thursday. September IL on
account of Jewish holiday, New Year,
onen as usual Friday.
The Bourbon news., 1912-09-10
RYE AND TIMOTHY.
Northern Seed Rye
and new crop limo
thy Seed.
STUART & O'BRIEN.
School Shoes.

Go to FIELDS and get your school
shoes for boys. misses and children.
Satisfaction guaranteed. If
The Bourbon news., 1912-09-10
Gold. Silver. Etc. Bought.
10 st

Old gold, silver and platinum bought
G. ]. SCHMITT,
10 st Melroes Park, Ill.
The Bourbon news., 1912-09-10
RYE AND TIMOTHY.
Northern Seed Rye
and new crop limo
thy Seed.
STRART & O'BRIEN.
Store Closed Thursday and
Friday.

Our store will be closed Thursday
and Friday on account of Jewish hol.
iday.
HARRY SIMON
The Bourbon news., 1912-09-10
Class In Music.

Miss Elizabeth Crutcher will take
pupils IN piano beginning September
10. Lessons given at 3l5 Pleasant
street.
The Bourbon news., 1912-09-10
BIRTHS.

Born, on Friday to the wife of G
| G. Clark a son, second born.
The Bourbon news., 1912-09-10
LOST.

On Main street Wednesday. Septem-
Der 4, an old gold bracelet, engraved
to
CORINNE KEENE,
10 It pd SIS Marshall street,
Paris. KY.
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nen, tpuroe aber bon 2eBteren beim
8erlaiien Der 8obnung augebalteu.
@s fom 3ipii6en Dem Iirigenten lnO
einem ietner Wtuiiter 3u einem 8ort-
De6ieL. Der in Ebdtlidteiten ausar.
tete unb gu ibrer 8erbnftllng ourh
oen Bripat.Boli3iiten Soffmann
fiibrte.
aht idpar5e @eiber, Die i'm uStl
oernoon" oerbaftet puroen, erbielten
Die Soften 3uOifttrt.
3ie J1ae BON Gtbel Dfap uno
GarrD WiuionS, ole an Der 6. glne.,
8lpiiden Gin uno Blum Str, auf
ben Wtannerfutg altsgeben, purOen
allf Die ofiene Site geiest llnb tie allf.
geforoert, 6as BiereI 8u rdunlen, mas
Die geioen audi oeripraden. Der Rid-
ter initrlttrte oann Die Boli3iIten aIle
m Dem glof Dobnenben loien6rauen.
Gunner 81 perbofteu, nm ibnen Die Als
ternattoe 3u itellen, aus5u3ieben ODER
tns ArbettsbauS 5u tpauoern. 9ie 2lbs
Itft 6es 9ihters iit, oa6 8ierteI 5u
iaubern, oamtt Die DfarftbeIuher
nidt ge5lDungen iino, IN einem 8or,
oeIlOierteI ibre ginfaufe 5u mahen.
GoDorO Jteeo, Der ipegen Eragens
oerborgener 8affeu oerbuItet moroen
mar, puroe Iaufen gcIaIien, oo cr
nadlrptes, ooB er lid beim lln13uge be.
fano uno niht Die 9Ibii6t bate, nit
oen &eDolDer, 3aiirneiier mlo
Streidriemen, 6ie in ietnem 9eiiB
gefunoen puroen, iemano um5ubrin'
npn
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Su Der seitrisen sisung Der obi.
gen 9ereinisune. Die cine perniinftige
Seier oeS lln1bb1naigfeits- cages
|onitrebt. tunrben 5ipei ipeiiere gratt.
Dneen fir Die am goruiitag itatt.
finbenoe patriotiihe gnraor ougc.
meloet. Ter cine BON bem 20. Gen.
turn 8otes for @omen Club, Der bic
!. .lleberif)reitung oes Telntpnre onrh
Nnibington" uno Der nHoere bon Der
su. 8. II. ". M. nno ben Gnngbters
|oi aHieriea, ipelfer Die .llnterid)rei.
bung Der liRnbbdnsiefeitS-GrfI1
rinis" ooriieIlt. allIe geiiser bon Wso.
torbooten iollen naifeeiorbert iperoen,
ibre 8oote am abeftb oes A. ssmli nit
Sampions su beIeuhten iinb iih anf
bem sylliie, gegeniiher oes Mailer
tburmes bonn GSen gnrf, ein3ufiIoen,
in beiien 01be bos aroBnrtige Jeuer.
sucrf abgebrannt neroen ioa. Cine
beionoere Attrlftion bes Goen Vart
Nrogrnmms ireroen bic wortrdge Der
gereinigten Sdnser. nnter geitung
oes Msiiters 2ouis gbreott. biloen.
Tns noe-tommittee lit NIT Der
sIusarbeitung Der Nouie beihdftiat
funD ipiro bieieIbe In Der n1fiter
Situng unterbreiten.
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5ug, Der auf einem gsebengeleiie
itano, beriperrt iinD iabefl mir ben
3ug, Der linS trnf, niht."
Sofomotipfiibrer gbonlpion iaete
oem gerihteritatter Dcs 8oIfsblatt,
oaB er anl1Blib Der Rennen nobe ge.
nannter Steae nidt i6nea fobre.
sd babe bn5 Mutomobil infolse Ell.
nes 6rabi3uges nidt geieben, bis
meine 2ofomotipe basielbe traf"
Ter gabnDdrter 5. u. ssacobs, Der
Den llebergang an beiagter Steae 3u
benuiiiftigen bate, iagte, Dab er oas
antomobil iaE inlo Elm Signal NIT Ger
5lagge gum anbalten CAB, ben rSn-
iaiien 5uruieno, oaB iie nift ueiter.
f1bren iollten, bis bic 9eleiie irei
ieien.
Ter Superintendent Der 3ermi.
mails, Gomaro Wiepers, CAB iolgenoe
Grtldrung: nRahoen Die 8. uno o..
SofomottDe yto. 545, Die nit einigen
jrnttDageous norolih iubr, Die "a.
tonin aue. nm 2.55 llbr Nahmittags
freigab, fam ein giutomobil nit bier
Vcrionen, bon GobertSeIbert gefiibrt,
angeiabren, oa6 pon oen @dffer
Siaac Saeob iignalilirt tpurbe an5u.
balten. Selbert idleint bic @arnung
nid)t bend)tet 3ii baben itnb fubr nit
groBcr Sd,neIligfeit ben GeIciien 3u,
ais Die 2ofonlotipe oes Sfnell3uges
gso. 8 oas aitonlobiI trai."
Geit bem Beiteben bss Gatonia
Reulparfs lit nod fcin llniaa tpic
Der geiirige paiiirt. 4nseborige uno
8erpauote Der 8eriingIiiften famen
iofnrt naf oen CT. Gliiabetb SO.
ipial, Inn lid, nod) ben gefinoen Der.
ieIben 8u erfi,nSigen, oas ipGt geItern
glbeno, nit ausnabme oesjeuigen bes
Robert Selbert, elm 3afrieoeniteaen.
bes mar.
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gterblt6tettsberid,t.

2puiie Mc3iarmib, 9, 230 STt G..
aDsnue; Sirnbautent5iinoung.
Siaoore Wteperfpn, Il, Suoiihss
SoipitaI; Ser3fehlsr.
6arriet 6. Wcgpp, 40, 5pIpttdI
gum 8uten Samariter; 9sr3tlappsn.
febier.
5rsb. gIuit. 81, 2ongpistp 6oipital;
Darment3iinoung.
9iloa Mut. l, StGDtii9es SpIpt=
tai; Observation-Disclosures
Sba 9. SIsintnebt, Al, get6spo
SoipitGl; SnqueIt in Sdpsbs.
Qnnis McDpsr, 81, 621 u. 8. ape. /;
Snqueit in S6tpsbe.
Wtarp Anna SstpaIb, 90, 1902 VI
ibsr qpsnus; arebs.
Gliiubetb pamsQ, SO. 1774 sppa.
isno StraBe; Rierenlsiben.
Ghdrles RerpeI, 81, 224 SO. Utcs
Wttllan StraBe; 6srRntsiinouns.
Jhereiia 2peipeniisiu, SO. 1912 BdIz
nut StraBe; gliersnleiben.
Sate SteOens. 40, 1913 Sit B.
Str; Risrenlsiben.
9eorss 5. 9oeB, 81, StGptii9es
Spipitdl; 9er5tlappenfebler.
Jreoerit Wl. 9u'Iit, ga, 5pIpitaL
gum 9uten Samariter; grano.
emma Spies. AT, 951 Barr Str.;
Sersletoen.
Robert 9estump, 10, StGotiIhes
9oipitaI; glutDergiftuug.
Wibael Ricolai, Il, Rcaeon Qpe. /;
SnqueIt in Shnsbe.
Catherine McqQiitsr, 834 Carlisle
4oenue; 5ppbus.
5reberid $. Splsntamp, AZ, 223
MuIberrp Strabe; .oirnbautent3iins
buno.
HoielIa Stermer, 10, 1863 Wdperlp
StraBe; Snqusit in Stnebe.
Coleman 5rpft. 80, 9ofpitaI gum
8uten Samariter; SnqueIt IL
Shpebe.
Sarab Spsaman DbetIel, 90, 4723
Central 4penus; 2ungenentsiirbun9.
0ora &abner, 35, SOFA Utatbis
4oenue; Snqueit in S6psbs.
eugene 2ebane, 4 Wlon1te, 1422
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Sdwerer NnfaG
Greignete fd ssitern am Csasans
5nm 2atonia Nennpart.
Automubil NIT bier Gineinnatiern
iuurbe bon einem 6. & u.
5uge getroffeu.
Sammtlihe SniaiIen perlekt nnb Oas
Muto total ,ertriimmert.
Die 0erIebten:

aouis 1rnutman Rsifens
Der. 2809 Chen Ipenue; ihmere Dsrs
lsbungen an Der Seits uno am aopfe.
Robert SeIbert, Dertdufer.
282f Guelib apeuae; 0srIekuneen am
9opfs unb anberen R0rper.beilen; 3us
itanb ein tritiiher.
6 barles Weibmann, 4pos
ibeter. 2801 5isbIanb 2lDenne; Gppf-
p.rltsunsen, 3eben osrqustffi; niHi
gefdbrlid.
Sfdbor 8lumentbal. Mpos
tbeter. 2215 Sutton Apenue; ihmsr3=
lite 5autabfdiirfunsen; ni6t sefd9rs
LID.
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aus benz Voliseiseribt. Il.

Gbilip GoB. Elm 25 Sabre alter
8urld)e, nuroe megen llnoroentIidbeu
setragens su elmer @eIoitruTe bon
$50 uito oen Soften nerurtbeiIt. RoB,
Der perbeirathet lit, pobnt bel ieiner
itno uerieste oieier bel einetn
Streite eineu piiftigen SaiIItihlag
ms 8elift Rihter Stride beoouerte,
baB er ROB nidt aui feds Ronate
ms arbeitsbaus ld)iden fonne.
Ter Ritter borte ben sSaa bes aus
Dem SeinI gegangeuen gaIfan.Srbe-
tiers uno nerifob oenielbel bis beute,
um 5u periuhen bic aht Mitglieoer
mieoer 5uiarnmen 5u bringen. Ter
aapeamelIter SnDo Sopih, ipolte lid
unter Weitnabme Der Roten, Die an-
geblih ben Qsuiifern eeboren. entier.
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! Npenue.
l2iuian 5ru3o, "a, 1913 Glen Barter
QDenue
(Qoolpb %. 8urtbarot. 1921 Wlorris
I 9lace.
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| SeIen 9iIpin, q, 1854 gogepooo9lo.
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! 5eIen 9race WIc8ep. p, 916 at6z
monp StraBe.
5Dalter 8elt, q, California, ..
! Soiefine auieIDpstp, Is, besgl.
(Sarrp Tl. Gormanp, 80, 5artrpeQ.
(Gjenepiepe S6miD, "a, 4163 9amils
ton Qpenue.
|Rtabsn garacstop, %, Ali GinbIap
! Strabe.
/ (gpa aablcon, "a, besgI.
(gllbert 6. Str0ber, 21, Srontpr, 8.
lGlura 8rdn, %, 433 Deit s. Str.
|Glarsnce e. Site, 27. 1905 grstpIter
I Npenue.
lGora so. RssDes, %, RorpoOo.
(RapnronO e. Subnfon. "a. 900 9eit
/ StraBe.
lqnna W. 6aqermann. 25, SehlerSt.
(Qouis Ri6pine, 81, 1926 Gentral2lD.
l8oru Sparts, 80, oesgl.
(geter Spab, q, 639 @et 8. gtue.
l9ora 9lein, Is, 720 8. Court Str.
Igogar 9nofe, 18, Dtiamitopn, ..
lGpra Saude, 10, Dent. 3,
]SOispb ). geperso0rfer, Al, 456
I Wurner Strdbe.
! 5srmanbd Wt. Rotbsrt, 80, 1909
Blair Noenue.
(geo. g. Qaine, 20, 1882 gurben Ct.
l4Ima R. 9irt1, l9, 1906 SAB aDe.
(GOnitants 5oTaIu3au, 27. 1927
! groaopap.
| l2ucp Goiiint, q, 3117 Chen 2tbe.
J6letaer 5arris, "a, 2erington. ap.
lWurp Smttb, q, asa Deit g. 4pe.
(Geu. $. auit, "a, 813 WeIt 8. qpe.
lSodnna 5ploen. p, 3476 clifton ap.
(glrtbur 8. QeirinQsr. "a, Rorppob.
/ l2uela 8aut, q, 2138 g6V1sron 4p.
Isya8. 6. Moore, 80, 41O SoFn Str.
(gettie Waoe, 80, 514 Sobn Str.
(Sspbn $. Climb IT,, %, 961 Gilmore
I Strabe.
lGatbsrina 9aas, Is, 100 9eIi Str.
|Gbparo ). 8sttIiu, %. 539 Ginbla9
/ Strabs.
(gurnice Cation, 20. 936 Satd Str.
IQnt6pnp 0attilo, %. 6amiltOn, 8.
laucp Ri88O. q, 553 Beit 6. Ctr.
(@us. Berlin, "a, 1929 6arpsp Qpe.
lSorub 0roBmann, 20, 1T 2aureI
Strabe.
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Sie 4. 3uli Seisr DeripridJt eiu
srofsr Grfpls sn psrbeH.

Die 8orbereitungen fir Die 4. SuIt
i1Seicr 0e3 g. 6. Z. g, oeren Grtrag
gum geiten oes neuen Shpimm.9u-
fms beitimn1t tit, i6reiten riiitiq Dor.
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cen &on5crten mebrerer 0h1Iifsaapel.
len uuo iouitigen 8oIfsbeluItiqungen,
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WansfieIb StraBe; 0urment3iinbun5.
Cornelius U}aIonep, 67, 1926 So9n
Strabe; 9er5Iei0en.
6Qnnab Siglot, 10 Wonate, 661
gtate Qlpenue; 0arment3unoung.
5enrp u. GisfelDer, 899 Qertn8toa
Qpenue; 9reb5.
9Duis 8Iod IT,, 2401 QiAlanb 4De.;
RitenmartihpinOiu6t.
2eOpolo 5. 8ropn, SO, 577 9o!s
4perue; 8ruitbrdune.
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6euer ri6tste geiteru U&ittds In
benz, in bem ein'tDtigenBramsgebdub
an Der 9pppIe Str. unb burlington
Ylacs befinbli6en ganoplubeu npn
Qeo6uffmann einen S6aben bon $500
an. die Jrau reiHigte Den 6iutsren
5beil bes Qabeus, als Elm Gtiid papier
auf bic 5lanme i'm Gasofen fisl. in
Graub gerietb uno bas papier ani
benz @eIims anitetts. 5ruu 6uffmann
puroe niht nerlebt.
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Gr6finnna Der Heriemidulen.

Tie 5erienfhnien Die am 6reitag
aeoffnet iuuroen, batten geitern 1850
Weinder. fSrl. Mrmitrong. fpeIde Die
aufiidH fiber bic sserienid1ulen fiihrt.
iit Der Mniidt, oaB oie 3abl Der Sim
Der 1000 betrnaen fbiirbe, tpenn niht
piele Misoer beifn Heginn Der 5erien
nit ibren GItern fnrse Musiliise aufs
edno oeHlndt b6tteu>
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Illus ben Oerid)tsbbfeH.
syran e. q. 9ieafirt erIanat tempordre
AIimente In Der SObe bon
$500 per Wunat.
GbeHio unrben ibr porldnfise gin.
iualtssebibren i'm 8etrage BON
$1,000 beiuiligt.

3reisridter SOnes bifferirt nit ieinen
aollesen - Sn 8e3ug auf Die aons
ititutipnalitdt zines 4rbeiterihuB-
9eiebes. - GbsIheibungsfdle. -
Sdaoensriabtlasen. - 8erbitt ion
rebu5irt tperben. - Surbiser Woros
bube auf 2ebeng3eit taltseiteat. -
Ra6labs sSaden. - 8erihieosnes.
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Seute Rnhnittae 5ueiies Spiel Der
Serie Stpiifen rReo5" umo .,Subs"
i'm biefigen 8aaparfe.
Sir Die .Reos" ipurbe seitern Elm
neiier ShIeuoerer Ramens 5aplor
geiihert, Der BON Der perfrdh,en
limited States 2iea foHrmt. Gr ioa
CUTE Rontroae iiber ieinen gaa ba.
ben, !penn ibtn quite uHteritisuns gu.
thelI ipiro.
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0eitriser Sieg Der y9cos" iiber Die
SUBS.

Sn Dem eeitrigen eriten Spiele ei.
ner Serie 3rpiifen uniern ygieos"
unb ben gbieagoer Cubs" i'm hielt.
gen gallparfe firngirten ShIeloerer
5ronme uno Sanger Wcsean ais I'm.
iere gatterie gegen HeuIbnd reip.
arfer fir bic @eaner. Ter Gincin.
natter SbIeiiberer errpies iid) benz
ebieagoer ipeit iiberlegen. Gr ianoie
iiini 2uitfdf)ler 3nr ganf gegen I
uno perihenfte MIR ssreipaB 3ltr er.
item 9aie gegen 2, ipoburd) aaein I'm.
ier Sies geiitert tuuroe .oenn uniere
Slneens madten nur 8 1refier &c.
gen 6, unb botten beioe Stubs je ei.
nen ssehler auf oem aonto. geiher
mar unler better Shlaaer nit 5ipei
Sreiierh nno ernteten Wfnriaus, Orc.
1onaIo uno Ebelau ie einen 1reifer.
Cyan nlad,ie ben ein3igeH Souf i'm
Splele uiio jogen bic Subs" in ben
8 @augen 8 Nieten Tie ipuroen
ipeibgetiinhtl Sm s. Gauge Ioite ga.
penoer ben Reulbnd) am @ei6iis ab,
mdbrenb syromme biz 5im Gnoe Des
Spieles nuf ieinem goiten perbIIeb.
Fem SpieIe Dobnten 5000 3uid3auer
bel. sslem uno guih uareu Die
Shieosritter.
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9Sertranlidle 9lusfiinfte

ii6er 4erfoHcn in 1eutithIuHb. Cciterrcid] iHb
Der IdiueiI fPbr biuIg eiuaeboIt. Rntb unb
MGsilHit TIT nuer bcuifcben Hcd,tcs. Giptts uro
Straffudeu; @nfertigung bon GcudcR uno
ichrifilIheH grbettcU alieC slrt 9IUiidbiudbme
bon e5cribtsafteH in Geutiblduo. gfiitidr'
urn grbiaGftsfabeu ourb criabrcHcH oelufber
SEriitcu.
SAXONEA OFFICE,
5j4 SH 149ts ctr, Rem VurF Gitp.
Evening star., 1912-11-24
DELEGATES WREATH TO SELF.
Suicide Hangs Room in Black and
Places Flowers on Bed.

Foreign Correspondence OF The Star.
BEILIN, November 6, 1912.
a dramatic love tragedy is reported
from Weissensee. where young garden
er named Walter Mueller was found
asphyxiated by gas fumes.
Before his death he had converted his
bedroom into a chappelle ardente. The
walls were hung with black draperies,
and the bed on which the body was found
lying was adorned with the choicest flow
ers.
At the head lay large wreath with
long black streamers, on one of which
were painted in white the words, "Dedi-
Gated to myself and on the other the
inscription. May Mother Earth Lie
Lightly on Thee" A black bordered let
ter, which he had addressed to a friend
ran:
LAS I am not permitted to marry my
love- l leave the world, for without her
it is hell to live in. Those who have
parted me and her shall know no rest on
earth. for my spirit shall haunt them
day and night.
II die without owing a penny to any
man. The wreath and the flowers are an
Offering to myself"