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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-08-22
l...AGlI EXPELLED.
Lodge Members Vote To Dust Member
for Bad Behavior.

Fargo. y. D.. Aug. 22.-A. NJ,
knight. formerly secretary of rargc
a"r!" # Eagles, was formally expelled!
from tho order by the unanimous ac.
tl"u of tn" local lodge
This expulsion also carries with i,
expulsion from th. state organization
OF Eagles which h." had been ,hc sec
i"ttrH % sine" its organization.
I'm" charges upon which Knight was
expelled ar" for conduct u~nhncomin.
an f''gI". Tor wife hesnrtion. as wei
rs for the fact that he is a fugitiy,
from justice.
Readers will remember knight
d'Sa p~nearanc" from the city. how hs
started for New York. ostensihlv ID
G"mpiet" a hig stock deal. and after
htihs in the city for II few DAYS dis.
appeared. since then nothing SO fan
as can he learned has been heard
from him 10y his Fargo friends. ".
i'ft ms Wife and children in the city
ana 1t Is charged made away With
thousands "t dollars belonging to his
hr"ther-in-lnw and other members OF
nus Wif"'S family. as Well as moncN
belonging +" other people and lodges
including over $500, the property ol
IN" Rcd Men of which he was sccrc.
tlrv-troaSur"r.
Tn" EAGLES will have his picture
printed in the official papcrs of III,
order With Il fun description of him
IN IN" hop" that it may he useful to
other places should he make his ap-
Itarancc.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-08-22
MOVED.

Fessenden. y. D.. Aug. 22.-This
week witnessed the completion Of the
work of tearing down the old Royal
grain elevator at this place and the
shipment of the material to futile. on
the new Pingree Wilton branch. This
house has been purchased by the
rteegan & Lyness Elevator company.
who are putting a house in every busy
town on the new branch to the south
as we'll as a number Of new ones on
the Great Northern t the north. The
original house of this company here,
Used in connection with the new one
was also taken down and shipped,
which practically leaves Fessenden
with two houses less. but with the six
still remaining one all open and a
fair supply of cars the town will take
care of the immense mount of grain
which is sure 20 be marketed here this
fall.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-08-22
Conducted PIG.

Bismarck. n. n. Aug. o2.-Chief of
l"ll'r McDonald and Sheriff Barnes
l~"urn"d I" stanton. y. n, where they
arrested otto lteilner. who is charged
WITH conducting a blind pig. The war
rant WAS two Years old. Rrimcr was
brought back tn the city and is now
confined in the nurlciuh county jail.
II" will he ~arraign"d at u later date.
charles Mcdonald was Hrraigned
before judy" Olson charged with CON
Quoting a blind pig, He pleaded gull
~ I" tn" charge. and his trial has
been set for Wednesday at Ia o'clock.
George Mcdonald. another bigger.
arrested by Constable Watkins and
WAS arralGncd before Judge Olson. He
pleaded not guilty to the charge and
was given a hearing this afternoon.
EOnGS Wnrn tiXel ut 5000.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-08-22

Fargo. y. n. Aug. 22.-Chief Game
Warden Mclean reports the arres,
and conviction of a sooner in the vi
cinlty of Gackle in the person of G.
Bremen VIII was accorded a hearing
before Justice of the Peace Young of
that place.
The arrest was made by District
Warden Riorke of Abcrcrombie. who
cam" INTO the city this morning with
a report To the chief game warden.
Brenner was said to have been shoot
ing ducks.
Mr.. Mclean said this morning that
three or four othe l. violators had been
reported and arrests were expected in
a few days. The chief game warden
says h" "Nn"cts 10 do his part in rig
idly enforcing the laws this year.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-08-22
SIXTY DAYS.


Fargo. y. D.. Aug. 22.-samuel
Tandy. cnlored. who was tried in the
county court on the charge Of carry
ing concealed weapons, was sentenced
to sixty days in the county Jail by
Judge Hanson.
Tandy's wife, Mrs. Nellie Tandv,
appeared as the chief witness against
hi mand testified that her husband
had purchased the weapon for the
nero purpose of making her obey
him and testified that her husband
had threatened her a number of times
Mrs. Tandy said thai her husband
twice knocked her to the floor.
The defendant denied each and ev-
cry n Of the allegations. He claim
ed the revolver was purchased for a
part of his hunting outfit for the APP
preaching hunting season. Judge Bar
nett appeared for the defendant.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-08-22
TO BUILD LoND WARsr1p.

W~ashington, Aug. 22.-NaVal eX-
perts are Of the opinion that with the
Sic. 10000 provided in the naval APP
preparation bill for a monster battle
ship for the nav little can he done
in the present stage Of the art Of
naval construction beyond the pro-
duction Of a vessel of the type of the
Oklahoma, of $4,000 tons, now build
ing. The limitations imposed by the
Panama canal prevent the increase
of h ships beam and the depth Of
water in American harbors limits the
ships draft to about the dimensions
Of the Oklahoma. Perhaps a hun
dred feet might be added to the
length. largely increasing the coal
capacity and making possible a great
increase in speed.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-08-22

a we'll rounded neck and shoulders
are not enhanced in beauty when the
feet make you look and
Wrinkled.
Tired, aching feet get on your
nerves; corns, c%allouses and bunions
take all the sunshine out of life. And
IL you put your feet in a TIZ foot bath
all foot troubles vanish. the feet take
on a sensation of freshness and glow;
your nerves and tired muscles at once
ELLA and our mind thus becomes
amiable and your face reflects this in
the smile of business. Try the TIZ
foot bath plan. 1t draws out the
acids and poisons. reduces all pufl-
ness, makes your feet look trim, neat
and well-cared for. Do not use some
thing else for you will surely be dis
appointed.
For a free trial package write to
Walter Luther Dodge & Co, 1923 s,
Wabash Ave, or go to any drug store,
department or general. store and get
a regular size box Of TIZ-25 cents.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-08-22
GRDNS GOOD.

Min"t. y. H.. aug. .2.--That the
alfalfa snWn under the directions of
IN" %"rth Dakota Better Farming as
s"ciation is doing remarkably we'll,
and that lalg has demonstrated be-
vond ali possible doubt that this plant
can h" grown succcssfullv here is the
statement Of ". a. Peck. sup"rintend-
emit OF III" association in the Minot
territory.
y larg" number of alfalfa fields
We're s"Wn in this territory about the
first Of June. n they are universally
excellent. Most of the alfalfa has
been cut This will allow a good
growth before winter sets in. Mex,
year the crop Will be tut two or three
times. The alfalfa was sown in rows
and cultivated. This proved n very
satisfactory way of handling the
crop. Mr.. Peck is most enthusiastic
over the prospects of alfalfa as A
permanent crop in western North Da.
kOta.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-08-22
THE WEATHER

Fargo-ShoWer last night.
Winnipeg-Clear, SIS above.
Thief River Falls-Cloudy. SIS.
Bismarck-Clear, So.
Portal-Cloudy, so: no rain.
Enderlin-Cloudy. so; 10 minutes
rain.
Hankinson-Cloudy, 60.
Harvey-Cloudy. 81.
Chicago. Peoria. Kansas City,
Omaha-Clear. 70.
Standardization. rs.
Observation-Disclosures, 72.
st. Louis-Clear. pleasant. II.
Canadian Northwest-54 to So,
clear.
Northwest-52 to So; generally
clear.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-08-22
RECEIPTS
PRIMARY
INVESTIGATE EXPRESS OFFICES
Investigation of Graft i'm U. s. FIX.
press Offices.

Chicago. Aug. 2i.--A widespread
investigation in its offices has been
taken up by the United Express COM
pany. according to a published re-
port hero today. The investigation
began in the Chicago office, but will
be carried. 1t is said. to other cities.
j. Mayhem. head of the company's
secret service. came here a short time
ago from New York to take charge Of
the investigation. 1t is said one of
the local officials has resigned since
the arrival Of Mr.. Mayhem, but it was
denied that the resignation had any
bearing on the investigation.
1t Is reported that Chief Mayhew's
investigation has already shown ir.
Irregularities in the employment Of help
extra time pay to employees, the pur-
chase Of supplies and equipment, and
the employment Of extra horses and
wagons.
According as evidence Of irregulari-
ties Is gained 1t will be forwarded to
the main Offices in New York, 1t is
said. 1t is also said that the entire
system Of the employment Of men and
keeping their time is to be changed
as a result of the Investigation.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-08-22
STARTED CONSTRUCTION.

Valley City, n. D., Aug. 22.-Active
work on h construction of the main
building for the Valley City Gas COM
pany has begun on the site just south
of the Northern Seed company's plant
and will be rushed to completion as
fast as the workmen can erect the
building.
The size of the main building will
be 3S feet by Sc feet. and it will con-
form to the lines and ideas of the
most modern plants. The machinery
is already on the road. and will be
here within a week. The piping for
the streets has been shipped from
Virginia, and is also expected within
a short time . The interior piping is
already or the ground. and will be in
stalled as fast as possible,
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-08-22
CREW BLAMELESS
Jury Reaches This Verdict in Case of
Carpio Farmer.

Minot, y. d., Aug. 22-That the
passenger crew ON No. 1905 We're IN
no way to blame for the death of Jens
JenGon. an aged Carpio farmer. who
was run over and killed Saturday Is
the report of the jury.
Th" evidence showed tina Jensen
who Was deaf was walking along the
tracks ms M. lo5 was approaching
from the cast. The engineer whistled.
but Jensen evidently did not hear ii
and kept on watkins. Then the en-
Eineer discovered that the man did
not intend 10 get nat OF the way. and
IN" brakes We're put on and IN" en-
Glnc reversed. 1t was too late. how
ever. and the ace! man WIS ground
honcath the wheels. .I"nSon was -
years old. Ills remains We're taken
to Carpio.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-08-22
MARKET DAY.

Kenmare. n. D.. Aug. 22.-Elabor-
ate preparations for a market day to
be held In this city September FL are
being made. The Commercial club
will meet for the purpose Of appoint
ing committees to take charge of vari-
Gus phases of the work. The Ken
mare business men plan to make the
market day this year the biggest in
the history Of the city.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-08-22
News of the Northwest
DAKOTA ROY LOST.

kcnmarr, y. d.. Aug. 22.-Mrs.
William Putnam. of this place.
has received word from her sister,
Mrs. Carlyle OF F'crnir. u. G., that
the formers son. Donald, who
was STAYING with his aunt, left
home carly in The morning to go
4" work as usual. and did MOI re-
turn ut night or the next day.
Mrs. Carlyle notified the police
who instituted u search. Not iiud-
ing him within another day. She
communicated with Mr.. Putnam
ut RcSina. Tho police have been
unable tn find amy clue and his
family fear the may have been
taken i'll or that some harm has
bcfallrn him.
Ih" hoy is = feet = inches in
height, of light complexion. and
. when n" disappeared wore il gray
; sweater, gray cap. dark brown
r"at and long daik trousers. He
Is abou 10 II of age.
. . = ' .
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-08-22
BOUGHT HOUSES.

Devils Lake. n. ID. Aug. o2-Her-
man Shark nf tho Hub Clothing Co.
was in Fargo and whfla there closed a
deal with Mrs. w. r. Crowley for her
two residences on Sixth street. next
to Mr.. Sharks residence. MIR. Shark
will proceed 20 Remodel the houses at
once. spending about $4,000 on them
and making them modern in every
particular, after which they will lac
for ront. Herman is showing his
faith IN Devils Lake in good shape
and is evidently working with the idea
that the town in which he has made
his money is plenty good enough in
Which TO spend il.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-08-22
THREE CENT DANCE HAUL.

Cleveland. Ohio. Aug. 21.--One hum
dred dollars a day cleaned from the
pockets of young men who like to spin
tneir girls over a waxed floor In waltz
es and two-steps. has shown the Cleve-
land city authorities a way to Increase
municipal receipts. and the present
single dance hall conducted by the city
Is soon to be n among many. The
dances cost only three cents each and
1t has surprised officials to find that
there is so large a daily net profit as
500. 1t is said the expense of the
entire park system can he defrayed
through municipal dance halls.
Mayor Baker exercises a close per-
sonal supervision over the conduct of
the dance hall. which is in one Of the
parks. He has put q taboo on giddy
dances and also ruled against raetime.
An eye. too. Is kept upon the clientele
with the purpose Of keeping undesir-
ables away.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-08-22
FAKERS WORK.

Fargo, y. d., Aug. 22.-At n time
there was six street workers doing
business on the streets adjacent to
Broadway. Two different sets of blind
musicians We're at work. one on N.
p. avenu and the other on First
avenue. ON n. P. avenue there were
two street. takers and up on Second
emu another was plying his trade.
Down on Front street there were
several at work. n on Broadway at
the same time a party Of religious
workers were holding a meeting, while
on From street another party was
doing the same thing.
1t Is stated that the report of heavy
crops in the state has brought a very
large number. Of beggers of. one kind
or another from the cities.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-08-22
FORECAST

Minnesota. Iowa. North and South
Dakota. Nebraska, Montana. Indiana.
Illnois-Fair tonight and Friday.
Kansas-Fair tonight. slightly cool
err in northwest: Friday fair.
Internationally fair tonight
and Friday.
Missouri-Fairy tonight. slight
cooler in northwest; Friday fair.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-08-22
MOVES DEAD

Washington. Aug. 21.-Thomas G.
Noyes. president of the WASHINGTON
American league baseball club and
news manager Of the Washington Star
died suddenly this morning of pneu-
menia at a hospital here. He was
taken i'll last Friday.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-08-22
CIOSING CABLES.

Paris close-Wheat IA lower. Flour
IL to 4 lower.
Antwerp close-Wheat So higher
Berlin-Wheat 5-8 higher.
Budapest-Wheat 1.2 lower.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-08-22
LIVERPOOL

Liverpool opening-Wheat steady,
1-8 higher. Corn unchanged. 1880
p. M, wheat steady 1-8 higher. Corn
1-8 higher.
Liverpool close-Wheat 1-s to 3-s
higher. Corn unchanged to 1-2 high
er.
3:1s p. m.-Wheat unchanged to
1-8 up. Corn unchanged.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-08-22
ABUSED WIFE.

Fargo, N. D.. Aug. 22.-Twice
knocked down and her life threatened
a half dozen times in forty minutes
was the tale of woe related by Mrs.
Samuel Tandy of 76 Front street in
county court where her husband was
sentenced to spend sixty days in the
county Jail on a charge of carrying
concealed weapons.
Revolver as Scare.
Mrs. Tandy declared that her hus-
band bought the big revolver which
the officers took away from him Yes
terday for the express purpose of ter
rifying her into obeying his COM
mands. She says that he brought it
home and in forty minute he pointed
it at her and declared at least a half
dozen times he was going to shoot. She
said that her husband twice knocked
her to the floor.
Denies Wifc's Allegations.
Tandy denied all the charges except
that he bought the revolver. He said
he wanted 1t to go hunting with. The
judge thought that hunting his wife
was not the proper occupation for d
maj and sentenced him to sixty days.
Mrs. Tandy accompanied her husband
to the Jail and saw him safely locked
up with a smile of satisfaction.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-08-22
WHEAT.
MINNEAPOLIS CASH CLOSE.

Sept. Puts ...a1s. s1A-Dec.. 80 .9laB
Sept. Calls olsa. o.. 93-Dec.. .92A .921R
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-08-22
The 500 Line.

We have 5000 empty cars on our
lines waiting for grain loading" said
Vice President w. l.. Martin of the
500 line. The country ha snot or
dered coal and there may be trouble,
hut there is a noticeable increase in
the coal movement of h past few
days which S encourHging."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-15

iibsr itelIen tDnnts. Sn jeHem altsn
9eutI6ldnb 9ab es etnen 3dben bartz
nGtiaen Mutb, Der nit elmer ieltensn
8enigiamfeit Ser 2ebenspeiie uno eiz
ner einfa6en Gerdbbeit bes Gmpfin=
benS pereint bel Der sSeu.rprobe ge=
paltige 2siitungen 5eittgte. Inb bic
9ereutung bieier Itmplpbdre niro
urs tlar, tpenn mir uns por Gusen
bulten, baB aus bieien 8erbdltnii1en
feruus bic MGnner eritanben, bic ieitz
ber bic Melt nit ibrem Rubm erfulz
len unb oas ifufen, ipas tpir beuts
als bas n1pberne SsutI6lanb tennen.
Sieier 8eiIt etnfa6er unb ientimen=
taller 8erab6eit, Der bas Reih Ihuf
unc bic W9itmdn i'm alten &aiier,
in W}pItfe unb in 8ismord Derforpert
finbet, lei 10 gut tpie pDltg gefftpuns
ben; geblieben lit Der Gbreei3, ois I'M
ruhe unb Der 0rang CUR Gntptdluug
unO gum Jortidritt.
8on Riharb Waoner er8dblt Bhit=
man sins amiiIdnte feline 4nstbpts.
wGs iit beonnt, baB Waener oft febr
er3entriT6 mar unb fait big gum
@noe ietnes 2ebens Die tpunberpolIe
jugenbli6e GlaItisitdt oes GDrp.rs
lpic oes Geiitss betpabrte. CT fhIus
feline pur3el6dume, mahte feline
SunitItiide, uno i'm intimen areiIs
tonnte man i'm mundmul gum gntz
alden aqer Qnpeisnbeu auf Dem appi
itebsn unb auf ben Sdnben seben is@
ben. gines Suges purhe Der Sntsnz
bant Der 9erliner Sper, 6err b.
6iiIien, geneloet. Wis qrob mar STE
8erbluffung bes 8eIu6ers, aIs er
beir' 9etreten oes 3immers ben eros
Ben 3ompeniiten nsben ieinem srobsn
JIiisel - auf osm aopfe itebsns
fanD
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-15

Ou er nidt i'm Stanbe mar, ieinen
Sian in G9arleitpn ausSufiibren, be-
CAB er iih na6 g(tlantd, 9a.; bann
ned1 Chattanooga, 5enn.; unb bon
Dor. nah gpanspilIe unh Snotanaz
polls, Sno. uno na9 Chicago. Sn iez
Der bieier Stdbte perfubte er Gpl.
RcnIeoelt gu eri9ieben, er mar ubsr
nic1t i'm Stanbe, ibm in ben Wes 81
trmnlen. Sn Chicago ipartete er am
8ohnhof Der gbicdgo unb 9tort4z
peiiern Giienbabn auf Gpl. Rpoiepelt,
er trdf aber Dprt niGbt Elm. ST bers
iu6te i'm Damn i'm Gplileum gu err
Ic6ieben, aber audi bort 1pie in anoez
ren Stdbten, berlicb gol. 2poIebelt
oaS @ebduos burh einen anberen
Iusgang als benienigen. Dor benz er
iia aufseiteut bate.
Mdbrenb bieier san5en 3ett mar e1
unter Dem Ramen Walter Rob gereiit
duseenommen in GbarleIton, mo q
Ieiaen re6ten 9tamen anaegeben bate
Na6oem ibm iein InIhlag an
Somitag in Chicago miblungen par
bei6loB er Dor Col. Hooiepelt mad
WilpaIfee 81 retlen uno Ietne BlGn,
in ioIher Weiie 5u leQen, oaB il
niGt febl1dlaGcn tDnnten. Gr fan
dm Sonntas Worgen nu9 Wilpaute
uno itieg i'm y9lrgple", Elm 2ogir
Gaus an 3ter Strube ab. Gr erfu6t
hauu Gus Sen 3eitunssn, baB Gol
EDriepelt am Wtonta9 I'm 5 llbr II
Utiltpautee antDmmen uno i'm @il
patrid 6otel nbIteigen ipiiroe SIS ge
lang linn audi, iih in Der Tdbe be-
0otslelngang5 einen Pldb gu perI6af
fen, hon Dem aus er uuf Gol. &ooIe
belt I1iebsn topnte, iobalo er it'd
aeigte,
Sdrend fagt, es tbue linn 2eib, pai
er ben 9iirgern BON WaiIpoutee I'm
Wisconiin 10 piel unangenebmes Der
uriudt babe. er briidte aber tein ge
oauern iiber feline Shat aus.
8ei ietner Our4iu6ung in be
Capitalization botte S6rent pon be
$500, nit benen er nah Gbarlesto
fam, nod $144.10 iibrtg.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-15

oerIu6en. Sd that Dies nno 1nble
mid nuumebr esitartt uno better. Sh babe
anoeren Srausn er3dblt, mas Jrau Vints
hom's Mebt,inen fir mid getban baben uno
qcbe Sbnen GrlaubniB, bieien 9rtsf i'm Sns
terefe anDsren 3u publiotren." Truu
Suloa GridiOn, 500 Wapso'as
Slpsnue, 3anespille, Ohio.
gtpdy msbr yeiueiie.
burlington, Soma. - oSeit 5abrtn bd'
be td1 piel an qetpii'en Grauentranfbsiteu sea
litten. Sd, bate eutiegiite Sbner3en uns
mar beiuobc fprtDdbreno tront. SD lab cine
Nnpreiluug non 3poiu e. Qintbam's Deees
table COMPOUND uno bOrte, oab es anoersn
tranten Hrauet eebplfsn babe, iporaus tb
icbloB, paB sg aud mir gut tbuu ivtrbe.
Dies that es benin aud iiberlid. 5te esrte
fSlaihe balf mir ibon uno lest bin iH etne
eeiunDe unp trafties Grau. SD mbhte nidbt
obne oieIer Mebi5in in meinsm Soauie ittn"
- frau Anua Sisgins, ll25
Gaencp Ctr, burlington, Spfpa.
Rein 9tpeiiel braudt ibsr Die Wirsiamte't
oeier grpbartigen, altsn Wsbi5in gu berr'
Ideu, foelbe aus geur3eln unD &rdnterH gus
5ummenaeieut lit, I'M GrauenzRranfbeiten
,u hetlen. g9tr iiuo in, SeiiBs 3utrstder
Setpetie bieIsr Q9iriSanrteit, I'M ieibit ben
lluoldubgitsn 3ufrieOenitsllen gu tonneny
gearum MAIDEN sic uiat sinen @triuf
bamit2
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-15

Der fdI5de @eteran BON
8 robin 0. WGbrenb Der Mostau>
iaen 5eitli6teitsn our Sabrbunberts
feier bes NapoleDntihen arieess Ientte
aud Elm 9eterun. peter 2aptep, bic
allgemeine Nufmertiomteit auf fih, ba
er 118 Sabre aft mar unb ben Ielbz
3ug unb bic S6laht bon 8orobino sez
gen Napoleon ansebli6 mitsemuht
bate. 2apten bat ieinsn sissnen Muss
fagen nah TapoIeon nidt rur seieben,
ionbern audi seiprohen uno ibn bon
SDen5tunp nah Diinaburs eefiibri.
2uptep ipurbe tpG6renb Der Wpsfauz
i6sn Jeitli6teiten benz 3aren pDrgs=
iteQt uno erbielt bon ibm eine auftdn<
bise Sahrsspeniion. eine iilberne ubr
unb grieBung ieiner Reiie nebit
4ufentbaIttoiten. gis6er, 10 IGbt iih
bas v8erliner 9assbIatt" aus peters,
burg i9reiben, fannie Rublanb nur
fali6e HepiIorsn, GouDerneure,
Stautsanpdlte. SfTi5iere unb prieter,
jeBt bat Ii6 bieie 4uslefe nm einen
falihen 8eteransn bsrsi1ert, benn aus
feiner Seimatbsitabt Snen3iann
fommt cine re9t ununsenebme amtlis
DE gntfIQung, bic nit ben Qlngaben
bes braben Observation-Disclosures in
Dollftem Gsgsnias >iteht. Dor alien
nirD al Der 5unD amtlther Gotumens
te Der Nu6peis seliefert. bub 2uptetp
erit 81 Sabre alt 1T unb ben aries boz
ber gar ni9t mitgemaht baben fam.
Der in feinem 9siib befinblide gaufs
ihsin 1T eefdli6t, benn tpsnn feline
Qngaben ftimmen piirbsn, pare aapz
tep bier Sabre dltsr als iein 0ater
unb Iieben Sabre alter als feline Mutz
ter. Wlit biefer gntbillung fdLlt bas
ean5e Qiiaengetpebe, bas Qaptep bent
3aren aufgetifht bat, in nihts aus
Iammen. Meber bat Qapten je als
Solbat gebient. nod irqenb eine 6els
bentbat als folder polfiitrt. Nun
entftsht bic 5rase, mas nit al ben
MnaaeiGnun1tn ntrbsn ioQ, sie Zap.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-15

F tFri
teip in Wostau 3utbetl seporben iinb.
Die Beb0rben iperben es natiirlih por-
aisEen, gu lnpeieen, bamit iie iih nidi
blamiren, ebenlo tpirb benz 3aren bic
Mabrbeit iibsr ben falfhen geteran
perfhniegen nerben, bem iein 8etrug
10 portrefflih gelungen lit. Das aber
nimmt benz sun8en DorfalI nidts BON
isiner pitanteris. aumal man fih gu
er5ablen ipeib, bab aud einise anbere
0eteranen rniht gang edit setpeien
iein follen, iih aber burh bic Nus@
iidt auf cine anItdnbige peniion our
RoGe, bic Tie ipielsu folIten. Derftanben
baben. Nah biefsn grfabrunsen tpGre
es niht aussei1ioffen, Oab iOgar au
Der i'm nGhftsn Sabre beporftthenben
breibunDertidbrigen 1eier bes aauies
Romanop nod tiniee Musen3eugen
oufsefunben perben. bic bann ben Reit
ibrer Gage als taiferlihs penfipnire
perleben fperben.
J2euer 8ernf.
uWas maft Denn sSsbr 6srr Sobn
lit Der etabt, 5rau MiilItr!!"
30, benz gehts gut. q snn5 g ftiz
nes p5itel tnub 4 balm, e bat mir
sjGriebsu, sr Il ittt Isuraitbentsss:.