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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-05-25
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SOMETHING ABOUT
THE BOY INVENTOR

D Young Meyers, who in Z
vented the wireless tele- q
D phone, has been interested q
D in electricity and its wonders 4
, since childhood. A gew years Z
D ago he gave up school to q
D work in the shop of the q
D Poulsen Wireless Co. at
D Sacramento, Cal. He hit Z
D upon the secret of wireless q
D telephony, resigned his job Z
D and went to New York to. q
develop his invention. Q
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-05-25

SANTA MONICA, Cal.-Nicho-
las Cook, Iaborer, wheeled his
barrow of mortar off the pier and
under ten feet of water refused to
let go the handles because he
couldn't swim. He was resusi-
tated.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-05-25

SUES HURLEY-MASON
The United Iron Works of Spo-
kane is suing the Hurley-Mason
Co. for $1,676 for damages done
to the Spokane company's ma
chinery.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-05-25
You'll Find,
1t Here

In Tacoma parks this spring
1850 plants have been set out
by the park workers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-05-25
Hasn't Gertrude beautiful

IT,. Ir.a.,.
ne ash uer.ruoe peautiiui
'ee en-. w. g.. r,
eoine gu. every hisnt.
,,,,eo,, -
MlooooLA, Moh..-.o escape
peihs "i.n sh asainst ms ia.ner,
e Sha,, neu win parsla,y, Ar.hur
oieiiholn' aseu iocheu nilhseii
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-05-25

the mouthpiece of his wireless
telephone into the horn of a pho
nograph which was playing the
German melody. On another roof
a mile south, Clarence Bartlett
was holding his wireless telephone
to his ear.
Its coming!" he cried.
All right" Meyers shouted
back. We've won out! We
have invented the wireless tele-
phone!'
Myers and Bartlett made other
experiments, locating a wireless
telephone station 1000 miles
away. They talked in low tones
through the ether and heard each
other perfectly,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-05-25
HE WENT TO JAN

Fred Dagneli, charged Wit iiIe-
galiy living w.sn Ws-fy Agnes
Inner. w~s fined $3.50 and costs
o. 90 days In jail yesterday by
Justice Graham. DagnelI went to
jail.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-05-25

A New Insurance Scheme.
"Heard about the latest insur-
ance scheme?"
"NO; what is it?"
"Why, the company agrees to
pay alimony to both parties i'm case
the marriage turns out a failure"
Boston Transcript.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-05-25
Arfifice for Arfifice.

Artifice for Artifice.
Lady Customer Tin department
stOre) you anything to
keep hair from falling out?
Clerk-Hairpins; two counters
to the right, madam.-Boston
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-05-25

IS PORTLAND, Ore.--A report
that a woman had screamed for
help and Immediately afterward
a coffin-shaped box had been
carried out of one of the rooms
caused a raid by police on an
apartment house here. The box
contained kindling. The scream
has not been located.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-05-25
Further Special Offerings in Poultry and Eggs
May Be Found in Classified Section, Page z
RY AND POULTRY FARM
Govnor Teats, Owner.

STAR BERRY AND POULTRY FARM
North andA
and now the time to cocker
especially selected breeding
about
Matched breeding and the
the flock until
k purchasing from the best White Leghorn
raised o. Pacific
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-05-25

| / OH IL F1nQ
| 1t Here !
In Tacoma parks this spring
1880 plants have been set out
by the park workers.
SANTA MONICA, Cal.-Nicho-
las Cook, Iaborer, wheeled his
barrow of mortar off the pier and
under ten feet of water refused to
let go the handles because he
couldn't swim. He was resusi-
tated.
Fault of Our Language
Mrs. Meyser-Could you give
me o little money, my dear?
MIR. Meyser - Certainly. my
dear. About how littIe?-Life.
POTLAND-Appearing for the
18th time to answer charges of
practicing the profession without
license, Edward Edwards, a
dentist, was found guilty.
A Slam at Andy.
"Your town is pleasant enough,
but taxes are SO Internally high"
"Oh, they won't be high any
more; the flood the other day de-
strOyed our Carnegie library and
they've decided not to rebuild it."
Brooklyn Life.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Paul
sued G. S. Engle for 1920 as
pay for service rendered for II
years. Engle refuses to pay, de-
claring the plaintiff is his wife,
the records having been destroyed
in the San Francisco fire..
A Popular Lad.
"Yaas, I've stopped smoking"
'SwOre off to please some girl,
no doubt. i wouldn't stop smok-
ing to please a girl"
81 did it to please five girls. -
Louisville Courier-Journal.
PORTLAND, Ore.-A woman's
shrieks of Burglars! Burglars"
caused brave Patrolman Mallon
to rush into the woman's house
with a drawn revolver. He found
big black cat amusing itself by
having a fit among the odds and
nndc in tho hocnnnnf
Artifice for Artifice.
Lady Customer Tin department
tOre)--Have you anything to
keep hair from falling out?
Clerk-Hairpins two counters
to the right, madam.--I3oston
Transcript.
ss PORTLAND, Ore.--A report
that a woman had screamed for
help and Immediately afterward
coffin-shaped box had been
carried out of one of the rooms
caused a. raid by police on an
apartment house here. The box
contained kindling. The scream
has not been located.
A New Insurance Scheme.
"Heard about the latest insur-
ance scheme?"
mo; what is it?'
"Why, the company agrees to
pay alimony to both parties i'm case
the marriage turns out a failure"
Boston Transcript.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-12-23
LABOR LEGISLATION.
Workingmen's Compensation Act and
"a Hour Law Being Urged.

me two principal labor enactments.
which Will be urged before the 10th
Legislature will be the Workingmen's
Compensation act and the 54-Hour
law. 1t is believed that the Maine
Legislature is favorable To the pass
age of both of these measures.
Outside Of these two princjpal
measures which are to be considered.
some attention Will be directed 10
the establishment of a Labor SUNDAY
10 proceed Labor day. old-age pensions
and State insurance, also a law MAX
ing II obligatory upon any firm ad-
Vertising for help in the case of "a
strike to state the same in the ad-
Vertisement.
The Workingmen's Compensation
act proposes that if an employe gets
hurt, without regard to where the
fauit lies, except il be criminal. with
IN 10 days of the time his pay stops
he Will receive half pay for four years
ana, IN case of special injuries. for a
longer time. If he dies, the money
continues to the family for a period
OF six years.
Ihe-money for the purpose is to be
derived largely from a tax on the
payroll. Labor men expect some on
position from factory officials, not so
much because they are opposed to tbs
enactment of the measure as a whole.
put rather because they want some
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-12-23
thing of a hand in the shaping of the

thing of hand in the shaping of the
bill.
The measure was drawn, to a large
extent, by members of the executive
board of the Maine Federation of La
Dor and is fashioned much after Mas
s;fchusetts act. The measure will par
ticularly apply to the workers in cot
ton and wooden mills, shoe factories,
building concerns and mining.
1t was hoped to inaugurate a sys-
tenn of State insurance, but the form
of the Massachusetts Compensation
act is about the nearest to the insur-
anee plan that members of the fed
Grafton expect to attain. There is in
cluded within the scope of the meas
ure authority for the appointment of
a commission of adjustment by the
Governor, the expenses of administra-
ton OF be paid by the State.
The 54-hour law for women and
children is one that has appealed to
the members of the federation for
some time Since the federation was
organized the members succeeded in
reducing the number of working hours
from 60 to So, and at this session they
hope to still further shorten the day
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-12-23

the incoming Legislature and to the
heads of departments and institutions
the first biennial statement of esti-
mated expenditures and income of the
several departments, State institu-
lions, commissions, corporations,
boards, charitable institutions and in
dividuals. This tabulation is prepared
in accordance with the provisions OF
Chapter Jas of the Public Laws OF
1911.
This tabulation shows that the esti-
mates of expenditure in 1913 and 1911
exceed the revenues of the State based
on a 4-nill tax rate by Slab ,34S.6 5
and that the estimates for 1913 exceed
the total expenditures for the same
purpose in 1911 by $1,141, 66703
An examination of the tabulation
shows that the sums set down as esti-
mates are in many cases what the
various departments and institutions
will ask for rather than what they ex-
pect to get. The total estimates for
the two years, amounting to $9,S46,-
829.01, include requests made by the
various departments and institutions
for at least, $1,292,56 for new con-
struction, major repairs or equipment.
This new construction, if it were
granted according to the estimates
would give the adjutant generals de-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-12-23
READFIELD.

EAST-The Ladies' Social Circle
held a Pie social and sale at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Hallett. Tues
day evening. A large table of home
made cades was in charge of Mrs
Hattie Hammond and Mrs. Alice bud
ley, which found a ready sale The
apron and fancy work table was in
charge of Mrs. Lizzie Hunt and was
well patronized. Pies of all kinds
were in abundance and in good de-
mand. Coffee was served. A goodly
sum was realized for church purposes.
A vote of thanks was extended to Mr..
and Mrs. Hallett. also To Mrs. ever,
for their kindness and hospitality.
A fine boy came to the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Eugene Sherbourne, Tuesday,
Dec. II.
Timothy Currier of Mt. Vernon is
pressing hay for Bert Gordon and T..
II. Morrill,.
Mrs. S. A. Gay. Mrs. C. C. Morrill,
and Mrs. Dyer have been on the sick
list.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-12-23

partment 100000 for armories and a
military store house 1t would give
the fish and game commissioners $4,000
to build a feeding pond at the Camden
Hatchery; $500 for a lookup and
fence at the Passamaquoddy Indian
reservation and $500 for repairs on
the State House. Among the institu-
tons it would give the Bath orphan
asylum $1,000 for repairs; the Eastern
Maine Insane Hospital 200 for a
dairy farm, store house and cold stor-
age plant, dwelling for the engineer
and major repairs or two buildings;
the Industrial School for Girls. $39,S0g
for new central building, the pur-
chase of land and renewals and re-
pairs; the Maine Insane Hospital,
$245,000 for renovation of the third
female wing. the second male wing
with additions, nurses home, sew
eral new piazzas, a coal hoist, laundry
machinery, bulkhead wall on river
front and the improvement of roads
and walks School for the Deaf, $17,-
600 for dormitory and hospital and
laundry equipment; School for Feeble
Minded, 100000 for a water system,
heating plant, electric light plant, two
tendants and other permanent con-
struction work; State prison, $500
for a new power plant, blacksmith
shop, tubercular ward and hospital
State School for Boys, $4,000 for re-
pairs, painting, land and construction
of disciplinary cottage, and University
of Maine. $213,750 for a chemical
physical laboratory, a woman's dormi-
barn and law building. and the Nor
NAL Schools, $229,G00. Among the
charitable, benevolent and educational
institutions there would be a distribu-
ton of $204 900, for additions, new
buildings, renovations and repairs.
In addition, the charitable. benevo-s
lent and educational institutions are
asking for $156,971 more for 1914
than they received in 1911-12. OF
this increase the Children's Hospital
of Portland asks for $26.500; the Cen.
tfal Maine Association for the Relief
and Control of tuberculosis. $19.S4a
and the Hebron Sanitarium $4,000.
In the list appear the following appH.
cants, who did not ask for anything
in l9l1-12, or if they did ask for ii.
didn't get anything: Bangor Anti
tuberculosis Association, $4,000:
Maine Anti tuberculosis Association
of Auburn, $4,000; Mason Institute.
SpringVale. 10000; Presque Isle Cen
eral Hospital, $500. a total of $20.5O0.
Music and Drawing in Maine Schools.
The remarkable advance that has
been made in the introduction of music
and drawing in the public schools of
Maine is clearly indicated by the spe-
cial tabulations made for the last
school year. In 40 cities and towns of
the State provision is made for spe-
cial instruction in drawing at a total
cost of $4,000, while - cities and
towns expended a total of $27,2g6 for
special instruction in music.
These figures. of course, do not show
he entire expenditure of the State in
tifese special subjects since they are
Taught by the regular class room
teachers of very many towns which dc
not provide special instructors.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-12-23
WHAT CHEERS A ROOM

So much as II collection of pottea
Towering and foliage plants? In the
greenhouses conducted by the pro-
prietor Of The Augusta Flower Shop.
grow the beautiful flowers, which are
sold at the store, 81 Water street
The ever increasing trade here shows
that the efforts of this concern are
meeting with. commendation. Cut flow
ers are always fresh and flowers for
any purpose desired can be supplied
at short notice. Phone 4S6-W.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-12-23
CONCRETE WORK.

There is a great deal in under
standing how 10 prepare concrete,
that makes it a lasting and a service
able proposition. Alfred Hanson 81
Son, mason contractors. have 4 rep
utation all over this vicinity Of know
ing the how to do its" in connection
with all kinds of concrete work Es-
Inmates cheerfully given for work IA
this line. Office. Room 6. Maine
Farmers Bldg, Phone 309-W.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-12-23
Leaves Water Storage Dept.

Asst. Engineer Frank f.. Pressey has
left the service of the state Water
Storage Commission and entered the
employ of the Eastern Manufacturing
Co. Mr.. Presley has been connected
for the past five years with the state
Water Storage work and is considered
very competent engineer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-12-23
ACUTE INDIGESTION,

Dyspepsia, and other forms of indi-
gestion are unknown to the hundreds
of people who are daily using ths
products of Kehoe's Bakery, at 32t
Water street. Join the procession.
youll not live forever. even If you buy
your dainties from kehoe, but your
escape many aches and pains. TeIe-
phone orders receive prompt atten-
ton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-12-23
THE CHRISTMAS SEASON

Finds j. b. Farrelfs store, 212 Wa
ter street, just full of holiday goods.
In neckwear, the selections are extern
sive and varied. With fancy hand
kerchiefs, fancy armlets and special
braces for Christmas gifts, this store
is we'll supplied. Then in gloves, fur
lined. dress gloves of all feathers and
colors and warmer gloves for the
many who work outside-all these arc
here. Low prices and first class mer
chanCiSe
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-12-23

The Pennsvlvania railroad will soon
have available 2S72 steel passenger
coaches, representing an outlay OF
s40,009,0 900.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-12-23

State Auditor Lamont A. Stevens,
saturday, sent out to the members of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-12-23
STATE HOUSE CALENDAR.

Regular Meeting of Governor and Coun-
CHI Thursday, Dec. &c, at p. M.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-12-23

PETIT CHICKEN PIE a Franchise
= MOUSSE OF CRAB MEAT supreme
RRAISED Young PIGEON. Stuffed Mushroom,
cASNEI0NS Aux PRAISES. "A In
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-12-23

BOILED GAPuN. Aspie Jelly
BOILED SFIGED OK TONGUE with Fresh Spina
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-12-23

Special 25c. and SOC. Counters
These are favorite depts.
with Christmas shoppers this
year and we'll they may be, for
they provide quick solutions of
many gift problems.
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g. 4 l.


SUIT or oERCoT At PRICES Far BELoH cTU THE MATERIAL
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-12-23

LOBSTER a "a Newburg en- Rankin
Sliced Tomatoes Cheese
ROLLED SALMON. Maitre D.IIotel
queen owes sweet Potato Groauettes Dressed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-12-23

Price: $l0O Per Plates
Phone COS To Reserve Seats
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-12-23
CANAPES OF ANcHovIES.

CLAM BOUILLON
C0ES0MMt. Printanie:e CHICKEN
celery branches Sticks
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-22

October 1862 i9loB er iid ser So. 9
ser eriten Minneio ta Mounteo &an=
gers an unb 0iente Bis Mopember
1868. Sn 1875 perbeirotbete ct iif)
nit Mnnm s. @etterid, Sic nit 5mel
&inbern SEN Sos oes guten @atten
uno @aters betral,ert. @or % Sab-
rem lieb sic Tamilie ii6 in Gair Sa=
ben nie0er, bon no fte Dor flint Sob=
rem ibr &eim na6 ct. @lou6 per=
legte. Montag Modmittag fanS Die
@ecr0igu1g BON Srauerbuuie aus
ltatt, nobel Sic Mitglieber Des Mc=
&elpp Soften SEM sur groben Mrnee
obberltfenen &riegsgenoiien Sen lct=
ten Erib,,t 5outen.
- ssl1 elmer 0ienltag Mbenb gebal=
|tcltel, Ser ammllmg ser ct. @lol,0 Gr<
siebltngsbeb0roe murbe Superinten=
oer1t 6. s. Barnes bon Gin, Minn.,
ols n6diter superintendent nm erer
Stootidulen al1f Elm Sabr NIT einem
Sabresgebalt bon $4,000 erm6blt.
Der 11el1 erlpablteS superintendent miro
Bis gum Sbll1b Ser S6ulen bin uno
mie0er sic betr. 2ebranltalten bei l1=
dpet, INN NIT SEN 2ebrfraften 1uno Sen
bieiigel1 S6ulmei en int M%ngenrei11en
ii6 befannt 5u ma6en.
- SSn einem l6ngeren Bulletin, 6as
ioeben SEM Gol1ntp=5 g ltliuperinten=
benten 5ur @an0 ging, lit Ser erite
Mfair5 ols Minneiota=Sag feitgeiebt
nit ser 8%eitimml1ng, 1enielben nit
ser S9ltill1geno 1T angemeliener @et=
lie 81 feiern.
- @ouaro @ammerel, melder in
LETTER ;3eit Sic Stede oes 8u6bn1=
tiers in Der BreiB & @immer 8rauerei
heflei0ete, bot 6ielelbe nieoergelegt
rno miro fiir0erbin als Mgent elmer
Observation-Disclosures ieui9aft tbatig
iein.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-22
2l,.s Der Mn1gegtno. !
Meire @rppe.

Mm perga1gerre11 6reitag M6eno
iturb bier Ser in Ser ltmgegel0 >pte
iiberbolpt lit gang Stearns Gonntp
mobl befannte un5 bo@ gei@abte 9eb=
rer 2ltfas @ertfen, ein Munn, ser III
leiner 8eruf streue l1no in Musiibnng
ser nit Sem i9meren 8erufe Derbun=
oenen 8fli9ten ie6em un6 oaen et1
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 8eiipiel gab. Ser
@erltorber1e murbe am IA. Mpril 1913
in Mbnrien @annoper, Deuti6lano,
ols Sobn Ser 9ebrerfamilie IobiaS
@ertfen geboren. Sein Slater blieb
6em iG0nen 2ebrerberufe Sc Sabre
1ong treu, nno in ibm erfannte Ser
5obn 6os @orbilo ieiner 2ebensbabn.
8is gum IA SATIRE beiudte ct benin
Gater sic @oridule un0 6rei Sabre
beim 2ebrer Sitermann in 2abn,
@annoper, sic Mipirarteni@ule un0
trot Damn in Ssnabriid ms 2ebrer=
ieminar elm. Mad Mbiolpierung 0es
Seminors mirfte er iteben Sabre als
2ebrer in 8odborit, @annober, uno
manoerte in 1872 na6 Mmerifa aus.
Gin Sabr perbrodte ct in ct. Sobns
CUR @rlernung ser 2anoesiprade ltn0
iibernabm Damn Sic 9ebrerite1e in
&id)moro, mo- er 81 Sabre lang als
gr5ieber ser SS1geno tbatig mar. &ier
perbeiratbete er ii@ nit &bereiia
M%odenboupt, Sic ober bereits no@
0rei Sabren 6es gliidltditen Gbele<
beng our6 Sen 500 bon ieiner @eite
geriien muroe uno ibm einen Sobn,
Sen be1ttigen bo6p. P. Snnocen5, s..
g. s., binterlieB. Mebit ser 2ebrer=
uno Srganiitenftene beflet0ete er it
&i6mono oos Mmt 6es @ilage &eeor<
ser un0 6aS 0eS gefretarS 6es Man=
n%erpereins, Sem er Big 5lm So0e als
Mitglieo treu blieb. Die 5meite gbe
ging er nit @argaretba S9nei0er
Elm, sic glei9 ser eriten cine
b0dit glidlide uno nit folgenoen
&inoern geiegnet mar: 6ie bodmir=
otgen 8ene6iftinerpatres Seperin un1
Morbert bon ct. Sobns uno sic oem
81. 8ene6tfts=@ onpent in ct. Soiepb
a%ngeb0rigen ebrm. S9meitern @al=
trlr6is, &eneran6o, Depota u16 Urban
un0 Ole nod iibrigen @ei@miiter
Mgnes, Barbara, Mlpbons, Cecilia
uno Mgotba. @or a@t Sabren Der
legte er iein Seim bon &idmon0 nod
Weire @rope, mo- er ieitoem als 2eb=
rer un6 0rganiit >pie bor6em in &td=
mono ser @emein0e in ieiner Doppel<
f%te1ung sic bor5iigliditen Dienite lei
itete. @iemobl er langere 3eit zines
&~er3feblers megen leioen6 mar un6
beim 8egim Ser Sdlle i'm lebten.
Script feline 8eiorgniB ous0ridte,
itellte er feline Gbatigfeit in Ser @du<
le nidt Elm, un6 am Gage Dor ieinem
Sooe nod befano er ii6 rnter ser SUI
genoi@oor, fte ermu1ntern6 un6 beleb-
reno, mtBte aber sic &inber, ga ct fi9
i6mdder fiblte, Big a1n6eren Cages
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-22

nad Sanie entlalien. 9o4 an 1e1tem
Sage fonnte er ieines MmteS nidt
palten; aben6s befan6 ct ii6 int So
milienfreile, ito,16 auf, ging our Tbi=
re, ianf 5u @ooe,f inns mar cine 2ei-
de. Dag ibn large beorober1oe &er5=
leioen bate ieinem 2eben ein 3iel &C.
febt. Mit linn fins Nun oie 8ioniere
a,no Grinder 6es Dor geraoe Is Sa9=
rem in Stearns County ms 2eben
gentlemen Standardization 2ebrer=
pereins nit nltr nod 5luei Mnsmbr
men in sic @1nigfeit biniibergegangen.
Sic em &erein geborte err als Gice=
Grdiioent on 1,11o feline BEL SET Sab=
resperi ammlungen ienes @ereins ge=
baltenen @ortr6ge fins Bel alien, Sic
oenielben beimobnten, nod in better
grinnerung, mte linn, Sem berl1fs=
trel,en 2ebrer, bel allen ieinen Be-
rufsgcnolIen in oteiem Gountp u1o
bel alien, bel1en er ais 2ebrer itetS in
@ort u1o Sbat 0as Be te @eiipiel &C.
geben, iiber Sos @rob binars ein &C.
iegnetes Mnoelrfen erbalten bleibe>1
miro. 2ebrer @ertfen ourfte getroit
ieitre Mltgen sur lebten Suite idlieBen,
oenn er fat 1ange l1no iegensreid &C.
mirft; er mar ein mabrer, tieferniter,
fatboliider 2ebrer, Sem feline ebemali=
gen 5hiiler biel ber6onfen. 8ie in
ser gd1le iein @irfen ltetsi bonn
fatb. Mannesgeiites 6ltrd6rl1ngelt
NOR, 10 par 6ies erit redt ser san
in ieinem Tamilienfreiie, Sem beim
So6e bes Gaters 6rei 5obne rn6 bier
S06ter 5em Sr6ensitan6e ongeboren.
Mm Montag Morgen celebrirte ser
bodm. P. Snnocen5 unter Miiiiten5
ietner 8rii6er, ser bodm. 8eneoifti=
ner Seberin nn6 Morbert, inns 6es
bo6m. Srtspfarrers P. Martin, 8.
g. g., fir sic Seelenrube 6es beritor=
benen 8aters Elm feterlibes &equiem,
6as linn Ser bon linn gut geidulte
&irdendor u,tter Srgelbegleitung 6es
GountDzS Observation-Disclosures g. 81.
8orger iang, uno GIT 0em ii6 io3uia=
gen sic gar3e @emein6e eingefunoen
batte. 9aruuf tpur6e sic 2eihe nad
ct. Sobns gebra6t> no iie gegen a
l1br an1on9te, un6 ieinem @unlde
gemaB ont 9ienitog Morgen na6 eli
nem um bolb 10 l1br bon bo9m. P.
Sesnnocen5, .. g. g., unter 6erlelben
Miiiiten5 mie %tagsporber in ser Mbtei=
firde geboltenen &equiem ol1f SEM
6ortigen @ottesa6er unter GROCER
Sbeilnabme bon friiberen S9iilern,
Gerpan6ten un6 8efartnten beigeiett
puroe. @it ser 10 idmer gepriiften
@attin un6 Sen &in6ern betrauern lei-
men So6 5inet 8ri6er, Sobn @ertfen,
CUR 3eit 8iirgermeiiter bon @id=
mono, un6 Gobias @ertfen bon ct.
2ouis. 9en &interbliebener1 5out ser
v@oroitern iein aufridtiges 8eilei6
un6 munidt Sem 8%eritorbenen o1s
langjabrigen, 6reun6 un6 2eier sic
etpige &ube. - &eter @eprens, 5obn
6es i'm Diitrift AZ, 0em iogenonnten
Sansfi=D iitrif im Sopn 81. CLOUD,
als 2ebrer ongeitel1ten @errn Matb.
@eprens, tpelder unter SEM iebigen
|@ountp Shuliuperi1ten5ettten 50. 81.
8orger in Ser ct. MorienI6ule gu
ct. @Iou6 feline &orbil6nng erbieIt
un6 ioeben an ser Mqrmolidule gu
81. @loub Sen oberert Sur Jug in Ct