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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1912-07-04
REEOSBURG

Misses Edna Perry of Connecticut
and Catherine Perry of Massachusetts
are spending their vacation with their
parents in this city.
W. L. Burdick spent Sunday with
his family here.
James Young and family spent
Sunday at Devils lake.
Arthur Hass and wife are visiting
friends in our city.
Mrs. w. s. Wadleight returned
Wednesday TO her home at Galesville
after spending several days at the
parental home.
S. A. Collins transacted business in
Hillsboro and Union Center Friday.
The little daughter of William
Friede, who was so badly burned
Wednesday, is doing as well as could
be expected.
+. Courtier has been in Richland
Center the past week where he has
erected several monuments. The
stones were manufactured at the
Reedsburg Marble works.
Word received from Shawnee,
Oklahoma, states that daughter was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Bug'ass
the weight of the child being 6
pounds.
Showers east and south of us Satur-
day afternoon, but none here. We
need rain very badly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Foss have gone
to Canada to visit friends.
Mrs. S. j. Collins and children
spent the past week In Winfield, the
guests at the Timlin home.
Mr.. and Mrs. =. Reitman are visit
ing their daughter in the eastern part
of the state.
Mrs. Guy Atom and little son are
visiting her parents, w. Poole and
wife, in this city.
A. Coleman is now driving Buick
two passenger car.
Strawberries are very scarce since
the extreme heat and dry weather.
Many housewives will be unable 10
procure them for canning.
T. l.. Atkins was in Baraboo on
business Thursday.
Mrs. Clifford returned Saturday
from Mondovi where she had been
delegate.
Mrs. Thompson is in Green Bay
acting as delegate for the Pythian
Sisters.
Mrs. Adolph KarIl is visiting
friends in our city. She expects to
move to Minneapolis.
The uncomely structure known as
the "free barn" located between Wal
nut and Market streets, has been
RACED and every housewife in that
neighborhoou is rejoicing to see it dis
appear. May the good work go on.
Walter Hohnfeldt of Chicago is
spending some time with his parents
in this city.
B. J. Hager was in Cazenovia,
Lime Ridge, La Vale and Ironton on
business Thursday.
Summer school will begin July s,
held at the training school building.
Mrs. Frank Clark and Miss Fannie
Goodwin of Madison are visiting a
few days with their father, Chas.
Goodwin, and sister, Mrs. Markham.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1912-07-04

home.
Ed. Buelow visited Sunday st the
Kinzler home in Sumpter.s
Mrs. Will Borne and Fred Kopf
were guests at the A. Buelow home
Sunday.
Herman Gasser and sister, Alma,
were visiting at The home of their
parents in Skillet Creek Sunday.
Quite heavy thunderstorm visited
this part of the country Saturday
evening.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1912-07-04

Engineer FL. Jenswold and " Mis-
teIe report that they noticed frost on
the flats at Lytles, near Winona, on
Friday of last week. The men are
working on the Northwestern road out
of Winona. This is an unusual oc.
currence for this time of the year and
especially while the weather during
the daytime has been so warm.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1912-07-04

At Atlantic City today while three
thousand spectators watched she
big dirigiole balloon, Akron, it was
shattered by the explosion of the
great gas bag while a thousand feet
in the air. The gas bag was blown
to atoms and the wreck and men fell
into the sea half a mile from the shore
The dead are Melvin Vaniman, Calvin
Vaniman, brother, Fred Almos, Walter
Guest and George Brilliant. Melvin
Vaniman's headless body was recover
ed from the wreckage under the water
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1912-07-04

Miss Ruth Parks returned to her
home in Belvidere today after spend
ing several weeks at the home of Mr..
and Mrs l.. A. Hampton, First
street. Miss Fern Hampton returned
with her and will visit there for some
time.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1912-07-04
EVEN THE BLUFFS
WERE CHANGED
After Thirty Years Sees
Queer Sights at Village
of Merrimack.

Hiram Colborn of Palmer, Neb.,
spent the past week in visiting friends
in Merrimack, his childhood home.
Change seems written on everything.
Even the rocky bluffs he climbed so
often years ago are changed, covered
with timber that looks good to one
used to treeless: country. The river
winds it's same way but the farms and
buildings have nearly all changed in
the thirty years absence. He noted
but two or three landmarks in the
village. When the much talked of
car line and electric lights that every
up-to-date summer resort must have,
come, others also may be attracted to
the beauties of the little village. He
left Saturday to visit his sisters at
Rice Lake and Chetek.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1912-07-04

George Schultz, who has spent the
past year or more at North Yakima,
Washington, has returned to his
home in this city. Mr.. Schultz
was engaged in carpenter work at
that place and was compelled to leave
the state on account of his health.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1912-07-04

William Cooper of Bozeman, Mon
tana, and his sister, Miss Cooper, Of
Toronto, Canada, are visiting William
Frazier at the Carpenter farm north
west of town. All three came from
Scotland and have not seen each other
since they left their native land. Mr..
Frazier has charge of the short horn
cattle at the Carpenter farm to be ex-
hibited at the state fairs this fall.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1912-07-04

Mrs. l.. Metcalf and two daughters
have gone to Chicago TO visit relatives
for several days.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1912-07-04

G. f. Kindschi went to Chicago TO-
day where he will attend convention
of the superintendent of the Pruden-
tial Insurance com pany. The presl-
dent of the company, Forest +. Dry
den, of Newark, New Jersey, will DC
present.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1912-07-04

Mrs. T. II. Tolliss of Glendo, wy
oming, is visiting her sister, Mrs. W.
IL. Newell, East street.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1912-07-04

Mrs. Perry Traxler and Mrs. Roy
Traxler and their mother, Mrs. Par
shall Carpenter, returned home Satur"
day from a weeks visit with srelatives
in Bloomer.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1912-07-04

Mrs. Thomas Adams has gone to
Sitter to visit few days with her
mother.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1912-07-04

Miss Shirley Kier and Walter Kier
left Yesterday afternoon for Blunt,
South Dakota, where they will visit
relatives couple of,weeks or more.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1912-07-04

George Hill went to Madison yester-
day afternoon to visit few days.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1912-07-04
BIRTHS

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. George Koech
a daughter, June 70.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1912-07-04

Rev. E. G. Henke of Baraboo mas
been appointed chaplain lon the state
staff Of the Wisconsin branch OF the
Sons of Veterans by FL. Is. Siggelko OF
Madison, state commander.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1912-07-04

Charles Roick, who has been visit
ing the past couple of months at the
home of his parents here, left today
for Chicago where he will spend Few
days before returning to his work at
Fond du Lac. Mr.. Roick is aJeweler
at that place.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1912-07-04
Fourth Of July Baby.

A son has arrived at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. John McGann, Ash
street.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1912-07-04

Arthur Johnson of Beloit is guest
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Jenswold, Lake street.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1912-07-04

The show windows at the julius
Hoppe Clothing store have been ap-
propriateIy decorated with respect to
Independence day. EachKwindoW
contains q large;eagIe and the national
,colors.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1912-07-04

Miss Nellie Dixon has returned from
trip 10 Glendale.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1912-07-04

John Vandeveer isienjoying Ivaca-
ton of a month from ahis - duties as
clerk in the master mechanics office
at the North western roundhouse.
Walter lsenberg is kworking in his
place during his absence.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1912-07-04

Miss Ada Pierce of Cassell, Wis, and
Mrs. w. A. Pierce of Jewell, Kansas,
were visitors at the Farnum home in
Merrimack last week.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1912-07-04
Tuesday

Tuesday
Miss Nellie Dixon has returned from
trip 10 Glendale.
George Hill went to Madison yester-
day afternoon to visit few days.
Mrs. Thomas Adams has gone to
Sitter to visit few days with her
mother.
Mrs. l.. Metcalf and two daughters
have gone to Chicago to visit relatives
for several days.
Mrs. T. II. Tolliss of Glendo, Wy
oming, is visiting her sister, Mrs. w.
IL. Newell, East street.
Arthur Johnson of Beloit is a guest
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
JenswoId, Lake street.
Mr., and Mrs F. B. Hook of Chicago
came this afternoon for visit with
relatives and friends in this city.
julius Hoppe, Henry Briscoe and
George Briscoe went to Lodde's mill
today on fishing trip.
Mrs. A. T.. Stone has returned from
a visit of couple of weeks with reia-
tives at Elgin and Chicago, illinois.
Miss Katherine Rust of Chicag o
came yesterday afternoon ana is a
guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Z
FL. Evenson.
Mrs. George Schultz of Westfield
was taken to the Madison general
hospital where she underwent an
operation today.
Mrs. G. II. Osthott, son, Donald,
and daughter, Lois, have returned
from visit of u couple of weeks with
relatives at Mcmillan.
Mrs. w. A. Shepard and daughters,
TheIma and Lorene, of Waukesha
have returned home after visltlr g
friends and relatives here.
j. w. Warne of North Freedom was
in Baraboo today. He has been elected
principal of the North Freedom
schools for another year.
George Nc Arthur, IT., has gone TO
Chippewa Falls to attend the funeral
of A. Jenkins. He will .also visit
Minneapolis on business trip.
Mrs. N. Ill. sutherland left stoday
for Harvard, Illinois, where she will
visit relatives and from there will go
to Iowa on a visit of four or hve
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1912-07-04

Mr.. and Mrs F. B. Hook of Chicago
came this afternoon for visit with
relatives and friends in this city.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1912-07-04

Mrs. N. Ill. sutherland left 2today
for Harvard, Illinois, where she Will
visit relatives and from there Will go
to Iowa on visit of four or five
weeks.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1912-07-04

julius Hoppe, Henry Briscoe and
George Briscoe went to Loddes mill
today on fishing trip.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1912-07-04

George Nc Arthur, IT., has gone TO
Chippewa Falls to attend the funeral
of ]. A, Jenkins. He will salso WISH
Minneapolis on business trip.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1912-07-04

Mrs. A. l.. Stone has returned from
a visit of couple of weeks with reia-
tives at Elgin and Chicago, Illinois.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-31
Snoeppbl NGnncrd)pr.

Giner Der itGrfIten, beIten unb leiz
itunssfdbisiten geIangpsreine Der
Staot, Der Siioepobl Wdnnerdor,
pirb am Sonntag, ben 3. Nopember,
feline erite MISUNDERSTANDING Der Saiz
ion in Der Central 5urnbaue peran=
italten. Der SiioepobI Ufdnnerhpr
bat unter Der tii6tisen 2ettung ieinss
Diriqenten, 6err 2ouis Gbrgott, perz
Idiebene neue 2ieber einftuoirt unp
Ieine eeIanglifen eiitungen tperben
feline au1llo1en 5reun0e 3Deifelsobne
polIauf befriebigen. Den 5reunben un=
qeanunqenen Sumors, unb ihrer iinb
piele, f0nnen mir perrdtben, oub aud
einiee prdhtige tomiide So6en gum
8ortrage gelungen tueroen. Wir mir
in Grfdhrung brudten. baben bic met
ften beutIhen 9eiangDersine iofpie am
bere befreunbete 8ereine i6r Griheinen
aneetiinbist uno luirb bic grobe Surn=
bale am 3. Npbember un3fpeifelbaii
Bis auf ben lsBten plub sefiilt fem
NaA Der unterbaltitng folgt Elm flotter
5ans. gBer baber am 3. Rcpembel
einiqe aen,iithlihe Stunben perlsber
min, Der beIu6e bic Sanger bonn 9ibes
pp6l Mdnnerhor.
Oos interefante> 9rogramn Iante
rie folgt:
Rod limb Die Sage Der &oien",
Wfar Spide1
,SGrf / g Sianol liabe",
Carl SIenmanr
Die Iatriide 9aB", 5bomus aolha
,Spielmannsfabrt" Sulius Wenger
.Sdpdbifde grbihaft", pbiI. Srs
,Sonntag" -. Z. 8lr5et
Die berrli6its 8abe i'm 2eben",
Qlbplp6 Girh
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-31

gt NJ Dorf, go. Sftober. Ibges
gangen: .aroonluno" nad slnhpers
pen; ,Stolnpalia" nah gteapel.
9lngefontmen: y9tiagara" BON
Sapre; ,Ilice" bon 9teopel; p8cea-
fic" pom Sputhampton.
Bibraltar. TaIlirt: san
Giorgio" pon Rep Dort nah gteupel.
SO arietIle. 9lbgeg: Buffalo"
mad, San 6ranctsco.
Soltt + q m i TO n. slbgeg.: rgtep
Dorf" nad Nen Dorf; ~aronprtn5
WiIbeIm" BON Bremen nah 9fen
Dorf.
Ylpmoutb. 9lnget.: rRotterz
bam", pOn RetD Dort na6 Rottsrbam
beitimmt.
Gberbourg. abgeg.: vSron=
prtn5 Wilbelm" nah Netp Oort.
Giperpool. Inget.: rIrabic"
BON Bottom.
2fbgeg.: rSominion" nad pRilo:
beIp6ia.
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ourA bic Wenen tragen. Die Ooppelz
fhrauben tperben pom bier 3rtple-Gr@
paniionsmalhinen getrieben. Die Nrz
mirung beItebt aus 5ebn 145oQigen uno
21 fiirf30llisen 8eidiiBen. Die 9e%
Farnmttoiten fir ben 8uu uno Die
Gusriiitung peroen ii6 auf $4,000
900 belaufen. Der Rumpf uno Die
U1afhinen foiten aGein $6,400,000.
Die geTaBung pirb aus So Sffi5ieren
uno 1909 Wann belteben.
Sum Singer M orb.
gbicogo, ST., 81. Stt. g6urles
3. gontpap unb feline Jruu 8eqtrice
RpaG, bic beroddtig iihb, Die Sophie
Ginger ermorbst gu bnben, iinb iotpeit
nod niht gefunben poroen. 4us Ros
DIETER, Snb., ipuroe aber tpdbreno beg
5ages genelbet, BOB bas poar bort
geie9sn tporDen lei.
Die poli5ei bat ermittelt, baB Die
gonfpans itd in gang Dsr5petTelts,
Gslonotb bsfanben. Denn es iid abe,
um einen Raubnorb tanoelt, banr
mub Der MDrber cine groBe Gnttdu:
ihung ertsbt buben, benn es bat id
berausgsitsQt, boB SRI. Ginger por ii
rer 4breiie BON ibrer Ututter beran
labt tporDen lit, lire Shmudiahen II
Baltimore au ldHen.
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aieine psli3einaMridteit

- Gin ginbreher ftattete in Der
gsa4t pom Dienitus gum Mittnod
Der Ghreibmaterialien> 9anblung BON
Mar Weil & SO. an Der IL. ilnb Sad
ION Strobe einen ungebetenen 8efuh
qb unb lieb $40, bic fid i'm Gelo~
f9ront befanben, als tptatommene
8eute mttseben. Den 0elbihrant-
fdIiihel fanb Der Dieb in einem pnlt.
ipobin er i'm. nadbem er bic $40 bers
ausgebolt bate, aud fpieber leste.
Mls permibt ipurbe seitern Der
ppli3ei Der IA Subre alte Clemens
Wilfon BON go. 848 9opiins Gtrobe
Gemelbet.
Die peoplts Gas Gilture 60.
an ner 8. unh Main Gtrabe tDurbe
eeitesH pau <iuem iusbst0nutsn Gaunss
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Die Reiioeus.n Der ariessuDl=
Ter: g.lsrao, Sufia, atben.

0os lit ia elles nod 10 jung in 60
fla unb 8elgrab. Sn Der bulgarii6en
9auptitaot baben lie ben 8ergnii>
gungss uno grbolungsparf na6 Dem
jungen Rronprin5sn 8ori5 9etauft, Der
eben erit fir Dolljdbriq erfldrt puroe.
lno idIieBItd, bic gdume fongen bort
taum erit an, in Die Soo6e gu i6ieBen.
Die ainDer miiiIen nod in Der brenz
nenoen Sommerio ionne ipielen, obne
S6atten gu finOen. 4elter, gepflegtsr
iiebt es idor in 5opti6iber, benz Stol5
Der gelgraosr, aus. 9a fteben bic
8Gume i6pn felt brei WenIhsngenerd>
tipnen, uno nutiirli6er, punoerOoQ
ol6ter Walo umIdumt ben tpihtigIten
Sonntagsau5flugsOrt Der gelgraoer.
Die Ii6 in fran3Oiiihen 9artenanlugen
glauben, tleine, auf Dem Roit sebratene
Wirit6eu ellen uno eine bon benz Gar
petapeumeiiter, einem flptten Wiener,
birtsirte WiIitdrmufif anbDren biirfen.
gelgraoer upb Sofiotsn lisgen i'm
drqen Streit iiber bic Sruge, ipelte Der
beiben Sauptitdote bic 5f1Dnite lei, bas
bsiBt, tpsIhe iid am meiiten elmer eus
ropGii6en WitteIitabt ndbere. unr
ba lit npbl bod 8elgrab Der 0orranc
81 eeben. Gs lit tpobr, man piro ent:
Issli6 ourdgeriittelt, penn man in
Woeen burh bic Struben unb iibe,
nas aopfiteinpflaiter fdhrt. Qlbe1
'hon linb in 9elsrao ale 9auptitra
ben aufeeriHen iporben, pauit man Il
mad europdiIhsm groBitaotbeiipie
aspbaltirt. unb pa iino idon ieb'
hubfhe Grfolse er3ielt tporoen. 81
Spfia gibt es audi ein Iebr gutes uni
tbeures Stsinpflaiter in ben Struben
bic gum 3arenpaluit fii6ren. Do6 i
bus iebr perein3elt; audi lit auf Softer
oieier Shonbeit bic gan3e Stapt 81
TART pernadldiiist tporoeu. ssn geI
grab Ipiirt man es auentbalben, oa
man in 8upapelt am Mittao in De
Speiiepagen iteist uno nod 5ur Naf
in Der ierbiIhen Mletropole anlan5
9lneWelt ipriht Diterrei9iihes Deutlc
in g.lsrao, bic Oieritodisen RieienbdlI
Ter iinb gar niht 70 ielten, aud /
Ieitliden StraBen, mitten 'piide
psripabrloiten 9ol5baraden. llnD b
fhDnen, aerdumisen Cafes nit bebao
lihen WiHteln iinb cine sroBe slr
nehlnlifteit fir ben Sremoen, Der al
bieIes 2eben i'm Reitnurant unp Gdf
angetpieisn 1T. Sn Sofia erbebt il
Foas bette 6otet nur iiber Sipei Stoc
perte, bamtt es niht auffdlt unter De
iibrigen 8auten Der Stopt. Sn Sofl
. lit nod pieles reht orientaliid. :
; itebt Die 5iirtenmoihee i'm 3entru1
Der Stabt unb ibre Muuern iino b
: fiebt NIT ihreienben Sinemato9rt
: pbenplataten. Soldh Mnblid lit pt
{ daratteriItiiher fir bas 8ororin9s
: peItIiber Rultur unb llntultur als D
!, 5oi!ette irgenoeiusr nphIhabsnSsu bu
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nm 81 mittelit zines pertblofen
G6eds aeprellt. Ser Guuner taufte
fir $14 Maaren, bic er nad elmer
Moreife in 8ellepue, ap., Ihiden lieB
rro qab einen auf bic 0ierte Hationa!s
banf ae3ogenen Gbet iiber $25 in Sab
lung, porauf er nit ben $11, Die er
herausbefam, peritfpanb. Der Gbed
i.ellte Iih ais ipertblps beraus unb Die
prlissi erbielt cine perfonalbeIdreis
buno bes Shfpinblers.
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Npuntabtett


8on Slid tam 9arrp Riharoion
BON Ho. 634 Jairfdr Mbenue iasen.
Ridarblon itano seitern Rahmittas
Dor benz 2pric Ibealer, tpo Ilh elne
eroBe Wlenidennense anssiamm.lt
bate unb benz Rouaert Der Dodfuoer' :.
ihen Gapelle lauihte. als er bon einsm
Mutomobil nieberserannt ,puroe. bas
Mapne Soplin, i'm 9aDlin 3otel
apobnbaft, lentte. Ridaroion ipurbe
na1 benz Seton 5ofpital gsbraht, tpo
es ii1 berausitelIte, bub er NIT einisen
unbsbeutenben Shrammen hdpongss
fommen mar.
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Niiflidltsluier gntumobiltit.

Die poli5ei 1T bemiibt, Die Sbentts
tat eines ridiidtsloien 4utomobiliitsn
feit5uiteGen, Der seItsrn Ra9mittag
Trau g. Sertsr bon So. 623 Shtlito
Strdbe on Der Reapins Roao unter
Der MecMilan StraBe Bride nieoer=
rannte. Der riidIi6tsloie Yatron
belt es ni9t Der Miibs fir fpertb. anz
aubalten uub iid um iein Spfer gu
hstiimmern, fonbern iaste in raienbem
5empp odpon. 5rau 9erter fam sliid=
ll9eripeiie nit leidten 9erleBunssn
sappn.
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Die Suffragetten g flee :
rpi RI

Srforb, Gnglunb, 80. Stto6er.
Der 5ungeritreit Der Suffragetten in
ben sngliI iI6en @efGngniTen bate am
Mittpod bic 5reilafung bon Sslen
Graggs CUR Jolge, bic am 19. Sttober
gu neun Monaten 9efdngnib BEL bar
ter 9lrbsit nerurtbetlt purDe, neil lie
Oeriu6t bate. oas SdloB DON 2ebis
9ernon Sarcourt in 8runo 81 itsdsn,
Die 8eIunobeit bon Sri. Gragss bat
in 5olge Tires Saitens 9elitten.
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perisnal'W

Or. Grn1t st II n 70 q D, Der Heue
Better Der Gpmptonie aon5srte, 1T
aeitern in gsgleituus ieiner Satin
bier einaetroffen. Die 9erritaften
limb i'm Ginton abgsltieeen, Da ibr
baus an Der SIt McWtiaan Strabs
nod nidt bsreit lit.
!! 6err George @ruen nshit
Satin unD Gobn iinb nuh iiebenmos
notiaer Mbpeisnbeit in bic 9eimatb
auriidset.brt. Die 9erridaften baben
.iidb porn.bmIid in OeutIdlano nno IN
Der S9tpsi5 aufs.baIten. Die Had@
reiie batten fie auf benz Oampfer
George Bafbinston" gemodt.
Inter sablreihsr getRiiisung 1s11
ner pielen syreunbe uno 4amsraoen
aus bem Biireertries tpuroe geltern
gaadmittaa ,Serr u bolph W oil ?
tor, Der ein3ige Sohn bes 9errn
Stepbnn Mplitor, auf benz Grbbegrab>
nibplab in Sprins 0rope CUR lsBten
Nube qebettet. Der 8eritorbene, tpels
der elm Qllter BON SO Sabren erreitt
batte, perbradte bic leBten Sabre lei
nes lebens in Der Solootenhelmatb 3u
0apton, g., BON mo- Die 2ei6e seitsfh
gormittaa eintraf unb birett nah Dem
1riebhof iibsrfiihrt purne. Dim @rabe
nibmete elmer Der Griegstomeruoen
beg 0er{.prbenen oemielben nod eirl9s
Mprte oes MbIhiebs, porduf Der init
9lumen fait beoedte Sarg in bic 5iets
oeientt puroe. Inter ben Gelbtrugenz
BEN befamo ii6 audi bic ein5ise bier
lsbenbe 0erpanhte bes WerI6iepenen,
ieine Riate Jrau 9enrp Siebsl.
Silt aufridtiser Srausr pirb in
fpeiten aseiien bic aunoe bon oem Nbs
Ieben bon 6errn 6einri6 pbis
Iipp Carl 8u d psrnommen fper'
ben, Der i'm nabssu poQenoeten II. Ge'
bensiabre in bic Gpieteit biniibers
5dlummerte, innig betrauert niht MI,
Don Ieinen Mngeb0ri9en, fonoern aud
BON ben 3ablrsiden 5r.unben, Die e'
iif, ourh Iein ternbeuti6es Weien 81
ertperben oetpubt bate. Der 0erefpigt
puroe am 27. Suni 1841 in Dielin
oen aeboren uno fam bereits in junger
sSabren nah @msrita. Gr lieb iih gu
erit in QpdIano nieber, iieoelte jebod
febr balb nod Cincinnati iiber uni
mar Ianse Sabre binburd als Sif4le1
thGtia. 9lm 9. Suli 1869 permdhlt
er fid NIT gbriItine 5ilting, Die ibn
Dor Sahresfriit, am 18. Sttober 1911
in ben Sob poraufgins. 9luber einen
@obne uno fiinf S04tern. bic bieie
ibsruus aliidlihen Gbe entfprohen
binterIdbt Der gnti9lufene gntel UNI
urentel, bic Bet Der ihtperen 9eimIu
dung, bon Der iie betroffen ipuroen
Der innigIfen 1beilnabms periidert ieil
biirfen. Die 8eiieBuns srfolst am5rei
tos Rahmittas um balb Stpei llbr por
9rausrbauie Ru. 213 Wabe StraB
aus.
Gin in ipeiten 4reilen betannter IN
bodanssfebener beutlher 9iirssr I
eeftern in 5errn Nbam 6 del II
Qllter BON SO Sdbren in bic Gpigfei
tiniihrselhlummert. Oas 4blebe
bieies fpaderen Mannes miro alIee
nein aufri4tig betrauert iperben, ben
er bat IS peritanben. iih burd ietr
perf6nlihe Qiebenspiirbigfeit unb feir
berpOrrosenoen gbarattereigenihofte
einen grpben syreunbestreis 3u ertpel
ben. Der iein Mnsebenfen itets in 81
rem balt.n pirb. Die 8eerbisung fiji
bet am Samitag MOrgen um aht Ill
pom 1rauerbauie SO. 2161 Barnal
Gtrobe aus itatt, lporauf um ba
ueun ubr in Der ct. Musuitinus ai
DE Elm feitrlihes Nequiem eelebri
iperbsn mirb.