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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-10-14
WAS REPORTED DROWNED.
But He Showed Up to Deny the Rumor
of His Demise.

Winooski, Oct. l4.-Oscar Neimer and
John Nurkala, both polanders, narrowly
escaped drowning Saturday afternoon
at Malletts bay. They were not great
distance from the shore when in some
manner their boat capsized. Nurkala
reached shore all right, but Neimer was
pulled out of the water by Louis
Nichols. Later in the evening Nurkala
told Chief of Police Barber that Neimer
was drowned. The chief telephoned Mr.
Nichols and learned that Neimer was
taken out of the water and that immedi-
ately afterward he went out in another
rowboat without oars to get the boat
which had capsized. Nurkala told Off
Ger Barber that he thought Neimer was
drowned as he had foated far out into
the bay About eleven o'clock Saturday
night Neimer returned home after long
tramp from the bay.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-10-14

A Podeositza Dispatch 10 The Daily
Mail says the town OF Schicerik ha.
been practically demolished by the Mon
tcnegrin guns, and that ESQ Turks have
been taken prisoners. A blockhouse at
Arorazi has also been leyeled.
The noted Macedonia leader, Todor
LazaroG, committed suicide Friday, says
a Sofia dispatch 10 The Chronicle. be-
cause the military doctors refused to en-
roll him in the army on account OF ths
fact that lie was suffering from tuber.
eulosis.
Reports have reached Cettinie, says q
dispatch from the Montenegrin capital
to The Express, that II terrible battle
was waged Friday evening, the Monte.
negrins attacking the Turks at the foot
of Shroka mountain, forcing them to re-
tire with ,oss of 800 men. The Mon
tenegrins took many prisoners. The
casualty list on the Montenegrin side is
estimated at 100 killed or wounded.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-10-14
TURKS REPULSED
WITH HEAVY LOSS
While Montenegrin Casualties Were One
Hundred, According to Report from
a Severe Battle.

London, Oct. Montenegrin troops
lost one hundred killed and wounded in
an attack on the town Of Blelopolye in
Sanjakof, Nowipazarm, according to Off
cial report Of the battle received BY the
Montenegrin consul-general here. The
Turkish troops, who are said to have
fed. suffered heavily, as they offered
stubborn resistance for long time. The
Turkish loss is reported 10 have been
three hundred
The Malissori tribesmen near Scutari
have joined forces with the Montene-
grins.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-10-14
GOOD RECORD BROKEN.
This Monday Morning Found -Four Cases
in Municipal Court.

After a lapse of two weeks, intoxica
tion offenders resumed their Monda,
morning appearances in city court an'
this forenoon Judge II. w, Scott disposed
OF three cases, with a fourth respondent
answering 20 breach OF the peace
charge. Bereft of his keenest vision il
one eye and with stitch in his lip
came William Lowe, an alleged offender
for the fifth time in the local court
William Morgan of Berlin and White
field, Y. H., the same being minus on,
arm, and Ellis Neddo of this city, who
explained that he had lost his appetite
for liquor and wanted to sign the pledge
were the other two charged with intoXi.
cation.
Lowe was arrested yesterday after
noon at o'clock by Officer Edwin l..
Mcleod, who found his man near the
Wells River station, Lowe looked much
the worse eor fighting. and DIR. j. II.
Woodruff, who was called to police head
quarters, was obliged to treat badly
painted eye and stitch up a wounded
lip. In court this morning, Lowe said
he was born in Scotland and the records
showed that he had furnished the same
information to the Judge four times in
the past. He made a satisfactory dis
closure to the officers and was allowed
to depart after paying costs and append
ing his name TO an abstinence pledge for
six months.
Ellis Neddos enforced appearance in
court was the sixth in his career, and
Judge Scott also called upon him to dis
close. Ellis told a wellworn story about
receiving wet goods from st. Adams or
some other town mp north. The Judge
gave him straight sentence of thirty
days in the county Jail at Montpelier and
sentenced rim to pay fine of SIS and
costs. Neddo was arrested at his home
Oh Seminary street Saturday night by
Officer George Garlic
The third respondent was Mr.. Morgan.
who came 10 town last week. Morgan
said he had done considerable black
prior to losing his arm in a
saw-mill.
He averred that he had visited Barre
1t different intervals during the last
eighteen years and that never until Sun
lay had he been admonished by an
1ilicer. just TO simplify the whole mat
er, Morgan graciously offered to leave
he city at once and relieve the county
# paying his board in jail, if the court
would be that lenient with him. Judge |
Scott gave him fine OF $5 and costs of
'4.04 which the respondent will prob
Ihl.t ha 1, hio IN nay
James Hector, the other alleged prin |
ipal in the Depot square scuffle of yes I
erday afternoon. voluntarily came into
ourt and pleaded guilty to a breach of
eace charge. Upon the courts permis
ion to make statement, Hector said
.ow had followed him about during
he afternoon and heaped abusive Ian
uage on his head, The climax seems
o have been reached on the station plat
orm, when Lowe stripped his coat and
tarted in to "do" the respondent. Hec
or said he had repeatedly lodged the !.
ght. and that he bowed to the evil
ent desire OF Lowe for fight only
hen it became imperative. He paid
fine of IS and costs amounting to
5,l4.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-10-14
BEN. A. BYLow DEAD.
Was Resident of Barre for Thirty Years
and Well Known.

The death Of Benjamin A. Bylow oc
CURED at his home. 9l Summer stree,
this morning at $500 O'Clock. after a
few days illness of bronchial pneumonia
Prior TO his last illness. Mr. Bylow had
been in poor health and when he con.
tracted the bronchial affection his condi.
tion grew rapidly worse Besides HE
wife. he leaves three children. Bella A.
Bylow, Vernon Y. Bylow and Vivian v.
Bylow. all of whom reside in Barre. A
sister. Mrs. Annie 4. Pike. who lives I'm
New York. also survives.
Mr.. Bylow was born in Winthrop. Y.
y February 10. 1861. He came to Barre
thirty years ago and had made his resi-
dcnce here since that time His mar
riage took place in this city in lSs2.
The deceased vas q Jumper BY trade and
was employed BY Jones Rros-. until ill
health compelled him 20 retire.
The funeral arrangements have not
been completed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-10-14
AGED RESIDENTS DIE.
Alexander Moulder and Mrs. Mary
Bracken Of Rutland.

Rutland. Oct. H.. Alexander Moulden,
one of the oldest men in the city, died
Sunday morning at the home of his son,
after few weeks illness. He was 80
years old and a native of England Mr..
Moulden served as a policeman at ths
first worlds fair in 1851 at London. He
il survived by two sons and two daugh-
tiers in England, and son, John, of this
city. The funeral will be held Tuesday
afternoon at . O'Clock.
Mrs. Mary Bracken, another aged res
ident. died yesterday afternoon. She
was So years old and is survived by a
brother, john L. Downs of Washington,
ID @
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-10-14
Wishes to Provoke War.

Constantinople, Oct. l4.-Whether for
the purpose of furnishing provocation
for war or to show the Balkan allies
that Turkey cannot be intimidated, the
government is acting with an aggres-
siveness calculated to bring on hostili-
ties. The embargo on Greek ships, the
detention of Servian ammunition and
the seizure of Bulgarian railway cars
all constitute belligerent acts.
Greek and Bulgarian nationals in Con-
stantinople, numbering a thousand or
more, have been subjected to treatment
designed to irritate these two nations.
Financial considerations figure largely
in the attitude of the Turkish govern
ment, and practically all of the many
hundreds of Greeks who are returning to
Athens are compelled to pay full taxes
to the end of the year before they are
permitted to embark. Even the crews
of Greek ships which were seized have
been hailed before the projects and made
to pay years taxes, as though they
were Turkish subjects. Many of the
Greeks have beeh arrested on the charge
OF being deserving reservists, and they
can secure their release only by paying
the military exemption tax.
Turkeys action, however, is less ar
btrary than would seem because num-
bers of Greeks hold both Hellenic and
Turkish passports to secure the advant-
ages of both nationalities, and they now
have to shoulder. the responsibility of
both
The government is determined to ex-
pei Bulgarian and Greek subjects as
soon as war is declared, and these will
be transported by some of the steamers
which have been detained for that pur-
pose. Trouble is probable over the seiz-
owned, although the vessels flew the
Greek flag, and the owners will claim
damages
The government is requisitionng the
horses owned by foreign residents, ex-
cept the diplomatic representatives.. The
various embassies have entered a protest
and have notified The Porte that com
pensation will be claimed. Several Turk
ish women are going to the front to at
tend the wounded. Thus this will be the
beginning of a new era for the sex.
consular telegram reports the kill |
ing of II Bulgarans at kuprili, in |
Macedonia, by Turkish soldiers. Massa- |
cres in Macedonia will be an inevitable |
feature of the war but it is asserted |
here the Turks will not begin them
Late adyices say that fighting CON |
times around Barana. The Montene- !
grins advancing towards Gusinie PLAYA /
and Aroma, on the southeastern frontier. I
are encountering much resistance and I
losing heavily.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-10-14
ONE KILLED, TWO INJURED.
When Automobile Was Struck by
Traction Car.

Lancaster, Pa. Oct a. Mrs. Mar
garet Clouse, aged II, was instantly
killed and her daughter. Josephine
Clouse and Harry Greene. all of Somer-
set. Ohio, were probably fatally injured
last evening. when an automobile in
which they were riding was struck by a
traction car at Carroll, village near
here
The machine was being driven by DIR.
Michael Clouse, who was prevented from
seeing the approaching car BY a sharp
turn in the road He escaped without
injury.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-10-14
BULGARIANS MOVING.
Montenegrins Had a Terrible Battle at
Shroka Mountain.

London, Oct. 1.-THE movement Of the
Bulgarian army began Sunday. accord-
ing to Sofia dispatch TO The Daily
Telegraph.
IL i reported that Christian soldiers
have deserted the Turkish army in a
bciy and taat large numbers are arriv-
ing ~ Sofa. The Serrian troops. says
the same dispatch, viii move next week.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-10-14
Airship on so-Hour Flight.

Friedrichshafen. Germany. Get IA
The new German naval Zeppelin dirigi-
be balloon started Sunday morning on
the longest Sight ever attempted. The
balloon nsea1dei az ss45 o'clock with p
passengers aboard. 4 direct fight VIII be
made 70 HeiiEoland. across t. Dautsie.
and from there % Berlin. It is expect
ed that 50 hours will be occupied in
TIE fight
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-10-14
Drank Poison and Diea

Chicago oct. l4-Mrs. Robert c. Rob
iuson. y wears oh and a social leader
in Oak Pars. = suburb. committed sun
esde by drinking poison az her residence
there yesterday. She vas despnnseut
over the deaths Of tWo Of her children
and her mother.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-10-14
NAVAL RECRUITING STATIONS
To Be Opened in Barre and Montpelier
October II.

". L. Davis. in charge of United
States navy recruiting party. announces
that recruiting stations viii be placed in
the Aldrich building in Barre and the
postofiice 7t Montpelier from October 2l
20 November ?.
Applicants for the rating Of machinist.
fireman. coal-passer. apprentice seaman.
and men for the hospital and clerical
branches, VIII be enlisted in the naval
seTrioes. A siNty-dollar outfit Of cloth
ing i given 60 all recruits ON first enlist
Tnent. and all transportation expenses
after enlistment are paid by tbe gov
cfnment
No one under seventeen can b. enlisted
in the Uuitcd States navy. and those
under eighteen must have their parents
or guardian consent. in writing. in or
der to set the benefits a navy life OF.
fers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-10-14
weather Forecast.

Local rains in north portion; general
u fair in south tonight and Tuesday;
moderate westerly winds.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-10-14
Two New Jurors To-day.

Chauncey l.. Long, carpenter, of
Lynn was selected as juror number 5,
being the twenty-fifth man called before
Judge Quinn to-day. Thomas j. Doran
Of Methuen, carpenter, was chosen as
number Q.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-10-14
Before Jury Can be Secured to
Try Ettor Et Al.
CASE WAS RESUMED TODAY
A New Panel of $50 Talesmen Has Been
Secured, and 1t Is Expected That
Rem aiming Seats Can Be Filled
from That Panel.

Salem, Mass, Oct. l4.-Eight seats in
the jury box remained to be filled when
the trial OF Joseph Carsuo, Arturo
Giovannitti and Joseph Carsuo, the al
ieged murderers of Anna LoPizzo in
the Lawrence strike riot last January,
was resumed in the superior court to-
day Three hundred and fifty talesmen
had been summoned to court, and it was
expected that the jury would be com
pleted from the second panel.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-10-14
TURKISH TROOPS ATTACK
SERVIAN GARRISON
Crossed the Servian Frontier This Morn
ing and According to AdTces, the
Battle Still Is in Progress.

Belgrade, Servia. Oct. IA body of
Turkish troops crossed the Servian
frontier at Ristovaz at this morning
and attacked the Servian garrison.
There, according to an official despatch
from the Servian commanding general,
the fighting was still in progress when
the message was despatched.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-31
gtrabenrdmber.
Misensenge bes lteberfaqs ntmmt q.
neu Der 8anner felt.

WddrD Stegntdttn, bon 9to. 1913
Gutter StraBe, giug geitern Nadt ae'
gen II l(br nit 5Dei an0eren sSrancn
Die Glarf StraBe entlang, o[s oil Der
efe Der Weolmb StraBe plosli6 orei
iunge Burden nuf tie 8ulprungen.
einer Der @egelagerer entriB ibr init
fiibncnt 8riff oaS Eortentonnaie nil
$11 90, lporouf er nit ieinen 8enoi.
len 6aponlief Gin bes @eges font,
member 8ilrger, nel6er 9lugen3eltge
oes Hoibanfalls eetpeien ipor, ieste
oen 5liebenoen rah uno bolte einen
oerlelben on Der Gde Der Gbeltruii
uno sSobn StroBe ein.
Ser @efongene ipurbe bem Goli5t.
lten Gorfbia iibergeber llno 5unG6It
ais peroddtig eingeiperrt. gr regi'
itrirte Ii6' als Charles &eitb, is
Sabre alt, bon Ro. 610 sSreeman Mpe
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-31

Der 4bfdbrt bon 2onbon Inn JutDelen
i'm Wertbe bon $4,000 beinbIen
Aporben.
Die Mittbeilung bon benz 9teDitob(
gelanete burd cine 8abelbepeIhe hiers
ber, bic on Wtdbnme Mntonid SapDer,
,Sie 4gentin, bic bier bic Snterefen Der
Sdngerin tpabrntmmt, seri8tet ipar.
Sic bat folgenben Mortlaut: rSdledz
ter 4nfung Der Sour. 2eoertoffer
nit perlen, Sutpelen, 9etorationen,
9ef9enfen Der &Onigin bon SoQano
unb bes beutI tI9en &atiers, ouf 3ug
por Mbfabrt bon Gonbon ge1toblen.
Wertb $4,000, Sebr unglitli6."
Sas 9ef6ent bes beuti4en 8atIers,
oas SRI. Gulp-als Derloren betlagt, 1T
cine 8rp6e nit Der &aiIertrone in Ruz
binen; bas 9ei6ent Der &0nigin BON
5oQanb beitanb in einem WteoailIon
nit benz gortrait Der S0nigin. Quz
| berbem befanb ith unter ben 3etordz
stipnen audi cine Der aiinitlerin BON
5er3oq bon Qn9nlt Derlie9ene golbene
W9ebdtle.
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Jener.

- Der 9aIolin6ebdIter sinss 9lu,
tomobils Der Zip Sop 8atins 60.
an Spring 8rObe uno Queen gitr
Mpe., ipurbe eeltsrn unDiht unb bas
berausfidernbe 8aiolin entaiiuoet'
ii9. 0as Nutomobil fling Jsuer uni
itano DOR Mntunft Der auf einsn Stills
alarm berbeigesilten JeuerDebr ir
Slammen. Der 8ranbI9aben betrdg
$500.
- Durh einen fhabbaften Rauh'
fang tpurbe seiterH DOrnittue bas
Dad bss Wobnbduies bes Worior
9onneDille, Ro. 6029 Usain IDe.
Rortppob, in 8rano aeIest. Donne'
billie unb feline Shpeiter, tpelhe beio'
bodbetast finb, muBten bon Der Jeu'
sripebr tn's Sreie astragsn perben
Der 8ranbf9aben bsIauft iid au
5000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-31

ietts gelten uber audi man6e als benz
6ebrdli6en entnommen, ate po1tt gar
niats gu tbun baben. Sin iol6es
8ort lit Der pielgebraltht: Iu5oruf
fir ntitleibige 8sru6tung: nebbi6. IS
1T ni6t m0gli6, ben llriprung oie'es
WDrtes aus benz SebrdtiAen ndh3u=
neiien, uno bas lit audi ni6t pertpunz
berlih, benn es bunoelt ith um Elm 9us
tes oeutiaes Wort, bus aus Dem Utttz
telalter itan1nt. Gs 6iebsn ndmltf o1z
mails bic SroBfne6te, pel6e Die Rei.
iigen begleiteten: Die gtsbenigen ober
bic g2ebigen. gs pdren ge9enuber
ben 8erittenen dlio Wlinoerpertbt9e,
uno bas @ort, bus leOiglih i6re SteIa
lung gum Bfero uuf Dem Wtarihe be-
sei6nete, befam buour4 glet6 ben
Wsrtb Der gbarttteriIirung als Inter
oeprDnete. 60 bat bas Bort: nebtg,
i'm Sprahgebraud in nebbta umgea
panoelt, bic 9ebeutung erlangt, Die es
nod beute bat. Sin anoeres Wort,
bas benz gerltner Qls ppn ihm erfunz
ben 5ugeihrteben tptro, TT bas Wort:
Munpis. gs biirfte fdunt uuf einen
beutfden Stamm 5uriid3ufiihren iein.
@ielmebr bat foIgenOe GtpmoIogie iebr
oiel fir Iif: i'm 8entuteu4, po Don
ben SpretIegsieBen Die Reoe 1T, tperz
ben Die Sbiere pom @enuB ausgez
I6lpTer. an bsnen Elm 8ebre6en. etn
Sebler lit, duF 6ebrGiid1: mum bau".
@s lit nun iehr tpubrf6einlit, buB
jibiide SoufIeute, bic gum Gintauf
sur mefe sogen pnb Die ousgeItellten
Waarsn bsit6tigtsn, iol6e, an benen
Se6ler paren, ibreu 8laubensgeno1en
gegenii6er nit mum buu" be3eidnez
| ten. Die beutIden 66rsr bieIer Wprte
habsn natiirIih Die 8ebeutung bes
Minberpert6igen uno S6Iehten od-
rin erfunr1t, unb aus o'lE mum bdu"
entitanb 10 bas CUTE osut1de Wort:
Msumpib.
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Rlettte Vpli3etna@ri@teit

- Robert Mullen, bon go. 1888
glm Strabe, ,nelbete Der Noli5ei, oaB
elm S9leihbieb Sdmudfaheu i'm
Wertbe BON $10O aus ieiner Wobnuns
seitoblen bat.
- Midael Sutter, bon go. 1895
5reenlan Npe., ipurbe an aontuiionsn
unb Mbfaurfunsen leiosno, nad benz
itabtifdT 9oipital sebradt. gr be-
hauptet, an Der 9optins unb 5arriet
Strabe bon einem Manne. bsheH ysas
men er ansab, nieoersef9lagsn unb
Tim $40 berau6t porben au iein.
- Nus Der Wobnung bes Gbipm
Dper, go. 129 Weit 8. 9lDe., tpuroen
$50 in 8aar. fotpie cine arapattennus
bel i'm Wertbe pon $75 BON eineT
Shleihbieb enttpenoet.
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Gin e6r(i6er apOt6ektr
gi6t ettma(s guten Ral6I

IS eereitt mir sum groBen gergtiieer,
5bner auf Dtefe Weiie meinen Samt abous
tatten fir oas, tpos 8r. ailmer's SDomps
Woot fur meine Srau gstbon bat, unb que
lelben 3ett empfeble i6 basielbe germ alIsm
a5eneH, Die nit 9tiererletbsn bebaftet fnb.
W(eine Grau lit fur6tbor an einsm Qies
renletoen nno bate ale Nrten gateutmes
ot3tnen probtrt, obne @rfols, biz elm Qpoa
tbeter SpGmpzHoot empfabL Sieiss bra1te
bic etn3ige Gtnoerung, bic fe felt Sabren
erlangte uno iie befinOet f6 jebt beHer als
lett 5obren. SD CLAUDE, bies mar ein5ig
uno al!ein Snompzgtoot 3u3ui6reiben unn
1b bin Der feiten ueber3eugun8, tpeun i6
iage, 0aB Stpamps psGRoot Der &6nig untsr
ben RierenzMeOi3i linen 1T. SD gebe Sbnsm
oas Hecbt, oieie &ngaben 3u irgenDetnsr Seir
i'm Suterefe Der Wteni9beit gu psr6ffeHts
I5en. &6tuugsnou
6. y. GingGe,
Gecumle6, Heb.
unteribrieben unb beI6noren Dor mtrs
oieien f. Sag i'm 8ejember 1911.
e. 6. g M ttb, Ceffentli6er HDtor.
Gie5 bei9eiuigt biermit, baB 6. g.
Single BON biefiger StoDt SDampsRoot
mebrere Utole BON uns getauft bat.
Smttb 3rug GOmpanp
Secumieb, gteb.
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YerfunalsVpti3en.

Die beioen tpoblbetannten 3ahndr5te
Or. Sacob g 9Durs uno 9r.
4lbert g d ara itno na6 Der
Stabt 3uriideetebrt unD 6aben go.
127 Weit IL. Strabe, nabe Gin,
Hdume inne. 9ute Q(rbeit tpirD su
iebr annebmborert preiIen geliefert.
Ssrr 8eorgsS. 9 brer, prGz
iibent Der German National gant, bat
bas ber5li9ite Mttsefubl ieiner 5abl@
reidsn Sreunbe uno 8etannten anlGbz
lid bes 5o5es Ieiner alten Mutter.
Gruu Caroline 8obrer bat geitern in
2afabette, Sno.. i'm boben Otter bon
So Sabren bic 2(ugsn gum eipisen
S9lummer gei6lofIen. Die 5amilie
mar friiber bier anfdFig, iieoelts bunn
na6 2afabette iiber unb griinbete cine
grauerei, Die beuts 81 ben bebeutsnoz
ften i'm ganaeu Staat Snbianu 5dblt.
5err s. SO. Sutlipan, BON
Der 5irmu Sintlep &c Sullibdn, muir
be in Der 4Humption Stride auf Walz
nut Sills nit SRI. 2aurd 6. % II
ner permGblt. 2lls 8rautfiibrer uuo
grautjungfer funeirten 6err gbas. 81.
SulliDan unb SRI. @eneDiebe Dill.
Die Heupermdblten bdben cine 9o6z
5eitsreiie nad Bermuda ansetreten.
sSm beitsn Mannesalter lit geitern
Elm betapntsr beuti4sr 8iirser, 9err
Bernhard 2obdu5 in feiner
Wobnung, Ro. 1915 Weitern Ipenue,
in bic gptstsit biniibergei4lummert
Der 0abingeidisbene, Der Elm 4ltsr
BON nur 81 Sabreu srrsihte, bat es
peritanbsn, iia bur4 feline berporras
genben gbardtteretgenl6aften uni
lsin ternbeutIdes Weisn einen erober
SrsunDestreis gu ertperben, Der ben
sramsebsugten Sinterbliebenen bic in.
nigite Sbeilndbms entgegenbrin9t
Sag unb Stunbs Der geerbisung find
fotpeit nod ni6t, anberaumt porben.
Mit aufrihtiger Srauer pirb in
tpeiten 4reiien bic 4unbe BON benz gs:
itern erfolgten Mblsben bon Sruu
Anna NIf seb. Gaiers, bon No
1915 RoB 9lpenue, price Sill, pers
nommen tperben. Ger 5eimsang Die:
Ter tpaderen b.utIden Matrone, BIZ
i'm SO. 2ebsnsiabr in Die Gpisteit ub.
berufen ipurbe, betrauern nit ben On:
eebDrigsn bic 5ublreiden Truenbe. tpels
DIE lie ii6 bur9 ibrs 6eraensgiite i'm
2ouTe Der Sabre gu erperbsn getpuBt
bate. Sag unb Stunbe Der 8eifeBs
ung Der Iterbli6en 6iille Der gntidlu:
fenen iinb futpeit nod ni4t feitseisst
tporben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-31
Neujabrsnaht 1912 - 1913.

8alo nirb bic Sburmubr 3n0lfe 16laa
gen,
l1n0 QIte 9lDden 5timmeu Elm,
0as Ntte niro gu 8rub' getragen,
0as neue, jun8e SQbr 3iebt Elm.
Was audi Da5 alte SaAr gebrad7t,
90 reid an 5yreuOen unD on WeRer,
8, labt uns in Der gteujabrsna6t,
8ergei1en, mas un5 GetO geiasben.
8us audi Dds neue %yu6r ptrb brtna
gen?
Wir tpifiens niht, Dtellei6t it's gut.
W}0g es in jebem StanO geItn9en,
DAP Slid uns itrablt uno neuer
Wtutbl
Mit FriI4sm Mtutb ans 8ert gegan4
gen,
lInb ME benIelben Iafen irten,
Sas lei Der Wteni6bett neu @erlun9ert,
go lang bes SimmeIs Sterne ptnten.
Sum nsuen Sabre neues Qeben,
l1nb Qiebe, gtntradt, Slid uno
Sreub,
9as mig bas junge SSabr uns Qsben,
soSm 5er8sn Gems in Winters3eit!
@enn nun bic RspiohrsgIOdsn tIinz
gen,
Wie fFriebqelGut burh Wirtersnaht,
M0g Jrieo' bic gon3e Welt ourhorinz
gen
lIno Qieb', bic Msnihen eOler mdht!
Carl 8 q brpiI1e.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-31
Sdjipei,er Mannerd)or.

Der SdipeiSsr Mdnnerhor tpirb
bas alte sSabr nit Gang uno alung
nebit Jrobiinn unb beiterer Qaune
i4eiben feben. gu biefem 3ned lit ber
MastenbaG Der Shneiaer SGnger aui
ben 81. Deaember anbsrauut uno BIZ
groben Sdle Der Central 9urnbulle
finb fir biefen 3ped belest iporbsn.
Da tpirb es obne 3ueifel flott t<rses
BIN, benn Bel ben ShpeiSern 1T bic
@emiitblihteit gu 9aufe unb fie pers
itsben es. fih unb onoern bic @rillen
gu nertreibeH. Sir ben 4usgeng bes
alien urb ben MHfang hes neuen Sab
rss iinb uGlerlei lleberrdf4unsen pors
breitet. DO giebt ss' Spab unb- fdDn.
Mdsten.