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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-03
Nebraska
HARRINGTON WITHOUT MAIL
FOR ALMOST ENTIRE WEEK

HARRINGTON, Neb., April e.-(Spe-
cial)-This city received mail Monday for
the first time since Wednesday night.
having been effectuaIly cut off from the
outside world for that length of time
by floods which swept away bridges and
submerged miles of track. Trains from
this city could reach no farther than
Concord. Last Saturday afternoon the
Missouri river rose several feet in two
hours NJ BroOkc's BOttom. People in
that vicinity were compelled to move to
higher ground. II Is the first flood in
the history Of the county. = party Of
hunters from this city who were camped
on the river saturday narrowly escaped
being caught by the rising water and
had to leave their tents behind them
Hartington's representative q; the North
east Nebraska oratorical association last
week was unable TO reach Norfolk on
account Of the washouts.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-03
MASSACHUSETTS WIDOW
WANTS WESTERN HUSBAND

SIOUX FALLS, 5, D.. April s-Cspe.
oial.)-A woman giving her axe as IS and
stating that she is q widow with one
son years of age writes from Williams
burg, Mass, TO Secretary schlosser OF
the Sioux Falls Commercial club that she
would like TO move west II she could find
a husband. In her letter she states
among other things:
II have heard that 200 women were
wanted in South Dakota Now am writ.
ing to you to ask you II you can place
me in correspondence with a gentleman
who has good home and money. and
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-03
FLEECE MURDER CASE WILL BE
TAKEN TO THURST0N COUNTY

PoNCA. Neh., April Especial Tele-
grsm1-The FHege case will be retired in
Thurston county. II came up again last
evening before Judge Graves after a
weeks recess. granted the state in which
to secure affidavits in rebuttal Of aft
davits submitted BY the defense in sup
port OF its plea for a change Of venue.
The defense asked for time in which to
secure evidence to offset the affidavits
submitted. A stormy debate followed.
after which Judge Graves overruled the
plea. J.NJ. Mccarthy and Berry & Berry
argued for the defense and County Attor-
ney Kingsoury spoke for the state.
The court granted q change Of venue
TO Thurston county. court to be held at
Fender following the present session
here.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-03
SAYS HE KILLED DIR. KNABE
Sailor at Portsmouth Confesses Muir.
der of Indiana Woman.
HIS STORY IS NOT CREDITED
indianapolis PaIice Point Ont Num-
Der OF Discrepancies In story
His Sister Says He Is
Indispensable.

PORTSMOUTH. y. H, April "A Pho
togrsph Of Seth Nichols. the sailor, who
according to the police, has confessed
that he murdered Dr. Helen Knabe in
Indianapolis last October for Sl.5Ce. and
copy OF the alleged confession wer,
mailed 20 the authorities of that city
early today. Nichols VII be held here
until the Indianapolis authorities have
time TO act. ..s.-.
Nichols, who is said TO Oe a deserteI
from tbs United States cruiser Dixie,
came here last week and was arrested
on saturday, charged with carrying a
loaded revolver. The police say that yes
tenday he confessed to the murder of
DIR. Knabe, telling them he would SO
insane If he did not sc, It off his mind.
y cnCis has sister living in Indian.
apolis, While In New York. according
10 the story he told the police, he met
stranger who Offered him S.5oo ii he
would COMM. the murder. He accepted
the offer and went to indianapolis. where
he was joined by the man on the night
of October - they went to Dr. Knabe's
apartment There, -S.ehols said. the I'M
known man handed him knife with
which to cut DR.. knsbe5 throat while
she was ASLEEP. He fled from Indian
apolis the next day-
The knahe murder case was one Of
the mos: mysterious that the Indianapolis
police ever have Investigated. Or. Knabe,
who was at one time state bacteriologst,
had no enemies SO far as was known. At
first 1t was thought she committed sui
eide, but the coroneF's report was that
she was murdered by some person or
persons unknown .=F.
Stsry IN Not Credited.
INDIANAPOLIS. April while the
police today awaited with lively interest
copy of the alleged confession Of Seth
Nichols at Portsmouth. y. H.. that he
murdered Dr. Helen Knabe In this city
on the night Of October g last, they
said information as 10 the mans state
ments so far received did not warrant
much credence In his story.
In our investigation We have never
u
or knight. who. Nichols says. employed
him TO kill DIR. Knabe. E" said Captain OF
Detectives William Holtz. We under
stand Nichols says he killed the woman
while she slept When the body was
found, though It was clothed in night
dress, It was on top Of the bed covers
and We have believed IL Or. Knabe did not
commit suicide, but was murdered, she
was attacked while she was preparing
for bed and not while she slept"
Nichols sister Mrs. Robert l.. Blake
man, said today she had reliable infor-
nation that her brother was aboard the
United State Steamer Dixie at the time
of the death OF DR.. Knabe.
HE always had been undependable."
she added. Il can't imagine his motives
in this alleged confession, II may be
some wild dream"
Mrs. William knight, an aunt OF Mich
OILS. declared today that the sailor is in
sane and that her name suggested the
one he applied to the alleged instigator
OF the crime. His confession" is a
complete fabrication, she said,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-03
FRANK BAYERS IS RELEASED
ON THOUSAND DOLLAR BOND

BROKEN BOW. Neb.. April Especial
am.)-Frsnk Bayers. the young
man who shot and killed Joe Teahon last
week near Anselmo, waived examination
before County Judge Holcomb on a
charge of murder in the first degree and
was hound over In the sum OF $1,000.
Several prominent people in the neigh
borhood OF Anselmo signed the bond and
Bayers was released pending his appear
snce before Judge Hostetler at the COM
ing term of district court.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-03

resides far in the country. Must be fond
Of horses, hunting, boating and fishing;
must not be less than 70 years old. Hs
must be kind. | prefer dark hair. but
viii not object IL he has light hair"
The eastern searcher for a husband
gives her address as Pos,office Box No,
lis. Williamsburg, Mass. II is believed
that as the result Of her letter she will
be flooded with replies from South Da-
kpts.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-03
Nebraska


uSS ; Work ana mat he has put In ss's
hours overtime which he says amounts
TO the sum asked. HIS regular salary be-
ing SO per month.
The board rejected the hill. as il has
never paid overtime, the legislature be.
ing the only department OF the Nebraska
government which allows ovsr.ip,. IN am,
Moves.
Thu NJ, 90 p.,,.s,,, -. -.
.ivsn n his, haas, ,o,,.b,-o h,,,.,,.,
n, ,ha ,,J,,orI,r, Nv -, -,
h.. -. ,,..,-,.,' -. -, -
-. -, ~, = $50. -
80 '"s N'Us' a'u "',''s
a'"e anu 'ooN Se"'s III .he sSherS a''ef
INC ""'iau.' was eon''"ueu ana listened
10 the speeches.
Norris Coming 10 Nebraska.
Unless the contest over the parcels post
In the house prevents, Congressman Nor
ris contemplates coming 10 Nebraska for
the windup OF the primary campaign, II
had been understood that neither Norris
nor Brown would personally take part in
the campaign, but plans seemed 10 have
been changed There Is SPECULATION oysr
what la Toilette will do when he comes
to the state. Some are advising the Wis
eonsin man that he should do little
missionary work for Norris but others
advise him to keep out and confine him
self to bossng the La Toilette game
solely.
Ia Eolietta himself has NOT indicated
what he intends to do in this request.
Money Paid GiIchrist.
Between August 6, 1910, and March 8
1913. Insurance Examiner Gilchrist drew
from the state treasury s;5p.il and Ex-
sminer Virgins has drawn SlS.l5. The
money paid TO Gilehrist has not all of Il
able amount has been maid nv him for
assistant. The nancy has all baer chi
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-03
HARVESTER TRUST WILLING
TO DIVIDE INTO TWO PARTS

WASHINGTON, April :, The plan Of
dissolution which the International Hsr-
vester company has submitted TO the
Department Of Justice proposes dividing
the big corporation into two new ones,
between which the manufacture Of the
eompany's harvesting machines would be
equally divided.
With this as the basis negotiations for
a friendly settlement Of the governments
antitrust suit were resumed today be-
tween Attorney General wlckersham and
Edgar A. Bancroft. general counsel for
the company. II IL not known whether
the two-company plan will be accepted
or further dislntegration will be insisted
upon. o..
Key to the Situation-Bee Advertising
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-03
Rangers Scheduled
to Play Sox Juniors

JOPLIN, Mo, April 2--tspccial Teie-
Eram.l-rho faucets OF the heavens hav-
Ing been turned of. Doc White and his
Junior White Sox aggregation and Man
ager Arbogasts Omaha regulars arc
slated for a dual OF games here wednes-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-03
Fisher WIN go to Honolulu,

WASHINGTON. April :. - Secretary
Fisher OF the Department OF the Interior
will go TO Honolulu within a short time
TO investigate charges preferred against
Walter F. Frear. governor OF Hawaii, by
Delegate Kalanianaole.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-03
Thre.-,pch rifle Bur.,..

sAUNDERsTowN. II. l., April THE
bursting OF n three-inoh rifle at Fort
Greble. one Of the defenses Of Narragan-
sett hay, today resulted in the death OF
Corporal William W Lee, 10th Coast
Artillery company.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-03
Nebraska
MEASURE PLATTE CURRENT
State Board of Irrigation Gathers
Statistics of the River.
IMMENSE PRESSURE ON BRIDGES
stae Officials Resent stories Told
About Nebraska Prison Manage
mcnt by Prof. Graham Taylor
of Chicago University.
CFrOm a staff Correspondent

LINCOLN, April s.-(Speclal Telegrsml
Engineers for the State Board Of Irriga-
ton started to make some experiments
on the flowage OF the Platte during the
height OF the flood and were getting
along finely until the strong current
washed away their current meter.
The farthest out the test was made
was about half way 10 the main channel
and the current there indicated about
twelve miles per hour. From that they
estimated II was al least fifteen miles
an hour In the center of the channel
Burlington engineers who made tests es-
timated il at twenty-five miles per hour
In the channel
The average current of the river is
about two and half miles per hour
and when TO the speed during the flood
is added IN eimmense ice foes some idea
can be formed of the tremendous pres
sure on the bridges which span the
stream. The average flow OF the Platte
river is about $500 cubic feet per second
and the state ngineers estimate that at
the heigth of the flood 1t was carrying
S0.g0 cubic feet per second. Prof. Stout
Of the University OF Nebraska. who has
large experience in measurement OF the
Platte and other rivers OF the state cor
roborates the estimates of the state en-
gineers.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-03

DAY and Thursday, Weather conditions
are now ideal
The Regulars and Yannigans battlel
today for nine long. gruelling innings.
the kids finally beating out the old boys
by one point, to J. The score:
u IL 4,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-03

Don't forget the oriental Rug sale all
this week at ORCHARD 4 WILHELM.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-03

Persistent Advertising is the Road to
Big Returns.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-03

]. c. Heffner. until recently engineer
at the BOYS Industrial school at Kear-
ney. has presented a bill TO the Board
Of Public Lands and Buildings for ,sss
The amount he alleges is due him for
overtime put in by him from Ie1e to 1872
He alleges that ten hours constitutes a
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-03
Carrier Chosen Captain.

Sam Carrier. guard on the university
basket ball team, has been chosen cap
tain Of thel9l3 team. He Is the only man
who played in every game the team en-
gagged In this year.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-03

Auditor Barton has approved the plans
o. the Workman Accident association.
organized at Aurora, and It is authorized
to commence business. J. II. Grosvenor
Is the president
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-11-15
Nnslan6.

sIarf einem So9britt duurbe Sit
Oorberit Der @enerdIleiltnant EaltI
bon 8inbbeiin, Sberinipeftor Der
Gapnnerei, IN @egeinpart Ses 9ai-
iens @iIbeIm bonn 8ferbe seidylelt-
6ert nno geto6tet.
SSn Ser 9oduuner aoblelme1ena,
sic emt Dor menigen Ionntcn Der
Sd)alplnt elmer fflperen @rlt6ert
totnftropbe mar, bat iith tuieSerum
eii1 llnpliid slnetuqen, Sns 0rci
Meltidlerfebell fnitete.
Gp @afieraariitbr rad Ger tiirfi.
id,an SatlptitnSt Gonitantinppel dpur'
Sc o6acidnitten ilpoein cine arobe
NtbtfHitlnW @aiIgoreu 3orfos beiette
po her grobe 8nIierIcitillBstdnrel
fiir Gollftantinobel besi1lnt,
Ser ipatfide 8reniernliniiter So-
e GnraleiaS mur6e ON 12. 6s. i'll
0td0riS Cards orei S6uiie get06tet,
obs er iid nnf Dem 8ege befouN,
cinqr Commissioning bei5ttlrobncn.
Sem M6rSer, Scr 2SiGhrile Wnlut-
el BariroS Gcruto @'ortif &c.
gin radl ser Chat Selbitmoro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-11-15

lciitel rori9e @ofp pad ct. Soitis,
5lat 9eiiih bGi 8enpntbtet. Wdb1
reno ibres 9(atfeidbnlts oort en-
franfte Serr Seitfalnp uito ntitBte
lid, cilper Operation lultcr5iebea,.
@ie mir boron befirbcf er iidy allf
benl @aae Der @eneillmg.
Sri Germ Roblfiina SpdDter bon
@m. 9toblfilW uno 8ottilt ans Der
Slice bon Gubq, ipllnoe pprigc Spu.
de ilodl Dem 9iaforiiien Sostttao,
lit Ct. Souls gGbradt, Inn ii6 elmer
Spcration sll inlter5id1en. 9ie $50.
tentin bsirhet iidl laut @eridt,
nlri ser geiierilng.
Ger grpBe Siea ibrer Bartet
ifcint eitcr 9lnBabI lnterer Demo.
f,ntiiid)gp Srelnrbe gang bcoenflid
3u &opf geTtiepen 81 fein; iie
fonnen gar nid,f onrir6er bin fou-
lien inpo iilrb nod inumcr bei ser
Suf felieier.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-11-15
gon Ieincr syram serettct.

Sic lit eine fluge Sran, ote 81
tbim meib, ipenn bas 2eben ibres
Weannes in @eFabr lit 6rau 81. S.
Stint, 9roiiptree, ST., lit eilie iolte
;srou. Sic beiton1 oaroirf, bnb
id, Or. &inf's gelp DISCOVERY &c.
brau6e," idretbt Serr Stint tpSiir
einen i6redTiden Sidten, pann id
10 idapoh mar, bab aIle meinc
;srembe gloubten, idJ batte nltr
rod fnr5e 3eit 5it Ieben ober i'd
inrlrbe aai8lidl gebeilt Cine
idrteac SeiIintg fir Si1teir rno
gerfGItilr1cn. gs 1T oas liderlte
upo nerlGBfeife Seillnittel fiir niele
SoIs- ii. 2llitaclubeidhperbeh @rippe
9rondialentsiiroinN 9ell61ulten,
S5atsbrGupe, 8oiHilitis, gliltitliget
Gin @erilc1 miro Sic iibcr5eltgen.
@ararttirt bel allen glpotAerr
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-11-15
Die rcpnblifmiidJc @ieoerfaae.

Gas 9teIilltat Der Ietten 9satio-
nnlapd6l bat fuieber errl1ltal Die
gpqbr6eit oes aIter Sprihdportcs ige-
,ebqt, .sSlr Der giiuiqfcit liegt
gRadlt4. @ereitt inter eiipan Siibr
rcr ipdre ole repit6lifaniide Fnrtei
aid Diegnral obne ieben 3hpeifel 5it
cilteln giorreidlen Sieg gelallgt;
Ttatt oeilen dber inn Sober mit ii6
ielbit ilnb i'm 5fpei Iih befanlpfelloe
,Sationeit getbeilt, mar eine geieoer-
loqe pofitip luInernpeiblidi. Die
NPeHrbeit nom nlebr oils ipie 1,000,-
900 StirlnnelL tpeId)e oie repitbli-
faniide 9artei bei ben iiirrgitet
geutionalipablen botte, itiitte 81
uidlts, Fobal6 elm oritter 8anbiont,
sbatrd, eine Spoffllnp, Ser Eartei
15fei bis pierrpdl io biele Stinmrert
pntfilbrt. 9ie eir5ige lll1seipiBbeit
in 9etrefi bes 8eillltnts beltaluo
MIR in Der sSrage,o B Tbeo. gfooie-
belt inebr ooer aDeitiger als 1pie u
100000 Stiiimilert erboltem tpiirhe;
mic cs iGeint iit er beoe,itenb iiber
6idie 3atI birnlusgegan9e1g ilrb iip-
folge beiiem fat @oobronp @ilion
nit groBer Mebrbeit bem Sieg ba-
nongetnngelt
Inter Den gegebenen 8erbGltniiier
6Gtte ingeno Elm i6apGberer Manm
als luie @ooSroap @flioit, mli benl
6enpofrntiiden Sidet oen Sieg eberr'
10 iif,er bdpolRetrngett. 8rpan
tpelder in brei @dbfnnupogllen ineid
iuriif blieb, lpiinbc, tpenlp er bie
gtonlination erlpnIten gdtte, NIT ge.
tpa(tiaer Mebrbeit geiiegt baben
Gpreder @arf. tpeldyer beitn 8oll
Inn 9(llgeneiien piel Iidhpdfer mar
tuie iraeno eirr"r ser nmberen @anoi-
6oten fir ipeIde airf Der Baltimore
Gotaention NIT irseirb iuelfer gats
iidlt Grf grfoIg bdffofiert ipitr6e
felbit gIarf tpiin6e, I'M SSaIl ieinei
gSomination. fod,It pahrideinIid init
srJBer 0sehrbeit ertpabIt iporSer
iein.
9tltn, ore repltbIifaniide Gartef
untb iih eben Den Sbotiad,en H.
9el unb fat 6abei nnr sic iebr
fro9lide Satisfactipn oes 9capitbt
ferns, 0aB iie iiH bieie geboriet
sdSlappe qeipiiernaBen ielbit her
dbreifIt fnt, burd) ben Strcit ilnt
Die SpaItitng i'm eigenen Eager
@ier Sabre gdhen rolh poriiber litp>
Damn iperoer mir ipohI ieben lpns
natter peIpieIt ipin6.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-11-15
SSaser, merit Gnd Sies.

Die griperbulrg eines SSsoebifeilles
gibt burd)alrs fein &edt sum- Be-
treten oes einem @luoeren geboriaen
2an6es. Wtande ssdaer iin6 Der
Weiimimg, nit eiiler SogMi5ears in
Der 5aife fonnte1t tic i'm irgeisN o.
lrcan @albc ieqen. Dos iit herfebrt,
lnt6 tie ieteip iid Ser 8efdbr elmer
@eftraflnm aus.
gtlln baben oie sSanner gehpobt-
lid nidts gegeat 6ie ssagb alf tb-
rem 2alroe eirslttpen6en, 10 fange
ibr 8ieMtanb, bie grtten o6er bic
isenBen nid)t beif1bigt obcr serltort
ipprber. Ssn oieier 9e3iebula boben
dber Mande b0ie grfabrillhger ge-
nraht. 8ieb lit atgeid)oiiet iporoen
9roItsdline ipiir6en ourdN6nitten
5bore duigelaiien ober 8ols5dine
lpiebergebro6eh 10 Bob bas @ieb M
ole 8orn,, &artoffel. un6 aiuoepe Sci
ser qelalaate uh oie grnte r,tinier-
te: audi @efliigel, fleii,e Sdliueiile,
ia iogor GGlber un0 Slntgpieb limo
idon get6btct II, npit9enomnpen nor
oen. aann man es unter beit I'm.
it1n6en ,ben sSartnern neroenfen,
ipem iie feiner sSrenp6er aifit eiltera
Sdiebgeipebr aaif ibran 2anbe oatl.
Den ipo4enS
Ser edte SGger lit FOLDER @e.
npeiM)eiten nid)t fdbiy unb bebanodt
oos gigentbuan eines glit6ern nod
poriiflttger nno iorgfaltiger als iein
eigeites. gr mipB ober NIT Den
Sdlldoigeip leiben.
gs ilt 6esbaIb uIlen Sdgern an
slrratben fib mt ben 5armern in
Ser @egenb no man 5n iage,,
apiinidt, gu peritGiSigen intb 6eren
grlalrbnaB sum @etreteat ibres Saip-
0es eirBlpbolen. Wm pernletoet Sa-
ourrh alle llnnitne6mlidfeiten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-11-15

Gum 2eidertbegdngniB bes IN
porieer @o6e perftonbenen Serrn
sllwuit 9eeemamt fen. Datten ii6
5dblreife 8etanrtte uno Sreltt0e
ans alien GbeTlen lnrieres Guiuttp's
iiro BON airsau1rts eitlnefltpben
uno mebr als Sa,tienb 8erionelG
gdben mn Sonptog gsod)mittag Dem
8eritorbenen Dos @eleite 5ur leB.
ten <beitdtte allf Sem it66tiid>eal
SrieSbofe. Sie Witglieoer Der gt.
terpriie Mfilitorp 8ainb 6ptelten ei-
nen Srm,ermnrih 1in1 biloete Damn
Spolier Hm gin9ange gum 8rieb-
bofe. glm @nabe pibineten Die
S1ipger 'bes Sarmonie @ereiitS,
bem Der @eritorbere ieit ieiner
8riipourg oils Mitglieo oilgebort
bottle, Elm @nablieb iporauf &dltor
8. Sueomeper. Der DEM 8eultorbe'
iren iein 8eriprefell gegeben bate,
| linn Die @rabrebe sit halterG iin6 5ll
llNp,sffaiii s33apetfe pon ct. 2oilis bier
| ber gefonuiien ipar, Dem OaiJirWe
| i6ie6enn benlibe @orte Der grin+
nerilipg ipibmete.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-11-15
gns 9iiHonri.

@reen Clap in Ierico, peldei
friiber 9otidpaftsiefretdr in Aonl lrrS
ct. Ectembnrg mar, iit geitoubell.
@n mar 10 Sabre oft iubo mar Mit-
9Gieb Der StaatslegisIatur.
Midael SenneiieiL ser lebten
5reitag Dobe &aqW 8arf, Wo., BON
einem 3llge iIberfubren iporoen mar,
itarb ON Mittnob im Stabtboipi-
tai in ct. 2mlis an Dem 6plgelt Der
erlittenrl GerleBllnyen. gr mar
40 SSnbre alt unb 9einlarbslos.
- Ser @denatpr olf Der Snrnt
bas glap9. &aiisDbalun BEL Waatteie IN
ct. Souis Go,ridp tpinbe am s. bs.
Eard, tSeuer 5el6t0rt. Sr Dom @e-
balSbe IGgerten Ernoutte Ser llnnpob
lRltoep ,Sanier inl 8ertbe bon
$4,000 lnto Der glepator batte ei-
lpen @ertb poll $4,000.
Der 76iIbrige Sernt. 2eIiiug,
eill Getemn oes 9iirgerfrieges, err
ifdoB nn 9todnlittog bes Z. 3. 90.
Oapbo s. Barley IN ieiner (SefiillgS)
@obnalng, 5 Weilen BON lebanon.
9oiJep, Der ipegen gInriffs ni,f ei-
re ,Srou bon Der Yoli5ei geilldt aulr.
90, faan nafy 2eiiine's !Sails, atm
beilm 15idbrtge Sodter 5n eilbfiib-
relt gr inurbe Oilnb 2eiiirw mts
bdm Saltle gapielen, nber oils CT
8ibeiitanh leiitete, fel@rte SeiIitg
eilen tSdipB airf ibm Der ibu tobete.
Die Goronersiurp entloltete Setting.
Somes gopbes, 50 Sabre aft,
elm ipo6Obdbeipoer Sarmer bel Si-
Ter in 2incoln County. burdIdnitt
aphden itlro 5 llbr niougerns am
8. 5. VI. nit eilren 9iaiirmeiier Den
S1als ieler ettpa 30idbrigen Satin.
ole lludl filr5er 3eit peridieh. Dorn
bradre er ii6 iclbit eile &uluse nm
Slafie bel, ole nber ricbt oils tGotficb
eradtct miro, Iie 4 sfii,Acr, oas
GteIte ein Wfdnden bon 8 SSabren
iHLiefen in einem 9tebeBirnner.
9luf OoS @eihrei 6es WGodens aGs
Nrrtl ein ,llt9capo6nIides @criiipib
in ieilrcru Sdlaf geitort ipuuSe, er.
idtgu Ser &nedt sSSobn Spolls, Den
gcatacs hot, iFqp nit cillen @elpebr
5r rcyietN4b nut Ole golt3e tSonIiI;e
81 t66ten. Gns Goor lebte 9IiidlidJ
lntb e9 botte fetlp 3anf itattgefiut.
0en. @5 miro pernrlttbet, onb 8otu.
les plGGlidl ponl @n1ltiilrn befolGeu
mauoo, Oa oltfJ iein Gdter Dor Bpei
Sabren itn5nredniltgsMbig tuurSe.
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saitor q. .. SaniidJ.

star6 aill Sonntog Morgen ben
10. s. so. mn 9iafoniiien 5oIpital
in ct. 2ouis, Taltor q. 9. SaltildD
ser 9reHiger Ser gpatnaa. 3ioits
Mn11pi1,An In aSntahnn1
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Berger.

Serr SdInibf rtnb @nttill, pon
9ernbeitner, Wto., befaitben lih
nrdbrere Gage ber rorigeaD @ode
bier alli 9diatd1 bei @m. Barrier.
Gas 2eidenbeMnBniB bes per-
Itprbenear 9llg. 9egelrnlllL in Ser,
nMniA irur alth BON bier aais ebr
3a6lreih beiudE.
Com Rebimnelg Ger Gigarreip.
NADER bon Sernn1ng mar porige
ISOLDE llier in Berger mit elmer 9o.
Nlung GiBurrem lllro rnndte, lpie mir
borteiG rcd}t gate @eid1fte.
SSnau Sbertportananlb ipelde fdon
faft 6 Mpnateap fronf 6aarieber-
lio9t, beTiatbet iids geaenhpGrtla in
il1r beoearflid@tn .3ltitan0.
5rIs. Ri53ie Stt inrS 9enn g8ot.
tellbcrb befinben iid oieie @ode altF
geilrd bel SrenlDen in ct. 2oitis.
Stto lSdnnibt erbielt apibreir6 Der
norigen ISOLDE 8 Garlabitiigen Mail4-
cieL.
Sellrp Stod, Der EofttrG9er airi
Vt. 3. 9. Gr. 1, ift 5ur 3eiH in
st. 2olis nnb aeirieBt ieine SSeri.
en-
sSrau Wartin &lllts. bon @tlab,
!inb 5nau Marp Weoosilmnas, bon
geigen besnben iidJ Iesten Soqtrls
toa itnh Morriioar, ami ber Sdnei-
Der 3eiHlpann SodBeit beib,s
lnobneiL ipelde am 0ienst@ itott-
fano. III
Semlnnat Seifantp nn6 @attin
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@ettet bas gein eines anaben.

+ @s idpien, als OF meit 14-idbri-
ger anabe iein 9eiin perliereir miiie
ituolge eilres bGblifen @eidtpiircs,
peruriad,t balrh eine gerlebiinn.
idreibt 9. s. Soparb, aqiioite, N.
IS. .aae Seilmittel nnb Mer3te
permodten nidJts, bis mir 8iidbests
slrrica Salbe perii,dNen uno i'm NIT
etner eirsigen Sda6tel beilten."'
Seilt grairoaulinben, 9elSlen, Saltt.
allsifqG9e uiip. 25c bel allen slpo-
tbefern.