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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-02-02
WILL CURE YOUR COLD
The Most Severe Cold and Gripne
Misery Will Be Relieved in Just
A Few Hours.

You will distinctly feel your cold
breaking and all the Grippe symp-
toms leaving after taking the very
first dose.
II is positive fact that Pape's
Old Compound, taken every two
hours, until three consecutive doses
are taken, will end the grippe and
break up the most severe cold. either
In the head, chest, back, stomach or
limbs.
X It promptly relieves the most mis-
erable headache, dullness, head and
nose stuffed UP, feverishness. sneez-
Ing, sore throat, running of the nose
mucous catarrh, discharges, soreness
STIFFNESS and rheumatic twinges,
Pape's Cold Compound is the re-.
suit OF three years research at cost
Of more than fifty thousand dollars
ana contains no quinine, which we
have conclusiyely demonstrated Is
not so effective in the treatment ~
colds or grippe.
Take this harmless compound as
directed, with the knowledge that
there Is no other medicine, made
anywhere else In the world, which
VIII cure your cold or end grippe
misery as promptly and without any
other assistance or bad after-effects
as Q 25-cent package Of Pape's Cold
Compound, which any druggist In
the world can supply.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-02-02
MOUND CITY !
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

7. N. Karriker of Mounds attended
a meeting of the Masonic order in
this city, Thursday evening. John
Strohm took the third degree.
Mrs. Hall Whitaker is quite i'll at
her home on High street.
Miss Jessie Neadstine is spending
the weeks end with Mrs. Leo Nc
Daniels in Cairo.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Schiller OF
Mounds were in the city Thursday.
Mrs. Frank Spencer and Mrs.
Harry Hood of Cairo were in the city
Thursday afternoon to attend re-
hearsal of Queen of Egypt Chapter
Order of Eastern Star.
t. M, Rendleman of Chaffee, Mo,
viii leave for his home Friday altar
spending few days with James
Painter and family. He is a broth
er-in-law of Mrs. Painter.
Alderman J N Bowers was a
Cairo business caller Thursday,
Mrs. Ray Olmstead is seriously III
at her home on High street. She was
found in an unconscious state by her
husband when he went home to din
ner Thursday. She was somewhat
improved last night.
Deputy Sheriff Roy Parker left
Thursday evening to take a negro
boy to the industrial school at st..
Charles, Ill.
W. F. Crossley, general syperin-
tendent, and NJ, G. Whiting, cleo
trical superintendent OF the Cairo
Electric and Traction Company,
were in the city on business Thurs
day.
A few friends Of Miss Hazel Boren
surprised her at her home on upper
Commercial avenue Thursday even
Ing. The occasion was her nine
teenth birthday A delightful time
was spent in music and games; and
the hostess mother, Mrs. j. Meyers,
served refreshments. E
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-02-02
YUAN MUST NOT BE
HURT SAY SOLDIERS.

Pekin, China, Feb Yuan Shi
Kafs army has spread broadcast
leaflets threatening that, II a hair
OF Yuan's head Is injured. they will
cxterminate the whole generation OF
those responsible. The Chinese
papers confirm the announced inten.
tion of the empress dowager con-
corning the abdication of the throne
1t Is believed that definite settle
ment is imminent
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-02-02

celebrated murder trial at Port Or
chard, was In good spirits, today
over a letter she received from DR..
ri. Tanner, who won fame In 1880
by fasting sixty days, and who, at
the age of "a, is living at Los An
gelcs
II am ready to respond to your
call to appear at Port Orchard, to
assist you, on receipt of orders to do
so" DR.. Tanner wrote, The state to-
day began the introduction of rebut.
tai testimony.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-02-02
River Forecast

The Ohio at Shawneytown will
continue falling during the next as
hours. At Paducah and Cairo, will
continue rising during the next two
or three days. The Wabash at Mt.
Carmel, win continue falling during
the next 36 hours, unless Ice breaks
above. The Tennessee from Flor
ence to the mouth, will continue ris-
ing during the next three to five
days. The Mississippi at Chester
and Cape Girardeau, no material
change Is at present indicated.
WILLIAM e. BARRON.
Local Forecaster.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-02-02
|D|CTACRAPH IS
USED TO GAIN
CONFESSION"
Burns Detectives Tell Lorimer Probe
How They Used Machine to
Impeach MCGOWAN
SLEUTH STAYED WITH MAN
Pretended to be Inspector for
Bridge Congratulated Instru-
ment in Room

Washington, Feb. How the
dictagraph was used tc obtain an
alleged admission by Charles Nc
Gowen, the Hines-Lorimer witness,
that he "perjured'' himself when he
swore he did not hear c. r. Wiehe
tell OF an alleged Lorimer election
fund, was explained to the investi-
gazing committee today by Detective
Bailey of the Burns agency.
Bailey took the stand after the
iery cross-examination OF Detective
William j. Burns. He will be cross
examined tomorrow.
Reads Notes Two Hours.
For nearly two hours Bailey read
from notes made from day to day of
rerlarks MCGOWAN was alleged to
have made to Bailey, posing as a
claim adiuster of the American
Bridge Co. These remarks we're al
legged to have been made principally
on hunting trip to Canada.
On one occasion, Bailey says, Me-
Gowen told him he had written to
Wiehe, that he had to 'come across. .
He said MCGOWAN told him he ask
ed only for $500.
Perjury Worth $4,000
You should have made it ten L
told him." Bailey swore.
Certainly it is worth $1,000 to
perjure ones SELF" MCGOWAN re-
piled.
On October IS. Bailey left Nc
Gowan note saying everything was
o. X, and that he had departed for
him home. In again getting in
touch with MCGOWAN, Bailey said he
wrote the Subject" a letter telling
of his presence in Detroit and of his
intention to visit Toronto. The die
tagraph was placed in a hotel room
prepared for McGowen Bailey
quoted McGowen as saying Wiehe
wanted TO give him only 5000 or
$500 but McGowen told him he de-
served more than his expense for
having periured himself.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-02-02
I General Conditions.

On Thursday morning pressure
continued lowest over the North
east and highest over the Northwest.
Precipitation had occurred in the
Lake regions and the Upper Missis-
sippi valley. The temperature had
risen slightly in the Southern and
middle portions of the Central val
ieys and had fallen in the Upper
Missouri valley and along the North
ern slope of the Rockies. Fair and
colder weather is indicated in this
section Friday.
VIM. E. BARRON,
III Local Forecaster.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-02-02

consignment clerk for the G.. III.
Hammond and Co., plant of the Ma
tional Packing Co., at Chicago, told
the jury, in the packers trial today,
that cars of beef SHIPPED to eastern
markets always were billed to the
branch houses at price which the
branch house managers were expect
ed to get for the product IL possible
but in many instances the prices oh.
tanned were less.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-02-02
MISSOURI PROHIBITS
INSURING SURGEONS
FROM CARELESSNE SS

Jefferson City, Mo, Feb. 1,--Supt,
Frank Blake of the Missouri insur-
apce department, today. made a rul-
ing prohibiting insurance companies
from insuring physicians, surgeons,
dentists and druggists from liability
for carelessness and also prohibiting
insurance Of automobile driver and
owners against liabilities from dam
ages for running down pedestrians
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-02-02
MCCONNELL SENTENCED
FOR SHOOTING WIFE

Freehold, ~ j., Feb. Andrew
Mcconnell, formerly a magazine
writer and founder of a so-called
human electricity healing cult"
was sentenced today to not more
than seven years or less than three
years In the state prison for shooting
his wife.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-02-02

The gauge yesterday read % feet,
rise Of g of a foot in the last
twenty-four hours.
The Minnetonka was here yester-
day en- route from the upper to the
lower Mississippi.
The William R. King arrived yes
terday from the upper Mississippi.
Business all along the Ohio is i'm
proving.
The Ed Myer is still tied up. Capt
=. D. Crider, It's commander, has
not returned from Nashville and il
is not known when the Myer will re-
sumo the Cairo trips.-Paducah Sun
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-02-02
IRON MOUNTAIN TRAINS
TO BE DETOURED TODAY,

Because Of drainage ditch, being
dredged through the Iron Mountain
right of way at Rodney, six miles
from Birds Point, the Iron Mountain
train from Poplar Bluff will be de-
toured into Birds Point by way of
Samose and the Cotton Belt Railway
today. The Sunshine will be aunul-
led today and only the Cat will run.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-02-02

der trial, did not make a report this
afternoon, but will continue it's ses-
sion tomorrow. The condition Of
Edward Throckmorton, Z, state wit.
ness, who became seriously Ill Tues
day, has SO improved that it is be-
lieyed he will be able to testify.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-02-02
SUBSCRIPTION AGENTS
RELEASED FOR LACK OF
COMPLAINT BY PAPERS

Two men were detained at police
headquarters yesterday and up to a
late hour. last night on complaint
that they were taking cash sub
scriptions for agricultural papers,
and 1t was not known whether they
we're entitled to do so or not. They
gave, as premium to each subscribe
or, fountain pen. Chief EgaD
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-02-02
MRS. DIX FIGHTS FLAMES.

Albany, N. Y, Feb. 1.A-Mrs. John
A. Dix, wife Of the governor of New
York, took charge of the fire fighting
tonight at the home of her niece,
Drawing suffocating smoke, while
she tore down costly curtains and
draperies that might have proved
easy fuel for the flames, which start
cd from defective heater.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-02-02
HoWE'S HOBOEs WANT WORK.

Cincinnati, o., Feb. IA resolu.
ton to petition the United States
government to pension the unem-
plnyed and AGED was introduced to-
dav ut the convention Of st. Louie
Millionaire Hobo. .Jnrrs Eads How's
sofca!lsd hcso.s he's t-aas.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-02-02
sNEAD REPORT NOT MADE.

Fort Worth, Tex. Feb. THE
grand jury investigating charges
that attempts we're made to approach
veniremen, In the J, B. Sneed MUIR
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-02-02

tried to communicate with the st,
Louis house representing the publl-
cations, and not hearing from them,
at a late hour, released the mon.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-02-02
Weather Forecasts.

For Cairo and vicinity: Friday
fair and colder
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-02-02
Local Data Yesterday.
Sunrise and Sunset.

Sun will rise today ........ $3.50
Sun will set today =. ,..... 5:23
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-02-02
MRS. LINDA B. HAZARD
GETS CHEERING NEWS.

Seattle, Wash, Feb. Mrs.
Linda p, Hazard, defendant In the
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-02-02

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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-02-02
| News Of THE RIVERS

Memphis, Tenn. Feb. 1.-The
gauge showed 22.5 feet stationary.
No precipitation.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-02-02
BEEF BILLIE TO BRANCH
AT USUAL SELLING COST

Chicago, Feb. If. G. Fleming,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-02-02

Subscribe for The Bulletin, the
best paper in the city.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-04-17
,WALLoPLTHAT'S THE DIAMOND DOPE

y $50 = - Z 4
Rub yesterdays performance
Of the two Chicago so-catled ma
ior league teams off the. slate
Detroit beat the Sox, 10 to 1, and
the Cubs were walloped by St.
Louis, 20 to 5.
Yesterdays burlesque on the
South Side served to introduce
Flame" Delhi to localfanS. The
Tigers were the only people
pleased to meet him." as they
knocked out eight hits in three
rounds. Rube Peters, who made
an suspicious start against the
Browns last week, opened the
game, but got the gate after six
innings of rough going.
Down in St. Louis, King Cole
pulled a few stunts he called
pitching. The King was about
as effective as a Sullivanite at a
harmony" convention, and after
the fourth inning, when ! runs
were chased over with one man
out, he retired by request. A re-
cruit named Pierce here edged
into the fray. Enough of Pierce.
x x X
Chicago university's football
team will not go out of the confer
ence for games next fall, Cornell
being scratched.
---.' K
Matty Mcintyre made his 1912
debut yesterday, relieving Chink
Mattick in right field. As de-
butter Matty-was bear, hitting
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-04-17

into triple staying his first time
up. Bodie was on first and Gala
han was on second at the start of
the seventh, with none out. Mat
ty had large visions of cleaning
up. He hit line drive to O'Leary
who tossed to Bush, getting Cal
off second, and Ownie fired to
Gainor, and Bodie was nailed be-
fore he could regain first. This
is our idea of no way to clean up.
Billy Papke now has an idea
that he can come back, and
wants a chance at George Car
penter, the Frenchman. Dream
on. .--.
Allis in readiness for the open
ing on the West Side tomorrow,
when Chances men tackle the
Reds from Garry ,Herrmann's
town. Lew Richie was sched-
uled to pitch today's game in
Cincinnati, an open date schedI
uled for the game called.off on ac-
count of rain on the Cubs first
trip. A train wreck last night, in
which none of the players were
hurt, may prevent their arrival in
time for the pastime, in which
event. Richie will probably fling
tomorrow. If Lewis not in shape
Red Galligan, the bat boy, will
be the best selection for pitch
ing honors, in view of the per-
formances of the Cub twirlerS in
recent games. The first section
of the Cubs, composed of 8pitch-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-08-16
Snldnbiides.

9dt Stunoen lang mar Ser aanse
@efdnTtstleil non sSonesbpro, slrf.
anr Gielastag Ailr6 ;Seiler beoro,t.
sSd6nion Bros Giunitlire Golilpallt,
trltg heit probtat 9erlitIt hrpo,l,
noariif$75, 1000. 8as Balace Sbea.
Ter broallae ui,S lllfo sam 9eatlmlts
Instrumentation tpuroe slf 9e.
tra8e ten $4,000 baids1bigt Ser
Seiolnalltl1aen butriigt etapa 1925.
600. Die ltriodc heS 6eners lit I'm.
befalM,t.
sStufulge Ser Grptoiiot oon Sselt
elnperfsforpem 6ie ilt einem Sell
ler olrf6ciuobt murocn, faiOelt iit
gllanlrib u. y, fiiirf StaTiener ibren
iofortiaen 3p0. Die Seittc trafen
@orbereihaaaen fiir bie sSeier ors
5eltes @Sorio Sinrulcfidbrt
CSeGNNd)roltfippemger eplangtelp
$1,000 boar i,t aer Stnatslbanf pogt
8ortsqitolltq), Sd. iutibrero eiiles itor.
fem @eipitters, tpurbpn abpr emf
opft iunb Floiben init ,3nriidtaiIltnl
DON $4,000 Sic tpedMelten lnebrere
'Sdiifie mit 9iirgern.
S9nntes Bruce, % ssdbre alt, lit
N SorliltoaG q. 3. in Spaft. Gr
mnroe fiiBlih mit sfSa 9ytIbp per-
nlGhGt, oie ieit 5fpei @oden Iidl inn
StaotFrFpitoI FRI @r benmte
lie 6ort INTO Iieb iDr cine aiitc
&atton Ca sSralt @ratce ali l;ids.s
ron oan gaapop, gab aber ibrer
Sdhielter Bertril0e iui& ibren
,Srellnsllfneii 9oie 3iepe itno Mags
gie 8ailce DIE iie beiipdytem mcbre-
re Glofplaoeitiife. SRI, t3iore oF
bier Stiide into sic olrberat Oeio.
den oBcn ie eflt Child. Gilr5 nadp.
her erfranfte Sri. Giepe idhper lntb
ltarb iinter groben Gitalen. Die ON.
oeren @Gbdat erfranftem qIei6FaIg,
befiaubell iiGb aber airf Der 9eiierlupg.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-08-16
ltncr9Srt 6Obe gicbpreiIe.

sGberltals ailpgen oie 8peiie mir
Sd1lnhtpiet IN ben 9atiofpalen 8iebs
lboien eeitern IN oie Sobe unb
brodten $t0.15 pro bimoert 9flino.
8aburdl crreidtei iie nit Stlrsna1-
me beS @eibirafts %iebs ben
l1shItcn ienals er8ieltsn greis. Gin
iabriae Stiere iibertrafpn gleidfaas
,ben &efor0 ailit$9.75 per bunoert
Efiln SrtrrH,T sic Stinber ais
aiuh bie eilpialbriacn (stiere apurocn
bon S. @. Chamber ans Boone
GMlntp, 0to., ge5iid,tet unb alsf Srs,t
Rarft gcbrodd. Iie Stiere ipur-
ben nit aorn, sSlttterflt6en
ino 9nnnnollialnen gefiittert. 9a9
Hniien flaiiifisirt, qeborem lie oen
Sbortborils, Sereforos in0 9trrgus
on.
Sdhpcircpreiie bradten 5 Gents
mebr pro tliiibert &filipb, ltno ibr
Sodffpreis mar $3.50. 9ieier 8peis
muroe fiir Sdhpeine ans 2ipilugiton
nno GolbtpeIl Gplnltp in Niilulri
be5dblt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-08-16

8OlOcne !S,odJseit.

Sennann Claus unb beIipn Sat.
tin, 9eh. Steiger, lpeld)c slt ben al.
telten @eipobnern lllriercs gorntp's
5ablen teiertclr an lebten Sonntaa
III Nar 8ohnlllw ibreS Sobnes Gu
GER GlaRs, in @aseonoNe, oos ielte-
ne 5elt Der golbenen SodBeit. Gas
,SlstNlpaar has iidy trot ieines bp6en
Ilters podl Der belteit @eilinobeit
mo RiNtiElfeit erfrelt, hattie Dor 80
Sc9ren Den GDobltnO in ul1ierer
Stdot 8sldloiicN llnb ppar ionh Sic
Sraralla IN Der hieiilrn totlll. ct.
lSeoag air6e am #. 9IlrllIt 1861
ltatt. g(m Soniltag ipuroe in ser.
lelbeh Stride G;e SrnlnllMsGcremo.
1lie i'm GeiIiein Der nielen Gertpanb.
Ten mo 9efnlnrten oes ,Sldbclpaares
iplerertolt ipora,rf Damn 9tadhlrit.
tolS III (3oSconnbe boS eSltbiIGlums-
te1t III ioleinlcr @eiie gcfeiert lpllr.
De. Tiele c'iiite alps Sern1ann,
9otos Greet &tIc 9erger llnb Ser
gtadbarldaft battelr iid) eingeflnoen
INN oGn ebr1uiiroigen Gaare ibre
@ratnlationcn ear8ubrilYcn, ocrqn
0lttdaplit'dgn aaidj mir ulls Don
8etBclt alFdNieben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-08-16
Roiebnb.

Ger Stepheips Shoap pel6er ftd,
norige @ohe bier befan6 erfreldp
iih reht 5ablreid,en 3iuiprnfs; aud
fparels iiint1ntl'dle @eiaad,ar NIT SEN
&otiItcItimaetr ie6r 5lifrieoen.
s, 6. GdbiIl iulG @ottin nebIt
oerai Sodter uno GmfeIfiiao poil
Belle, ioapir &. IS. Glis uro @at.
Tin nehit S,m iSlopo intG godfer
Sheluna ron Iiobn befa,poen ftb
inebrere Cage mtf 9eiildb bel 9fifter
GcIbill mo 8nttin.
Sos Iifnif llnieres D'lliif-Sr
d)diters peldes an lettei, Sallntng
itottianS mar foapofl geieIIidoftdid
aLs ipie olrd) fiipalBiea ein poQftGn.
6i9er Gridg. Der 9efayd) mar iitb-
erit 5a6lreidt ino iGanutlidbe Gbeil-
perlebter einen frobliden
Sag.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-08-16
Siuiss.

Gie @riiber Sa,rt iilo iett in
NsaIer 9tad-5alfdiaft Dcin1 @si3cnore.
ld;en.
Gos Sm1sfrdrBdar iuqIdes fiirs-
lid III Ser @ohnnlng bon ssolepb
,9oeller Itaitfotb mar alt beIitdlt
iu6 id1irnntlid)e 3bcilileblner per-
(obten fnobe Stlntben.
S'n. aallfnlann imo iSaqniIie mel.
de iidI slnn 9elipf bier oitfaehelten
hattcn fcbmen am Dfontag picber
ID Ct. 2ol'is suriif.
Gbos. @afnteper inb @attin be.
iilnoen iidy bier mrf 9eiltdj bel Ser
iranbtelr.
Ga1oS. Seaer, ein Solbat, mar am
Iesten Sn1tstag bier aui 9eilld, bel
ieinenl 9riiber @eorg Seger.
SRI. sSlorelre iin6 2ouis Sd,llte
bon ct. Soliis tparen adn letter
Slollntoa bier aitf @oiudl Bel ibren
9lrlaboriDen.
Cine, Dem slnton @illianunar ae.
boriaa, lfnne sQta6re hattie bas
NiBgeNhirf lreiLidy Elm 8ein 5al
bpefen.
SRI. 9entba Se9er befanS fid, Ieb.
ten Spntttog befipd)Sapeiie i'm 2ittIe
9engcr.
2eslie Dtallpin iin6 sSmnilie lpa.
relt itber Soillstn1 lrnA Somltoa an
@dt bci Der SmniIie ghas. Nietaer.
Gt'oS Gross apor am poriaen
Donnerstag bier aitf bem Ial4efel.
fnllf
glm irdf6tem Sonlrtag gicbt es
bier ein srobes 9aie gall Spiel
Fpiid,eit Dem Stonp Sill Seam amo
lmo rsn &eriltanner Seon. slqe
0reiulSe bieies bo1ilttereiialtg
Ten Sports iolten oen Spiel bei-
nobnen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-08-16
Sob upn @rOFmnttcr grneus.

Sim Rontag Morgen Inn bnlb-
5apa utr wurDe sSrau Sobanna &.
9ruens pel1e ieit ben Iesten 30
sSabren Bel ibreln Sobne sSranf, in
Der gabe DER 6ir6t Greet ipobnbait
mar, sur letten 9iilbc eilrberuien.
Sic purhe ann %. Mai 1922 in
Gilenucb 9clitidlairb, geboren umo
lpar oas Slupite in einer Samilie bon
rs Sinner. Sic 6alnilie fant na1
9iidnlol0 @ir9iitia oils Die 8erltor-
bcne lpub ein &ilrb bon II Snbren
par. 9br gater ,pelder Wiifflebrer
mar eRHdloB iid na6 fllr3er 3eit
nGdj fredericksburg, gsimginia 5ll
6ie6en neil er biele Sta1t in iei-
nem Sad fir elm beiieres 6el0 bielt.
3ort erbielt Die SerItorbene ais
oann ilren glemertar llnterri6t,
ioapie altd ibre ipeitere glusbilbllng
i'll eiitem Goaeeium. Spdter mad.
te iie Oie gefannti6uit BON Sobn
2 8rllens, beiratbete 6eTelben ii,
St. Souis ant item s(pril 1912
lilh 5og 6al6 baralf nit ibrem Sat.
ten luodl Serlnaim. Ser 8atte gillg
iDr bereitS por 13 Sabren i'm Sooe
raralls.
&on oen 10 &irbern ipelfe bie.
Ier g..2 entiprpbtcn befinoen iid)
nod 6 an Sebels INN oer SOB Der
Mutter 3lt betrauern; 3 S6bne,
6ralf uno @eorg, pobrbnft nlr Der
iSfrlt Greet, ulro Sreb. 9rlleils, bon
ct. 9niS, llno brei S61ter; sSrait
SraiM 6ride imo 6rau Senrp Sntf-
en bon Stolpe, unh 6rnt Or. &o-
lHeefo, BON ScrananR. gbenialls be.
tronert i6ren Soo elm glbpptiplobn,
Senrg s. Merf, nabe Spenspiae
rpoi5nhoit. @ier ainoer GIN
gen ibr in, Sobe ooral,s, bos Ieb,
te oerieIben mar Sp1rr 9riiens, mr's
der Dor 5lpei Monaten itarb. Sic
m 'sssslsil,t ferner itod q @nfef linS
8 llrenfel. Die Genprbene mar
ELI treiRs ilnb eugebeneS Weitglieo
Der TreSbpteriuner @ernein6e uno
erreidte Dos iebr bobe 9Ilter bon go
Sdbren 2 @onatet nno IA Sngen.
@is fitr5 Dor ibrent 3obe trabln tie
lrodl eilp iebr reyes Sntereiie an Ser
Seftilre Seltti1er lno engliider 8ii.
der lmb 3eitllngen mb fiiIlte ba.
NIT mand]e eiitiame Stlinoe ibres
la.!fen sllters aus. Gie 9eerbigiipg
fano am @'ittapody aiif Sem 6anli-
lierbegribniBplus aiif Ser sSann
ltatt, nno Datten ii6 5ablrei6e
SI1ellneblner eingefl1rben lurt ser
Neritorbenen oie lebte Gbre su err.
pciien.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-08-16
Mprrilon.

Sic @orrifon Miaing Go. bai
Nol0 eiuorrlten glhiab mir ibr be.
riibnttes gfefd hob sic Miiyle ieti
Ga5 mo Atodrt inn 0etrieb ieil n1l1B
Serr Scopiie non @oNbingtpL Wo.,
etn erpcrter 0iiiaer, lit ipebcn aip
gcfWrunen luu 6en 8oiten oes 9eaht.
@fiillerS bei obiger 6irnta 81 iIber.
ncIlnlen
9iidter 8fo6t. @lrfcr bon Ser.
iftnlut mar Iebten tSanlstag bier in
@enater.
sGtto Solitelr6erg nnb 8ottirt rel.
fiten ntn SsuftStag lledy California
Mo. 3atm 9eindJ BON Gcnpanbten.
Serr Sofflrminb friI1er in sSreoe-
rifaburg in lesterer 3eit iebod) in
ct. 2pllis umGiiiA iDllroe fiir8lidJ
in st. SouiS nit Sri. 9ieoeinsfp bon
BORT eGeIi6 per6lmNcn. las iuipge
Eaar lpur bier arr Der 3lirhreiie
tpoh SrcOcridsaira lulr buielbit bic
Slitterauofen bei tSrib sSleijf llnh
alrSerem Serapan0ten 5ll perIeben.
M. 9. Gidar0s mar mu Ietten
Sonnt0a in SSeffeuiplp Gitp.
Ben @ratr@lmitn lGbt gegenpar,
tig an leiilem Salrie oirf Der Sarln
tpeNllidl bon bier einen nGllen Nm
bdu errid)ten.
Gin 9rrber BON Or. SlrI. Ginger.
fel6er lit Don Smal1n, 9tebr. eiluge-
tnoffen llnb mar iIber Sullstog lnto
Sonltog bein 0oftor alrf 9eii&t.
@an. Sol5ern, sllbert Graliter iino
9. 9. Sbolflus beguben iidp am lee-
ten SallnStog itodp ct. 2pltis.
Sr ct. Soilis ipnrEe Grl Wtitt-
nod cine Seirotbslisen5 alrsaeitellt
an @m. %. Sfobtfe llno Clara
2alpge,
Geo, Srcp bot has @eifiift bon
Sictor glhrarn in 9lbplpb filrflih
eroporben.
Gie Sarnpers Glepator SO. err
bielt roriae @rde stpei Garlaolina-
Ell SaluDol5. Serner perlaitOte ole
cbige 6iuna and, 26 Garlnblntgen
nellen @ei5en unb 2 Garlnounsen
olteS &orn.
Ditto Salitenberg, Stieipbn pon
8sn. Steffen ipnrbe ON pprigen
Il, @afbirsto,t, ser SET
mats Der 9raiit, nit Sri. 9olanb
getrailt. Gie SodBeitsfeier fanh
lehte @ode in Der @ohninH bon
@m. Steffen itatt. 3nblreibe Ser
wanbte iliro Srelutbe bes iungen
Iaores batten ii6 eilpaefunben, Die
inn1en Selte iiln0 bier beioe iebr
teliebt iltlb enupfilpgen 5ablrei6e
nno ipertbDplle @eidpitfe.