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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-10-10
Gins Der Ga6baridaft.
Hnnt Mhine[nnh MecorO"l

(Gom nGbinelaro &ecoro")
@m @roi nftb @attiit bon aall1
los gitp, maren ON 8ienstog olelef
ISOLDE bier su @oit BET Serrn @rafs
@ruOer, Or. S. S. @rof itito Sat
tin.
Serb. Sepine uno Samtlic, BON
Serntann, befanben itd1 iibcr Solll''
tna bier u1lf 8eiud bel Serpailotcll.
Sri. Sraitcis Weper begab lid an
Ietten Samstag ouf cine 8ode RAG
Sermanit, gum geiltd) bon Gerfpai'o'
ten ltlpb Srennoe1.
grnin Seeming. BON Sernlollrt, mel,p.
n,earere Soge Der port9eri Wode
bier, oatf geiudp BEL gerfponoten llllo
6rsnnben. ,,-
Sernann Claus llito @afflit po,.
@asconabe, marert 81 antalpg oelss
@ofe Sic @aite ibrer Sodter.. 0tol.
2oltis gdoiten, %pobnbaIt N per
Gabe ser Stoot.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-10-10
Berger,

Seitfontp ltnb Sberwortmarn1 per'
IalrStcn in oieier ISOLDE cine Gar.
lab,tnq &inbpieh, iolpie alldS etite
Gorlobung Sdmeine.
Sic Berger Millimg so. erbielt
poriQe @od)e cine Gnrlabitng Safer.
Die Satin bon Galtor Sos. 0ats,S
hefin6et lid, gegerip1rtiG in Wtprrl'
ION. bel i6rer Eofter, Srait 2ollis
9oeoer, meIde iid) pori9e 8ode cl'
ner Operation nnter5ieben mllBtc.
@m porigen 9onnerstag mitroel'
,hier Sd Sobrfarten nod 9erntaltlt
ncrfolit, oil Ierioren melde lid
oortbin begaber Inn Der 8eerolgltltg
Ses perftorbel,en Sernotn Shat1ner
beiRltpnbnen.
en- SEN letter smei 8odlcr mllr.
SER IN Berger 800 SUB fonfrete Sci
tentpeo ber9citellt. 9aS lit Elm gu
ice Stiid, pormdrts aitf Der gablt
bes Sortidritts, iupb boifetttlid blet'
ben uniere 9iirger oildl o,tt oteler
8abn.
Sroil Srib 8recie befaro iid all
0ienstoa in Sernnrut.
samuel SpinbIer, IL. rno @at-
fin, BON Sullipan, befi1ocn It'd olele
Wcd6e bier npf 9ciirdl BET Otto
Sdnntot uirb 6omilie. /,
Gr. Manfpft bon Nefp Sooell' lll'o
Or. Saffiter, bon Sermann, bsfon'
pcit lid, portge ISOLDE bier IN ar5t-
lid,en gerriftungen.
tSernlonn 9Iltnier be9db ltd ON
lester Samstag nod ct. Soiits l,llo
fehrte olrt Iontog, nit Der Scld%
Ses peritorbcncn Or. q. 81. Spredel'
meper. BON bort 5itriid.
81. GpredeInerer, tpeld)cr alll
Ietten Sontstog @torgerl, III Ct.
oo,tis. i'm gnericon SoipitaI, itnrh,
mlrrSe Dor innaeidbr 26 Sagen rndl
Dem ocpanutcn Soipitol gcbrodt mo
cine 9(inbbarmsS Operation an ibft
poIlsoaeu muroe, bon rpeItber er lid
olrd mieber poIlitGtbi9 crbplt botte
oIs cine 2nngelient5iinoung eittrat,
peld1c ieinen SOB bcrbeiiiibrte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-10-10
Srndtbanm- scrnm.
8arnnng ppr Sdininblern, bic Mit-
tel sesen franfe Srudtbanme
~colpurtircn.
Son 6. Saiemann.

~ - 9NtlNiiNAftfs gE.
Die aufmerfiamfeit Ser Miiiouri
Igriclltur Experiment : Station lit
ouf einer llmitanb geIellft aporeen,
Der tpie Elm orgariiierter &eriirf
ansiiebt. Miiiourier 6utdtsiidter
nit mertbloien Wirturen 81 betrii.
gen, peldle iie ais cine anr bel
aIleit a~mnfbeiten bon Srltdtball-
men ainpreiien unb garantiren. Die
criten 9eridte fnnien aus Der De
genb bon MoberIp(Mo) dbrlife
geridte iirrb aus anoeren Staaten
bes @eitens ein~getroffen.
Sene, ipelde perindJen, 6ieies
Serim at perfaufen, itellen fif)
als aittoriiirte g~ertreter Der @Gte
girginia agricultur @rperimentir.
Citation Dor, un6 Inn ibren Gin
ipriiden groBeres @epidt 81 ber~
leiben, beboupten tie bob fie nit
Dem Ser. Gtaaten : 9epartemeitt Ser
ggricuItatr nrb Der Mo. Igricilltur
Grpcrimentir Station 5niammett~
nirfen. 9ieie 2eiite perIeben often
bos foberole Snieften . @eiet, bas
Dor 9 Sabren poiiirt muroe. urter
Dem iie mit Celebrate mo @efarg-
nib belangt tperSen fonren.
Sc lit Die 8flift bes 500. Goneqe
Ser Igricultur, Wittel eegen Die
Teit uno &ranfbeiten, neld,e Die
Srubtbdurne in MiIionri angrei-
fen, gu unterilden ,lnb 81 enpfe6.
len. Sritdt5iidter merben 9egell
8eroltsgabilng BON @elb fir irgene
Elm Nllofiolber : Serum aefparnt,
oas ale &roufbeiten curiren ioIl.
SSseoe beionbere Ge5t unb Granf6eit
erforoert cine ipe5ififde gebalpS-
litng unb es gibt fem ioldles Wfit-
tel, 6as ulle l1ebel BELT, tpie graro,
gobrer, Carter nIp. Gin GerIlrd)
miro oernad1t merben, bieie 2elae
su perfoIgen unb 5l pro5eliiren,
ioIten Tie fortfabren, ole @elete
81, i~tbertretetl. Sarmer urb 6rilft-
5iidter iolIten bos 500. College Der
IqricuItlme in Columbia prompt
benodriGtigen, tpern &eriud)e 5lfn
gerfollf oieier Sltodiulber : Wlttei
urternommen fperoen,
.L 8
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-10-10
Inter Der spitmarfe

AthAhA W. IN "" 49,
@iIion" finSen mir in Dem belto-
fratiiden 9eutifen Sournul folgen-
oes: .lleber bos gauge 2ato madt
ii6 cine &eaftion 5uguniten Der re-
publifanii6en 8artei bemerfbar. @ie
hie Senber1s in Metp Seriep, Dem
tSeimatbsltoute 6es 8r1itoenterr @il-
ion, lit, oas baben Die bortigen Gris
npiairtpablen am 9ienstag lester go
d)e geaeigt. SSn Der 8%rdiioentefr.
mdbl ipar Die repitblifaniid)e Bartei
0es Mosfitoitoates abiolut in Die
8funne eeboren ipprben. aagenteln
berridyte Der @Ianbe Dor, bob Die Ear.
tel iif ME BON 6ieiem @aterloo er.
bolen Tonne. Die Barteiorganilofion
mar bemoraIiiiert lntb Die Irsiid)ten
idyiet,en boffnlulgsIos. Sroeoem mar
sic 8etbeiligung Der &epnblifnner
ont Scr lesten Erimartpabl beoelttellb
reaer als Die Ser Semofraten ulto
ser B~rogreiiiben. @r-8orperneltr
Stpfes bot orei @egenfanoibaten uni
hieie Sbatiade on lulb iilr iib be.
meiit id)on, Dab Die repltbltfanild)c
Gartei at nellem Seben ertpod)t ut.
.Stofes iiegte iiber feline @egner nit
$1,000 Stinmielt 8luralitGt. Mnocr'
ieits tpar sic @aioritGt bon Sieloer
iiber ieinen ein5igen oenlofratllfell
@egenfanbibaten mn 10000 Stint
men. Ole Genofraten irarcr ither-
sellat, BOB Tie in Ser oiesi0briGerl
@ouperneursapab leidtes Spiel bo'
ben miiroen; iie lino aber lebt galr5
on6erer aniidt. sic miiiIen 9cipal'
tige Ii1Itrengungcn madlen7 Inn itber
boilpt cine gbanoe 81 babelt. Was
6at MN nj 10 fllr5er 3eitipanlte pic
len gelpaltigen Meinutgspediel Der
8a6lcr peruriad)t2 Sic ant1port
olf oieie Srage lontet: 81 b G
@iIio n. 9aS Solf hit 81 Der
lteber5eugufte gefonmen, Dob ole
Sbeorie nod INNER iebr gran ut.
Inter Ser @ero @ilion iinh Die
8reiie fir ben 2ebenSlnterbalt nid3t
alein nidt erm1Bigt, ionbern geraoe'
au uiteribhpingIidy geruoroer. Die
3eiten iinb cher i6led)ter ols better.
SIN unierer Iuslonospolitif iinb mir
bas @eIpott ser @elt. Ger Sorif III
in iaincr @irfung elm ungefpiiier Sat
tor. @epiB lit, BOB er Die Snbuitrie
Oes auslonoes sat ltnBuniten unierer
einbeimiifen foroern miro. 8ie'
peit ser &oniument bopon profifiert,
oas lit elm grpBes Sroge5eidlen. I'M
Ter Den ltmdtGn6en lit es nidt 81 per.
m~lnoer1, boB sic &etntblitaner Den
politiiden Sinmel pieoer boil bon
@uBgeigen ieben."
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S6nlberidt.

Solqenbes lit Ser 8eridt iiber ole
offentlide Sd,lile bon Sermaiirt, mr.
ben Monat September.
G~in1eidrieben: &ttaben 1875; Vtao
d,en 1879; 3uialnmen 264. 3abl Der
llnterrid)tstoge %, @eloml1tdabl Der
Sooe oes SdulbeiufS 5445, G1trd,
idaitt ser Gage bes 9eildls, per
gdiilcr, 20.6, 8ro5entiat bes Sdrll-
BENDS, 93.5, Sale BON Serlpdtatrrg,
Ia, Safe Don forperlider 3iifttgllra
8. 3abI ser SdiiIer meldle ipeoer
Ieblten nod 5li ipGt forlely 100,
3aM Ser Sdyiiler Delde 5 ooer rlteDr
Sage feblten, 25.
IS lit iebr ipiinid)ensrpertb Oos
Elm Seber, gai,5 ~beionoers aber alle
gItepn, bieie Sdufberidte, ipeld,e le-
Sen Wonot erideilleit iueroer, eliter
lorqfdltigen Sriifilng r%nterfplrlf, INN
fertler tperben ole gltern erl1td>t DIE
aebrer nod bciten ardften 5ii INTER-
Itiiben, nm in 3llfirnit Den Brocellt-
iab Ser 8erip1tlnreelt nno Dor allell
bes Seblens i'm SdliIbeiltd}s mrog.
lidit 81 perrirgern
Mus benz obigen 9eridt lit eriid)ts
lid,. bab $50 Sd,iiler Certificate oes
SfutIbel1ids, ofate 6eblen poer yer
ip6t,ma, erbielten, 3ie Naner Der
ShiiIer meld)e iolde Certificate err
bieIten, merben mir ndddte @ode
pcrofientlid)eil.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-10-10

-sspa1l s. 8. @eniel febrte am
letter Sonntaa bon 2ittle BOD,
a,iriid, mo fie felt brei Monaten bel
ibrer Spdter, Srait 2eota 9aer, mif
geiufJ getpeien mar.
-6rau Seirp Malsbunb, Srai
Sris Srunf, Sreb. &aas uno Sri.
) G6na 2ettmann beeabeat iid am per-
aangenen Samstag nod ct. 2onis,
INN 8ertpanbte 81 beiitden, iptpie
altA Inn oen SeitlidJfeiten b%ei5lnpob'
men.
-Sr1lIeins Maria 6. ,ino elalnG
gpple, iotpie SRI. @ln1a S~enneberger
neltle gum geil6 BON Srenrroeie io-
pie audi 5lim 9eiitd Der Stoats.
Mrtsltellltng, cine @od'e in SeNaliu
nertpeilten, febrten am Dergallgeleit
Counting nieoer bon bort 5uriif.
Die grpreB @eiellidaften be-
reiten iid otf eine Serabletmlg
ibrer urperid,Gmt boben Nretle
Dor, sic fie bisber fir 9eforberpfpg
unb abliefering bon &afcten nlto
@aaren berednet. Die Goncitrreli5
ber-GafetpoSt mad1t iih fiiblbar.
Die Sftober : g%eriammlurg oes
Srallet Gereins Ger epangeliifen
ct. 9ouls @emeinbe iinoet onl nod}'
item 9orm1erstag, oen 16. Sttober,
INN 2 llbr 0admittaas, I'M &ounl
Ser Sprntagsidntle itott, nno lillo
uIle Mitglieoer hermit gebeten 5it
eri6einen.
: Sic 8an5idJlrle bat om lebtelt
Wittpod begonnen uno finbet BON
lett an ieocn Mittmod1 Gbeno in
Ser aorsert Salle itatt. am nod
item Samstag abeno (morgeD i'm
BET raeb S6luB Der 8oritellftg I'M
@anoelbiIber.S beater, ein GROCER
gaa in Der &pn5ert Salle itatt.
81. 8. Surol.
-aiia. @i1ms, BON 8alfer, Yer
non County, Mo., beianb lid, mebrer
Gage oieier ISOLDE bier uno belltdte
feline alien Sreunbe. Serr gSilnts,
lit elm gruber bon Sobn Wlllnhs,
BON gap. ultb pobnte T%riirer alli Ell
ner Sar1n in Ser gSabe Sreoeridsbllrg.
Er lit elmer Der tpeniger neittld)ett
8eteranen bes 9iirgerfrieges, peldbe
alsf ser confoberierten Seite getodl'
ten baben. @ie er iogt gcid5ab pies
in ieinem Sail nift freipiaig, ION.
bern neil sic &ebelleu, CUR l3ett ais
General Griee ieinen 3ilg ourd) Wfll.
iourt nlnd)tp, i'm nit @erpalt mt
nabmen urlb gum 9ieuit 5tparegeH.
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sdlimme E[efcn i'm @efdt.

tper6en BON Or. Sobion's @c5eino
Ointment e%ntfernt, pelfeS ollcr
Sautolsiblog beiIt, madt nidts
aus, fpie lang SIR i'm gebabt. Gin
brtttgt iofortige 2in6erung r1b bic
Selling beginrt iogleid. &er5te ee-
brauden bteies Del unb empfeblen
es. Serr allemm, 9ittletotpn, Ga..
iogt: oSatte gc5eina am &opf,, Or.
Sobion's Gc5ema Ointment fltrirte
es in Stpei 8ohen.~ 2inberuna 90
rnntirt ober @eI6 auriideritattet.
alle apotbefer ODER per goit. 8reis
50c. 8feiffer Chemical Co.. BbiIa-
oeIpbia nno ct. 2ouis. (Slbp.)
World's cresset., 1913-01-02
PAGE OF INQUIRY.
QUESTIONS NO -.

We have answered tlUsp cues.
tiOns that We have IA standing
IN the TRr.ssEw 81 long. which
40 o.her pr, r 1''lu.l t, an>w.
or. AND NOW We sh Il pat Some
more IN ti.>ir place
l,t. Tel US who those / beasts
are, -poke7 of as being inhcaven
glorlfyins God: Rev. :, Ul
2nd, Tel US who the beast
that vas aud is not and yet is:'
Rev 17.s)
jrd. Tel lie VIA. .hc i unclean
spirits like frogs ave: N,pv IS Is
4th. Pleas tel me the New
Sion that is spoken OF in Grew
1873
Now preachers Go not say YOU
can but come on with your an.
wer.
World's cresset., 1913-01-02
QUESTIONS; NO. IL
Ttrv. |. S Garrct';

Dear Bro II. rlSt / IN
inclined to ask y few more cue :.
tionS.
Gen L-iUD Ard ii river
Wei t out OF Eden to water the
gafdon: and from THENCE il was
"arteu into tUur heats . What
l,n- the tour heads represent?
i so. tGeu. lid Is And
Nv. Lord God said uNto the sc',
y O', because thou basl uCur
t'is. thou art cursed above ali
cattle and above cy"tS beast of
the field, upon thy betty shalt
thou 90, and dust shal; thou eat
all the cavs OF thy lifr,' What
r. presents him in this day. 60.
ing IN MS belly and eating dust.
4t'so Gen. 3--lI. And ! Hi'l
put rnmity between the and the
woman and between thy sc. 4
and h'r seed; 1t shall hrui,,o thy
head and thuu shalt bruisa hi>
heel" What represents the
Sorpant, head: Ana what re.
presents tie Nomans hcei::
You will dispose Of TINS as YOU
think best either part or all Of it.
john G. Wilcox.
World's cresset., 1913-01-02
QUESTION NO. 10.

Bro. l. s. Garrett viii YOU
please allow me to ask space
in your valuable pape. to ask
the following questions f, + you
to answer if is not imposing
on you we wish you to answer
which We think you will thru
the CREssET.
l question Rev. IS. II. c.--la.
how can a righteous man make
war? Who is this, he that had
a name written that no man
knoweth but he himself,
yours for truth.
II. l.. Il. pool.
World's cresset., 1913-01-02

T'!.l = :,rr9ysu against ns. as
i ], vGS SITE strange thing for
IAN argc! t. come from the shine.
.H9 rt'ur.S Of glory. ro-oaling tho
ro!..tl a7i VI; of God to brman.
.,y.
Mr.. Eirol did you never in
reading the good book where an.
Gola visited lhr children Of men
had their fee. washed, eat food,
.iranE. milk stayed all night, etc.
,Io>poh Smi,h never told that
story did he, yet you are taught
IN the Moody Eiolo Institute that
h'Hroo!y messengers we're sent
to humanity al along the line,
ana WV 0p You err any other
2rea"u' d make light upon the
way that God mas in conunicat.
ing himself 70 the children Of
men
Did y"'' ever read Amos 5 ch.
vh!In Hr tho Aloody Institute
surely the Lord will DO nothing
h1t he revealeth hia mind and
will unto lis servants the Pro
, pHets ETa.l ,tose is no pro-
pHet, ard no mind enj will Of
Cod il this ago of the world.
Tt he continued.
World's cresset., 1913-01-02
Notice TO one and All

Tln .AH Viii" Church b. h,,' Worship Of Goa
,l very y j. invited under An Orthodox hurch
,.ouanution can ,l0 srvicp~ il It occupied by
ouy ,oue Rt there strict observance. of the
rules la. l. oom'ng upon the lard owned hy the
peopo ,horc ~iai I'd hno ing, ast riding
shooting Of guns reyo,7s any hnd In like manner
leaving the church tb rules: while
the house and when 'rg services, there will
unltclssary taking Allowed ha vii! be Of disturbing
nature the wo Sh or any other nat will he be Of dis
nrbnls nature No smoking. OF oHacao splitting
thc anvother aDuyAnce OF disturbing
,unya services any violating those rules may
,cct to be s}elr WIN accoroingtuthe Law
Rev. Z s. Garrett Manager.
World's cresset., 1913-01-02
M0RMANISA \,
b, James ] EIrod.

tnntIrUol tfoD! last W'ch.
:. THIS .At,an GOD Is t poly
gamis,, When our.r 4thAr Adam
came into the -, 0pn OF Eden,
he CAM is,tn il 4 III Il celestial
bnd!. and brnl-1,, 1--WE, one Of
lis wiv4S WI, h,m" iI'li-am
lourc. J of il. !. 50
. Tic N,o-laun Officials trach
that tnoS2 T.." hDi!l up large
y lV@amous "StaHii>llni-nlS on
earth. will 10 promoted TO be
gods in the hJ.Vpnly world, an d
will rule "ver .7lrgLo,rS. Iall,
this heathsl !, ac',in- tf Joseph
smith: "Gui Himself was onco
as we are RON. and is an cNa}t-
ed mar III ot;set' words, simply
q biz Noru,.n1 Md you
have ,.,,> >, ....,.,., ian, ,,1,,onds
yorr>nly..s IT,. ~.,,,a,. ,u u,l,
}1y. ,}nn.. :, +a., Won. Il Of
" {. C.,,,, .~.,
1 I. ,CitA uc >t,u That Nor
m,rlSu. pet.ev-> In MANY sn1s s.
Are there u.,,v .o0s ilfau one i:
Ye-. mal5". tl.,rac,i.m\
j. t'n-> g,u> >,>n,inGA TO "a We
cilluicE tQrtya,. Etch u,G,
through MS ~ nr IA lies. raj.
ses up tu.i 2llr. family Of
sons and dau. ters, fo,
each father I'D NO hcr will lie
IL I co Giti. . tumultij,'v forever
and ever .'i'se Seer !. ~ This
Is dl'ectI' G n ary 'n Cp' Saw
"u' ttac's;ng III Mar6 l.: -;
iof wife" N.e, @"aI' rt>e from
the O. aG. they lc.t,,e Marry
nor are given i. narrAGf: but
are as t,ie ar Is Ntith tT' in
h"avCn.
Ii SEEMS ircr uible that such
diShouorIug '.p the, i>h views
World's cresset., 1913-01-02

Word and read ij> authoritative
eeaGhjnn- ahoGt Gol No read N
Gen. /; |: in the beginning G,u
created tnt h a>cn and Garth:
in Deut. 6; !: Hear, Ga Israel,
the Lord our God, is one Lord:
P>a 1O1 - oh Lord my God
Thou Art very great: Thou Art
clothed with honor and N j stv
in !<a. e.; ) u am tie Lord,
and there is none else" IN Juhn 1;
II C).t IS 4 Spirit, and they that
Worship Him must Worship
Him in .'pi Ii and in trustl" in
John ~, =; But tie ComfNr;-
ar. which is he Hly Gh IS
whom the i1"hcr will scnt in
AS noNe, II shall t9ac II YOU all
things, Hnd bring all things 70
Your .CmrMUorUncc y IlatSucIpr
have said unto y>u" ThrHo'v
Spirit thu is Divine person.
and no' an 't,hrr.al substance"
Ar ic G :. We NELlEVE
THAT I'm WILL TIE PCNI.
SEED FOR iIu.IE OWN SINS.
AND NOT FOR ADAMS TRAN
SURESSIONS'.
But t:iat is vary different
ftom holding that Adam did not
transgrtss the law Of God. Here
is the teaching of the Mormcn
Catpcili>n:" Was it necessary
tndl Adam should Narta';n Of
,''V '"' '''''''' l "1'' 4'' "1''SS
be had tlohr 20, he won:n no,
',,',,, "
r,s,.rn>"
is j; p,o,,. y rnr US f. r,,sj(]p,
IT." tr~u>Gr. ssnhn = NH}u unG
rye - i q '>y"''> ''ia"'jt ana
''''' '''' "'"'''- II '.'
~
Il, II ,a O t. 4 ~. ,ft.n rpl,.
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TAKE NOTICE

ANY party or parties Wishing ia
ask any questions through TIL
paper upon any subject religious
ly or otherwise shall be tire T. d
as friend. But in no case viii
the Editor allow any slang or
slang phrases 60 through is
"olunns
World's cresset., 1913-01-02
SECURE, A SHARE.

Simply bv forwarding the
subscriptions of your friends
and ncighbors and collecting toe
I, newa!s of our present sub
scribcrs, Try fer this nont'l 5
prZcs There are lots Ut prizes
that can H1 won only by persons
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own. Write at once to the but
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terick building. New York CITY
World's cresset., 1913-01-02
QUESTION NO =.
December: -o 49,, l.
l}ruSll,yk knob

l}rushyknob.
Brother Garre t | would hkA
10 ask a question, Swrt' You nlea-
sc answer ii. Unu,r what 'av
was Enoch Walking under, Il a
he wa translated and ~ yer tast
ed OF death when he scriptures
saws in Adam all die 20 in Chris
all made alive?
yours for truth FrrNH More
Nevada Mo II T, D., .
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professional ca:us 81 co a ulnntt
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QUESTION NO. 81.

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RESCUE WORK
THROUGHOUT DAY

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ESTIMATES PUT THE
DEATH TOLL IN OHIO
AND INDIANA 3262::
S1O0,0OO,000 LOSS
Latest Figures Compiled
From Reports From the
Stricken Districts-List
May Be Increased

Chicago, March 26.-Three thous-
and may have perished in the deluge
which swept the northern balf of the
Ohio river valley yesterday and to-
day Probably half million people
we're made homeless by the flood in
Indiana and Ohio and property dam
age in both states will be at least
500, 100000.
These figures were compiled this
afternoon from reports received here
from various points in the stricken
district Further reports may in
crease the number of dead and it is
unlikely that any decrease in financial
loss will be made.
An additional horror was reported early
this evening from DaS there
Which seemed widesprea ....u probably
uncomfortable, in view of the paraIyza-
ton of the water plant, probably brought
a horrible death to many VINO sought to
escape drowning by climbing to upper
floors of buildings.
Following the revised figures of the
dead:
ohio-pk IN 2eOo. Piqua so Delaware
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TODAY'S AGE-HERALD

1-Dayton in grip OF raging flames.
Nearly 400 killed. l5,0o0 homeless in
Peru.
Death toll estimated at 1862.
Adrianople surrenders
2-Huntsville will wage war on fly.
3-Poor men cannot afford foreign posts.
Editorial comment
1900 potlatch buttons sold
Dayton colony grieved over flood dis
aster.
To make success Of convicts on roads,
Urges Birmingham vice commission.
6--Society.
7-Sports.
S-Iron and steel little affected.
9-O'Nea1 willing for examination.
10-11-Apalling enormity Of flood disaster.
1s- Markets
1-convict examination eosnes to halt.
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Shukri Pasha, the defender of
Adrianople, handed his sword this
afternoon to Generol Savoff, the Bull
garian generalissimo, not, however,
before carrying out his threat to de-
stroy the town rather than let it fall
into the hands of the Bulgarians.
From all accounts, the arsenal,
stores and much of the town are in
flames. 1t was also reported that
ShG ri Pasha had taken his own life,
b, A;x proved untrue, as, after de-
Instance was no longer possi-
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CITY OF ADRIANOPLETS
TAKEN BY STORM BY
BULGARIAN TROOPS
Fortress Captured After Nearly Three
Days Of Fierce Fighting -Sa0off
In Command OF the City

London, March ga Sofia dispatch dated 2;}0 p. m.
March 26, to London agency says that fighting pro-
ceedng in the streets Of AdrianopIe.
Constantinope dispatch to the agency says the
Turkish center at Tehataa driven Tuesday with loss
of 800 killed \
London March 26A Aranople has fallen after one of the
most stubborn defense IN the history of warfare and chaa
according to telegram received by the Bulgarian legation at
London tonight, has suffered like fate.
The information regarding Tchaaja may refer to the town
and the Notifications although it is possible
the Bugarans carried all before them.
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Bile, he sent word to General Savoff
that he was burning the city.
General Savoff has appointed =
commandant Of the city to maintain
order. The Bulgarian and servian
cavalry will be utilized for this pur-
pose. General Ivanoff, who COM
manded the forts around Adrian-
Tople, will enter tomorrow, while King
Ferdinand viii follow shortly.
The battle which preceded the surren-
der commenced sunday night with three
hours bombardment. Later the besieging
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death list Will not pc less tiioii
One man who came from the West
Peru district today said he saw II
bodies floating sin one house.
Alexander Clevenger carried ms
wife and three children on his PACK
through water waist deep to the
Miami county courthouse Then ne
secured rowboat and rescued a
neighbor and her infant. On the way
to the courthouse the boat was crushed
by a telephone pole. The woman
rripped some wires and kept afloat
until Clevenger reached her. The
child was lost.
The property damage in Peru will
total $3,OOo,Oo9.
Only two Of the dead identified,
Mrs. Rose Whittle and Mrs. Elsie
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Smith, tenants Of what was known
as Walnut Row. composed of II
frame cottages where ~ families
lived, were discovered.
Winter quarters of big circus
nenagerie destroyed, about 500 valu-
able animals being drowned, includ
ing lions, bears, camels, elephants,
ponies, monkeys and rare collection
of birds.
Citizens, finding lawlessness in
every block Of the city above water,
organized vigilance committee with
orders to shoot looters.
Conditions tonight:
Several thousand persons still ma
rooned in the courthouse, hospital,
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