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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-01-03
@ascunaSc.

Spbn Soio, bon Sermann. mar
ON Iebtcn Sumstog bier nm naf
iciilcr Sarn 5u iefen.
Sri. 6lorence Cooper mar pprige
0ohc in Ghanlois, oiif 9eiltd bel
Sreiutoen.
gbos. Sadiif befinSet iif gesen.
ip1rtia olf Ser &ronfenliite; boff.
cntlif lit es ni6t erritbafter Natur
SSrou @ontgomerp. neblt Sodlter,
bon 8ellepiIle. SSa., befinbet fidi bier
atf 9eilN1 bei Serrn Ii. Srau @arb'
ner, in Der 9sabe BON @asconabe.
.sSronf Gcrriauep, nebit 8attin II.
9abp, iparen iiber Die Seiertoge IN
Gbanois, alif 9eiuh Bel ben @l.
.crlt oes Serrn Eerrigiieb.
Gminett MiIler, Sropertp Glerf in
Ocn @ob. g)anos, perlebte Die @eibs
nrhtstaqe bei ieifen 9lrrgeborigcit
in Wifler gointtp.
9t6oIi Sadiidl. ipelder iidl ditf Der
aronfcnliiic .hcfinoct, beaob iid anf
Ipeten sSreitog nof) @forriion nm
u. Gmtahcu 81 fonillltieren.
Sdiffs5ilnniermorn Slpno mo
Satin, peIdle ieit ptgeftbf einen
,<a9t bier mohnten iiito mad, gtlton.
sSsn, gp3pgetl, ipoieIhit Serr SIono oie
9Iniiidst iibet eiltplt SdliifSApf fii6e
rem mino.
3on SoGiidl IT., lpeld'er in
9caepille, 9sa. sic Sd,Hie beiiid3tJ
utS @Ssp. gSplter, bon Ct. 2ouis,
iparen iibcr Sic @eibnnd1teit bier bai
ihren slugeborteen.
IS. 81. Gaiter, nefit. SSomiiie. ilFis
rem iibpr 8eibnodten oitf @eiudl In
9ponnillc, Wo'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-01-03
)er,,,n,,r aen. Iretaa BEN annuar 1913 asao6 49,

anf eigelR &ednuna, nafbem Serr
Soeri1 iid sur Hube geiett bate.
grob aIler SahfenntniB iitb allen
5leibes mar Der 8eritorbene tein
erfolgrei6er @eidaftsmann, ionoern
erlitt piele eeidmftlid,e 8erliite, in.
folae tpeIher er gen0tbigt NOR iein
@eidaft 5u perfailfen; trotoen
perbIieb er aber nod Bis bor I'M.
gefdbr elmer @obe' aftib i'm Webger-
@eid,1ft tbGtis. Big &raafteit i'm
on bas 8ett felIelte.
Seine @attin, eiiR geb. 8oblfen
lit ibm bereits Dor 6 Sabren I'M
gobe poraitsgesateen. Der g6e
ettiproBten feline &inoer, nnb anBer
ieifter Gante, ssrau Sobn Soerif
lliro Ieiner StieffdytpeIter, Sraii 3.
@rofenbereer, binterlaBt er feline
oireften 8ertpan0ten.
Ser @eritorbene mar lett 35 Sab
rem elm Mitglieb bes Sermann
SdorfIfiiben @ereins, un6 i,it
iiber 30 Sabren Elm aftibes Mitelicb
Ser Seunlonn sselierlpebr, beibe Ser.
cine betbeiligten iid 6ober, in Cor.
pora, an ieiiter, am lebten Dienstag
Itattgefilnberen 9eerbigunq. @ott.
frieb gap mar elmer Ser alteiten ge.
ipobner unierer Stabt, inbem er
onle llnterbrefung ieit mebr als
ipie 60 Sabren bier seipobnt bat.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-01-03
stOnp @in.

gbriit. @alid ir. lnio Serr
9rieid1fc, BON Stolpe, tparen am
letter Sreitog bier in @eidj1ften.
u. e. Wfolpin mb 6oiniliG mat
rem iiber @cibnodlt nltf S'eiudl bel
ser sSaniIie gSiE. SELMA
sSrau Gom. glQcnlann liegt hob
INNER an oen Maiern Sornieocr;
mir ipiilli6en bober raihe @eneiltn9.
e5rou Gbas. Silapioib bon &anias
Gitp, fam mm porigen 0ienstag aif
mebrere 8oden 5ilnl 9elltd ibrer
Mlttter, Sroit g. @unper.
8m. &etbeneper unO @attin be-
fanben iif am letten Son1taq be-
llsd,slpeiie BEL 6. @umper.
SRI. Gna Mlieller iuelde iidp ieit
ntebreren Monaten in ct. 2ouis
nufgebnlten bat, febrte am porigeil
8ienstag nah bouie 5uriif
SEQ. g(liitermom neblt oeiien
Sdneiter, Sri. sllnina, iopie Sri.
emma 9iobliing, iporen am porigen
9onlterstoa 81 @ait bei @m. Iau.
pin iuto Sanilie.
SEQ. Stolte bot cine telle @aios
Iilr-Waidine, ioipie einc nete Sage
gefouft uiro niad)t lid, iebt an's
9rennbol5iiacll fir Die 6armer
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-01-03
sdJanbcit lit Geinno6eit.

9lls @ooane 9ieoanlier bieSe Be
bailptlialg aipfitellte meiiife iie 6a-
NIT, bnB fir iie, tpie fiir 10 oielc
Waeatden, iiidf ole @eiiiap0beit Dem
2eben ieinell @erfb penlefbt, ioit.
bern oie Sh6tlbeit. gaatiirli6 auir6
cine oerurtige gebnitptlm9 aber
mir aalS Dem Mltrtoe eiates WaeaaId1er
fonmlteii, Der oa ilidt fuetB, mas ei-
gentlidy apmifbeit lit. gger BON e.
reln ertitlifet Seioen beingeiud)t
miro, pergii,t gur balo ore 8ered,-
inlulg, nit ieineitl aeluberen gipffebn
5u erregefl. 3iuneift nerfGIt er TO-
gar i'm ous @egentbeil. icille Inn
gebalig nut polCiger @IeibgiiltigBeit
5u bebmpoeIn, ipeil ion eiat @e6ofIr
fe heberni1t; Der ott Die eigene
Satal. gs beriibren iidy ebep itets
Nie grtreliie. l1ebernmnb lmio giie-
Oergeidlngenbeit, Soifnatigsfrsaioig
felt inpo NhttbIoiigfeit. glipf Oent
Wlitteltnese gebt ninm aher am SidJ.
eriteap. Ner itd itfltuobl fiiblt,s bel
fe Dem @orper Die S5iilfe beitcbt
.baritr, Dem &6rper ipeipes, reiipes
@Iitt op STEELE Der oergiftetai Sdf-
be, Die i'm IoaEgiorl obtooteiL Nl per-
idyoffe1. Dos MiitteI eiiter Sfeini.s
1lua Nes SorpefS Ser G}rltn0bc0iiSy
ltht ouer @elinbhcit, bietelt Sie ct.
Bernard Grdilterpi(lelr; lnl6 5fudr
fiir Se6erlaatIiB GA tie TN gpotbeFptt
III babeit iiil6. llatN iper iie gebrnitdlt
tpiu0 aid baIo inie0er Sit itelier 2es
bensfraft iilto @ofhmrpg geIaipgeit;
5ii ileiper Gdoulyeit auu0 @ehlitobeit,
6ein idlieBlid lit ic0eS gjeiiutDe
aitb fhOn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-01-03
gricidlfc.


sfim. 8. 8romm nno SRI. 9lmonbo
9rieihfe, beibe BON Stolbe, nnrben
am letten %. 8e5ember, in ct,
2ollis, ourd 8aItor 8. Suebmener
qetraltt. 9l1lgltit Bod, ein Sttbellt
reg Goen Selllinors, rnb Sri. 2pbia
Sronm, cine Sdnpeiter oeS gr1llti.
cams fltngirten ais Srail5eltaen,
9aodl einem geiu6 BET ihren glnge.
horigen in Stofpe, reiIte bos jitnNe
Soar mad, gtelp 9orf. no &err
Srpnln cine SteIle oIs eleftriIfer
ssllgeiiieur befletbet. Die better
@intidle 3abIrpif,er Srellnbe beqIei-
tcn bas iltnee Gaar no6 Ser neiten
&eimotb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-01-03
gtcacr- @iaimann.


SSn 8farrbol1fe Der gbeneeser
Stride, Scr. 29tt Wcgeoir 9[pe., ct.
2oitis, ipuroen am porigen Mitttpodl
Snrrb Sl. Meber ltn6 SRI. 2tssie
@i[limonn, beioe bon Stpiss, ourh
Goitor 8. Suebmeber aetraut. Die
Erauseitaen iparen M, s. sSittfe. BON
ct, 2oiiis, ilpo sSrI 2eono @illi-
mann cine Sdtueiter Der grnnt.
0os iitipge Gnar febrte nod elmer
fiirsen Sodseitsreiie, nad Sipiss Su.
rid rnrb miro ieinen fiinftiaen
@obriib ouf Der ssarm BON Tbos.
Iener. Dem @ater bes 8rdlttigams,
oilfihIngen. @ir tpiiirihen bieI
Slid alif Dem @ege ,onr6's 2ebeft.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-01-03
Gottfrico gap.

slm pergolrge,Sip Sonntog, Inn II
ltbr ftad,ts, itorb rotf fitrsem Sci.
Sen on Ser 2nngenent5iinhlttpq i'm
9lier bnn 6S Sabren ilnb 6 Waona,
ten. @pttfrieb Ban, Der aGgemein
befannte llnO beliebte Iebaer.
@ottfrieo Ban fpor 9ebiirtig aus
@iirtcmbena, Seiltidlano. fam aber
nod, nGs 9ino NIT ieinsn @Itern nod
slnerifo ln6 Sireft nod Sermain.
Seine Grtern Itarber pabreno Ser
gbolera.@ptoenlic, s,i s[nfong Der
fiiff3iger Sabre, uno Ser iun9c
@ottfrie6 fano cine Seiittatb BET
ieirer Smrte. SSrnu Sobn Soeri6,
oeren @atte SomnIs Der Wesger 6es
Std0thens mar. @ottfrieo erlernte
bon ieinem Snfel oas @esger.@e-
id1ff ln6 iibernobm basieIbe ipiter
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-01-03
H sap.#

ssSir ilnierer 9tad,barid)aft lit Sitr
3eit Mooalne So Grippe ami 9e.
ilb; iiberaa iebod bodit nnluiIlfcm-
men.
s5n Den brei bieiigen airden ipn.
rem sur @eibnottsfeier biibide
GbriitbGluiie nitfgcitelt iino Elm lido.
.nes sSeitprogranlin fam 5lr gtltss
fiihriuM.
WteDrere Giiterncr in bieier Se-
9eto poret eun5 leer mo iniiBten
Saeer oils Der glitet. alten Second
Greet gef.lltt a%p>ei
gsaitnr 8erIepp litadte porige
@odle einen @efhditsbeinf IN st.
2ouis.
Cine sllt5abl nnierer ailabeit bot
lid iebt ullf bas Sifflitehels perlegt,
lln6 3ipar init @riolg, 6enir es fprr-
bcn rnebere Slide BON 45 NhnS
erbclttet.
ssn bieiigen Sdulbans fanS ain
glbeno hrs 81. 1e'@ilffcr cine De.
bntte iiber Die tolgelt1e 6rage ltutt:
@eihIoiien Dob Die SSrolien Sas
Stiinnreft erbulten iollen Dafiir
iprad}en Die fnlgenOen 9te6uer: Or.
Sollt Gnloe iulb &, q Msper %.
gogcn: 9. y. Meper itno 6. n,
Wteper, Sdlnlntlife Reoen pnren
iebr ant, lnto Der Hid)ter eltid)ieben
NIT 5 gegen 2 Gtilnmeir 81 @unIten
Ger Hebner iuelde geaell oic 8orIa.
&c geiprodpen batten,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-01-03
Sdiitcn-S -Scrbauolnns.

9iegelntaBige Scriamnllrlg am
30. 0e5entber 1912.
SaS ErotofoQ Der lebten 8eriamn
hung Dilrbe perleien ltiro alngenonl-
men ipie perleien.
Pin moratliden 9eitragen gillgen
$t6.70 Gin.
Die id9rlibel SaIdre oes Sefre.
t1rs unS oeS Sd)iieenihreibers inl
8etroge BON $500, reipeftip $500,
lpuroen be5ablt.
@err 9Irtbur Spcrrp lpnroe 0urd
Serrn CD. @. &ueeiger ais WitBIis0
rurgeidlagen.
Ger 9cri6t bonn 9fepiiions So.
mite ipitroe perleien; ongeuolllllel
lupO 6oiielbe bierari nit Danf ent.
loiien
9eidloiien, Dem 2ei6enbegGngniB
inieres peritorbeneu SdliBellbritoers
Serrn @ottirieo Bah bei3umobnen.
Die Witelieber 0ieies 8ereinS finb
oriltgenb erilidt iif ain 9ienstaa,
6cn 81. De5enlber 1912, lun 2 ubr
Madmittags, i'm Sbiisen Sarpt.
ol,artier ctil8itiinben, INN BON 6a aus
lid Der @obninlg bes Deritorbenen
0iitglieos, Serrn @ottfrieo gop, sii
marldiren.
glIs aonite, Die 8eileios8eIW
slt faiien, tptrSen Die Serren SenrD
Bod, 6. 80. 0anuier nnb Sris
Sang erttannt.
@eidIoiien, cine glntpeiiung aiis-
Sultellen i'm 9etraee BON $25. alS
SterbegeIo Sn @unitetr oes neritor.
benen Ntitgliebes Serrn @ottfriao
Ban.
S5ierouf i6ritt man 5ur @abl Der
gearten fir oos folgeipoe Sabr, ino
bns Neinltat 1T folgeiio:
gSn Gberlin. gr6iioent; Sobn s.
@ueIler, i5e-Brdiioent; 8ris 2ong,
Sefrettir; 60. 6. Nueoiger, .Sdbab.
mriiter; Sobn Girbner, Saltptnann;
@eorg MueIler, 2ielitcnont; 8m.
Yaufib, Sdiisenidreiber.
8eldloiien om Is. sSonltor 1918
ein WpnSfeltboa in Der aon5ert SaIle
qb5llbalten. Der gintrittspreis ion
% Gents q aSerion betragen; bod
iilpo Mitglieoer ie 81 8ipei 5reifortetl
beredltigt, ipelde bel Dem GrdiiOen.
tel in Gnlpfong sit iebnen fitto.
SIls arraHgeinents.Somite 1uur6en
Sic Serren Oscar 9fief, sl &. @ber-
lin mo Souis Saberitod ernnint.
Siernitf erfnIgtc @ertagultg.
6rib Gang,
5efretar.
gboritirt olif Dos Seriuarne
AAsIgSLy.tk
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-01-03
g2iemals 10 luphl mic lest.

geictnals 10 ipphl mic Jest. Scr
glpeltfrGlter lit iiderlirb eine eroB-
nrtige Meoi5iit," idreibt Serr 8. g.
gelonber bon Boltair, &c. 8. yBir
baben i'm IN unierer Samilie NIT
Sen aaerbeiten Grfolget gebralidt.
Sd bin ieit SSSnbren nid)t nebr 10
ipobl geipeien mie jet"
Gtn &eidtitn non 9ehelttitrg liegt
in Nen Iettcn poor @orten. g8ie
nieIe gibt es llidlt Die gerre oas
@leife ppit itdi iageir 1lodjten? ltilb
Sodl lit es fiir ieSsn nl6glidl, oie
gIeid,e Grfa1rung ali mndlen. ourh
sen @ebrolldb bieies 3eiterprobten
apintersSeiImittels
SSotni's gGlteffr1itter lit feins ab-
aeiiarSene sl4othefcr.Me6iiin ion.
Gern miro in feirer uoIIen Stride II.
araft brett ans 0em Qaboratoriiim
acIieiert. Sollte Sbneu fein glgent
befarlt icin, 10 i9reiben Sic an
Or. gcter 6abrnep II, Cons Goni.
pam. 1926 60. Sopre gloe9 Gbicn.
90, SIl.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-01-03
aoIb aansenSocrfcr

Sn Ser @obmtna bon slnaift
2ofraenboerfer. an Ser oberen Srere
Greet. fott6 am fetten Sontstna
gIbenb, i'm enqerer TalniIienfreiie,
oie Schseit Der Stpeitiiir9iten God
Ter oes Serrn 2araetooerSer, SRI,
ooira 2an9enooerfer, nit Ghil.
&olb, eiitem Sphn bon 2pnis GpIb,
bon Sernlnilr, itott. Gnitor 2oiris
Suebnleper. fpelher 81 oieiefn 3fpect
non ct. 2onis gefommen mar, poIl,
500 sic Srollltlp, Serbert 2angen.
hocrfer mo Sri, oouiie &oIb flinair.
ten oIs Srnliseimeit. Sod ser Fei.
rclidlen SonHIinM tunrSe Gin ipfen-
oites Sof8eitsmohI ier,iert.
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SIR @ciidlf III ibr 8(iif.
ea RI h6llfin nieI gRohrheit

gs Ut hdiifig biel gSohrheit IN
hent Spridlport: .sSbr Slid lit I'M
8eitdlte. ober eS lit niflt 1pobr.
.meim 9lusida1ae lno SsIedpn IS
bcrltrsieren ltnreine8 @Iut iit oie
ltriode 6obon rntb seiet Sns 8e-
hitrfnif ofl BON Or, Sing's Nep
2tfe Iills. sic beforSprr GcIirttS.
belt lino Sdt0nbeit. 25c Bel oIIen
gtpotbefern.
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Spr.Saa,

bas ielte ilnb iebr beIiehte &egel.
lpieI fiir 9anien iotuobl aIs tuie fir
SerreL lit fir Sermann geiihert
tpouoen lno iit lett in Den &dumen
oes neuen @ebditbes Der @nscora6e
Central Gelepbon 60. aiifgeiteIlt
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sbonuirt oiif Dos Seriuonne
goIfsbsatt.
The evening world., 1913-10-08

Eectric Lamps from Paris In bisQus md bseaaas
1t rs to o1So.
Electric Table Lamps. In mahogany basss, VIII -,
shadss, ct o1A.So 70 ~.
A remarkable collection Of Candle SAsdD hon
Paris In exquisite tints and dedgns It ~ - = saeA
And fine group Of Candesticln In brass, glAa nd
mahogany at 100 to g. nth Ueo9
The evening world., 1913-10-08

universal demand Tor thes connectlns
link Chairman Mccall said:
let me say here tnat confess
frankly that when went over the pro-
posed route Of this subwAy into the
Greenpoint section found Il was an
edvca ton to me. I venture TO cay resi-.
dents here IN Manhattan, though close
to your doors, 40 not begin TO have .
conception Of th,e rss,ne hive Of industry
there.
They do not knoV that. 60 the shame
OF the city. whether the fault be local
indifference or not. that a great manu-
featuring centre exists there In a sort
OF cul de Gao.
mo public OFFICIAL" continued Chair
maa Mccall. who Ia charged with re-
spoNstbihty and authority such as we
are. can tolerate q Continuance Of these
cc.raitions ~ II 10 possibae to relieve
them. Let me NJ plain. 20 that you will
not 20 from hers with q false i'm
preston. The financial condition Of the
city Of New York 10 the one barrier to
our immediate action on tf,te cross town
route. n the city IL financially capable
we are ready.
Can we And sn honorable way IA
Immediately put THIS project In the
course OF construction That 10 thu
only question that confronta us.'
The various speakers were introduced
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TO the Commission by Frank W. Conn,
President OF the Manufacturer Asso-
citation Of New York. Mr.. Conn told
the Commission that the nght for a con
Meeting link has been in progress three
years ana that to-day the crosstown
subway 10 an imperative need.
Monsienor OIIara, pastor Of the
Church OF g. Anthony, declared that
the greatest Industrial section Of Brook
Ign Ia ieolatsd because Of lack Of tran.
SIT lie said that Greenpotnt 10 second
only to Pittsburgh In manufacturers
Importance in the United 81, tes.
"Fr IN LEIGHTON Beach to Astoria the
population demands this saivat+on.' IS
said Father Of1afa. There 10 not a
voice in all Brooklyn and ~ Queens
asainst II
I'm a yer, few years Brooklyn vii
surpass Manhattan IL population. ant
we should prepare for mat condition
now. We have faith In and sruOt 30,
gentlemen Of the commission. Get thi,
subway started"
OTHER spet kers were Col. Andrew y
Daird. President Of the Tenth War
Improvement Association; Thomas v
Patriotism. President OF the Scrsnto,
and Lehigh Coal Company and presi
dents OF various local organizations.
At the conclusion Of the addresses
Chairman Mccall asked II there wa
The evening world., 1913-10-08

BEDROOM SUITE, Adam PERIOD Of mahogany
French plate beveed mirrors. dust-proof construc-
ton. wood knobs: Dresser. sl6, from $65. Chit
fonier, SIS, from S45. Toilet Table, 90, from $35,
and Twin Beds, with panels, 80 each. from $50.
FIVE-PIECE SUITE Of Circassan Wanut-Swel
fronts, dus-proof construction French beveed plate
mirrors and wood knobs. Bureau, chifioner, t0ilst
table and twin beds, with wood panels e2o0, from
$295.
BEDROOM SUITE, Foir-post Colonial design. mahog-
any-French plate mirrors, dust-proof construction
and wood knobs. Dresser Us, from SIS. Chit
fonicr ST. from $46. Toilet Table triplcate mirrors
S37. from A5, Single full sizs Bed with wood
panels, $780, from $i5.
THREE-PIECE SUITE Of mahogany, In Colonial scroll
design-French bowel plate mirrors dust proof
sruction and shaped fronts. Bureau, S56, from $7O
with three large and four small drawers Chiffonier
as, from $50, four large and small drawers Toilet
Table, SIS 80, from $40; four small drawers.
BUREAU of mahogany. ei7.60. from $23-yfeneh
Chiifonier TO match, s17.60, from 323.
DRESSER OF Colonial mahogany finish. SILL from
$l8-straight front, two large and two small drawers
shaped beveled plate mirror.
BUREAU OF Sheraton mahogany. $780, from $9O-top 80
in: long. broad band: large oblong French plate
mirror.
BUREAU Of Colonial scroll mahogany. $S7 so. from $50
top so in. with shaped 'front.' French plate miro
TOILET TABLE OF Colonial mahogany, $685. from 500
French plate mirror, wood knobs
The evening world., 1913-10-08

wedding gift from her isssbaHd. VINO 10
super,rteudent Of the Union stock Yards
N Pocateiio. Idaho. stumbled In mid
etream and, falling. pinned Mrs. ApGaf
beneath him. She was dead when hef
husband managed 10 drag her body out
from under the horse.
the Apears had planned 70 spend
their honeymoon in q fishing trip on 4
ramon near PocAtciio.
The evening world., 1913-10-08
SEEK NEW SUBWAY
INTO GREENPO|N1'
FACTORY SECTION
Citizens of Brooklyn and
Queens rlead for Better
Transit Facilities.

Chairman Mccall and Commissioners
William Eustis and Maltbie Of ehs Pub
lie Service Commission heard dosens Of
taxpayers, men and women, OF Brook.
iyn and Queens counties. in the Alder
manic Chamber of the City Hail to-day.
urging the immediate construction Of a
cross-town subway between the Rrigh-
ton Bench elevated and the Queensbor-
ouch Bridge.
At the conclusion Of the apparently
The evening world., 1913-10-08

week after her marriage IN this city
WAS told to-day In dispatches sent here
from Henry. Idaho. 20 the family Of J.
y. Apgar. Mrs. Hazel Read Apsar was
drowned in tho Blackfoot River. In
Idaho. when she tried to urge her horse
into the water In her desire to recover
duck she had shot.
Tho pony Mrs. Apssr wa rtdins. .
The evening world., 1913-10-08


front, carved legs. shaped beveled p1aes mirror.
PRINCESS DRESSER OF mahogany. 10 from $21-
serpsntine front. two large drawers, shaped bsvsesd
plate mirror.
CHIFFONIER Of Colonial mahogany, ~ nom $50
four large and four small drawers, octagcn shaped
glass beveled plate mirror, wood knobs.
DRESSER Of tuna mahogany. els from $2S-swsn
front beveled plats mirror, claw feet.
TOILET TABLE Of tuna mahogany, els from SIS
serpentins front. oval French plate mirror.
BUREAU Of quartsrsd oak. s27 from S33-Coloaial
scroll top, Is in. square beveed plate mirror.
DRESSER Of Circassian walnut, $50 from &5-swei
front. hanosons.y marked. French bsvsssd plate
PRINCESS DRESSER Of Circassian walnut, e3S nom
$4O-Swel front. one large and two anal drawers.
bsvsled plate mirror.
DRESSER OF CircaAsn walnut ct ~ hon $o6-
Colonial scroll, octAgon-shaped plate rnasroe, two
large and four small drawers wood knobs.
CHIFFONIER Of Circassan walnut at e66 from W.
turned pos.s shaped front, plate mirror, wood knobs
BUREAU white enaineed. at Sis.S6 from $l9-bsvslsd
plate oval mirror. straight front.
DRESSER, white enameled, at 80 from $S6-dust-
proof cons ruction. French plate mirror wood knobs
CHIFFONlER, white enameled. at $1s from WV
straight front. four large and two small drawers
beveled plate mirror.
CHIFFONIER. enamel at sls.76 from $25--oval plate
mirror four large and two small drawers TN EIosr
The evening world., 1913-10-08

any voice present In opposition TO the
proposed subway. No one replied. and
the Chairman concluded the meeting
with the remarks above.
The evening world., 1913-10-08
Charming Fancy China
From a Noted Maker

He is Reinhold Schlegelmch, and whatever he orgi-
mates in shapes designs apt to be ernuated by
other makers OF fancy China throughout the length and
breadth Of Germany.
Two of his new designs have just reached us-both
rich floral effects, in exquisite coorings They include
the pieces needed for the breakfast luncheon table,
for serving refreshments Although they are brand
new we have marked them at these special prices:
Tea y. 10.
90 oulon Cups Saue &c. $20 Cheese Cracker Pases iv
81 20 Ramkns and Plates TOO. 90 C... p,.,s. a, "a
Sbc Alter Dinner Coffee Cups Soc.
Goo Bread and Butter Plates $50. Saoo NJ. oo~.v
MsyonnAae Sets Sa'oe'
$25Chocolate Cups SsucersS6e V26 Cracker Jars le0
250Chocolsts Pots. ei.oS. rfth floor
The evening world., 1913-10-08
BRIDE Of week KILLED
on HONEYMOON IN WEST

PIAINFTE1D. n. j.. Oct. s-rhe
death of a bride by drowning Just a
The evening world., 1913-10-08
You VIII Like to See Esbecjallv

The Electric Lamps Of the Louis Ky. and XVI.
Lamps Of the same type at $3.50 to $500. "
The Carved Wood Floor Lamps, finshed In silt
with charming French silk shades Ut o6S TO COS. '
Alabaster Ceiling Fixtures from Florence. richly
mounted. for indirect lighting at $50 TO SSS.
Unique Ceiling Showers in Georgian and Adam
periods, for electricity. at t26 to S22S.
The evening world., 1913-10-08
Easy to Save a Quarter to Third
On This BEDROOM FURNITURE

Here golden opportunity still to furnish
apartment
We have reduced the prices this Furniture consists mostly
discontinued which
what whether particular style bu
Of them, when Is need?
OF the Furniture the fine GIMBEI standard and at its
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-03-21
BODY OF HESSIAN
IS FOUND
DEAD PROSPECTOR IS DlSCOV-
Erred BURIED UNDER SNOW
SLIDE NEAR MULLAN.

Mullan, Idaho, March 20.-Thc body
of Oar Hessian, the mar who was
killed yesterday in a snowslide in
Boulder creek, was found late last
night buried in 10 feet of snow. The
body was found sitting up in the snow
with the hands raised above the head
as if to ward off a blow. Death was
evidently due to ~suffocation, as there
We're no marks on the body. That
Hessian saw the snoWslide coming Is
attestcd to by his partner, Anderson,
who was at work in the snow cut or
tunnel the two were driving in the
bank of the flume, in which they were
trying to repair a leak.
Look out shouted Hcssian, "herc
a snoWslide!" The next instant
he was swept away by an avalanche
of fine, dry snow, which had started
far up the mountain. The snow in
stantly filled the place where Ander-
Sol was working. BY a lucky chance
he was forced against the flume,
where the air space between the flume
and the snow saved him from %suffoca-
ton. Anderson's tools were buried,
and it took him five hours to dig him
self out of the slide, working with his
bare hands. He tunneled about 30 feet
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-03-21
HAMILTON BRIEFS

Hamilton, March 20.-(Special.)-
Attorney Floyd j. Logan of Missoula
was in the city last evening on district
court business.
Judge John E. Patterson returned
this morning to Missoula, following his
hearing of the Lowery-Cole injunction
suit in the district court.
U. G. Life of Salt Lake, an official
of the Western Union Telegraph COM
pany, was a Hamilton visitor yester-
day, looking after company matters.
Mrs. Don w. King, who has been
visiting here for a couple of weeks,
left this afternoon for her home in
Chicago. Mr.. and Mrs. H. e. King,
who came here with her, left last week
for their home in Chicago.
Leo w. Phillips of Helena, who has
been here for some time organizing a
society of the Ancient Order of United
Workmen, left this morning for Mis-
soula.
Mrs. S. b. Clark of Victor wa in
Hamilton last evening to attend meet
ing of the local Eastern Star lodge.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-03-21
AT VICTOR

Victor, March 20.-(Special.)-A. H.
Stephens of the Independent Tele-
phone company a here for a couple
of days this week.
Mrs. Adam Horning and Mrs. Afford
did shopping in Stevensville Monday
afternoon.
DR.. r. H. Hanbidge returned his
morning from Darby, wher he had
been for a couple of days.
Mrs. Eph Rodgers visited this week
with her mother, Mrs. Dineen.
DIR. Sherman is in Corvallis on pro-
fessional business.
Mr.. Shirley, the fruit inspector, is
spending the week at the Engler
ranch.
The Ladies' Aid will meet with Mrs.
Arnold Clifton this afternoon.
Mrs. William Patullo spent yester-
day in Hamilton with her mother.
Slim Schmidt visited with friends
his week.
Mrs. Miller Humble shopped in Ste
~vensville Monday.
Mr.. Simerson of the. Day Produce
company, called On the merchants
Yesterday.
J. H.. Hoist attended to school bust
ness in Hamilton Sunday.