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1lunders Of French Writers.

Alexandre Dumas in his "Chevalier d'Hormental" made the excellent Blu vat declare in 171S that his pupil paints like GreuZe.' who was born seven years later. The same character ad- mires the galleries of the l'alais Royal. which were. not built till sixty-two years later
 Balzac makes Cousin Pons" buy q charming fan, "a divine chef d'"cuyre paintcd by Vatican and ordered by Nrmc. de Pompalonr." wh" was born in the very year that the artist died.
 AlphonSe Daudet shows us in Tar tarin" 4.OOO Arabs smiling like lu' natics till GOo.OO0 white teeth gisten cd in the sun"
 Tho GoncourtS tell us in Madame GervaiS:,iS" that "What sl" lacked and was at a loss for was an absence oi food to satisfy her appetite
 From Coppee w" get "tw" twins both of them eighteen years old
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No Escape From Them.

Even when the expected happens there are people who will insist on saying "I told you so." -..z.-- .-
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RAISING FUNDS FOR THE LOCAL '. M. C. A. CAMPAIGN FOR LOCAL SUPPORT WAS INAUGURATED YESTER-
 DAY WITH SUCCESS. Prominent Y. M. q. A. Officials and
 Local Business Men In.
 tereSted.

campaign in the interest of rais- funds for the support of the local Y. M. c. A. is being earnestly waged three days of this week by the mem- bers of the Board of Directors, offl- cials of the institution and other busi- ness men of the city. Wednesday was the first day of the campaign and re- ports late yesterday were very much in favor of the Y. M. C.. A., a nice sum having been secured. The work will be continued through today and Friday.
 Among those actively engaged Tn the work are V. o. Alexander. J. S' Wilson, T. M Hooker, K. M. Schober, Dr. J. F. Lemons, P. c. Chesnutt, Fred Fox, N. A. 'Waldron, of the Board Of Directors; Local Secretary A. A. Ira vers, field secretary for Arkansas and Oklahoma; James E. Congdon, Minor Woodward, w. N. Trulock and E. A. Howell. 'F
 The city has been divided into sev- eral districts and the campaigners are working in teams, there being about four or five teams. Interest is keen among the several teams as to
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Napoieon and Fate.

"Augerean once reproached Napoleon for not having died as a soldier should What would yoM have?' answered the emperor The bullets have spared me: fate has respected me: respect fate. Besides. Asia has need of man' ' He always said Providence was on his side. for those he had to overcome used always to attack him where he was strongest and never took advan- tasc of the lucky chances that were in their favor" During the Egyptian cam pnign he was once asleep under the wall of an ancient building when a portion of it fell. without a single stone touching him. On getting up he found a stone in his hand. Examining it. he discovered a cameo of Augustus. of great beauty. "So 1t goes on Every thing that might in lrc him only brings happy and often unexpected consequences" adds Princess Louise of Prussia ill "FOrty-five Years of My Life"
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PICTURES TODAY
AnluSpmentS.

The offering at the Orpheo today will be Tom Voice ventrliquist and will especially appeal to the children and will prove a very interesting per formance for the grown ups. His act is away from the old ventriliquists and is a novelty ,which will please. Closing the bill will be the lola Dog Circus which is one of the best if not the best in the business. The little animals perform some tricks which are almost human and all those who fail to see this act will miss one of the best that has been at the Orpheo in some time Seibert's Orchestra will continue to give their usual mu sical program which is rare treat in itself. s5af :,s.
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Why the Deaf Arc Grateful.

X pleasant contrast to the sad fate of Beethoven is furnished by Dr. Thlrl wall, the radical bishop of St. David'S, who wrote the history of Greece that held the field before the arrival "l Grute In his old age he hernne stone deaf, but. so far from frrttinG. declared that the intirmity was really q blessing. because it relieved him from the futil" conversation of hOreS One day a friend. forgetting the bishops deafness. greeted him with the usual remark about the weather 'Eh?" nncrird the bishop Tt iS q fine day" beloved the friend repeatedly int" the prelate's ear. When Thirlwall finally gr;lspcd the meaning nf ti" remark he quietly philosophized Dear me' How little a man loses by being deaf" London Chronicle.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The annual meeting of the stock holders of the Pine Bluff Trust Co.,, of Pine Bluff, Ark, will be held in the directors room of the Cotton Belt Savings and Trust Co.,. Tn the city of Pine Bluff on Monday, February 3rd 1913, at ii o'clock a. m., for the pur- pose of electing directors to serve for the ensuing year, and for the trans action of such other business as may properly come before said meeting.
 CHAS. A. GORDON,
 12-22-d1. Acting Secretary.
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Meet your friends at on' r. st room. Goldberg's Selz Royal Blue S@ce Store. t
 Kahn < Co.,, Jewellers, 4l2 Main street. Graduate optician to fit your glasses. Prices less. ti
 Tor Rent--Brick store 30x30. No. 10S Main street. Apply Leverenz Shoe Co.,, 314 Main street or phone S03 12-6 If
 Mrs. Johnson of No. 621 Cherry stre ct, was removed 0 the Davis Hos pital Tuesday for treatment.
 Now is your opportunity to get reul geunine bargains m fine furni- ture, rugs, draperies, lace cur ains etc. Sale begins Monday, January 6. Reap & Crawford Furniture Go. t'
 For Sale-Dry Hickory Stave Wood. Telephone Imperial Wheel Works. l2-l9 u
 10 per cent. to 30 per cent dis count on our ent re stock, exec! t Hoosier, Macey, and Duntley good' Sale begins Monday. Reap. & Craw ford Furniture Go. t.
 LOST-Gold locket with J. H. c. engraved on it. Return to Harry Clayton, 512 West Second avenue.
 All coal heating s'oves at cost. this includes Laurel Base Burners and the 2Oth Century Laurel Heaters. Now is your chance for bargain while they last at CLlIVELAND-M'A"- "- THEWS HARDWARE co. tf
 We make a leader of SherWin Williams Paints, because they repre- sent the best paint value on the mar ket. Sold by Claud Clegg & Co.,, 5th and Man. tf
 We have not attempted to put on a sale absolutely beyond your com prehension, and we have no bank rupt stock, but honestly we have some real bargains and our effort is a legitimate Clearance Sale of fine fur niture etc Reap & Crawford Furn = ture Go. U John Brown, negro, was arrest ed yesterday by Deputy Constable Jim Moore on charge of disturbing the peace. His hearing is set for Friday in Magistrate l.. E. Cheeks court.
 Our Clearance Sale begins Mon day morning. Everything marked in plain figures. A child can buy from us with as much security as a grown person. Reap & Crawford Furniture Co, If
 --Ucruty Constable D w. &.e,yart yesterday arrested Tom Pope, g 1c- gro. charged with disturbing the peace. His wife, Hattie Pope, made the charge They are residents of l!oboken.
 Repair that leaky roof wir r~ige ' or Malthoid roofing, for safe by CLEVELAND MATTHEWS HARD WARE co. If -Sallie Medley, a negress, was ar rested yesterday by Deputy Constable Stewart, on charge of failing to vacate house after notice had been served on her by c. s. McNew, a To- cal real estate agent Her case will be heard in agistrate Cheeks court
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NOTICE!

The Editorial and Business depart. ments are now in different rooms. It is therefore absolutely necessary to use the telephones in this office as follows:
 For Day Calls, Telephone No. If
 For Night Calls, Telephone No. S6
 If day phone is called at night. or night phone in day they can not be answered.
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MISS ELEANOR WILSON.

New York, Jan. 15.-Mrs. Woodrow Wilson's announcement that she will not sanction any such dances as the turkey-trot, bunny-hug, Dallas dip, etc., at official affairs in Washington after she becomes the First Lady of the Land. has the unanimous approval of her three daughters, who will as- sist her in the subduing of these far too-fervid dances. Miss Eleanor Will
 son, who is a student at the Academy of Fine Arts in Philadelphia, carried on a single-handed crusade against such dances at Academy functions and succeeded in having them abolished.
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| If you ihave some needed pieces
 of furniture, or lace curtains, or | draperies or rugs to buy, now is your | Opportunity to save some money
 Reap & Crawford Furniture Co. If | Magnolia Camp, No. 5764, Royal Neighbors of America will meet in | regular sess on tonight at their nall on Main street. All members are re- quested to be present.
 --F. W. Hoyler, of this city, was l elected shiek of the Al Hassan Tom pie No. 136. Dramatic Order Knigh1s 5 | of khorassan at an annual meeting 1 of that order in Ii tie Rock on Tues | day. .t,- The election of Miss Ruth Harold
 of Pine Bluff, as enrolling clerk was not matter of great surprise, as Miss | Harold proved to be a first-class pol
 it,cian. Fort the past week she has canvassed the members of the house as carefully as a Dutch farmer culti- wares his garden. Little Rock Ga Zette.
 In the Senate Tuesday Senator White introduced Senate Bill No. 13, to establish the Falalley Lake Levee District in Jefferson county, to erect levees and maintain them by assess ment on the property in the d strict. J. w. Scales, J. M. Oracle and J
 w. Bunch were named as directors. The bill was read twice and made a special order for Wednesday mo!n- ing.
 MoIt!.e To5H the Fee.
 MOltke paid repv.ue.l visits to hi: ! nephew's villa. and it was there that Il, drOll incident occurred under the chest nut trees of the picturesque garden. One day stranger looking over the garden railings saw an old man. whose well worn straw hat seemed to be- token the gardener. They say that Moltke Is oA . visit here. Could you tell me. sir, whether it might be pos. sible to catch sight of him The old man replied that if the gentleman would come again in the course of the afternoon he might perhaps sec Moltke in the garden. In his joy the stranger rendered q mark to the communicative gardener" who promptly pocketed it. The strangers consternation may well hp ina rinaI when on his return in the afternoon he beheId the identical old gardener" walking arm in arm with Major vOn Burt Moltke waved a greeting and with smile called out to him. "I have still got your mark. ."- "Gerlnan Memories"
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Owing 10 the fact that Madame Bella PevZner a prominent lecturer on Palestine is due to arrive in Lt- tie Rock on Friday, January IT, t has been found necessary to post pone the. exchange of pulpits between Dr. Louis Witt, of Ll,tle Rock, and Rabbi Joseph Jasin of this ely, for another wnok
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Isaac Dreyfus Co.
 The One Bloch" Stor

W. E. Snipes, who was a patient at the Davis Hospital for several weeks. was taken to the State Hos nital for Nervouses Disease at Little Rock Tuesday by Deputy Sheriff R. tH. Williams. MT. Snipes is we'll known farmer and lived for many years on the north side of the river. near this city.
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NOW IS THE TINE

We W Il renovate your cid mat. 'resses, cover them with the latest a0 signs of PLAIN OR FANCY TICKrNc and make them like new al red,rad price. = =
 TURNER BEDDING FACTORY
 Wholesale manufacturers of all grades mattresses and pillows. Long distance and local phone S96 ! G. 21-. I'm PINE BLUFF. ARK
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FOR RENT

GIG Linden street. HOG w. 9th ave. 1909 Plum street. 205 F.. 9th avenue. 1120 Tennessee street. 919 w. Third avenue. 907 Pennsylvania St. 18th and Hazel. 1501 w. Barraque street. 1903 w. Sth avenue. 705 Texas street. 108 Va. street. 107 Pa. street. 515 F. 9th avenue. 1908 w. Pullen street.
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No Doubt.

visitor-"What lovely furniture! Little Tommy-"Yes; think the man we bought 1t from is sorry now he sold 1t: anyway. he's always call- ing"
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which will have the best record al the end of the campaign
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-01-03
sran @m. Sod.

Starb in ibrer @obmlilg, IN Der
M1be BON Ban, am leBten CONS
too glberb, rab laipgen uno ibmer5-
Iiden 2eioen, ssrau Hebeccab &od,
geb. Stoenner, @attin bon 8m.
@od, inn Sitter bon 55 Sabret.
sspau Sod ipnrSe in Der Rabe
BON Bah geboren, mo lie ali6 berm.
tpnfs im6 inn Sabr 1890 6id nit
@m. Sod perbeiratbete. aitber
benr tiefbetriibten @otten uno bier
ainoern, biutcrI6bt Ole GerItorbeite
nod 5rei 9riiber, foipie audi brei
Sfhpeitern, pelde ibret Sob be-
traueru, tpdrirlib: sSris Stoenner.
BON Ban. @eo. Stoenner, BON 2eba'
IL, @o.; 9ietrib Stoenner, bon
8ellirgton, NO.; Srmt 9oro
sSluder, bon 8ellington, Mo.; Spail
Morp 8reipel, bon &anias, lnr
;srau Senrp 2innemann, BON 8ap.
Sic 8eerbierng fanb am lebter
Montag, nnter iebr aablreif,er 8e'
tbeiligurg, anf Dem Jrieo6of Bel Der
gbongI ct. 8olLs Stride in aa.
gi1De bon 9nD,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-01-03
800 set5Dtet nnO 6,22o per,u,,noet.
Ynf ben Giienbabnen MifIoiiri's in-
nerbalb eines sSabres.

gom 80. ss1lni 1911 Bis 5ilm 30.
sssnni 1912 ipurben in WiiIorri 800
8erionen aiif giienbabnen getOotet
qenl1b einefn 9erift Der Itootlid}cil
giIenbabn Gommiiidre. Son ben
@etooteten tuaper aber MIR 3 Tolio'
giere, oie iibrigen 8abnangeitel1te
ltftb 26t a,lbere Yerionen Bon Den
8erpltnbeten iparen 1885 9ahn-
ai1geitellte, 744 Eoliagiere, 1913
GoItclerfs llnb 41S iparen Eranps
ooer blirlbe 8aiiagiere
sfuf Der Mifiouri 8acific tpurben
25 glngeitellte aet66tet iinb 35 an
6ere 8erionen berart perlett, oab
tie itarben. CAB Mnaeitellte, 165
8oiiasiere, 81 Goitclerfs lnb 11S
aft6epe Eerionen ipurbert perlett.
Muf ser gbicago & gnton ipirben
3 slngeitelte unb 10 an6ere Gerio.
nen getobtet ,lnb 178 slrgeiteIlte, t3
8ailogiere nnb 13 anbere Gerionen
perlett.
Nut Utl ~, ". " X. iuulpeit
slngeIteIlte alnb iieben attbere Ser.
ionefl getobtet lnb 279 9lngeIteIlte,
13t Gaiiaepre. 3 Goitclerfs iunb
t6 an6ere Gerionen perlebt.
gluf Ser &of sssIafr6 piirben 9
MngeItellte unb 19 anbere Gerionen
gctobtet, 81 9lngeitellte, 66 Gaiio.
aiere, 8 8o5tclerfs unb II anbere
Eerionen perlebt
@on ben Taiiogieren, bie getobtet
|ipurben, famen 9 aitf Der gSabaib
|1npo einer ouf Ser Cotton @elt
Giienbobn Inn.
Der Geforb oieier @iienbabncn
fir bus Sahr porher mar: 35S
Ierionen aetDbtet iino 6,519 Der.
nun6et. @on 6en @eto6teteR iparen
f21 slrgeitellte, z 8oiIasiere unh
I:225 artbere 8erfpneit. GoR aen
GerIebten Karen 5,237 9fngeitefl&,
723 Goiiagiere uno $50 nthere
@erionen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-01-03
Berger

6rall Sobn @ittbnus, bon ct.
Solls, peld'e mehrere @phen bier
bel .Tenrpnbten nnh Sreluloen aiif
gcii,d, mar. retlte am lebten Cont
iog micScr nod, ballie.
Otto Sd'nlibt crbielt in Der pori.
gen ISOLDE brei Gorlooungen Sd)nei.
ne 5um ntiIteH.
9ei @alter Sor0erbaie nnb Sat
till lit bicier Soge Ser Storh cilrge.
fcbrt mo bat Elm oralles, fleines
Mabel binterloIlen.
6rou Sophia @pllblod lit nadl
St 2oius gereiit nnS miro oaiel6't
llle6rere Mpltate alrf 9eiildj BEL III
rem &inoern peripeilen.
GhaS. Iahrner. bon Scrinanu, luar
rn lcttcil Wiontng bier iulb faufte
nehrsre Garlnoltlgen Strob, 5llnl
&erinnet nad. Sernlaltl.
9Sm. Gelnper imb @attin iuirben
onrh bic Gieburt zines fIeinen gNios
deits erfreitt, ipelfes iebofl leiber
nnd' lncnlgclt Stinl0eH pom Sooe
rreilt, inc, ouf Der aelllper Fnrn
taeroi9t puroe.
llntcr Sen bieiiQen 9eilldern nnn
oltSap1rt$, ipdbrenS 6c- 6eiertage,
fcnmrftpn mir inter anoern Die fol-
gcnSen: 6rIs. 0lfie Soih, @ertpuoe
Gapis mo SInna @llmer, iomie Gan
" 6nio, 9lrfie, SIop ilnb 0npton
Sopia ifnb @lIt. 0ieterle.
9oili5 @oeper, ne6It @nttilt lilto
Giil&eru, bon MorriiolL maren iiber
g9ei6nadlicn bier auf 9eildj tei so.
itor Goiss mo @ottin, Den GItcrn
ron Srou @oeacr.
Wiocimonn uph Sour brodlten am
lebteu 6reitog eiuc Gorlaoluig
Muuleiel bierber.
Oscar Strotbmann, bon Serlng.
ION, Mo., lit 9eQenm6rtig hier ailf
9eiud, BEL ietllen gltern.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-01-03
sseite i'm Sabre 1918.

San ssobre 1913 iaIlen Die beipeg-
Iihen sSeite iebr friib. 6aitrabts-
Dienstag lit am A. Sebriar, Oitent
am %. aRar5, Sirnmelfnbrt am 1.
Waai gs lit iebr ielten, bab Sitern
10 friib fallt: es farm iiberboupt nihi
friiber ols ailf ben %. Wedr5 fallen
uno 0os nur, tpenn am 81 8oll-
mono ilno am 90. Sontitaa lit. Die.
fer boppeIte ltmStonb bot iidl aber
burfidnittIid) niir ie einnloI in ei-
mem ssobumlnberte ereienet SIN
sssabre 1918 fieI Sitern nitf ben %.
Mars mo oies lit erIt luieocr I'M
Sabre 1000 sii eriparten. 3tpiifen
1901 r,to 1000 fonitte Sitern MIR
I'M Sabre 1918 nuf oen 90 Wsdr5
iallen, ba am 81 Mdr5 gollntoiro
inb am rl16iten Soge Coming ipnr.
mas tlift b1nfiger als in 100 Sabre
sitiarnmentrifft. Ga Sitern Der
tpiGtigite beipeglide Seiertng lit, 10
.ridtett iidb ale alr6epen nod ieiner
SeitIet,rlg, oesboIb mirb Giderrnitt-
mod am 5. Sebrliar, GbriIti Sinnel.
fabrt am 1. Mai mo Hfiigiten art
II. Wsai itnttfinSen. Die ipdteiten
Siternfeite bes 10. iinb 90 ssabr.
bnnoerts iparen hie bonn "a. glpril
1859 unb 90. april 1S4S unb 1905.
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Snlims Strcfer @lcidfalls elm Sp-
fer Der 2nngcneutsiinbnng.

SSulins 5treder, meI6er bereits
am Letter Sumstag ii6er llntpobl-
ieiit qefloqt hattie, beQob lid an
5oniltaa 81 @ett, uno ols Scr @pr.
idlog qenlod,t lpurbe, einen slrst
III boIen, erhob er @ioeriprlth ill-
Dem er iogte, es tpare on nifiten
9}or1cn rph 3eit gerilg, nenn er
lid, bis bohin nidlt aebeilert bate.
9risfo Sieoler, Elm 9todrbnr. fnnb
i'm friib ON Wontoa Worgen i'm
iterbenben 3nitano inb ebe nod
1rstliher 9eiltafto bei6afft iperben
fnmltc, tnar ser SOB bereits eiilge-
treten.
sSuIius Strefer mar friiber piele
Snhre binburh i'm @eiddft oes
peritorhenen Guguit gegenann oipge-
itellt: er mar bantnls elm rniiiterbaf-
ter il,nger Mann; arbeitiam itnb
pcr puten Sitten. SpGter perbei-
ratbete er lid, mb Der gbe ent-
iprollaen 4 &in6er, non pelhcn 3
nod am 2eben iirb. glIIes 9ing
gut bis Streder cine Sdtaiftpirtb-
id,aft aiming; cr mar 81 id,ipad Inn
scr geriiiduRg 5li ipioeriteben ltnb
fieI ibr 6aber 5iIin Spfer. Sein
@eid}dft ging 5u @rutoe; ieine @at.
Tin IieB ii6 BON ibm ideiben nno
er mar ridt mebr intitnirbe ieine
Gdap1dje 81 bemeiitern. gr itarb
i'm sIItpr BON Sc sSobren einfam
itp6 alcin in ieiner drmIidep @ob-
nuftg. glnber ieinen 3 &ifpbern bin.
terIGBt er nod, nebrere 9riiber ini6
ShpeItern.
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9es Suites Grnte,
5ran Siobert 8alfer.

ssrau Seattle g9alfer, geb. 8linge,
@attin BON Iihter &obert 8alfer,
5tarb am lesten Montag Worgen,
tea6 IGalgerem 2eioen. &rosoem
Sral @aIfer idon felt Sabrerr ge-
.franfeIt bate, fam Dos gnbe am
Montag Wsopgen bod) unertpartet,
iiroem bic iatruntliden nafiten 8er.
ipnnoten, tpelhe bon elmer ioIhen
snjhen rro DerbangniBpolen 8eno.
ing feline abn,lns batter, oarnm
BON ibrem 9erluit I'M 10 berber be.
troffen tpur0en.
syrau @alfer's 8elillpobeits5ltitano
mar Nboat ieit lnpger 3eit febr be-
Iorgniberregelo nno ibr @atte batte
odber pieIe 8doer unb Sanatorien
nit Ser 2eioenoen beiudt, iotpie aiih
Die beiten sler5te 81 &atbe ge5ogen,
leioer jeooh tparen ale Spfer, INN
oie 9etoenbe Dem Sobe 81 entreiBen,
berge6lid.
Die 8erltorbene nnnbe ON B.
September 1870 m Serrttaitit ges
boren uno perbciratbete iib am 26.
December 1894 NIT 9fihter &obert
gSalfer. Ser @be efltiproBten feline
ainoer, lltio ouBer Dem tiefbetriibteil
8atten binterldBt Die Dabingel6ie'
6ene nod ibre bodbetogte Miitter,
Gli5abetb &Iiage, ioipie cine S6tpe.
tier, sSrnu 6. 6. Rrebiger, ipelhe
ibr tribes Sinideioen betraiern.
Die 9eeroigung fnno am lesten
@1ittipofb glad)mittog bon Der ct.
9sarIs Stride aus. aiif ben itaoti'
icben Sriebbofe itatt, ilnter getbeili-
grng eitRr groBen @nsabl Seiotra'
aen6er, lpeId,e erid,ienen tuarelr Inn
Ser @erItorbenen ole Iette ghre 81
eripeiien. gnItcr 9aiss, BON Berger,
leitete bie 2eibenieier ia Der Stride
ilno ipiSmete Der DnbingeIdiebene
lparme 8orte Der Grinnerilng.
Die 8erItorbene mar nlGgeinein be.
Iiebt inpo geodtet unb ibr 10 friib-
3eitiger 600 miro in uliierein Sc
nieilhpelen, mo lie geboren itltb be-
itanbig getpobnt batte, aageInein be.
trauert
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@orriion.

Srib gramer, bon SebaIia, mar
iiber bie Seiertage bier nilf geinh
bei ieinen 8rnber.
SRI. 8elnla bon 2anpi ipilr0e am
norigen 9onnerstag nod ct. Souis
gebrodt Inn ii6 elmer glinhborn.
Operation 5ii unter5ieben.
Senrp 3eibmaru1 i,n6 @attin
itatteten borige @ode ibrer Tod,
ter, 5rau slIer. Sdneioer. i'm @tlag.
eiien geiu6 ab.
sllbert Slime ir., bon Snbepen-
ocncc. Io,, befinbet iih gegentpdrtig
bier auf 8eilth bel ieiiren gngeb0ri-
gen.
Srau Sreb. gefmonit BON gbaln-
ois, lit 5ur 3eit bier aif geiihb
hpi ihren @ltern, S. 8, grnnM itn6
Satin.
s[rtbur Steilrfe, meIher in ct.
2olis in Strobenbabnoienit afge.
itellt lit, berlebte Die sSeicrtoge bier
bel Ieinen @lterii.
Sobn Eihappler. bon Sreberifs-
burg. reiite am porigen Mittipo6
alif nebrere Gage gum geIudj nnh
Sefierion Gitp.
Sscar &ari1er perIebt bie beuri-
gen Seiertage in Columbia, Mo.
SRI. @anbb Golf inb ssrau O..
Tortiirger, bon ct. 2ouis, befinoen
lidy bieie @ode ouf 9eind Bel GbaS,
Calf.
Die @eibnadtsieier in Der hieIi-
ger GpoltgI. Stride mar iebr bifbidl
arrangiert llno erfreiltp iid) eines
| iebr sablreidleH 8eiltds.
llnier iieles SrGeltcr liefcrte oie
@lriif sum @eibnahtsbal, in
gbnmois. iotpie auh 5ium 9seitiabrs-
baa, peld)er am Splneiter slbenf
bier itattfanS.
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