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The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1914-07-31
Notice to Creditors.

ESTATE OF Amelia Nicolai deceased
Notice Is hereby given by the undersigned
Nicolai, deceased. to the creditors OF. and
a. persons having claims against the said
deceased to exhibit them with the necessary
publication OF this notice to the said
Administrator at his Residence in Rath
arum IDAHO the same being the place for the
transaction OF the business Of said estate
IN the County OF Kootenai, State of Idaho
Dated this LIST day Of July. 1914.
ARTHUR W. NICOLAI
o. July o-Si Administrator.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1914-07-31
bOYS and GIRLS
AT SPOKANE FAIR
Education and Amusement Of
Children Strongly Considered
In Arranging Program
| For Nine Days.

Education and amusement for the
child at the Spokane Fair go hand In
hand with the endeavors to produce
better farms and efficient farmers in the
Inland Empire. The 1914 Fair prom
Uses more ideas and more fun for the
children than ever in the history Of the
institution. A liberal list of prizes In
ment and athletic features make the
children's departments at the fair very
inviting for youths Of all ages.
Among the departments where prizes
are offered at the Fair this year is the
School Garden Contest, which Is under
the direction Of Professor Thomas A.
Bonser, e 1927 Providence avenue,
Spokane All the children's exhibits
must be in place at the Fair grounds
by noon. Sept IL, and all children
bringing work or products for display
purposes will be admitted free that
morning. There are over $500 cash
prizes offered In this department, and
the entire contest has been arranged
IN connection with the Washington
State Boys and Girls Agricultural Con.
test One OF the special prizes offered
in this department Is a registered Jer-
sey bull calf to the boy or girl exhibit
ing the best Jersey heifer calf, grade
or pure bred. over three months and
under year In age. The calf must
be raised and attended to exclusively
by the exhibitor.
Three Chfldren's Days.
There Will be three Ohildren's DAYS
Saturday. Sept IL; Monday, Sept IA,
and Saturday, Sept 10. On all these
days the admission charge for chill
dren will be 10 cents, and In order to
further interest the children the man.
agement this year will sell a season
ticket for 80 cents This will admit
them every day In the week.
For the children as well as the older
visitors to the fair the management
this year viii offer an animal show.
which will be entertaining for every
body. The three trained elephants
with the Patterson shows. Captain
Webb's performing seals, which are by
TAR the most clever and interesting OF
all animals. and the famous Duttou
riding act will furnish three acts which
Inc children will thoroughly enjoy. !
Added to these will be the feats Of the
cowboys and cowgirls that accompany
The Irwin Wild West Show, which will
put on Frontier Days" every evening
turing the week. These are only a
'ew OF the special stunts that will be
'nered for the entertainment of young
Ind old.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1914-07-31
office to Creditors.
Estate of Byron E. Green, Deceased

NGIloE Is hereby given by the undersign.
ed Executrix of the Estate OF Rvron =
Green. deceased. to the creditors n and
a. persons having claims against the said
ae leased. to exhibit them with the necessary
,,hf, within 10 months after the arst
Suaioalioh OF thls notice. to the said
Executrix at her residence at Corbin
Junct.' kootenai Co.. Idaho, the
same oelug the place for the
transactlon OF the business of said estate.
In the County Of kootenai, State of idaho.
Dated, this 18th day Of July. 1914.
BIRDIE E. GREEN,
o. July zs,-ang. Il. Executrix
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1914-07-31
ALIAS SUMMONS.

In the District Court OF the Eighth Judicial
District OF the State of Idaho, in and Tor
the County OF kootenai.
Lucy Franklin Plaintiff. Alias
George f. Franklin, Defendant Summons
The State Of Idaho to George E. franklin,
the above defendant:
You are hereby notified that complaint
mas mas beer been h!ed In the Office Of the Clerk Of
and for the County Of Kootenai. ut CEur d..
Aiene; said County and State, by the above
enna plaintiff against YOU the said de-
q decree OF divorce from you on the ground
that about the first day OF June. 1912. you
willuily and without cause deserted and
have continued to so wilfully and without
cause desert and abandon plaintiff and to
I've I'VE separate and apart from her against her
alleged that plaintiff and defendant inter-
married at Oseo. Wisconsin, on the 25th day
OF November, 1880. and ever since have been
and now are husband and wife. and that
marriage. N
Reference Is hereby made to the conn plant
on ME Tor further particulars.
You are hereby directed to appear and
after the service hereof ii served within the
Eighth judicial District of the State Of
Idaho. and within forty days II served else
And you are further notified that nn,ess
you SO appear and answer rs above directed
plaintiff will apply to the court for the
relief demanded In the complaint.
Witness my hand and the seal OF the said
~ District Court.thls End day OF July.
SEAL. 1914. j. f. DANDY, Clerk.
@Nj ByW. Z. Quarles, Deputy.
Martin Poleson and W. F. Morrison, Jr.
attorneys for Plaintiff, residence and
7. U. Address. Rathdrum and Occur d.
Alene. Idaho, respectively.
0t-July 10 -Aug14
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1914-07-31
ALIAS SUMMONS.

In the District Court Of the Eighth Judicial
District OF the State OF Idaho, In and for
the County OF kootenai.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-11
0es 3aiiers 0eburtsban

ghte unb redie Spreeattenr leasn
hoben Werth barnuf. bdb GaiIer WDils
helm Ii. in Berlin uno nif3t in potss
Dam gebcren III. sic faIten bic poiss
banner fir iebr .potsbdmIih". binges
aen bic 8erliner fir .febr h<lle1.
Wenn Der 4lte Grit 70 grobs .Snfdlle
in N appp" gebabt babe. 10 iomme
bns ebeH DnEer. boB er elm rihtiser
gerliner astpeien isi.
9as geburtsbaus bes Rdifsrs III
aber nidt oas t6nislide S1loB, bic
8eburtEdtdtte sSriebribs bes 0robfH.
foubern bas fronprinslide poIais. Es
Iieat bsm 3eugboufe seseniiber unb
bilbet init Den Ddufern NieberIogs
ftrabe ] bis 3, Dberipalliirabe % unp
Werberlds NoienItraBe / bis 3 eints
Der fpertbnoIIiien Orunbitiide bes
Rronfibeiiontmib. Geine Gd9inte
beoinut i'm lesten Drittel bsS ~.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-11

Steherts sod heibt i'm
gol.smunoe cine Stele in Der 5auel
oterbalb Spanbaus. bic i'm Wirier.
pie mon inst alldbrlih elm Gpfer
iproert. r9or bunpert Sabrsn". beibt
eg, .asrietb Elm SpnnDauer 8drsec
Ramens Stsdert, Der NIT ieiner Jrdu
ano brsi ainbsrn einen ausfIug na1
8aleniinsperosr uniernomnteH bate,
bel Der Riidfabrt NIT ieinem Stut!.
Tflitten i'm Sunteln an cine ssfdbrlite
Sieae. pp bas Gis infclse DER itartea
Stromina nur Ielten sufror, uno srs
trant." Seitosm bsiBt bic S.elle. Gle
ourt Stansen bs3eihnst mar. Ste,
heris 2od,1. 1867 ertrans ebsnfaIs
einer BON sipei Sponoaner piirse,n.
bi. cine .pieiidIittenfahri" nah
Oronienburs ssplant hatten, bsin
.@rpBen gBaa", elmer Snfel in Der
glahe BON Ststsrts Cod; Der anoere
ipuroe asrettsi. neil ibm Elm am Weiss
ufer piliiaenper Bauer cine Pferoeleine
auiparf. gim Citufsr bei Sif6erts
God, ober iianb friikr Elm fdipdrSss
6plstreus, uonah eas llfer On ensr
Gteue bic .areuSsde" bieb. Wabrs
If,einlif bat man Dor. einmai ein.n
Ghiffsr, Der i'm WaHsr peruHsliidte.
an Cri uno GtsIle bsgraben InD nas
areus als Grinnerunss5eihen errtns
tet. Jerner iit In Gietxrts Cod Dor
sobren ein Sdser ertrunstn Die
arrussde mar olio ibniidGli4 cine
oef1brlihe Gtellt. Deslueaen irurDe
bort friiber i'm Winter Elm WGhter
nit einsm RettunasbalI bingei&idt.
Die llriahe Der itarfen GsrSmung
mar elm pom OroBen qDaa aus ins
MaFer hinsin esbaiiies Webr, bds bi.
Hn6rrinne in bic gl6tk bes Ciiufers
psrleate mnb bis 1897 ttftanb. Mudj
spifhen Gpanbon unb potsbam be-
fitt bic 6opel irob ibres gtrinsen Gts
fdlIss asf6brlihe Giellen, 10 bsi ber
spfoueninieI unb Tn Der glGhe Der Ga.
rctuer Qirh<. ytrner lam bic fur bic
syGbre nufgeeifte Ste1e llHpcrii1tiaen
in Scr Tnnie;seii lsint sef6brlin iref.
ben. Gffenbar In ss fir aelte, bk bas
Gis nift iebr ssndu ftnnfn. nh4t
roihidm. bic Gisbede eines 0IuiIes an
eintr nid1t dusoriidlin tr<ioeaetentn
.Gteue az bttretsn.
= - ss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-11

Sabrbunbsrts, ols iid bier Gin BE-
bienter1 bes grObsn surfiiriien, be-
@eb. Gdmnerietret1r Wsarsit ei1
Dorberh1ns nit sipei s,ofFliiqeln err
baute. Gpdter fpurbe bas 6aus burd,
|einen breigeidoHigen Reubdu an ser
RieoerIagitraBs eripeitert. Bouherr
mar Der Warftdu bon Shcmbtra.
Der nuh aufbebuns oes Gbifts BON
Hdnies m fiirfiiriilifs Tieniie getres
/ ten !uur ldnee bat CT am branpens
bnraliden .Srfe niht gstpeilt, benn
tura n1h bsm 5ooe beg GroBen aurs
| fiirften nabm CT Griegsoieniie in gnas
lann. Gsitbem bisnie bos 6ous ip1ls
rsnb einiger SabrSebnts ols amisnOf
ming bes jebssmnIigsn 0ouperneurs
bon Berlin. Sfcn i'm Sabre 1733
iourbs ss anf 8efebl 1risbrih WiIs
belms /. burh Gjerlad) eripeitert uu0
psrldDnert. nm binfort bem in Rups
| pin aarniionisrenben Gronprin5en, ftr
| fid am 12. JGni ebenoesielben snbres
limit Der qrin5eiiin gliiabetb gbriitine
BON 8raunfttpeigs 8epcrn permdtft
hattie. Bel ieinen 8einden in Berlin
als Gbitsiaequartier su bisnen. gfnH
mar oos 60us .palais" eslporhsn,
aber bsr aronprin3 benubie Is MIR
feiteu, unp nIs a6nia iiberipies er eS
bem prinssn qusuit gGilbelm BON
grcpben, Der i'm 0srsin nit ieiner
esmablin irobes 2eben III bic id10Hen
R6ume souberte. Rad bsm 6einaang
oes 6ausherrn fpuroe Is in benz pa-
!ais itilIer, nnb isbr i.ia. oIs Die
prinsefiin i'm Sabre 1880 ibrsn &C.
ncbl in ben 5op aefolgI mar.
Gin nsuer qlbfdlnttt te9ann fir oa5
8olais nit oem "a. December 1913:
lcieeerum bislt Elm iuasnolifes paar
Gin3uq aronprins jrisorid Iils
helm nno ielne asliebie Guile. Nah
oIs Gonia uno aonigin tlisbsu iie in
ben lighaeporceHen Riumen ppbnen
- er in ben CUR redten Seite sele1es
nen bes GrbgsIfo'ies. lie in ben BARI
Der befinoiiten nes obersn Stodperts.
dr0tlite uno oiiitlits Giunoen flcis
isn Der i0niaIiten 9eippbntrn oahin,
tis Die 2eit Der idperen go!b anbrab.
9lm %. Wdrs 1897 ipar es. als bier
i'm goidis prins Wilbslri, ipdter 60
MIA luto Galie. gGilbslm L.. aeborsn
ipuroe. TaIt ii;nI3ig Sabre ipd.sr, an
Z. ssuni 1910, perlieB a6nie 5risbrih
4ilheIm Ill. ras pulais. I'M Gtntshr
su halten In Sem iiilleu Wlauiolenm
beg Gharipttsnbureer Shlobpcrts.
Gerdume 3eit rergino /. =. 5rleos
rid Milbelm, Hafmdls aaiisr 6rl.os
| rid III. par tsrangsipdhien. am
20. Sdnuar 1853 permdblte CT iih gu
2onopn nit 9ittorid, prineei1e RoraL
bon grobbrtannien uno SrlaHo.
RAD isinem gin3use in Berlin, am 8.
;te6rudr 1858, nd1m oas junse Vanr
suaadIt Wcbnuns i'm aOnisitGeu
SdlloE uno ip1ter in Dem pom 5ofs
baurat1 Grad uGlge6auten lsaldi3.
90 battle ber aIte 8du, Der outh Ir's
isbsn zines sipeiteH Stodper.s nit
hpber Militia, 9orisBsn zines pon Soas
len aetraasnen 9altons nit llnterfdirt
unb qnolisberung elmer Sduisnots
ranoa erEsbIid Oerdnoert mar. nsae
.qrenprinsens" als 8eTogner erEols
len. am 27. Sanuar 1859 nuroe Der
grin, Wilbeln, ieit hem 15. Srri
1888 G6nia uuo Eaiier gDiltelm H..
Der nun in iein So. 2ebensiahr trut,
bort osbpren. Iss aaiisrs Geihiu;s
iter fine i'm Ye,rn 9alais BEL Dots
BAN .eeboren, ausaenonmsB yrin3:ti
/ Sopbie, jebt aonigiH BON 8rlshsn'
lamb. eeren Gsburtsort potsoam
ielbit 1T.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-11
Sier5ebntes aapitel

Ter 3uitano Glma's id]ien piel
9cocnfen al crregen, oenu ibr Batter
bate nid)t mir cine ldngere Inter.
rouna nit Den beioen berbeigeruienen
sler;ten, bepor iie oil bns 9ett Der
aranfen trnten, ioibern 0ieie gaben
md eiller ioraiamen llnteriuhung 10
itrenge @erbnltnngsmaBreeeln oaB
Die jllnee 5rau in aHgit uno Gorge
erbebte.
Ter slr3t. nelher oiierit Gina iei-
neH Ueiiiano sem6brt bate, mar su
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-11
OrHnoeistntbnmss sllsbertraguusen.
gintinnafi. 10 sssbr

gineianati, 10 Jsbr.
Sobn grortermann an anna O.
9rortermann. Got All unb 2beil BON
Got 470 In 4lsranber Ynboad's llHs
tsrubfbeilung in Jairmcunt. 81.
Qnna 9asrttnsr u. Mnb. an Jobn
5auier Ii. ano.. 46 1uB an tsr Dor@
bus Strdbe in JOrbuspillt. 81.
Grbtn bon Waub GbdD. biird3 ben
Gberiff. an Samss Sbap, 1888 Ader
GaHb tn anbtrfaa 1ounfbip. $500.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-11
Granseisextbams .6srstbefen.
gineinnati. 10. Jebr.

Reue 6npotbef.n.
Sobn s.. 9Oblsp an Goutkrn Gbio
SaDings 8ant Go. $4,000.
Sohn 6aufer on gant Str. .. u.
60. 1920.
3enrp y. Sdnerfpein an 9riebton
German gant Go. $500.
SplDia u. Emitb an Cincinnati
Woriinsmens Club 9. uno 6. Go.
$4,000.
Oeoree e. Hinber an Goutxrn
Chio 6. unb 3. 60. $4,000.
Games Sban an 6tIsn q. Yisree.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-11

! qIoee 6. unb 3. 60. $4,000.
Waric u, Murrab an gait tsnb 6.
". So. $1750.
2lppOllonio DiIbelm on 5orfihritt
gdnperein. $500.
| oenrp W. Ruhd an 5rant .GIaab.
$3.50.
1lord & DooIan an Senute 6. uno
9. q. So. $500.
nenrn gmbsboff an eagle 9. iino
e. u. $2500.
annis 8. alinc oil 5arrp DifmaH
II. anb. S64o.
ssn.arD gerssl an Riperiios 3. u. II.
8. SO. $1250.
Wlorp 6. 8bits an Sarab Gcr.
$687.5O.
Warp 6. galon an Columbia 9.
uno &. q. 60. $500.
Jnlia sd. Sfleder an Sostbern
Ohio 8. uno 3. so. $500.
Sulia R. Sd,lsdsr an sSsnnie s..
Gobbarp. $500.
Gbriltian Anoersbauier an Sucob
WaneeIeii. $3.50.
Sohn 6. Seoncs an 9lOonoale g.
uno q. 60. $4,000.
2ena R. WattbeD or @eIt Ctr. g.
u. Po. /. 5000.
eli5abetb Ron an Weitsrn German
gant. $1,000.
adtberine u. Rnplan an NeitsrT
@srman gan.. $4,000.
CHARTS GhulB an So. 6. auntet.
5000.
&. S. Goiparos an z. Warb 9. nno
9. 60. $24o0.
Willis 6. 5arper an Wuiic 5all G.
uno y. 60. $27o0.
GburIes y. ytisbaus an grice 6ia
GauIc 6. unb g.. 60. so. /. $4,000.
1hereIe ilibit an Caroline iS,ihsr.
$500.
Getifatc Sppotbefen.
Sn3 @. gater an Sohn R. Mcs
Grotb. $500.
gDiaiam 6. Barter jr. an Wcitern
&c SOutbern 2.5,e Sni. SO. $3.50.
3imotbp Z. Gbap an G1tblrins
SorSent. $3.50.
ausuit $. @sbsr on Silperton g.
unb y. 60. $500.
Wlinnie grunsmdnn an RepnbIic 6.
uno 9. SO. $4,000.
Ssnrp 6ortmann ON Z. gparo g.
uno .. So. $500.
Gmslins Qttins an Union Sapines
9. ilnb =. SO. s1T50-
alimpbrcn Wariin on G'otp. sysble
siien. $1o0.
collie WerieI an Bliami rpDnfbip
.. unb 6. So. 1880.
Soenrp Q .Sauerpsin al grighton
German gant SO. $500.
Barbara SrIGea Oil Moobburn
2lpenue 6. nno 3. SO. $1,000.
Snlpia u. Smitb an G;atinnari
Bortinsmsns Club 9. uno 6. 60.
$3.50.
GIisabsib 6. eimlid an bi.islbe.
$1,000.
Jrant SO. MeooId IN 8sIfcru G.
Soutbern 2ife Jni. Cip. $1,000.
anna 6. 2sii6er eal Carl Shnena
baefsr. $4,000.
erusit g. Rinebatt an WliIforo
5ome BUILDING SO. $4,000.
2ueua u. gaslsr IN Glenn 3. unb
9. q. $3.50.
Carl Sbarss on Clifton Mutual g.
uno y. so. 5000.
Gbas. II. WottEb on Dm. 5suer
&c Son. $4S3..
6. gntoinstfe GID on Wpers y.
Cooper. S575b.
QIbsrt .. 4goIf an 5. Jrani Out
6sion. $1,000.
Gsriclbe on gbcrtia Gar1er. $4,000.
3erieibc an Sc.una 2eiier. $1,000.
s. Nntpinette Gin cn 8. .. Camp
ion. $4,000.
Wm. 5eamftef an Columbia 3. uub
6 u. 60. $500.
Caroline S1u.r an Star g. q. go.
9 SO. $780,
Seiis .. 9lplsp an Saiie g. MuIs
m. $500.
Ssnnie z. Chamberlain an WdlnIt
Sills g. NIB 6. SO. $4,000.
ehriitioyl Huoersbauisr an Jaeon
Wunbelei!. 1922.
Nm. fynmburg on 9ins Ctr. Gable
6 .uno ~. 60. 5000.
WnL. Ream an R. 90. 8rpmIep.
$500.
DITTO Gebrins on GImpoob pIaee
6. rab q. 60. $1,000.
gieIlis 6. aipplsgate an 1yinanes G..
nDo 9. 60. $1,000.
Catherine Wennelitein on Gresn
e5tr. go. 2 6. nnb 3. SO. $1,000.
9. :. Goiparbs on gmmu Z. Ris
6arbfon. $1,000.
JObn Gtritnsr an DeTt.rn Oils @.
9. iinb 8. 70. $1,000.
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II II + G b a h t.

Eatient: ySnt iif ibr SeiImittel
arren Die @ift ihon langcre 3eit Re.
mdhrt2 ?"
sr3t: % ia, if babe einen ga-
tienten oen bebanoeIe ih itoa
25 Sabre oamit!~
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,inter oen aulliiieu.

gaqeteilie: nSino Sie audi Gin
ainoerfreimb. 6err 9aron2"
Baron: o9lfl ia, guh ainoer pom
gaQet babe id, reht germ.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1914-11-20

Turkeys way both of getting INTO
the war and of trying to get out OF II
is unique She began war upon Rus
STA by firing on the ships and BON
harding the ports of that power, with
which she was quite at peace, with
which she had no cause OF quarrel and
between which and herself there was
no pending question giving rise to
diplomatic interchanges such as by
their progress and particularly by their
suspension form the usual prelude to
war. But Turkey was AZ once inform
ed that she could not 70 to war with
Russia without making war also upon
England and France The allies were
resolved to stand together The am
bassadOrs Of the three allied powers
then demanded their passports.
Then Turkey reconsidered, and the
grand vizier apologized for the hostile
acts of the Turkish feet There are
Two parties in Turkey-one for and
one against joining Germany and Aus
tria IN the present war. But the apol-
ogy came too late, and Great Britain
and France declared war upon Turkey.
England's first act was to annex the is
land of Cyprus. nominally part of
the Turkish empire.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1914-11-20
HOW To CURE 1
CHRONIC COUGH
Told in the Following Letter
by a Jackson Man Who
Knows from Experience.
His Word Is Good.

jackson, Miss.-"l am carpenter,
and the grippe left me not only with
chronic cough, but l was rundown,
worn out and weak. ! took all kinds of
cough syrups but they did me no good.
| finally got so weak / was not able to
co days work, and coughed so much 1
was alarmed about my condition. One
evening read about Vinol and decided
to try it. Before l had taken quarter
of bottle l felt better, and after taking
two bottles my cough is entirely cured,
all the bad symptoms have disappeared
and ! have gained newvim and energy. "
JOHN L. DENNIS, I'll Lynch Street,
Jackson, Miss.
The reason Vinol is so successful in
such cases is because the active medic
inal principles of cod liver oil contained
in Vinol rebuilds wasting tissues and
supplies strength and vigor to the nerves
and muscles while the tonic iron and
wine assist the red corpuscles of the
blood to absorb oxygen and distribute
it through the system, thus restoring
health and strength to the weakened,
diseased organs of the body.
If Vinol fails to help you, we return
your money.
Ackerman-Stewart Drug Company
Palatka, Florida.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1914-11-20
CLAIMS SELF DEFENSE.
Rich Texas Brewer Slain by Trained
Nurse.

Miss Hedda Burgemeister. trained
nurse, and Mrs. Emma Daschet,
friend, are he'd by the San Antonio
police in connection with the murder
of Otto Koehler, millionaire owner OF
the San Antonio Brewing company
Miss BurgemeiSter confessed she shot
and killed Koehler and then cut an
artery in her left arm in an attempt
to commit suicide. She said the shoot
ing occurred for the rra ection of her
self and Mrs. DascM. when the
brewer called at her home.
The invalid wife of the brewer
said that Koehler was summoned
from his home to the nurses by Il
telephone call. Koehler, she said.
told her Miss Burgemeister had tele-
phoned she was going to sell her home
and return to Germany, where her
husband is in the army. Koehler, his
widow said, went to persuade the
nurse, whom he had brought from
Germany to care for her, to remain
here.
kOehler was rated at $4,000, 00O
and had extensive railroad and land
properties in Atlanta and Louisville,
in addition to his brewery stock.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1914-11-20
How Emden Lost
Her Last Battle

s7TCn from 1ae EmC-il. an4 .n.N 49,
evidently the signal to the landing party
TO return to the ship. for they at once
dashed for the boats, but the Emden
got under way at once, and the boats
were left behind
Looking to the eastward. we could
see the reason for this sudden depar
ture, for warship. which We after
ward learned was the Australian cruis
er Syndey was coming up at full
speed in pursuit The Emden did not
wait to discuss matters, but. firing her
o first shot at range of about Sun
Yards steamed north as hard as she
could 60
Range Finder Crippled.
At first the firing of the Emden
seemed excellent while that OF the
Sydney was somewhat erratic. This.
as / afterward learned. was due to the
fact the Australian cruisers range
finder was put out of action by one OF
the only two shots the Germans got
home. However, the British gunnerS
soon overcame any difficulties that this
may have caused and settled down 10
their work, so that before long two OF
the Emdens tunnels mad been shot
away She also lost one OF her mastS
quite early in the fight Both blazing
away with their big guns, the two
cruisers disappeared below the horn
HOn, the Emden being on fire.
After the great naval duel passed
from our sight and We could turn our
attention to the portion of the German
crew that had been left behind we
found that these men had put OFT III
their boats obedent to the signal OF
the siren. but when their ship steamed
off without them they could do moth
ing else but come ashore again On
relanding they lined up on the shore
of the lagoon. evidently determined to
fight to the finish if the British cruiser
sent a party ashore But the duelin2
cruisers had disappeared, and at 6p III
the German raiders embarked on thu
ulu StllupiICI Ag CSSu' W ulSh bSiOhSS l"
Mr.. Ross. the ''uncrowned king of the
islands Selling quantity Of clothes
and stores they sailed out and have
not been seen since,
Early the next morning, Tuesday
Nov 10, W" saw the Sydney returning
and AT S:43 a. m she anchored off til,
island From various members of tn,
rev | gathered some details of thu
cunning fight with the Emden. The
sydney. having an advantage in speed
wHS able to keep out Of range Of the
F.mden's guns and to lombard hel
With her own heavier metal. The en-
rngemrnt lasted eighty minutes, the
F,mden finally running ashore on Nortt
Keeling island and becoming an uttel
wreck
Only two German shots proved eff
tpcIive One of these failed to eX
pICdp hut smashed the main range
! finder and killed one man. The Other
killed three men and wounded four
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