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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-27


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The Cape weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1914, 1914-08-21
Motion Made by Councilman
Fowler to Open Theaters
Defeated.
MEDLEY BOBS IN JUST
AFTER VOTE is TAKEN
Armgardt Who FavOrs Sunday
Opening Says He Voted as
Constituents Desired.

The plan to open the picture shows
on Sunday was virtually killed by the
City Council last night. A motion
made by Mr. Fowler to receive and
petition to open the shows, was de-
shows, was defeated by four to three.
Mr.. Armgardt then moved that the
petition to open the shows as well as
the remonstrance, be received and
filed. This action was taken. Those
voting against it were Fowler and
kacss. Those who voted for filing the
petitions were Bowman. Black, Blu
mer, Armgardt and Hocller. Council
ol lu5s5IG luu sun oqM 'N5lp5N uBU
vote on the measure, appeared a short
time later.
Councilman Armgardt favors open
ing the picture shows, he stated last
night, but said his constituents, a ma
jority of whom are connected direct
ly or indirectly with the Normal
school, were in favor of keeping the
picture shows closed. Mr.. Armgardt is
a professor of music at the school.
He stated that last nights action
did not kill the measure. 1T may be
taken up at any time he said. II
was in favor of the petition to open
the shows, but my constituents were
not. | believe every OfficC-holdor who
is elected by the people, should do as
he believes his constituents want him
to do, regardless of his own personal
views That is tn" way | feel on the
picturc-show question. Personally !
am for it,
The Cape weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1914, 1914-08-21
WEEVILY PEAS.

Weevil and all other insects attack
ing stored grains can be killed by the
use Of carbon bisulfid. Two pounds for
every 100 bushels is the right amount
to use, if the granary is air tight and
there are not many weevil. This
amount should be doubled if the gran
airy is not tight, or there are a large
number of insects.
Place the liquid in shallow dishes on
top of the grain. The gas that forms
is heavy and will sink to the bottom.
1t is very inflammable and we should
avoid fire or heat Of all kinds.
Many pcasc were bought at n hiph
price this season that the drouth has
prevented being planted. This treat
mcnt will not iniuro thoir vitality. The
eggs are not killed by tho treatment
and it should BE- repeated I'm n week or
a7 9oo0 g7 thov hatch.
The Cape weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1914, 1914-08-21
Fires House and Then Muir
ders Rich Family as They
Jump Out Window
STAYS THEM WITH AK
AND HIDES IN FURNACE
Butler Who Was Dismissed for
Misconduct, is Saved From
Mob by Sheriff

Spring Green, Wis, August 49,
Julian Carleton, negro butler at
the Love Bungalo" of Borthwick
Cheney Wright, 35 years old, who was
formerly Mrs. Borthwick Cheney, until
she eloped with Frank Lloyd Wright,
a Chicago architect two years ago.
The negro also slew John Cheney,
IL years old, Mrs. Wrights son, Mar
tina Cheney, the daughter and sister.
Emil Brodells, 26 years old, draught
man employed by Wright, and Ernest
Weston, Is, son of William Weston,
gardner at the Wright home.
Tom Blunkert, laborer, 60 years
old, was fatally hurt and burned, and
william Weston, 60, the gardner, was
badly burned, but will recover.
The negro who was dismissed by
the Wrights Friday night, attempt
cd to destroy not only every member
Ct the family but every person in the
ploy of the Wrights.
He set fire to the house while the
family were at luncheon, and then he
took up his position lust outside of
the only window mich the imprison-
ed people could escape. AS they
plunged out he crushed the heads of
his victims with an AK. The negro
then drank quantity of carbolic acid
and hid in the furnace in the cellar.
He was dragged from his hiding
place by mob who made every prep
aration to lynch him. But before the
crowd could hang him, the county
Sheriff and a posse of deputies took
the black from the mob and hurried
HIM to Dodgcville to avoid being
Is nched.
The negro had been in the employ
of the family for several months, but
va sthe cause of his dis
missal.
The Cape weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1914, 1914-08-21
BOY SCOUTS TO CAMP.

Troop No. l of the Boy Scouts met
last night in the basement of the
Presbyterian church for the purpose
of completing the plans for the camp
to be held at Burfordville.
They will leave here on Monday,
August oath, and the equippage win
be conveyed to the camp ground in
Seabaugh's auto truck. A few of the
boys will accompany the equipment,
and the remainder of the troop will go
in automobiles, supplied by the com
mittee.
The camp will be located near
where it was held last year, but
more desirable site has been selected
short distance further down the
creek.
The Camp Committee held a meet
ing Yesterday evening and arranged a
program for the lectures and other
means of entertaining the boys while
in camp,
The Cape weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1914, 1914-08-21
Daughter of Cape Family Now
in Ancient Castle in
Florence, Italy
PRIESTS LEAVE WAR
LAND FOR AMERICA
Pastor of st. Vincent's Church
and Party left Havre for
New York Friday

Miss Marguerite Oliver, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Oliver of Cape Cir.
ardeau, is safe in Europe. A telegram
to former Senator Oliver from Con-
gresham j. j. Russell at Washing
ton yesterday, stated that she was
with a party of friends in an ancient
castle at Florence, Italy.
Miss divers whereabouts were
made known through Burton Thomp-
son, New York broker, who is a
brother of Mrs. ]. C. Jones, wife of
the dean of the college of arts and
science at the Missouri University.
Mrs. Jones, who is an intimate friend
Of the divers, is chaperoning the
party on their European tour.
Miss Oliver sailed from New York
almost month ago on the steamer
Moltke, landing at Naples early in
August Several letters, written
While she was on the voyage, reached
her parents and friends about the
time of her arrival on the other side.
A cable, which she sent from Naples
Immediately upon leaving the ship,
stated that the party had a pleasant
trip and that all were well. That was
Ter last message to her family.
Much apprehension was felt for
her safety after war broke out, and
the State Department of Washington
and members of Congress were asked
to aid her relatives here in locating
her. Mr., Thompson notified the State
Department as soon as he received
private cablegram yesterday morning.
The State Department turned the
message over to Congressman Rus
sell, who wired it to this city.
The party are now at castle, more
than two centuries old. The Italian
women, friends of Mrs Jones, conduct
II boarding house. which is in the
nature Of an inn. The party are safe
and all are in splendid health. With
'iise Olive are: Mrs Jones and
daughter, Katherine, Of Columbia;
Miss Juliet Bowling, daughter of the
President of the Exchange bank at
lo,",.,p'" an" MISS Me''l' v koDnett,
Columbia.
Fathcr Thomas !, Levan, pastor Of
s.. Vincent's Catholic church in this
city, whose visit in Europe has caused
ujal" tn his friends here, sailed from
liNT'' on the In France Friday, :
""'."2'an sent to Father Walsh at
Tho college here ilEt hefor" he sailed,
.'.E.H '.' Cape Yesterday. lie Will
.'.'. "-..1 ."a days OF two
.e"s'
with I..AeE LeN"n are Ia-.cr
.i.-.a.' ". H'.n'hlo"h' fa'ner John
.l'.''' president 81. Johns college
Brooklyn. N. h.i Father "lN.T' Ale"
YORK City; Father Ryan st. Louis;
The Cape weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1914, 1914-08-21
WOMEN GO TO
WAR in EUROPE
They Are Now Protect, q
Homes, But Plan to
Fight

budapest Hungary, aug ill.,.
Women viii be seen on t.e a......
ileIds Of Europe, if the fighting be-
tween Austria-Hungary and Servia
and Russia becomes general. Since the
men of Hungary have been called to
the war the women of that kingdom
not only are protecting the homes, but
many OF them have followed the men
to the armed camps.
The women of Hungary are nra.e
and fearless. They say that if neces-
sary they will fight again, Just as
they did in the revolution of 1910,
when they went to the front as Off
GERS and soldiers, and stood shoulder
to shoulder with their husbands. ia
theirs and brothers.
One of the favoritc stories which
hungarian women tell again and
again to their children, is that Of the
capture Of Fort Esu AMI ho" Dobo
hatica, the wife e the CHIEF. l,se
territory was being hasiceal by. tho
Turks, led lha women ape'nys thc in
vaJrr.
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,itrbro,l,s nh, I-.t,.:,, ,;..l, ,. '',G
way down the ladder and tool, ne 'I rod
flag from the loader of tho T,,rks
In every war in which H,,rro,.,, hos
been enpaced ,bo ,vo,,c, or +l,o - ,;,,
have fought alonrsiJo tbo mon ~
this country tho WOMEN or o,.ar,,'o,oa
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The Cape weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1914, 1914-08-21

w. F NcCarty Of Cairo, repre-
sentative Of the Coca-Cola Company.
has boon IN this citv for several dqvS
establishing ~ a~anov. which will be
handled hv O. D. Snorloy.
The Cape weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1914, 1914-08-21

Mrs T.. T. Albert. who has boon Wis
ting ho~ hNofHor Iac', Ca'rr- and
wife. derartol lest ninht r0 tho
steamer for s. LOWS Mrs Albert was
FORMERLY resident of Cane Girarloau
hrt moved n St Louis shortly nrtar
tNo death NJ hor husband
The Cape weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1914, 1914-08-21
Shorty Franklin Beaten and
Tainted by Bandits Before
Being Ducked
SINKS IN MISSISSIPPI
BUT RESCUES HIS HAT
Paddles Out in Stream For Lid,
And Spouts Water Like
Sperm Whale

/ Shorty" Franklin, a cook for the
Frisco bridge gang, while walking
down the river front on his way to
the car, was confronted by three ban
dts, at about l o'clock this morning
and commanded to throw up his
| hands.
Being unarmed and alone, he lost
no time in complying with their de-
mands. All his pockets were searched
and the thieves, in their eagerness to
secure something of value, felt be-
meath his clothing for a belt such as
is sometimes used TO carry money.
They went so far as to remove his
shoes and examined them for hidden
treasures. After permitting him to
put his shoes on, they held a council
and finally the larger one of the trio
suggested that they drown their vic
tim because he had no money. Suiting
their words to the action they seized
him and carried him bodily to the
river.
The thoroughly frightened man at
first pleaded with his assailants and
begged them to release him. His en-
treaties were of no avail, and at last
in desperation he shouted loudly for
help. One of the men then struck him
vicious blow in the mouth with his
free hand sitting his cries temper
arilv.
When they reached the river, they
tauntc dhim by discussing the differ
cut means by which they might drown
him. One suggested that they tie a
rock around his neck, and another ex-
pressed the belief that Il coat securely
tied over his head would be sufficient
to insure complete job.
The suspense became unbearabIc
and the captive. in a state Of frantic
fear, screamed louder than ever.
Fearing that attention might be at
tractcd by his outcrics, tho three rob
bors, two ut his feet and one at his
head, pickcd him mp and slowly
swung him hack and forth, and whom
th"v finally became harmonious in
.hoir efforts, counted slowly-ono.
two. and at the count Of three, With
a'I th"ir "owh,nod strength they cast
h'r body far out into the muddy water.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1914-08-06
Vol xii Brushyknob Mo Thursday, Aug otb 1914 Nc "a.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

That Plaintiff believes there
are persons interested in or who
claim to be interested in the
subject matter of this suit whose
names be Cannot insert herein
because they as we'll as the other
Defen dantt, herein, are all Un'
known to him
IL is therefore Ordered by the
nnAcm igLed Clerk, aforesaid
! IN Vacation. that SAID Defendants
, nhnte named e. described be-
Notified that all action has been
commenced against them in the
Douglas Co. Mo. Circuit Court
/ tic Ohi.ct i purpose Of which ls
to Try. Ascertain. Determine
Quiet X Define the respective
iTlt,cs of Plaintiff q Defendants
in & to foIow!ng described lancs,
Situate ia Douglas Go. Mo.
to--wit:--
An of.,hc South East Or. Of
the Nort.,, -E4at Or. (S---F Of
Me- !, and the North Fast Or.
of the South Fast Or. NE +
of S-E y Of Section Twenty
Two (a2), Township Twenty
Seven (27I, Range Fourteen ll4].
} And by which said action Plain.
tiff so,1. I, forever Barr &
}. Preclude said Defendants above
named 6 doscrined, from
hereafter setting up any interest
=, or claim to said above described
:, lands.
= And which said Action is
. yeturn4blo to and trianie on the
= 1s', day Of the next regular Term
, cf lhis Court 10 be holden In the
y Circuit L ,urt House in the City Of
,, Ava, County or Douglas and State
u Of Missouri on the 25,h, day OF
T. Sept A d. 1914. at which Time
10 & place said defendants arc
d reqored & Commanded to be &
! uppear and plead, answer or
=, nanur to Plaintiffs Petition,
Ol1ltF WISE tho allegations
II contSined in said Petition vii! bt
in t1hen as confessed l. Judgment
rar dered accordingly.
- "WtRLD.s CREssET', News
A. pager, Published d Circulated
=, in Douaia. CO No. having beer
or designated by Piainlifr as thu
=. Newspaper mast likely to give
- .No,ice tn said Defendants Of th'
n pchdepcE CT s3is action. 1t i
te, fur,h"r ord'1ed that a Copy o
i'd TINS Order be Published IN sal
}a "WcULD's CEEssET", once
:, week. fur and during Fou
~ Consecutive wes ks, covering
~ over 23 days and the las
he insertion Of said Order in sal
las Newspaper being not less tia
Fifteen Is, days before til
. First day Of the Next regule
"" Term of this court.
'''n VIM. Fletcher, circuit Gle,
ID Jos. Y. ptts, ATTY. for Pitt.
',u : y s'a'' Of Ais'"0'' ~.
~ reu9ty II r,tgla,
ny,
=. !, YIN e.otcht' Cert * the Circuit Gov
A.@1 tt 0cug!ss county, Missouri, tey cert
FOR that the foregoing WIZ, ing is fell true ,
complete copy Of the orig nal Order 0. Publ
ton in SAID c2lse. as folly as tho sRme ,eu.
can ard appears ur record IN my Office.
IL witness whereof, tsreuD.o 5ubecr.es
10 rsGae rn1 reciai signature sad be.eunto
are the estl o. SAID Court, d, soy Office In tao
,,e Nt ava. Do'G.aa -2unt.. Missouri, ,h.l !.
VI q Auguat. lglt.
we'd t&EAL) IA Y.etcter
=. l., Clarh o. ITO CigcVi: Coart for Dou
county, Missouri.
81, Efto Flctche. pvrnty Cle.t.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1914-08-06
LOCAL LORE.

-Stii, dry weather.
Tho Election is over and some dy elected
There were several of the candidates to see
us Just before the Election.
The Colony ,brcsher Is at Judge Bakers at
tho present.
-Tb9rc wae fine croud at the naptizing
on last Sunday ut the Slate ford.
All Europe is under war and fnsny lives Will
be given on the battle field.
-Tbe little child OF Cleve Vcgt was buried on
last Wednesday: tho cause of our paper belhg
late one day. The Ab.M nry will come out
next wNek.
III you want good lumber come
to the colony saw mill.
The Oddfellows; meets every
1st aud 3rd Saturday nights 6
their Hall at JAaVille.
On July 2eth. report of tb
JAH Vile Union Sabbath Schoc
vas OF the best Total No. c
aehciArs preGeut SO Officers All
Teachers preaeat TO- lnteres
from first to last OF ths YER
host come cre come all.
SSAat
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1914-08-06

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George II Nett(eton; The Tn
known Cuusort, Heirs, DeviseeS,
Donees, .Alienees: Immediate,
Mesne or remote: Voluntary or
Involuntary Grantees of the said
George II, Net,leton, Decd.
William T. Ewar,. The I'm
known cousort, Heirs, Dew, ,cos,
Donees. A,jpnees. Immediate.
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Tnvnlou,,yv Grantees Of the >uid
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ants
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COurty Of Douglas.
In the Dnurlas Go.
No. circuit lDnrt,
Semi Term A. D, 1914.
| The State uf Missouri. to the
above named and described lie
fa,oant, Greeting:
! Won ora ,arahv no,jtiad that
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ioa Cn.rL of tho Dono,as Go. Mo,
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pa+;,;o, d,,,v Narited Wherein
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