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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-21
with signing and presenting illegal claims

with signing and presenting illegal claims
against the state, were acquitted b,
Judge j. 7. Marley in the criminal court
late Saturday, In addition to Lieuten
ant Governor O'Neill, the acquitted are
Homer L. Cook, former speaker of the
House and now secretary of state; Lev
p. Harlan, state senator; George W
Sands and John w. Keegan, state rep.
resentatives, and Wade II. Free, George
NJ. Raab, S. NJ. CULLEN, Paul G. Hill,
John d. Shea, Mason j. Niblack, George
C. Stelhorn and Douglas Boiler, employees
of the two houses.
Keegan, who is in Washington, did not
stand trial with the others Thursday
on an agreement of statement of fact,
but the indictment against him was dis
missed on motion of the prosecutor.
The men were indicted under statute
OF 1895, which limited the number of EN-
ployes of the legislature and the salary
they should be paid. The defense did
not deny that the claim had been signed
and presented, but argued that the stat
ute of 1895 was unconstitutional, which
was sustained by Judge Marley.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-21

dressings because there were no new
bandages to use on wounds All the an
Iti-tctanic serum was exhausted and q
i not possible 90 obtain more IN France
a. its manufacture has been exhausted.
Great Britain hns forbidden the exporta-
/ ton Of this serum ~ il requires all Il
manufactures and the United states il
the only source from which We can nov
obtain Il for use in French hospitals.
This serum i especially necessary -
much ~ the territory over which the
troops are nov fighting hns been hsavi-
ly MANFRED for centuries Consequently
an wounds instantly hccome infected
and tefanus i very general
IL has i,een necessary 81 times 20
Operate without cther beenuse ID could
not - had Peroxide 81 hydrogen 4
seldom ohfa inahir Alcohol OF uiuetF-
fve rrre strength. 30 Indispensable IN
to eur-rrnfr iosrItais rannrt - bad
Tire suf rears ard nnrsas ln the hest they
-sn viihuut Eurrlias but irnmediate a.
sisfaurf is necessary u fhf lives 81 ra-
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ser nzfiarfu Ties are nv arsIiatie
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rom f1ffrrsf
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-21
LEGISLATORS ACQUITTED.
Indicted Indiana Men Free-Statute I'm
constitutional

indianapolis, Ind, Dec. 2l.---Lieutenant
Governor w. p. O'Neill and ~ other off
GERS and employees of the 1913 legisla
ture who were indicted on Dec. 4, charged
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-21

Der the Democratic candidates were elect.
ed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-17
GALLSTONES CAN
BE CURED WITHOUT
AN OPERATION
DR.. o. A. Young Has Treated
Hundreds Of People.
More Cases Coming
Every Day.

Consultation and examination are free
Our advice, based upon our experience of
years of study, costs you nothing. 1t
may change your whole life. Mrs. F.
W. Carrick, the wife Of a prominent
stocklnan at LoVilla, had been a sufferer
for many years from gallstOnes and a
complication of stomach trouble. In No
vember she placed herself under the care
of DR.. 0. A. Young, the great chronic
disease specialist, and one month later
her husband wrote the following letter
to the doctor:
"Dear Doctor: I viii write you a few
lines to tell you that we are highly
pleased with the way the treatment is
doing My wife has not had one sick day
since we were to see you. I can send
you more patients from our part of the
country. Please state IN your next let
ter what other diseases you make a prac-
tee Of L viii close, wishing you con-
tinued success. Yours, truly, F. W. Car
rick, LOvilla"
OF all the diseases with which man
kind is afflicted, none is more painful
nor distressing or dangerous than gall
stones, and only those who have suffered
from them can tell the agony and suffer
ing they cause. DR.. o. A. Young has
successfully treated thousands of cases
of gallstones by his modern treatment.
Why submit to a mutilating surgical
operation when you can avoid it by 60
ing to DR.. 0. A. Young.
What this eminent specialist did for
Mrs. Carrick he can do for other sufferers
if they win apply to him. His modern
equipped offices are the finest in the
state and are located over the Union
Clothing Store, corner Oregon and San
Antonio Streets, Fl Paso, Texas. All in
terurban cars pass his door. He does not
take incurable cases, and his examina-
ton, consultation and advice are free
to Advertisement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-17
ATTEMPTS SUICIDE
WITH POISON AND GUN

Douglas. Ariz, Jan. 17.-"Dreamy'
Blake, a trooper in the Ninth (negro)
cavalry, stationed at Hachita, n. NJ
attempted twice TO take his life Win
poison and pistol when he Overstayed
his leave from camp. His chance Tor
recovery is good, according to reports
from the Ninth cavalry hospital
Homer Hovemcamp, aged 20 years
an automobile driver, formerly resIu-
ing with his parents at Amarillo, rex
but who came here two years ago
died of pneumonia. The body has been
sent to Amarillo.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-17
DEATHS AND BURIALs
OLIVE GRACE KELLER

Olive Grace KetzIer. aged % years
died Friday in a local sanitarium- she
came to Ell Paso three weeks ago from l
Columbia Mo. accompanied by her
husband. J. p. Ketzler, two trained
nurses and a physician. The b0dy w, Was
shipped Saturday morning to the MIS-
souri, home for burial
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-17
FIRE DEPARTMENT. HORSE

The Highland Park fire company
was put out of commission when the
dappled gray horse, one of the team
that draws the hose wagon became
sick Saturday morning. The central
station was notified. In the event of
a fire in the Highland park addition,
protection will be afforded by the
central and other fire companies un-
til the horse is well again, or an
other is secured.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-17
CONCERT PROGRAM
AT FORT BLISS

The 18th cavalry band will render
T I5i9 1otIoWing concert program at Fort
o'clock:
March, Institute of Music Arts" 80.
Overture, "Zanetta" Auber
Selection, Carmen RiZet
Waltz, THE Pink Lady, ....... .CaryII
Duet for two baritones. "Tbe Thrush
and the Nightingale" performed by
On. Minis Resta and private Frank
hlnne) -.................. Krall
Hunting scene, with vocal chorus
=. -........ Buccalosi
March, From Mexico to Buffalo"
---.-...-....-. Weldon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-17

found dead in his room at 2O6 10th
caused BY pneumonia, according to the
verdict of coroner E. B McCdintOck
who held the inquest at o'clock thai
night The deceased had been sick
eight days. There was no doctor in at
tendance.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-17
AzCONA, REBEL AGENT, GOES
TO NEW YORK SIND a

Juan Sanchez Azcona, who is here
enroute to Europe to represent the
"COnstitutiOnalist" cause, will leave
Sunday for New York He will be
accompanied by his family. who win
stay in Paris, France, while senior
Sanchez Azcona attends to business of
the rebel government in the various
capitals of Europe.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-17
NEW REVOLVER RECORD

Springfield, Mass, Jan 17.-Official
figures issued by secretary J. B. Crab
tree. of the United States Revolver
association. show that the worlds rec
ord mark of 1854. made by the Spring
field team. has been allowed It re-
places the mark of 1147, made early
this season by the Olympic club. of
San Francisco. The new record was
made on January / against the Man
haitian club. of New York.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-17
THE COURTS.
s4TH DIsTRICr cn1-Rr

S4TH DISTRICT COURT.
Dan NJ. jackson, Presiding.
Juan GUaderrama, ct al. charged
with murder; on trial.
Thomas B. DOckery vs.. lanes Muir
ply, ct al trespass to try title suit;
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-17

but we are counting on an increase
in the population and we want ~
take care of that"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-17

q. B. McClintOck, Presiding.
Francisco Norte VS. J. F. Reeves,
sequestration suit; filed
Antonio Gonzalez, ct Tx. VS.. Sidro-
MO Derati, suit for S35; filed.
T. Lopez VS.. F. V. Najera, suit for
SO; filed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-17
undertaken Testifies In Major Case

by anything other than arsenic He had
treated several slight cases Of arsenical poi
sonlhg, as a dentist. He explained pyoreas
systemic disorders
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-17
41sT DISTRICT COURT.

4. NJ. WaIthaII, Preaiding.
Jas e. Won Rhein, ct ux applica-
ton to remove disabilities of cover
ture; filed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-17
POIsONs HIS FINGER.

Tom PerrIne, former customs m
spector, is suffering from a badly
poisoned finger on his left hand. He
was removing a nail from a hOrsFs
foot when it scratched his finger, in
fecting the member.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-17
TO SPEND $4,000
ON THE MESA PLANT
Approximately 10000 will be vspen

C,4v VIII Enlarge the Plant to Pro-
[ide for Future Needs; enough
water Now Says Clayton.
Approximately 10000 will be spent
bv the city in installing additional ma
obinerv at the mesa pumping plant for
fbe purpose of increasing the output
of the water supply. Bids on the nee
essarv machinery have been asked
me bids viii be opened on February
- It is the intention of the city to
test electricity as against air in the
water lifting process before deciding.
"The city has a sufficient supply Of
v-ater.'' said alderman W. S. Clayton,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-17

W. n. Pence, southwestern man
ager of the Norris Packing company,
is here from Midland, Texas, on bust
ness.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-17
COUNTY COuRT
JUSTICE COURTS.

J. NJ. Beaver, Presiding.
Alexandra Moreno, charged with
a dirk; complaint filed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-17

The ordinary cost of a Want Ad in
The Ell Paso Herald is rs cents. It
reaches an average of about $4,000
readers each issue.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-17

ROBERTA RAYON.
Roberto Rayon. aged As years was
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-17

T,vos;xtv Standard. The greatest motorcycle value
ever aebieved. 7 HIP. Twin-EquipPed with Elec-
tric Head Light-Electric Tail Light-Electric Signal
Two Sets of Storage Batteries Corbin-Brown
Rear Drive Speedometer. Price, $4,000. See Cata-
log for detailed description.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-28
SCR fM6ne 4ranm.

Grau: nWlir fat 1sute geirGumt,
BOB Gu mir sinsn neuen Sut getaWft
bait"
nS60n, I'M ndGiteu 5ram tonnit
On ibn aufIcben."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-28
cScloe in (suanSuille.

GDanSpillc, SSn0., 81. sSuli.
S)icr lit es SIT eincnl crnitliHcn
3crmiiriniB 5mii@en Dem Gcutldcn
Stooipcr6cn0 uno ocn %rrcin ser
gSirt6c scr Sta0t octommcu. Dor
GINGER 3cit bat Ger Gentit6c Staot-
per6auO icincn eorf croffret. rno
oicIcr @r0pungSplaB mlrOc nomcnts
LID omaBG1 Der Nibe iinrf 6eiidt
BAT iib a6er audi ionit ais cine popll-
Idrc Grrlngenibuit erpieien gilm
5at DER @crein OerS9irt6c ocm StoOt-
pcrbon0 cine Delegation oui Sen
ool5 acic6idt, ans ieinem 9Inpolt
mo 0cn goriiauo ciner @ebeinipoIi-
sitter. .9l9cntur 6citebcno, iun 81 pcr-
longcp oab Der &orf gei@Ioiieu mcr.
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Oirh cine iol6c 3uuutbung ibon
0cmlo 6laulirt inO luiiroeu iid 6of'
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mo1eu. Ger %orf weroc nab wil
Dor often bleiben, ais aniidnOigcr Gr
3olutQspIab iitr auitdnoiac oelitidC
Sanilicn
9hBerocm Bat ober Ser 5faOtoer.
6ano arf nom IN 2lnorinai@el
gSciic oarauI 1ingewicien, mas auS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-28

iaJcn Nclusy0rts,
Ncm Dorf 81 Suli Sn
S5iu6lia oui oic iic9 in Guropo's
gsaticrrinfcl 0ro6cno 5uiommea6ol
lcuocn aricgsmolfcu fono Gcltern
am G5mluBiogc oes 81. i60rlihcn
gslaii0ciui6eu Goltsieitcs inn llImcr
gsau cine lponione inO iunio cill.
6rldspoQerc potriotii6e Gemouitro.
tion iott. lleber 10000 %eriOnen
.na6mcn al Dem ocnhUiirOigen lnO
impoIanien 9lfie l6eil bel Der Sic
QSodjt am 9iGein~ v@oit cr6oltc,
@ott bci1ibe uicren suieu Aoiier
1SroB" mo uGeuti6lanO, Gerdi&,
lau0 I6er ql0cs~ in mdGiigcn 9lf.
for0eu our3 Die wcheu 4orfouIogen
flana.
Gs CAB cineu potriotiidcn llm5rg
cinen BON @e0ciiicrun9 0etraacncu
&cocofius imo gum 1MmB ipdr0 cie
iolocnoe pou Clemens Suenemindea
pcrloieTe ao6cloepciAc an Den oeut-
iNen Soiicr gciouot:
u@eQeiileri BON Scr 9loc9rid]t. DOB
Gciti6laao icinca 9moes6riioeru
. .in GeiierreiA llngorn in Ger Shn0e
ser rN@cio6r in cd)t oeutiher 9unOeS-
tene 3nr Saite itc6t cnt6cten oie
5lm ST. &loitoeniiben &olfsieit in
9rooil0n pcrioluncltcn oeutidj.ame.
fifoniidca 9SlottoeutiGen 9nueri.
iGcn SdUobcn- lmO ioniiigen Ser
ciue In @emciniGoit nit Ocu 8crtre-
tern 0cS GeuiiD omcritoniic6en ga.
iionol6unOcS bon @rooflon i6reu
@rnB m0 arotuliren 81 Ocm edit
SeutiGpotriotiidcu Stouopunft nit
0en Muuide, ooB sic aroBe Shmoc
eine aliidlid)e Soimg fiu0e uuO oof
Oa0nr9 Oie Suprcuiatie 0es @erma
nentllHsS IN europa fin oie 3uflnii
bcoriinoet ieM m6sc inn Sntereiie oei
@ulilr Der Wlenih6eit~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-28

6ai6-SIoe. ocIcgcn anf 3pci Sabre gc-
paGtct babe, im0 Dab Die inter 2ei-
ting OcS Directors Ianncr ite6enOe
@cicQidait ocrt Dom 3. 0ttober an
tdgliD Ocutitbc &orltcllungeu ge6cn
miro. GaS E6cotcr, oas 750 Sibc
cnt6dlt ioQ in @crmania.S6eatcr
umgciouIt merOen
Iic 0ircitoren &aniih Sd0u-
ielo}2ippic6 nil oie Spicl5eit I'M
@uidicnpcl -Sbeatcr 6ereitS am 26.
Septcnbcr er0Ifnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-28

Ginpa 1res sc b / d t d en-.
Der 2e6rer erldRlt itincn G5diilern
non Der Sdld1t eei 2eipjil Da err
6Iidt er einen undltfmerfiamen 'ScEIs
Ter unO frogt ibn pl5Blicb, Bel peldeut
Dorfc 9lapclcon feline Stsluna ecnomz
men 6a1s2 Der &nobe oerItebt Ous i5nr
auqeFliiiterteBort pro6it5eioa~ faIf1
unD ruff nit lautcr Stimme:
uPrpit gleuio5r, Serr &e6rer~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-28

las GitD, St. 2olhS. ln0 CT. Solep9,
M1o.; 9uo1o uno SincoliL glcbr, !
@}lsfogce II. Stla6ono GitD, Gflo.}
Seattle imO Spofonc, Soib.
Gic 9tcaicrumg miro fir oieIc
Gorlcbcn 8rpei Bro5cnt 8inicn pro
So6r bcrcAnrn rmo ais Si@erbcit
9fegicruugs6ouos 5u @ari anuebmen
Staats-, Nami5ipol, @iIenbo9n-
un0 onoerc @ouos 5u rs &ro3cnt
ocs N}orfhuert6es, certiii5irtc com.
mcr5icllc Scfitritdten 81 rs &ro6cnt
ocs 9lennweribes. fs',
W}iI0c in Ser @iorinc.
WlarincIeirctGr Golticls Bat gc-
tern sic 9l6ic6afilmg BON @ei0n9niB-
Strofc fir Ociertion aus Der Niariue
5u 6ricOcnsjcitcn Ocriii9t. Inter Der
neuen Gcriii9mg uerOen ARatroicL
sic i6rcn llrlaub ii6erl1reiten o0cr
ii6 d6nli6cr Sergebcu gegeu Die 0is-
5iplin l6uloig moAen, inmmariib
entlofieL ni6t naA eincm @eian9niBI
gcianOt mer0cn un0 iol@c, 0ic nit
Dem Gicnlt ugiirieOcn inO imO oen
0ienit Quittircl iuoacn f6nnea ciuen
c9rcn0oQen glbi@ico cr9altcL pcnp
lie BLOB bic 2iu.gabca iiir lore glNsl
mcr6lmg cricecn. Scr 0lariueiclro-
tdr BAT oieics raoiiolc 9lbpciAcn BON
ben traOitioucQen Met6o0ca ia per-
9}orine Don Ncginn iencs gImiaan-
frittcs on gcplant. 3ngleiM Dat CT
Geiiern 6cfannt acgcben, Dob 0ie Q1a-
riue icBt cine coa5d6ligc Sidrfc non
5t.3l8 angewor6cuen @lomi Dat,
mdbrcno COR eincm SSo6r 0ic 3oal
ocriclbcn'um 1000 @lann 6intcr Der
normalcu Stdrfc 5uriit rar.
&ofronogc nnS ecumunO.
Gum aapitcl Patronage Gas
pon yGr1iocitcn 5u 9c9im icincr
9l0miniitroiion cia0ciiibrtc GDltcm,
mona0 Senotoren mo GoaarcBmii,
glie0cr ongepicicn murOcn nil loren
s8iuI9ca iic9 an 0ic cin5ciucu GoOi.
rcismitaiicoer 5l wcuocn mo oas
&eiBe @ous mgciborcn SIT mnet
1ot iid5 ni@t ais 10 eriolgrci1 eupic.
icn mic mon 5u Slnfong anacnom-
men 0ottc. sScocS GGbuctsmitglieo
BAT feline cigencn 9fct6oOcn eia1c-
fil6rt in0 nad @utoiinlcu gcicbaltct
Sem Rrdii0cntcn murOc cine Siltc
por1clcgt. oaS Ga6inetsmitglic0 be-
scidnctc oic Scute. sic crnonnt mcr.
ocn IoQicn in0 IN cen meiiicH Sal.
len mr0cu oic alio eaIpio5lcHar
GanOioatcn crouut. Gas Bat in
Capitol, loic lest lcb6ait 5u SasI
iritt, picl MiiBbc9agen 0crpor0eruien
Noucatlib bat @cucralauualt Nlc
Ncpnolos 3o6lreidc aitc DcnclratC
i'm GongrcB uor Den Sopi oclioBcu
Sam ga ueuli1 elm ocmoIrolilbci
Scuator, ser 8u oen iciteitcn 9tiibcf
o& glonmirqtion gc0ort sum @c
ncra(aniualt uu0 moilie eincn icinel
S@iitlinac gum 9Rarit5oll i'm welt
li9en @sirf ieines Stoatcs crnonr
6obcn Ser @eueralomUolt 3og lein'
9iiic 6erons. n&nL sic milieu Sc
uotor. mir lc9ca 1clonoercl SSetl
ouf 0cn moralilAcn 9borattcr 0e
&elte, bic crnannt merocn icllcN mi
5ie5cn politiiMe Wiotpc mcuigcr q
@eirabt. 9iatiirlih mir ie5en oa
rauL CAB Ianoiratcu ernannt wer
Sen. Slim bier" Scr @cHeralai
malt 9lditcrie III oelI &oPierell nQa6
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-28

i6 Den @cricbt ii0cr S6rcn @lann.
.$lejB ouf Der anocrcn 5cite lin0c
id5. ooB bon i6m gciogt lit, CT lei cin
&riufer." 0Sie mcincn", irogtc Der
Geuator, noaB CT ii9 6ctrinit2" @r.
Mc9lcDnolos ni6tc. Scr Sciator
l6iittcltc ocn S{opf. n5h babe DIT
init i'm gctrlnfcn, i6n o6cr ME be-
trunfcn geie6cn." Gr iana cine gSci'
lc nSc0eniaas, rem ib iomcit mar,
fonute man i6m nod nibts otaners
fen. glbcr, luas nacb5er gel6e0cn
.icin mage ia, O0s ofaAa itb notilrll9
ni6t uiiicn." oGs ite9t bier meitcr,
ooB er &otcr ipielt, Elm @el@dft oa'
rous lna6t @otcr 81 ipielcn cr ioa
cin @am6lcr icia4, ertldrtc Der Csc.
neralanmalt. Gin @on6Icr2"
fragtc Scr Scnotor. Sic memcn, CT
fSunc &oter ipiclcn uno made Elm
@eIhdit Oarous. un @elO 5u peroic-
nen2" Ser @eneralanuolt nidtc
micpcr. 80. Oos lit obiolut unri@tig,
idl9lmAct .Scnator uGr bat feine
2l0nng bonn @ofcripicl 0as wciB
id. @cnn mir nit ciuaF0er ipielen
ne6mc iD ibm rc9ehndBig Oas %el0
.ah58o Scr Ganoi0ot Bat immcr oen
A3ar4diaaspoiicn nc@ ri@t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-28

Sic: Sic Solonoamc in ocn
gcitrigcn 9tiid trug ciu gcraoe5lt
bimnliidbcS &oitiml"
@r: uSSu lie trug cs ober niMt nur
I'M eriten 9lft, ionocrn mid I'M brit
ten, Der oob filnf Sa&ra ipdter
ipielte!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-28

= Z NJ Y Il u 3 ~
a.. nSSun min id6 ibHeIl nod cin
Sod bonn Stopcl laiienl~
g.; n0os lit idou oaS brittle Sic
'IiuO ia gernOc6u Gin Sobitopicrl" ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-28
0entIdlc 9]I6rc.

G6icoao, 27. Suli. Ger Der.
eia ooliti6er 80eoterircunoe erlieB
gcilern ole 9lufiinoisuna bob cr Oas
s30iine0 Spcrn Soiic i'm Snncrn ser
Siaot. an &au Surei-Str. lno %o-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-28
g} ern1 M -.

uSb bin mobI rcht alt aepor0en,
ieitoem mir ms nidt seia9ch 9ab,n2"
j. ~9urdauS niht, onGOigs Syrau; ma
rum meincu Sic?"
uSic bo6cn mir 0icicS @lol car
,niHt Dcrlicbert, ouB idl jiingcr gcmor-
l0cl binl1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-28
Grnrnnnngru,
SOm |rdFOrnt @illpn
augrfiinOigt.
&cgicrmmg biIft GrmStc=
SSeipegatus.

9os s.St6oeomt ltcat ocn
@onfcn oorIdufia $34ooo,ooO
sur Scrfiiouna. erfldrt iid6,
foaS mcbr @oorecI0 bcnotbiot,
5n wcitercr ltntcritiituna bercit.
IN @}iIoc fir @lorinc- -Dcicrtcure
in GrloB @1orinc-Scfrctdrs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-28

@cutiiicbGu0Icr: nNclt bob' gTe.
iclt oaB oic @iurfn al fiinfuuoncAn.
SIG Ero6ent aus gSofer Deficient
WilAboncr: uS6ou uno Die
Sorfit O. rubig pertnaicl @cm ober
mci' 01iGi nur 5ebn Br05ent g9oIer
bat, oa bobcn r mi oIeid bcim Sra.
Qeni"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-28

gIbgefar3ter 9feunItiI.
Ger bcriibmte 9lutomobiIfo6rer
Baron b. s. Stonfm Bat gcitcrn auf
elmer 0iiton3iobrt 3piidm @riiiiel
un0 @oroeaur Ben @eItrcfor0 un0
Oas @euid gebrodcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-28

&onios GitD, @lo. 81. Sui.
@tua 5won5ig Der feinercn @c-
ieQi6ait onge6orige @crioncn oa.
riuter cine 9ln8a6l iungcr Wl6oden
unO pcri6icoenc Stammoditc, wiu-
0cn 9eitern Nlorgen bon Der Goli5ci
6ci Der 9lus6cbung 5lpeier Der bcOel-
ten0itcn Cafes pcr6aitct. Cic 9hiS.
bc6ung crioIate auldBli1 ser Qlrd-
fu5ung Ser fiir5liD cr9angcnen Ger-
fiiglmg oaB ser Spiritiiolen-gllls
ibanf am SanitaQ inn Nlitternadt
oui60rcn muB. Ser lleberioll er-
iol0te aaiu unerportet, iuio IN 6ei-
Ocn 2ofolen berri6te pie geu00nlicb
an 5omitaaen mmtcres Seben. So.
bolo jeoo1 sic |oli5iiten eintrotel
ocriuhtcn Widnncr mo 6rauen onr1
S6iiren uno 6euiter 81 peribwinocn,
iUaS abcr MIR ucnigen gelang.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-28

oen gSirtbcn uobl gciuorocn pdre,
mcm Der StoOtocrbanO ii9 ni@t
itcts i6rer in 70 eiirigcr @ciie ange
noumen 6Gtte, wenn ein StrauB nit
Den Semperen3Icrn an91llIc4Icn mar.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1914-08-06
Mulvihill.

Maurice MUlvihill, a prominent
farmer residing near S; vefto1 in
Rails County, d'td at las home at 3
o'clock Monday morning, July 81,
1914, aged S. yeats.
He had teen III for 8 years and
his death was not untX jected, et
il was a severe blow TO his relat IS
and friends. To mourn his Ggaih
he leaves one b;o'her, john Mulvs-
hill, two sis efs. l. 2zie C.rcJg.., If
Monroe City. AZ: Asues 5lLI....~.
The body was uMen to ODonnel
Bros. undertak NJ establishment
where it was vie.rn by his friends,
and then was taken to the church
of Immaculate Conception. Wednes-
day morning 8:15 funeral serv-
ices were CouGGrt"d +" Rev FIR.
Graham aud h houy w laid to
rest in the St Mar S cemetery.
Deceased was the brotheI-In law
to john W. White who lives north
of this CITY Mr.. White, wife ard
two daughters attended the funeral
ut Hannibal.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1914-08-06

c. L.JohnsOn says that he will d.
plumbing work and asks to submi,
figures if YOU want any work in
that line.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1914-08-06

j ohn ZeIeny aud wife, nee Mis-
Carrie Rogers. Mrs. j. H, McClintir
and daughter, Mrs. jaeger are
among the Americans iii Europe
When last heard from they were al
St. Ives. Cornwall. Tngland
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1914-08-06

Col. " B Fabv has been doing
himself proud speaking for Sydnei
j. Roy. Mr. Fay is an eloquent.
fluent, convincing speaker. He is
also one of the best fellows Oh earth
and those who kroW him best are
his closes frienGs.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1914-08-06

E. A. Thompson of the Thomp-
son Dry Goods Co. is in New
York buying a new stock of goods
to replace their stock recently
badly damaged by fire and which
they are now selling at bargain
prices.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1914-08-06

Emmett Vowel started out on
maiden trip as a travelling man
Thursday, and from reports he is
doing well, but that is just what his
friends expected him to do as he is
one of the kind who does things.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1914-08-06

B. F. Blanton the popular editor
of the Paris Appeal was in this
city Monday and made the Demo
crat a pleasant call.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1914-08-06

G. W. Virgins was called to Buck
lin by the death of his brother, j n
Virgins, who died Of blood poison
which started from a barb wire
scratch fifteen years ago