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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1914-01-24
sLIDELL NOTES.

The news Of the voluntary bank
| ruptcy of Thomas Bros. was receiv-
ed with much regret. The young
men competed with this business are
Of excellent standing. It is said that
! the difficulty Of making collections
with large outstanding Indebtedness
to them is responsible for the action
on their part.
The act OF the council in segre-
eating the negro element In Slidell
is drawing to it some very favorable
comment by the people. 1t Is q
move that will simplify the mainte-
nance of orderly conduct and will
eliminate the likelihood Of white peo-
pie being disturbed by occurrences
which they should not be exposed to
in the business district. All good
people are congratulating tho coun-
ell for it's action in this matter
Mrs. ]. l.. Newman and son Marian
spent Saturday and Sunday in New
Orleans.
Mrs. w. Parker and son Walter
and her guest Miss Matte Jones. OF
Louisville, Miss, are visiting rela-
tives in New Orleans.
Matt Schneider, Of Laurel, Miss.
spent Sunday here.
Mrs. D. Fulled spent Sunday In
New Orleans.
Miss Ida Holloway. Of New Or
leans, is the guest OF Mrs. Charles
Fogg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Hursey now oc-
cupy their handsome new home near
North Slidell
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Long will
move in their pretty cottage next
week. Their neat little home is 10
Gated in the Brugier addition.
Mr.. Edward Cause returned from
q business trip to Gulfport.
Owing to Postmaster u. G. Neu-
hauser restgning his office here
great intere st is being manifested IN
the appointi ng of new postmaster.
DR.. and Mrs J. X. Griffith return
ed from q visit to Port Hudson, La.
where they attended the marriage
of the Doc tors sister.
Master Edward Dubourg, OF New
Orleans. spent Sunday here as the
Rousseaux.
1QF. BLOCK was one Oh OuI AOS0As
visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emile Dubourg and
daughter Lucille, of Vaudeville. we're
visiting here Saturday.
Attorney Cooley spent "wednesday
in Covington on business.
Rev. Bern. ard Heating spent Sat
urday In Ne " Orleans.
Miss Ruth Cooper. Of Madison
vile, spent the week end here as the
guest Of her cousin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Moran spent
last week in Orvisburg, Miss.
Mr.. ]. r. Schneider, OF New Or
leans, was here this week on busl-
ness with the telephone company.
Mrs. John Mcmahon had as her
guests Sunday the following: MRS:
Peter Kearnas. Mrs. w. Dav and
son Vernon. and Mrs. Biavant ana
children, all .of New Orleans
Mrs. job d E lliot spent Saturday IN
New Orlef ms. She went to attend
the funers.l Of enc Of her relatives.
Mr.. O.. Facia ne spent Sunday N
New Orleans.
Mrs. Marcellhl OF Picayune. was
! visi1o1 here u i week.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1914-01-24
APPEAL CANNOT BE TAKEN TO
SUPREME COURT WHEN THE
COURT OF APPEALS HAS
THE POWER.

The following, among the Supreme
Court decisions this week. leave Mil
Ter & Bear, attorneys, temporarily at
least, victors in the recent injunc-
ton proceedings in the District Court
here:
st. Tammany Lumber Manufactur-
ing Company VS.. The Creditors Of A..
w. Stewart.-Syllabus: The vari-
GUS courts of appeal have power to
issue writs in aid Of their appellate
jurisdiction, and where 4 writ IL
asked In q case appealable to q court
Of appeal, the application should
be made to that court, and not to
the Supreme Court. Application de-
MED.
Procedure has been taken to make
the appeal to the Court Of appeals,
in accordance with the ruling of the
Supreme Court.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1914-01-24

friends.
A dance was given At the homo Of
Mr.. Newt. Pierce's. All enjoyed the
occasion very much.
MS Bessie Hardie, Of Angie, is
Visiting her sister. Mrs. G. H. Misell.
Mrs. Whit Talley was the guest
Of her sister. Miss Carrie Misell. last
Sunday.
! Miss Hattie Jenkins entertained Z
few friends very pleasantly ct her
homo, Sunday evening.
BROWN EYES,.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1914-01-24
Sun NOTES.

Mr.. c. w. Green. OF Julia, was the
guest Of friends here Sunday.
Mrs.. w. T. Mohon and Mrs. B. r.
Frazier have been visiting Mrs. MO-
hons mother at Hattiesburg.
Nr. French Musgrove. Of julia,
spent Sunday here - the guest Of
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1914-01-24
T. J. FITZGERALD DEAD.

The neighborhood Of Sfmilousa
was plunged into grief, on Sunday.
January I. 1914, when It became
known that r. J. Fitzgerald had auc-
cumbed to an illness Of forty-one
days duration. Mr.. Fitzgerald was
q native Of st. Tammany parish. hay
ing been born here sixty-four years
ago. He was buried under the rites
OF the Methodist Episcopal Church.
|of which he was an honored member.
Rev. T. v. Peters officiating.
Mr.. Fitzgerald 10 survived by his
wife. six sons, two daughters, one
brother. John Fitzgerald. and two
sisters, Mrs. ]. A. Parker and Mrs.
w. M. Barker. Only those who knew
him best can deeper feel the great
loss to his family and to the COM
r.unity.
Glover Bloom Butter. the best
dread and butter" butter, As cents
q pound.
r. c. FITZ SrMONS GRO. co.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1914-01-24
Mr.. F. D. Charbonet. of New Or
leans, was an Abita visitor this week

Mr.. r. D. Charbonet. of New Or
leans, was an Abita visitor this week.
Mrs. A. B. Blattner returned We'd
nesday night from New Orleans.
Mr.. U. Charrovin, OF Franklin,
visited his sister, Mrs. Lucille Their
lot. Sunday.
Mr.. ]. E. Smith has the contract
to erect q cottage for Mics G. v.
Allan, on Louisiana stree.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Thompson, Of
Algiers, were visitors to Abita
Springs, this week, guests Of Mrs.
Z. D. Terrebonne. Their friends are
deuEht6 to zee them again.
Mrs. T. D. Terrebonne has gone to
visit her sister, Mrs. w. r. Hukill.
at Paris, Ky. Mr.. Hukill had the
misfortune to be thrown from his
buggy, and Is quite Ill with a broken
hip.
Messrs. F. A. Salmen and Paul
Gerdere, Of Sudell. spent last We'd
ahob1y II c0v16oeeA.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1914-01-24
DIED.

Mr.. H. d. Lester Of Yasoo City,
Miss, died at the residence Of his
sister. Mrs. Bowman, on Friday, Dec.
as. 1913, aged IS years. He leaves
q wife and three children.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1914-01-24
F. c. F1TZ s1MONs GRO. co.

The many friends Of Mr.. Percy
Smith are glad to see him among
them again. after an absence of sew
eral months in Canton, Miss. He Is
now located in his own jewelry re-
pairing establishment next to the A.
C. Mccormack grocery, where those
needing his services can find him..
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1914-01-24
BORN-To Mrs. J. p. Gl'sson. Of
Abita Springs. La, Thursday morn
ing, January -, 1914, = girl.

On the eve Of his approaching mar
riage twelve Of Mr.. Sidney Fuhr-
mann's friends entertained him at
what they termed . farewell sup
per-" last Tuesday evening 1t Gabe's
Tavern. A number Of toasts were
made by those present. and Mr.. Fuhr-
mann responded in his usual good
naturediy way. Those present were:
Leon E. Beaucoudray, J. NJ. Sim
mons. A. L. Bear. Ralph Menetre.
Warren Smith. A. d. Schwarts. Louis
Theriot. N. H. FttsSimons, Aobt. W.
Badon, D. H. Weaver. Robt. H.
Dutsch. H. K. Goodvyn, and the
guest Of honor, Mr.. Fhhrmann.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1914-01-24

II Mr.. Maxwell c. Smith spent sew
eral days in Covington this week
Before returning to his home In Mex
leo - VIII epend . fsw weeks in
New oyl4fS6.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1914-01-24

vo statistics found complete in tho pro
ph,s'e'ans law At least in the matter Of re-
porting births In the Tenth reported
and Wards but eight while
four This great difference report
fact that OF the
OF rths have made
deaths must DO reported
partment issued November following
20 FEW months ago the Vital Statistics
as s;.ss III .
:' s:s ss 4; 4: Ct %
vital up IN ~
ee.;ss
j, child
1s :s'''s'se s'
. a. er d. s ns: {: sss. ss death. @
s: al s
@ ~
III. :s s' Be : :s s'ss IL:
and aq %as
naiias reports
e 1Psss hs with these
sni; tor that s ss 10 be vi" make Of
birth: for each child
similar Of
certificates the problems not quite didcul
nement
certificate with
Health
the be properly Inferred
health authority should follow closely the causes OF
this classification being found
Of all physician
hand.
:: = B: Il: % ;:; AZ: ::s'
q hrcpToof vault"
explicit appointed
registrar Of births
Those that complied with the lawo have
Of health health officer rgrasshoud
that
realize this importance should be
dereict in carryin provisions the
six
This 2e the total deathQute
considered these deaths almost
disease patients this
probably the i've of
introduced
number births reported h III
white 49, colored 76 Deaths white ~ colored 49, This
white 32222
population
in
hand
white population separately
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1914-01-24

Band, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Band.
to pretty young lady Of New Or
leans. Mrs. James Band is the sis
tor Of Mrs. Henry Manint. They
will make their home In Vaudeville.
Their many friends wish them Joy
and prosperity.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1914-01-24
DANCE AT GARDEN DISTRICT
SCHOOL,.

There will be q dance ct the Gar
den District school next Friday. Jan.
Goth. All are invited to attend.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1914-01-24
Parksdalo Process Butter. In one
pound cartoons, IS cents q pounds
F. G.. FITZ SIMONS GRO. CO.

All watches and jewelry which were
left with Mr.. L. w. Afford before he
left Cov:ngton, can be had by calling
on p. E. Smith. next to McCormacl.'s
grocery.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1914-01-24

Standard granulated sugar. S cents
q pound, at the F. G. FITZ SIMONS
GROCERY co.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1914-01-24

Mr.. U. Charrovin, Of Franklin,
visited his sister, Mrs. Lucille Their
lot. Sunday.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1914-01-24

Mrs. A. B. Blattner returned Wed.
nesday night from New Orleans.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1914-01-24

Mr.. J. E. Smith has the contrac
to erect cottage for Mics c. V
Allan. on Louisiana stree.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1914-01-24
A GREAT IMPROVEMENT.

The filling in Of the big bridged
ditch just in front of the approach
OF the big bridge across the Bogue
Falaya river, on Boston street. is
nearly completed. This work has been
under the supervision Of Street Com
missioner Schultz for some time and
IL . very important town improve
ment, az the expense Of upkeep will
be greatly leesened.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-13
Mian bOfft, bic Geme=
rdlc mtr0en ibn Der=
mtiben fDmnem.
Sunit mmh er Der sr0fte giirserfries
ueroen,
@illa mmkte iidl itratcgiidDc @prteils
5n iidern.
Sull bereits ben slnsriff anf ben !oa-
FEN Sampiep befoblem babem.

va b ington II. 13. 9fob. @ene-
raj Nilla bat einrn 9lngriff auf Sam-
pico nngeoronet. Scine 9lrmee opc-
riert bon San 9uis Eotoii aus, Oas
obne Sduh beiett porben mar. Dit
5ieae 9sabrihtcn Die bier eingclau-
fen iino, erfldren. oab 8illa Don Der
Scpolferlng nit elmer Spation be-
griiBt ipitrbe.
@oi bington II, 13. 9top. Sb-
gleih nod fein beipaffneter 3uiam-
meu'tnB 5fpiid~n oen Streitfr6ftcn
GarranSas uno Der &onpeittipn bon
9laua5 Galielltcs geinelbct muroc. rii-
item bod betoe Earteien eifrig fir >oen
critcn feinbli6en 3uiammenltoB. 0a
niele 8enerale nod ihpanfer, mel
der Barter lie ii6 nnidlieben ioIlen,
ldBt lid 6isher nid)t iagen uie groB
bieSeerbalifen iein mcroen, Die einan.
Der gcgcniiberltcben uerhen.
Nus @nmpico lit BETTE Die 9tad),
rid]t gefommen baB General 9ilis
Gaballcru, 8ouperneur oeS Staates
3amaiilipas, often feline 9lnbdngIif)-
felt an Garrail5a crfl1rt bat. Iic
Sta6t fiird)tet nm cinen elngrifi
uon @eiten her. Ger neuc prouifori.
ide Trdiioent @utierreS mar friiher
Wounernenr ser Tropin5. Seine
Streitfrdite riiiten n.ebIi6 INN sllnl
9lnariff auf Eanpieo.
$40 @iIla ieine erite groBe SdIod)t
i6lagen miro, miro bon Der SaItilng
oes @enernIs@on3ales abbGn1en. ser
hishcr Gin iSrenno Garranias mn
oseino Sinas mar unb nit icincn
Srilppen bel Gneretaro itcht. Wnn6c
alauben. @nn3ales meroc nuf Seitc
ser aonpention BON Mgitas GnIientes
lteben. anbere tpieocr mcinen, er Der.
&c %n~ro' 70 trclI tlciben.
0fan bofft mobl INNER nod. oaii
ein ,}iiian1menltoB burd cine @ereir'
borllna Ser 8enerdlc permieben ner'
oen miro, lit iid aber flar Oarilber
bai,. lrcnn es gum @iir9erfrieg fom'
men iollte. oies Ser grobte arieg ieir
miro. Ben Werico bisber crlebt bot
9uf beioen Seiten iinb MN lStreit'
fr1itc bon iiber 100000 Wonn alif'
acbraf)t uno meitere Sruppen fonner
immer nod ausgeboben iperoen.
Nun fann nidt abidateu, ipit
aros Die Sruppenmengen iein MGR
BEN, Die 9iGa ailr @erfiigrng iteber
merben. Cider lit aber, baB @ilc
nit Hiifiift anf bas bon linn beiestt
Scrruin itratesiid i'm 8orteil lit
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-13
Nidt nnr. perfo, ion=
bern audi feig.
&ritcn laiien bic Maier>
ten ibr Slnt
Dergiebcu.
gritiide @erlmite bis 81. SftOber i'm
sanscn $1,000 @ann.
Ereinicr glsanitb beantiuortet bic
Sragen BON GarlamentsmitglieS.
3akt 6rage betreffs SrieoensbeSin.
bnngen nnbeanflpprfet.

9onbon. 13. Nop. 9ie britil6en
8erluite inn &riege Bis gum 81. Of.
tober betrllgen bios rltnb $1,000
Raru offer &angitllfen. Gieie
lhasun9slpeiie 3abI nlrOe beute pon
Yremier slsqititb ouf @ritno einer
Nnfroge gonaro :. Sobn's. eines
Witelieoes ans Gait Ienbigbibire,
i'm Salts Der @emei1en anggeben.
Serr SSobn nollte ait6 9lusfllnft
baben, meIde 8ori6Idge sic &egie-
rltn9 nit Se8ua auf Die enogiiltigen
iSrieoensbebinaitngen, sic ipirfiome
@infii6riing internationolcr Geiete,
Die GinitelIirng Ser @ettriiitlngen
uno anoeres mebr MAIDEN lpiirbe.
Eremicr Isqllitb nonntc in Or
lpioerllng ailf Serrn SSobn'S sSrogen
Die obige 3abl Der britiidcn @erllllte
ino fiiatc bin3i. er lei nift in ser
Saae. Die Terhlite Der anoren al
liierten Wt1dtc obi6Gtcn al fonncn,
nod piel mcniger oic oes ,SeinOes.
Wfit @cSug altf Die anoren sSragen
Serru Ssobn's pertuicS i'm ser |rc-
mier niIf ieine fiir3lifen Meben.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-13
HDitrdnber entfamen.


Union GitD, Odd., 13. gtob.
1ic 8elpobner Der gan5en nmgegeno
befinoer lid alf Der Sube nod bier
Nfdnnern, Die beltte n1orgen nm bier
llbr oas bieiige Boitamt beraitbten
llll0 ertfanen, trosoem Die gelamteil
@innobner getpedt tpiiroen. 9os
Guortett itabl Elm Iutomo6il mif Der
ISarm ocs Non 9fan0aQ. illbr na9
hrni Hnitunlt. no 6 cinhrnh ilnO
ben @cloi6ranf iprengte.
0aarica &ate. Der iibcr ocn Hult-
ant pobnt, mlroe burG 0as &c
r6itid) gepeft. telepboniertc Der 3en-
trale, bon mo aus Ser SSngenicur Der
9clcu6tungsnnlage benodridtigt
muroe. 9ieier gob iofort luittels
Ian,pfpfeifc einen glInrm uno ldnt-
lihc Ginpobner bes Srtes marcn
t-l> 'nr 'Stelle. 9ie @inbreber err
beuteten $36 mert Iarfen urb So
.., no nlbren in meltliher &id-
tllng 0anon. @hua cine Wfeile bonn
Srt entfernt. gerieten lie in eiiten
@robcn. mo0ur6 oas Iutp nrsIos
mlroc, porauf lie iiber Die sSelber Die
iSludlt eroriffen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-13
u9resben" nnO rSslp@
sig" ptrprouiantieren
iif) in Gbile.
Seeidlladt i'm Iaeifiidlen S5can
itebt anideimenb bcuOr.
gate nod mnentidieSeme Sample an
bentlbcr Sitgrem5e.
garis bebamptct elm Iadlahem bes
aanlpfes in SlamOern.
Welbet nnbebentenoe Surtidlritte Der
alliierten Srppeu.
Oererreiaer ranmten amgcblidl Sas
uittlere @alisiem.
Die GtmiIen iunrSem 6itlih pDm Erse-
inpsl am Strg geidllagen.
Die Sirfem nttadieren sfueite BERTH
oisnnsslinie Der &mficm.
transport rniiiidDer Srnppen bnrdD
&nmanicm perlueisert.
Saiier @ilbelm iflns nnse6lid in
6,dIe., S,,c~f,e~ o,,f
Sramspurt rniiiid)er Srmppem bmrdl
9inmanicm perlueiscrt.
Saiier @ilbelm idllns amseblid in
9pblens Gmartier anf.

Qonoon, t3. 9fon. @ie Der
leste amtli6e Beriht aus Yaris 5u-
aicbt, i,oben Die Geutihen oen yier
6luB iiberi6ritten, lno wenn lie au9
mir elm pnar brnOert Daros auf oem
linten llfer oes bortnadig unrItritte.
nen ;5luTeS beIisen, 10 fonnen Die
9laiierten on oieiem 9etpinn ood
nid]t oftlos poriibergeben, ionoern
miiiIen per5meifelte anltrengllngen
mahen, Oieien fIeineu Sell 5uriid5ri-
treibel.
9pres, oas iih tpie cine 6eitungs-
mauer IN Die 9iilien Der @rnoringlin'
ae eritredt, lit nod in SGnoen Der
9riten, uno pem nidt Die 5lanfen.
angriffe auf oieieStellung erfOlgrel6
liub, oiirfte Iid 0irlnuoe als einen
mertloIen @elpinn fir Die 9eutiden
erueiIen. DIE nod INNER Den 8eg
noh Guerfirhen perbarritaoiert
iinoen.
Die Sbeorie, oa6 oieGeittihen Il-
les oaran iesen, I'M IDr 3iel, Die
Ieeresfiiite. jn erreihen, miro ourh
einen 9eanlten beitatigt, Der ioeben
aus OItpreitBen nad SollanO 5itrlid.
acfebrt lit. @r io9te. oaB Die oorti.
gen Shlappen ser 9erti6en anf Die
Satiohe 5iiriid5ufiibren ieien, oab 10
oieIe Sruppen ans Dem Siten no6
Dem @eiten gebraht iporoen iDaren.
I'M mit5ubelfen, ben @eg mad 9a-
lai5 freijumahen.
@erinee 9liifmerfinmfeit Uuroe IN
6en leeten Sagen Den Sperationen
nm iSIub 9lisne gei6enft, aber audi
oen Ieeten 9epeihen iilio bort ieit
fllr5em 10 beftiee Sample I'M @ange
ipie in oen erlten Saeen oes 8riegcs.
Die 6rontlirtie lit I'M aagemeinen
niflt geinoert, nber gerirge Sorteile
fiir Sie 9lniierteu ieien bod erfenn.
bar.
Ssn oen R6mpfen on Der 8iiite mo-
diem Sie Ieutiden Sen lesten DEL.
ounaen 5uioIse nod beftieem Grtil.
Ierieieuer Ssnfonterienngriffe in@eai.
fen uno erleiSen srobere 9erlulte ols
oie Ierteioiger.
Nus Dem Often fomnlt Die Tad.
ridlt. oaB 4etrograo ieben slugen.
Bid bie N1eISune errporte, oaB Die
orobe ShIoht BON 9ratau begonnen
h6te. mGhren binter &nlis5 ritliiide
,Snfonterie imo Artilerie innerhulb
Shubpeite BON Ser Oentihen 9renje
in 01aiie iteben ica.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-13
Ehtgcrin NIT bcm SdJitb=
priigcl.
Sragiiher Sub eines Sramcrs int
Sam 9lntuniu, Scras.
WfUrSerin, bcntidDes Wdodem, mill in
ytutluefr gebanbclt baben.

San In 10, Ger, 13. 9top.
SRI. @mmu 9lirgelneiiter, cine ge-
ifitlte &ranfenpflegerin. in oeren
Saus Otto &oebIer. Der i6merrcifs
Hr1lioent Der Son glntonio @rauer-
@creiligitng geltcrn aben6 eribollcn
purbc, miro on Der @ilnoe i'm Sano=
gelenf, Die lie iid na6 benz Sooc
&ocbler's 5ugefiigt baben ion, ni9t
iterben. Gie g1Grterin ioa crflGrt
boben baB iie auf apebIer gefeuert
Bate, Inn li6 imo emma Ooi6iel,
cine nnore aeidulte Yflegerin, oie
bei ibr mobnte, 81 bei6iieen.
Serr &oebler mar in ieinen9uggp
nod Dem 9aiiie ;Srl. Surgen1eiiter's
gefabren llno pnroe Don SRI. Goi6ieI
eingeIaiien. g1enige Winiiten ipG-
fer murben orei S6iiiie abgefeuert,
lnS OILS Die gtadbarn bas 9aus be-
troten, fauben lie Serrr apehler tot
auf Dem goben oes Shlaf5immcrs
5rl. gurgemeiiter's. Cine Sugcl
hattc linn bas @enid gebrohen, cine
speite burhorong ieinen S6doel
uno Die brittle ltaf in Der 9ritit Sri.
9urgemeiiter fniete neben Der 9eihe
Ios W2Gohen blutetc ans ciner
@lnoe am Snnogelenf, Die eS lid
ofieilbor nit einem auf Dem @o0en
Iiegenben Meiier beige6rodt bate
Srl. 9urgeineiiter purbe inter
%oIiieiaufiidt nah einem Spitul &C.
bra6t uno SrI. GaidieI in 3eugen.
boft genommen. Sri. @urgen1eilter
lit etrua 35 Sabre alt lub ioQ Dor
pier Sobren in 9esIeitrne bon Serrn
uno 1srom aoebler ans Geuti6lauo
mad Son slntonio gefonlmen iein.
llnmitteIbar nod Der Srngooie bicB
es, baB isrI. @urgemeiitcr cine &C.
if,uIte |flegerin iei uno ols @eiell-
ihaftcrin ocr Srau 9oebler enga-
aiert mar, Die icit SSSabren fronf it,
Seitte ioaten iebod Die 0titglieoer
ser ,SamiIic &oebler, ooB oas Y}0O-
den ME in ienrr giacnifaft I'M
SoltIe beidGftiat war, ia Dab cs I'M
aocbler'i6en Saliie ulbefannt mar.
Otto aoebler mar 80 Sabre alt
unb elmer ser rei6iten Wtonner oes
Siiotpeitens.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-13
Menidcnfaae tit yltWa>
ter, s.
Srei Sute mnS Elm %erlebter m
frem5amg innerbalb sluci
Stnnoen..

u + NJ ater, 6, t3. Non. 9rei
0tGnner puroen bellte nloreen bel
sluei ltnfaGen oil Der &reuSrn9 Der
Eenniplpania= =Sabn getotet uno ei1
nierfcr Wam lebensgefdbrli6 per-
lest. 9iobert @aiipn puroe nuf Der
Steae getotet, ais Elm 3ug in oen
@ageil bineinfubr, auf Dem er iaB,
unO 5luei StrmOen ipdter muroen
Sobn q. Soiner uno Gbparo Cobb
gctotet lno u. II. 9ioeoer niif ben
5oo perIett, als ein SSradt5ug an
oerieIben SteIle nit ibrem 9luto.
mobil foliOierte. 3pei andre Wion-
ner i'll Dem 9lltto entgingen Ser
leblingen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-13
Sampfcr iuicoer flptt, beidGbist.

Nlpeno, 9lif, l.. G9p. Ter
Ganpfer 9ofelnno, Der am llrntog
wabreno zines beftisca SAneeitllr.
mes auf South Eot..t itronbete,
ipnroe nit Silfe oeS Shlepptrs 80,
norite fIott genio6t, no1oem eii;
Seil ser Sraht trans criert por0cn
mar. @s miro beriftet, oab bas
Sdiff beoeuteno beihdoigt ipor.
Ell lit LII es miro gum 3pefc ser
&eparotur na9 Sort Suron gcbrnft
mer0en.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-13
ganffaiiierer iuirS scindlt

Stint, Wfif., 13. g2op. Sfe-
rif Green lpir6e nah Montroie &C.
rufen, Inn 6os mpfteri0ie &erihwili-
Sen oes Clarence Steoens, &oiiiercr
Ser oortigen 9anf, 5u unteriuhen.
@eriifte ooB Die 9ontos 6es &aiiie.
rers inllnorOnlng ieien, rpuroen bon
6en 9antbeanlten elltihieoen in I6-
rebe geiIeat Ser Sheriff iett feline
llllterilt6una fnrt.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-13
Sinh eridJieft griiberd|cn.

Cab Nte, Did, t3. 9tpb.
Gomarb, 6os ncuhidhrige S0prGcr
bes 6. q. Sarris, puroe gelt,r't bon
icinem lun Elm Sabr, altcren 9'rlther
Charles erihoiien. 0ie Sinnsr hc.
tnrben ii6 anein i'm Snuie pu1
Gharlcs '"r in Shreibpuiy -
;a,ui,ra tiren %iel llber. @eim ~,
ZEN nit heTiolfen ertIuo iib Aie
>2afic oIoro itarb cine : -
o. f:dtcr.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-13
.rnppeni4if lit
Tlammtn.
Stalieniider 9ampfcr NIT 800 Sol.
Daten in gfpt.
Nmf brabtluie Silfermfe slpei Sam.
pier linn cntgegengefabren.

Yunbpn, 13. 0uu. Cine De-
peid)e nns 9ium an bic Central Nelus
iagt, bak Der 9nmpfer Gittn bi Sa-
upmma Srabtlps nm Silfc eriudt ba-
be. Ct befimbet ii6 100 Neilcn BON
Gatpmia in BranS. Der 9ampfer
fat 800 Splbaten an Bprb, bic iif
amf Der ssnbrt BON Naaiipua, Nfrifa,
mad, Stalien beiimben. 3iuei 9am-
pier wmrben benz sefabrbeten Sdliff
81 Silfe seianot.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-13
ganmuullbOrien ipieber aftiu.

gsem gorf, 13. geop. Die gseu
Dorfer SauntipoIborie miro Montag
ben Is. 9topember, lire Sdtigfcit in
poaem rlmfans iuieoer aufnebmen.
geem rleans, Is. Nop Nuh
bic biciige gaumipoaborie miro nd4.
itcn@nntag iuieber lire S0tigfeit IN
einssiS]rGnft beginner.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-13
Tas SSetter:

Sente NadDt &esen uoer Sd)nse;
fGltcr; murscm flar; friitber bis
itarfcr @eit- bis gsurSlueltiuino.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-13
Sdlnce bilit Sjds,rr

gsionoba, Nih., i3. 9too.
Sirifjdaer in oieierSc5eno iinO ie6r
erfreut iiber oie eing trctcne &ettcr-
5trdnoerllnQ. 9licr IN Sd'ne ii
gefaIIen uno es ilt bcOcutcnb f1lter
Is.por0en.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-13
slclteitcr 3abnarst int.

@rnno &opiSs. @iit., j..
9lop. Or G3ra 2. !Solmes, ser II.
teite 3abnar3t i'm 9on0e. lit nadl Gin.
i6briger &ranfbeit i'm gllter ron .
Sabren geitorben.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-13

- 9nriert Sure Grfaltnng in ei'
mem Sage nebmt ein tiirtilnes
9oo I'M Oriental $,S1sl (In5)
fr,io.5p
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-12
GERMANY HAS GRAIN
 ENOUGH 70 LAST

BERLIN, via London, Nov 12.-The Bundesrath has decided that with cer. tain expedients the grain supply VIII be ample until 1915 crops are shar- vested
 1t was decided to prohibit feeding of wheat and rye to livestock; here. tofore one.fourth of the rye yield was consumed in this manner. lt was fur ther decided to restrict amount of rye used for distilllng spirits.
 TO husband the resources of the Empire and prevent extortion when the supplies diminish as an inevitable result of the war the Federal Council, or Bundesrath, has fixed 2 scale of maximum prices for all cereals The price of wheat is highest with rye next