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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1914-12-03
RED CROSS FUND.

THE RED CROSS Fund for the aid
of suffering Europe, is established in
Alma. The first order of yarn is here
and the committee is at work distrib-
uting it. However, more money is
needed to carry on the work.
The season for giving and receiving
is close at hand and here in peaceful
America we cannot imagine the sor-
row and .desolation of thousands who
need our aid. Won't you sacrifice
something and help in the greatest
need the world has ever known?
Please make this a personal mat
ter. Even the smallest contribution
will be appreciated.
Fund boxes have been placed in the
drug-stores, East-Side Grocery and
depot.
Yarn, needles and instructions will
be furnished free to any willing to knit
or crochet. People living outside of
Alma are especially urged to help.
Knitted and crocheted articles and
money will be sent from Alma to RED
CROSS HEADQUARTERS on Janu-
airy 1st, 1915.
BERNIECE POLLASKY, First Ward
MARY SHARP, Second Ward.
SADIE MESSENGER, Third Ward.
ELIZABETH KING, Fourth Ward.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1914-12-03
Past Beet Sugar Season Has
Been Good, But 1915
Prospects are Better
.BEETs WILL BRING GOOD PRICE
European War May Interfere With
Beet Seed Importation.

Next year the Alma plant OF the
Michigan Sugar Company will have
the best season that it has had in years
unless all signs fail and some unlocked
for circumstance crops up, for al
ready contracts for 1915 acreage are
pouring into the company's office. Dur
ing the first week alone they received
one-third as many contracts as they
did all last season and several of the
field agents were yet to be heard
from. Six thousand acres were con-
tracted for last year. During the past
week over two thousand acres were as
signed by contract for the raising of
beets.
Though somewhat shorter than usual
the past season was very, successful
for both the growers and company.
The run consumed only 40 days, but
the factory was run to its full capa-
city and the work progressed with fine
results. The improved machinery and
improved methods of handling the
beets have shortened the seasons run
by several days, while the efficient
management of Mr.. Jotham Allen has
brought the factory up to fine stand
ard of efficiency.
Forty-two thousand tons of beets
were sliced and manufactured into ten
million, five hundred thousand pounds
of sugar. This product will be in
great demand in the market owing to
the great needs of the warning nations
in Europe. Nine thousand five hun
dred tons of coal we're consumed dur
ing the 40-day run and 300 tons of
lime rock. Coke was also used quite
extensively this year, 300 tons of this
article finding its way into the COM
pany's furnaces.
During the run $50 men were en-
ployed and approximately $4,000 was
paid out in wages to them. Two hun
dred thousand dollars went to the far
mers for the beets.
The light tonnage for the 1914 sea-
son was due for the most part to the
three violent rains which fell in quick
succession during the early growth OF
the beets. Many acres of the most
promising beets were destroyed while
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1914-12-03
K.of P. Meet Every Thurs
day Evening Instead of
Monday
BANQUET GIVEN BI-WEEKLY
Each Committee will Serve One Ban
quet During Winter

BY vote of the Knights of Pythias
lodge at the last meeting it was decid
ed to change the night of meeting from
Monday night of each week to Thurs
day night of each week and the mem
bers were notified of the change. As
the long evenings are here and the
time for g Nod lodge work and good So
Ecial times is at hand, the following
propositio. has been decided upon and
put in operation.
The membership of the lodge living
in and near the city have been divided
into ten committees of ten members
each, and ecah committee is to fur
nish and prepare fine banquet and
entertainment during the next six
months. The first banquet is to be
given Thursday night, Dec. 10, which
is the annual election night. After
the ten committees had been appoint
ed, numbers were drawn to see when
each committees turn. to entertain
should be, with the following results.
A banquet every two weeks commenc-
ing Thursday night, Dec. 10, by COM
mittee No. with Ezra L. Smith, as
chairman, p. M. Smith, A. r. Smith,
Chas. II. Smith, Robert II. Smith, John
A. Smith, Martin j. Smith and c. II.
Smith, the farmer, and the other COM
mittees to follow later in their regu-
lar order. Each committee will have
$500 from the lodge funds and the
balance of the expense Of their ban
quet and entertainment is to be made
up by the committee.
The first rank fee for each new
member secured by any of~the COM
mittees will be credited to the COM
mittee bringing in the petition and
will be paid over to the committee at
the time their banquet is served.
This is very interesting and in
viting arrangement and it is expected
that the members of Fitz-James lodge
will be partaking of some very elab-
crate spreads during the next twenty
weeks.
If member misses one banquet
he lacks just that much of getting
even with the other fellows or what
he has to put up for them.
The committees are as follows:
No. lie. L. Smith, A. r. Smith
Robt. Smith, c. H. Smith, p. NJ. Smith
M. j. Smith, ]. A. Smith, Farmer C
II. Smith.
No. John Luchini, w. E. Baker
A. E. Wilton, C. II. Breeze, G. C. Gu
lick, j. f. Virgins, G.. H. Anderson
Archie Brown, Lewis Keith, G.. A
Brown.
No. 3.-W. A. Hewlett, Otto Haw,
ley, Harry Tubbs, M. j. McPhee, f. o
Grover, NJ. f. Root, c. S. Hulse, ]
Barney, V. A. Miner, II. Hubbard.
No. 4.-B. j. Amsden, G. j. Maier
w. Bainbridge, Ralph Bushee, Victor
Reach, Will Bittner, f. b. Berman
f. Nindorf, c. N. Crist.
| No. 81. p. Losey, Howard Hoyt
Otis Wilbur, II. j. Winchell, c. F. Hi
COX, Geo. McMullen, j. ID. Spinney
G.. B. Porter, E. T. Lamb, FranI
Dietz.
No. 6.-Will Knudson, Carts Brown
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1914-12-03
ATTENTION.

The new Gratiot County Farm At
las is being sent to the agents for de-
livery to subscribers. If you have not
already subscribed for one, better see
the agent, as they are only made once
in IL or 15 years. George Abbott is
the agent for Pine River township;
Howard Holmes, Arcadia township; B.
o. Markham, for Sumner and Seville;
G. w. Ferris, Bethany; Seth Sexton,
Wheeler and Lafayette; f. E. Slusser
and F. J. Kenneth, for the southeast
part of the county, and B. Rosback for
the southwest part of the county.
This is the best map you ever saw for
the money.
C. w. CHADWICK, Publisher,
E. A. BILLINGS, Field Man.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1914-12-03
A SWORN STATEMENT
Alma. Mich. Sent.

Alma. Mich, Sept. 80, 1911.
This is to certify that l have COM
pleted ashouse to house canvass for sub
scriptions in the four wards of the city
of Alma and find that the Alma Record
enters five out of eight of the houses of
Alma, also took the census of the city
of Alma and find the population to be
forty three hundred and sixty six.
Chas. Il. Pettyjohn
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this End day OF December A. ID. 1914.
Carl II. Washburn.
Notary Public in and for Gratiot
Cou nty, Mich, my commission expires
Feb. Is, 1916.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1914-12-03

The High basket ball men held their
first practice Monday night. A big
crowd of boys were on hand and the
prospects are good for a winning
team this winter. Captain Perry has
fine lot of veterans to pick from as
well as plenty Of new men who have
as yet to show their various abilities.
A Christmas trip through Southern
Michigan will be taken and Albion,
Mason and other city schools will be
played. If the baseball team is as
successful as the football team was
Alma High will have great team.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1914-12-03
OBITUARY.

Robert c., the eldest child of Mr..
and Mrs. William Stitt, was born in
Newark township, June Is, 1881 and
died at the home of his parents, Nov.
"a, 1914, at the age of 33 years after a
number of years of suffering. He had
been an invalid for the past four
years in which he bore with great pa
tience his suffering.
He leaves a mother, father, two sis
ters, Mrs. Lusr Cumberworth, and
Mary, two brothers, R. X. Stitt of
Bay City and T. B. Stitt of Gwinn.
Robert was young man Of ster-
ling worth and excellent character
with a disposition full Of sunshine.
With a pleasant word for everyone
he made friends wherever he went.
Though cut off in the prime of early
manhood his influence will be felt for
years to come by those whose pleas
ure it was TO know him in life, as he
was a man in whose word implicit con-
fidence was placed and whose daily
life was above reproach or criticism.
The flowers were beautiful and were
sent by the l. o. o. F. of Alma and
Pompeii, T. B. and B. N. Creaser Of
Middleton; from the freshman class
of Alma college, Philomatheans and
from friends and neighbors.
The funeral was held at the house
Thursday at 10 o'clock, conducted by
Rev. Food of M. E. of st. and under
the order Of /. o. o. F. The remains
were laid to rest in the Fulton Gen.
ter cemetery. The whole family re-
ceive, the sympathy of the entire COM
munity.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1914-12-03
A PUBLIC CHRISTMAS TREE.

Plans are now being made by a
committee representative of the city
for a municipal Christmas tree to be
placed at the crossing of State and
Superior streets. ano around which a
celebration will be held Christmas eve.
The tree is meant for all, young or
old, who live in Alma and the sur
rounding country. Detailed informa-
tion concerning it will be published
in these columns each week from now
till Christmas time.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1914-12-03
NOTICE

The new issue of Union Telephone
Co. directory will be out about Jan. 1st.
Any of our subscribers desiring any
change made in their listing Street
address should notify the officer before
Dec. Is. Anyone contemplating hsv-
ing a phone installed should subscribe
now so their names will appear in the
new directory.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1914-12-03

Allen Jackson and wife of Saginaw
and Walter Sustins, of the Electrical
Vehicle Service Company, were guests
at the Jackson home, Ala Wright ave-
nue.. Thanksgiving day.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fisher spent
Thursday in Ithaca as the guest Of
Mrs. Fishers parents.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1914-12-03

Mrs. w. d. Strong returned We'd
nesday to her home in Alma, after
spending a few days with daughter,
Mrs. A r. Cleland.-St. Johns News.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1914-12-03
TAXES LESS THIS YEAR
In Spite of Higher Assess
ment.
RATE 1PER CENT LESS THAN Is
500, ,64o.80 is the Total Tax for the
Four Wards

AS previously reported in the Re-
cord the tax assessment for this year
will be much higher than it was for
last year, but this large increase will
Of course be Offset to large extent
by a much decreased tax rate, so that
in reality the amount which is to be
raised in Alma for 1914 is actually less
than was raised last year by taxes.
In 1913 $73,124.83 was the total tax
excepting small special assessments
which were made for special services.
This year the corresponding amount
will be S66,649.80. Taxes will be
nearly seven thousand dollars less this
year than last. In 1913 the rate was
S34.05 on every $1,000 of property,
personal or real, this year it is to be
$24.06. Thus they will be practically
one percent less. The taxes are divid-
ed by wards as follows:
First Ward.
Total Asst t..................S8 1922 500. 90
Total Tax ............................. 19,792.19
Second Ward.
Total Asst 1915, 1000
Total Tax $23 ,461. .16
Third Ward.
Total Asst ...........-.............$314 ,365.00
Total Tax ............................$7 ,563. .63
Fourth Ward.
Total Asst $658 ,055.00
Total Tax ........................... $15, 1928
For the whole city Of Alma the as
sessment and total tax would be:
Total Asst ......................S2, ,770, 10000
1OJal L ak --...-...--..--.---.-.----. 9OO,O4J.oO
The second board of equalization for
the county met at Ithaca last week
and completed their work Satur-
day night, and forwarded the tax lists
to the city clerks and township clerks.
These are being prepared and will be
ready within a short time.
The Board made only one change in
the whole list of Alma property as
sessments, raising the total Of the
third ward by scant five dollars.
This in a total assessment Of the whole
of over two and three quarter million
dollars is rather small.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-02-15
SGs SentIri)e liegt.
Seutidbe Spradbe in ilnaarus
Mfittegi6uIen DbIigatOriidJ.
sSurlass int 3eictstaa.

gubopsF. II. 6ebr. Sine bemers
tensnerte 9orIage. on pel6e ouf
beutfher Seite sroBe 9offmnqen Qes
tui;pft iperbsn, bat Der &uItusminis
iter sSantobith ben SSsBanicse i'm
QarIoment eingebro9t. Die MoBs
reosl be3pe,ft eine griineli1e 3eIprm
bes llnterri4is lit ben MitteIi6uIen.
No9 bsu geftimmun9en ner 8ors
Ioge iou Ser ltnterridt i'm 2ateinis
E6en, beFen grgebniHe in BEN M(its
tsliduten 10 siemIih a1es 5u piius
fdeu iibrig lieBen, in Die b06eren
8la6en perlsgi iperoen.
8a9egen fen bos 2oteinjIhe in
ben Wlitte!Ibulen obIigatoriI1 Dura
ben ltnterritt in beuti9er Spraae
erieBt tperben.
syn alien reutfnen Greiien lit Die
Mntiinbioung Der 8orloge nit lebe
better @enugtuung be9riiBt poroen,
unb es ipirD unqeIGumt cine riibriqe
gropogouba begonnen, I'm bic g(us
nohu1e Der mtaBregcl iiber ieoen
3ipeifeI 80 iicfern. 9n iie bom Guls
tusminiItsr nid)t ein9ebra6t poroen
fndre, mems Iic 1ibt Die 3uitimmunQ
beg oefamten 9abinetts bate, err
Tneinen Die 2Iusiibten auf ibr Sc.
feBiperben gsTid5ert.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-02-15
3nritf naA Mterlto.
Slnansmiaiiter DC Ia 2ama per.
laRt 8aris.
Sritt fir 6ncrta elm.

garis. II. 5ebr. glbolfD Be ID
2omu. Der meritanif6e Ginan,rniitis
FER, osr fib IGngere 3eit bier aufd.s
baIten bat, reifte beute nit benz
9ompfer oSronprinsefTin GstiIiea
BON Gberbourg na6 gletu gurt as.
8ur3 Dor isiner 9G6reiTe faate er
5u eini9en 9teritanern, bic ibm Bis
gum 9ampfer bos GjeIeit qo6en, Fpl4
9enbes: sd febre no1 geerifo su4
rid, nm Der probiIoriIhen gieaie=
rung Suertos bebilfIi9 su fein, uno
babe einen 4lon. nm allen uationas
len @erpfli6iun9en Meritos na6su=
tommen. Sd bin feft bobon iiber4
seugt, bob id nit oieTem gIone err
fol9reich fein peroe. gs Iieat ntht
in meiner Q(biidt, ou6 mad BoIb.
in9ton su ge6en, ipeil i9 BON 6ueriu
teineu 2(uftrog erbalten babe, iroeno
iemano bort gu ieBen. Wo6rTdl i.
LID lperbe i'd iiber auba uno gera
Gru3 nof Wlerito suriidfebrei,.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-02-15
Sure 9epeidlcn.
II. soyanuar.

II. eSdnuar.
9as meritdnifhe 8anouerpooi
a3aragpfa" 1T 9eute in qlem Orleans
eingetroffen.
gaqui SniDiancr in Merito BE
reiten einen 2lufItauo por. sic ioaen
bereitS niele ReiienDe ousgepliinoert
ba6en.
syn Sobannistfol 6ei Berlin
ftieg beute Der beutIde QuftI3iffer
gobert 1belt7 nit 4 pahogieren
$3.50 SUB auF.
syn 2onbon tpurben beute bier
&ompfInffragetten rpegen St0run9
bes 9erfebrs unO tdtli6en angriff3
gu ie tier 9ogeu Gefdngnis berurs
teilt.
Sn Glartsburg, g8. @a., ftar5
gsitern abenb s}ral 6lorcnce DabiIs
Jon poit, bic Mutter be8 bier aages
mein befannten &edtsonnalts un0
S6riftiieLiers NtelbtlIe 8abiHon
poft.
= Die If1nc Do6nung oes friiGe.
ren Senators BON S}noiona, albert S.
geberiogs. in Snoianapolis, sSnp..
ipuroe geitern fir rjiditdnbige Gteus
ern gum 9etro9e ppn $744 perz
fault.
Sn Der Carnegie 6olle in
glep Yort lpurbe aeitern Elm pors
trdt @amuti $. 2iloens entbii1t.
Durd ben 1rud ouF einen eIettris
fden GnDpf in MoTbington fpurbs
beipirtt, po6 Die 6ulle fiei.
- Inter be; 2lniln9e Der SoII1s
miin5erei purbe sefern in Pbilnbet.
pbio Elm Sc Sabre ai!:r mann, noz
mems Gamus! Iote. perfaftet. Snte
bat 80 Sabre feine5 2ebens 6inter
3u6tbausmauern 3u9e6radt.
- e5n glDntouth, Gnglono, 6errT9s
te heute Elm 70 furdt6arer Gturrn,
oaB Der aus Iefp 9ort automnerbe
8ampfer nGtpmpic" bort ni6t ous
le9en fonnte, Ionbern nah Soutbs
ampton meter fabren nuBte.
Sn elmer i'm Qon0oner Rots
6dufe geitcru o6gcbattenen MaFers
oerfammlung in Der Der 2oromopor
ben 9oriib fii9rte, nurbe Die poIitit
Der QtuFrs9ter6dltung siner iiberlege-
ren britiT6en 5tptte inophiert.
- SH WaIhington ipltroe geitern
behaubfet i'm 9unbesfenat fei off
9emein bic 4nii6t borEerrf9enb, bnB
fpdbrenb Der segtnpGrtiaen enaongreBfeTs
.Tion ii6erbaupt feiH &infpqnberungss
geieB angenommen tper6en follte.
- Die Gberfompfillffrd9ette Grau
GmmeIiue pant1urf, oie mebrere mc=
den in Der G9mei3 nellie. TIL aefern
ndh 2onoon 3uriidgetebrt. Sie bat
cngetiinoigt. oaB iie bic sprobaganba
Der 5ut" fofort nieoer aufne6men
perbe.
GeHern nurbs in g1eu1pbis,
genn., gegen ben perbafteten 9rGf=
fentsu Ser .WertantiIs gont", 6.
Sumter Raiue, bon BEN 8roBaef9np-
reaeu eine glntIags er6obtu. Gs beiB;
ndrfH, bQb er $788,000 BON ben Der
gqnt gsh6rsnosn Geloern sHtsriHlas
gen Bat.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-02-15
@t0kltd) bcurIaubt.
Gi6tsr i'm erb,faitapro5cf Der Sat.
tim beg Mfaiurs Siutes.

Dien, II. Gebr. Qonbgeri6tsrat
GnDn, peI3er 8idter in benz am
/, 5ebruar erpdbnten Gg6i@oFts-
pro3eB Der 6rou bes Moiors pon
Ginie5, geborenen 9oronin @ous
burg, 9p6ter oes peritorbenen Gr5=
her5oas GrnF, mar, 1T pl0slic6 be-
urIaubt iporpsn. @r TT iofort nan
2emberq in @ali5ien abgereiIt.
Dos Geriht bate ieiner3eit ents
f6ieben, bob Die &ub.nett8tan3Iei
bas Document beraus9eben ioue,
ipeI6es bic 2tnerfennung Der G6e Res
Gr3ber8o9s Grnit ourn Den Safer
entbalte. Die aldgerin mil binter
bic 9ermogeusperbdltniIIe .oes @as
ters fommen, ipeI6e on9ebIic6 bers
ihleiert fpurben. Inn ibr BEN gebu6s
senoen gtnteiI am No4lob ppr3uent.
balten.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-02-15
sod, fItnat Das SieO -.
ShTtflidle Gabmfataitrppbe iunroc
0nrdl einen 2rceDio Dtrhiitcf.

Berlin, II. Gebr. 8urh ieltene
9eiItesgegenport 1T geItern cine
gabntotaitrppbe perhitet porben.
Saut gleIbuna aus 6aue entqleiIte
in bortiger Ndbe Der GpeiIef1aqen
Des O=3u9s Ron Berlin nod 8afel.
8etm esiten aunpeIn bes mnqqons
3og Der PiecoIo i'm Speifepaaen ioz
fort Die Npt!eine, lporauf Der qua
auf rsr Steae gum Ste6en aes
bra6t puroe. 10 baB Elm eroBeres
1n9liid ber5iitet tperoen fonnte. Die
Der 8efahr entronnenen go7oqiere
beIohnten ben Retter bur6 cine ans
iebnIide @eIefommluno.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-02-15
Seniatlomeae SYpIac.
9Solf @crtaeim, Sri Der mifgliftcr
llntcrEegmnnGen lit Dcrid ,tuunOeu.


Berlin, II. 8ebr. Die @6nisria.
feiten, nit benen 8olf 8ert6eim,
0eFen Morsn6duier in Der 3meiten
Sanuarnocbe Iiquibieren muBten, an
fdmpfeu bat, baben nun Die IenTotio.
neQe 6oloe qe5eiti9t, boB Der 6riin=
Der Der pieIsn fe6laeIhIagenen I'm
terneBmun9en berT6punben iTt. DIE
alogen, bic aus ben fdai9en 6npos
tbeten ertpu6fen, iirb bsm Ser
f4lpunoenen nunmehr bur9 1fFents
li4e 8etonntmochung 5ugefte[t tpors
ben. Wlit Qgertheim ging es rofa
abmGrts, als er begonnsn bette, Die
cite 6irua, ipel6er Iein Batter unp
8ruber 3ugeb6ren unb 5u beren Nit
gIiebern er felbIt friiber ge3dbIt bat
te. gu betdmpfen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-02-15
Crsite anf Der 1S(ndlt.

airgIton. 5anlaito, II. 7e6r. mi
6eI Grefte, ter fliidtige grGfibent
BON 5otti, lit geitern mil ieiner Gats
tin an 8oro bes eeutfAen Damp.
fsrs ~prin3 GiteI 5risbrih@ bier Elm,
setroFfen. Die Qdnbung erfoIgte pos
ne ieben 3piihenfau.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-02-15
Webr Grnemumnacn.
llnterltnatsiefretar fir Suitis nnS
Gnltus in 9ic dis auSen.

Berlin, IL. sSabr. Der aebraus
in Der rei6sldnbiTnsu 8egieruuq
nimmt feinen Gortgano. Geitern finb
5pei ipeitere Grnennungtn b0nso9en
fporben. Direftor Or. 5ranten i'm
prsnbifden lufti3miniiterium iuirb
llntsritaatsFefretGr fir Srifis uno
aultng I'm reidstdnbiT6en Miniftes
rum als glahfolger bes Or. Qetri.
DIR Wa6foIgsr bes miniIterioIs 9is
rettorg ?. 5rout in GtroBburq nirb
miniFseridlrat Grouou.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-02-15
Gs Fo6 gInt.
auafift swiidIea &nbelf5rern nus
H0IiSei in 9prtmnnp.

Berlin, II. 6ebr. gu 9orfnunb
bat fih in einem 9on3ertIofal om
SteinpIaB nGdtli9eripeiIe elm ipiiIter
Gonflitt erei9net, Bel bem biel glut
gefIpFen 1T. lin Ru6eTtorer 3u ents
fernen, griff bic 9oti3ei enif6lofen
Gin. Gs fam su einem bibiqen
qanpf in foeIdem duf beiben Geiz
ten 5abIreibe 9erfonen berlebt purs
ben. Grit na.5 9ornabme pieler 9erz
haftungen nur9 bic perTtdrtten Gis
eherbsitsmannidoften fonnts bic Hus
be nieber b.rqeite[It psrnen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-02-15

- Die Satin eints ylonues na
mems S0bn Doe, In Charleston, M
Ia. ichentte leBts Raft gfnem Gst
fpnfvn sin0. bs eebsn. 6as nit
20 llnsen poa.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-02-15

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tees fir 2luspdrtige ge3iebungen bdz
ben geItern Dem prdiioenten cine Res
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fpGt fpiro, ben aouqreb 9bqeor6.
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81 ernenueu.
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an Sit "a. StraBe geIsgeHes fiinfFt0ta
tigss 5abrttgebdube our1 5euer ssrs
fort. Ge6sbunoert Mdnner, Jrauen
aub ainber, bic in Der Nahbdrfdait
osr granoitdtte tppbnten, fpurbsn aus
ibrsu MDbuunasn gstrisben, neil iie
Die $oibe un0 BEN adu9 niht dushnf=
ten Ionnten. Shaoen 100000.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-02-15
Nanb Der SSIar,men.
8efanutes Semmering Sutel, oas po
0diteu gefitllt mar.

@ien, II. Je6r. Das ben 9ouz
riften Der gan3eu 8elt no6lbetonnz
tie Sport ootel GefeIbauer ouf
oem Semmering lit Elm Raub Der
5lammeu geiporben Dos 6ptef mar
beim Qusbrn1 bes gronoes NIT 8Gs
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noIen 6tt=Wettlauf etngefunben bas
ben. Dos 5euer breitete ii6, Bet
Dem bprhersIdeuben heftigen Binbe
unh ben unnenii. en- QDImpot.. d.
tungen, reiBeno f6nea aus. 5atIdhs
Iih tonntei pieie gdfte nur NIT
Wliiae 9erettet iperoen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-02-15
Sttfct mtn SmaOe.
Ser sum SDOe bsrurtsiltc @iftm6rDer
Oppf In lEranfinrt.

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furt q. 30. sum 3obe perurteilte
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etfter qinie i'm WieberauFnnbme bes
qeri4tti6en 9erfobrens. 2tngeblit6
beTaB er CUR 3eit bes 5obes Ieiner
er3en 5rou iiberbaupt nod feline gas
3i[len, mittefs beren er, no9 benz
l1rteiIs6efnnn. hen Worb beannnen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-02-15

Sn 9elp 0rIeons berfu9ten gts
fern obeub iieben perioner, flint
Mdnner uno 5lpei 5rauen, ibrem 2es
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fporen erfpIareid.
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ben Rem gngIano Stauten, I'm DifIis
den Gunaoa unb IN einselHen Sets
len nor Reip serisD uno pennInIba4
nien fu1yosn geitsrn nahmittag gr04
ftDBe perfpiirt, 0ie bon Is bis 30
5efnuOea nnhieltsn.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-02-15
On Rnnfns Gin qRn

Sn adnfas gitp, no. bsaina
geftern auA iinbefaHnten uriahen eine
80 Sabre uIts Gieno9rapbin, 5rGus
lem Gina 3immermaHn, 5elbtmorb,
fnosm fte fih DIN eem Ta6 eine2
15 EtpiDsrfe hsbSn Sffisssebdsea
berunteritiir5te.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-02-15

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@tao unter nun.