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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-20
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-20


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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-20
gsiOcrlcet.

Die gtraumcnte ser mcrifoniiben
9elcoatcn. 0urc6 Die glntwort
Der 9fcprdicntonten Scr &creinig'
ten Stootcn. 0ie 2cBtcren
peiien no6, moutn mir Gin Con.
itihtionaIiit fir 0eu Soften oeS
probiioriidcu @rdfocntcn IN
@lerifo in 5roge fommen fonn
g1togoro salts, Ont, 10.
syuni. - 0ic omerifmiiAen Dele.
gotcn 5ur @ernlittcllngs Gonieren5
pcroffcntlibtcn ocitcrn glbcno nit
oiut6ciBung i6rcr 9icgicriing cine
Grmiocrlmg ouf oas @}ouifeit ooS
am @littwo6 bon Den Sucrto-0clcs
qotcn 6cfonnt gcgc6en luOlporin Der
9oruurf er6obcn morocn mar, oaB
sic omerifonii6c &cgicrung NIT
i6rer 6or0erung, ooB MIR elm Gon.
ltihltionoIiit fir ole proOiloriidc
Gr1iiOcnti6oft in @etro6t fonmcn
fonnc, ii6 elmer ungeb0ri9cn gSobl.
@ccinfllliilng itno gernoc5u Der 9luf.
lei3ung 3u @cpoItt6dtigfeitcn ihuI.
dig gcma6t babe. 0ie 9c6ouptimg,
caB @r1iiocnt g8ilion iih cincS Ser.
ortiacn @indriffS i'm sic MaAlfrcibeit
it1ulOig gemo6t miro in DER @rwis
ocrrng ser omerifonii6en 9cIcgatcn
nit Gntihieocnbeit 5uriid gelpiclct
inO cs iAcint aus Dem 0oflment
6erpor5ugeben ooB oie Scr. Staa.
ten in ibrer bisberigcn Solhng I'M.
mi0errufli6 be6orren meroen i'm
Sale sic beutiee gonfcren6 nod wei-
tcre %crbonolungen nod iih 5ie6cn
ioate.
v0ie omerifoniihen 0elcgatcl~
70 bciBt cs in ser 9lntport oBoItcn
es nid)t fir f0roerlih fir oie @leoio,
tions5uede, m16reno scr @crbano-
lungen Die peridlieoenen El1nc ooer
9cbollptiingen ser 4orteien 81 per.
offentIi6erL Ga jeOod oie mcrifoni.
l6en 0elegoten cine foruiclle Oar
Icgung i6rcr @iupdnoe gegen oie
@rncnmtnq eineS Gonitititionolilten
gum proDiiorii6cu 4rdiioenten Der
offentli6t Dobeu uno 5par neil I'M
ter 9lnoerem cine BON iold elmer
proDiioriidcn Hegierung gcleitete
&obl nidt oen @iaen oes meritoni.
iden @oIfes reprdientireu wiiroc, 10
bat man eS fir n0tbie cradtet eincu
Sbeil Der 9lntiport oiif oen 9riei oes
Srn Ho6oia betount 5ii ee6en.
rsSu Oieier 9(ntmort wciien oie
omeritouiicben 0elegoten obiolut
icOe Geroadtigune ouriid, ooB Der
omcritauiicbc @rdiioent sic @oblfrei.
belt 0lerifo's gu 8crit6ren 6cabiid.
tige uno beiteben oorauf oaB ole
megifQuiideu GeIegotep gon5 oic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-20

@lotbe lno 3iele oeS @rdiioenten
nnBperitanoen ba6en, melder no6
Sbatia6cn urtbeiIt lmo in Oen bis
Gerigen @rfolgcu ser conititltiono-
liitii1en g(rmee Ocn unwiOerleg6aren
9cipciS fit oie3uitimniung 0es meris
foniiHen &olfes cr6lidt. gl6cr CT
iiebt ou6 5u gleider 8eit Dab Elm
Uoaer Sriiinipb iener glrmee einc I'M
Geitimnte 6ortooler 0eS &rieges be-
ceutcn ipiirOe nit oQen Scioen, 9lut-
oergieBen unO 800, melbe BON einem
ariege un5ertrennli6 iino.
rDieie 6olgen iudt Der 9BrdiiOent
0urb oie Gcrnlittelung 5u oerbiiten,
ober mir fiir6ten ie6r, aus Oemg9ort-
Iaut Scr merifonii6cn gtote i6lieBen
5u miiiien Dab feline 8emiibuneeu
on Der g6neiolng i6eitern f0nneu
cinen Gonitihitionalilten ais proOi.
ioriic6en @rdiioenten fungircn 8u lais
fen ielbit penn Dies olS 0os cin5ige
8ur @erfiieung itebenoe @littel cr-
ic6cint, Die SMreden cincs aricges
ab5upebren.
o&ir Derlei5cn Der Soffmtng 9[us
crud, Dab 0ic merifonii6en Gertrcter
nidt weiter Dem ein5igen @lone op.
bonircn meroen, mcl1er sic &eritel-
lima 0cs Sricocns in 9(usiiht itcllt,
md6reno einc @crmerilng i6Were
2ciocn umo oen 500 fiir 10 @iclc be-
ocitct.
n8ir iino iibcr6euet, ooB ibrc
GinpcnOungen gegeil Den &lon ielblt
uno i9rc @efiir1tngen 6c5iiglib Der
i6len 8olgen mel6e feline 9lnuobmc
no4 ii@ 5ie9cn fonnte, nidt mobl be-
qriinOet iino unO ooB iie beiocn 9lus-
Itcllungcn gceen Die @in8cl6eiten oic
groBen mo ousidloggc6cnOcn Sc,
mcagrijnOe aus oen 9lugen Dcrloren
baben, bon oenen Der &rdiiocnt iid
bccinflliicn ldBt uno mclhe fir bic
omcrifoniicbcn &ertreter bel glaen
nloBge6eno gemeien iin0, ipos tie &C.
ocniiber Den %ermittlern geiagt oOer
Dorgeid6lagen boben.
.Gie omerifonii1e 9legerng lit
lc0ialid 6emii6t, bel ser Seritellnng
ocs 6rieoens in Mierifo 6iilireicbe
Sono 5it leiiien. Sie bat fein beion-
oeres Sntereiic an Der glrt uno @eiic,
mie ooS gcicbie6t, nod an Der @er.
ion our1 pelde oiaies groBe 3iel er-
reidt miro uno, menn iie Elm beion.
Ocres 8erfo6ren Oriugeno onrdtb,
ooer fiir Die Grpdbhtng eines beion-
Oeren S6loges BON Nldnneru ein.
tritt 10 oeirbie6t 0oS mr. neil iie lie
ais Die ein5igen Merf5eage 3ur @rs
reidina oes erie6uten 3ieles 6etrod-
tet. Tie onerifoniihen @iniuenOun.
gen ge9en Ben bon ben merifanii6en
@crtretern gltge6eiBeneH%Ion bcrll6-
ten oili Ser tieien lleber5enaung, oaB
Sic 9lnnobme 0ieies Elmles nidt Oa.
5u Oienen piirOe, oen 6ortihritten
ser iiegrei6en glrmee Ginbolt 5u
t6rn ooer 6aI0 Oen SrieOen 6er6ei.
5ufii6ren welben Die omerifanii6e
@cgierlng 10 oufrihtig wiinbt.
aGs mare cine 2eibtigfeit fiir Oie
Gonieren3 elm QIbtommeu 81 4apier
5u briugcn, lpie &ieIe iiir min.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-20

eS beiBt 0aB DARN Ole 8ebmIptung
oufgeiieQt miro, Die er5puu9eue @loi.
ienausmonoerlmg Der 0}o6anme0o.
uer ans Mo5eoonien iei cs gepeieu,
melde in 9leiuoiien 81 9iiidi6ldgen
gefiibrt babe imb ~0oB 0ie &iorte
i6rem 9eOouern ii6er Die llnruben
9lusOrud berlei6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-20

pico" Der Gonitititioialiiten 5unI
Siufeu bro6te, 1T geiteru in @lo5at.
Ian eingetroiieu. Gas S9iff iii6rte
5u @6ren oes GapitdnS @lolpico oeS
6eiiegten 6obr5eu9es, Der Selbitnoro
beging feline 5ldgoe oui Salbmalt.
Captain 0lolpico mar frii6er 9ieute.
nant Der merifauiiben @}orinc, uno
Die Nlannicbaiten oes Guerrero"
6egten fiir i'm in0 Die NlannIcbaiten
oes aciunfenen S6iffeS Die ireuno-
ic5oitliditen @efii6le. Gie Oii5iere
oes Guerrero 6aben beidloiien, oie
nab Dem llnter9ang oes DEampico"
ans Dem g9aiiar geiiidten @1aunidai.
ten nidt oen iooeralen 9e6orOen in
Nia3ailan aus5ulieicrn ionoern ibnen
Das 9e6en 81 i1eufen Ger dmcrifd.
niide arci5er ,9}eW Orleans" uno
Der EorpeOobooti1aer 0&errr," Oie
oaS Scegciedt 6eo6adtetcn itnO ipG-
ter bel Der &ettling ser dianniGaiten
0e5 ,Edmpico4 be6ililiA paren, ira.
len 5uiammen nit ocn Guerrero"
bier Elm. Gie ,92cm Srlans" bate
feds @erpunoeic ocS oEanpico0 an
9or0. MS oie uEompco" 5lt infen
6egamL uerinAte Captain 9Rolpco
mo me6rere 9RitglieOer Der @eiablng
in cincr Finniie 81 cuttomnen mur-
sen abcr pom o@uerrcro" cngeDols
woroif Gapii0n @lalpico id ben
900 CAB @orbcr iprab er Den
@uui6 aus, in Ma5atlan 6egraben
5ll mcroelb mo oieier @uni3 miro
olls0cfii6rt weroen.
D&oter Gbips~ ais SCI ..
Gompico, Nlcr, is. 5uni (oio
2oreOo, Ger, 10. SlnD cer
ocuii4e areu3er n0resoen" ilno Der
6ritiibc Sreli5er .9riItol~ iraien &C.
ilcrn bier aus Gero Gul5 cln. slai
i6nen lano!eu ser 0euti4e itno Der
britii1e Goninl on, Ole iidD nac1 Scro
Grl3 beacben 6attclL Inn mt tbren
reip. @cianoten 81 coniertren. @leid
naoD i6rer 9lnftnft bier batten Oie
beioen Gouiuln cine lange luiierre-
Dung nit Dem 6ieiigen lpanl6en
Goninl 6etreiiS Saltnng Der Goniii-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oen 1panierN
aeaenii6er. Ger WeIomangel lit nod
nid,t 6e6o6cu, elm limitano, Scr ben
8eidditsgonq i6wer bcrintr0cbtiat
Qlls aleinaclo bc0icut man iic6 lett
fleiner S6a6teln nit ~@ofer G6ips4
Ccut16cr Goninl po6rt
amerifonii6e Snte.
rcficn
5toDt Merifo, ~ Suni.
Ser 6raiiGauiide @cianote BAT &c.
tern oen oeliic6cu Goniul IN 3ocote-
cas- pcr Cra6t crIldt li@ Der oorti-
Gen omerifanii6eu Snterenen anjl'
ne6men.
Stoot Merifo, 49, Smr
3mei6unOcrt glu6au5er gmiIiano Sa.
pata's, sic id Dem 10 g'eileu BON
9ta0t 07erifo gclaaenel Grt 9ontre-
ras naberten, fins in letter gladt
ollrc6 elm gReqineat eaucicrs, weldes
ciliq ais gtaot @erifo ousgeionot
porocu mar, oeidloacu uno Der.
IprpnQt lporoeA Cir ilaA.aieu iih
iN'S 9ljusco,8eplr8c,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-20

ldensuert5 balten, a6er menn nidt
trefilicbiten &ldne umo Die treiilid-
item @}dnner BON oen Gonitititiona.
liiten occeptirt meroen 10 piiroen
mir 5par einen &lm ouf Dem %o-
pier, pollfonruen in ieiner 5orni
ul0 gere6t in icinem 9lsOrud, 6o-
ben, a6er Oieier mare gdn5li1 I'M
wirfiam, Inn Dem Our9 ® er.
i6opften Merifo 6rieoen 5u iibern.
Gas 3iel Oes 9SrdiiOenten lit ober,
Dem arieg cin @noe 81 MAIDEN lnO
Dies fam nur oaourb errei6t mer-
Sen, 0nB Die Gonititutionoliiien Die
iih niht MIR ser 3o6l no1 III Ser
Wie6rbeit 6efinOen, ionOern icBt audi
Die 6erridenoe @ortei in Nlerifo iinO,
Inn i6re g2iinide beiragt merOen.
Die meiiten sur conititltionoliitiicbeu
Eortei 3dblenOen miiiien not6wenoig
lange obne &enntniB 6lei6en BON ben
9l6ma1ungen in giiagoro Sails, ober
Oieiel6en fennen Wl0nner unO miiien
moiiir Wlduner cinite6en llnO lucln
Der ridtige Nlann gum proOiioricbeu
&rdiioenten erieben wirO, fonnen iie
unO mer0en pie mir Doiien Die Gr-
nennltn9 0esielben ais concreteu uuO
befrieOigen0ei gclpeis occeptiren,
Dab Die propiioriide Gcgicrung nidt
6e5medt 0ie Qlnna6me bon 9leiormcn
5u per6inocrn 5u oeren @rlonglmg
Oos nerifanii6e Golf 5ll ben @aifcn
gegrifien bat.
n@enn Gieienigen uclAe BON ben
6rieoenspernlittlern ousgem05lt wir-
Oen nm Die propiioriide Regierlng
81 fii6reh OaS &ertrouen Der Gon-
ititutionoliitcn GenieBen 10 piirOe
oamit Elm groBer 5dritt sur @oci-
fi5irlng Merifos get6an ieiL o6ue
0ieicnigen, mel6c Serr 9lobaia reprd.
ientirt, @ulno sur 6urdt 81 ge6en
Oenn wenn Der &lon bon @eucral
Suerta unO bon General Garran5a
ougenommen miro, folgt Ser @oiien-
itillitanO unO sic prouiioriid6e 9ie-
gierung lit eta6lirt, Inn Die NrOnung
atire6t 5u 6olteu, Seben uno @igens
t6um 5u i1iiben mo cine @a6l aus
5uiGreiben, bei melAer jeoer @abI'
beredtigte ieine Stimme iiir einen
i6m geue6ncn grdiiOentcn a6ge6rn
oorL pdbrenO, penn ser bon ben
merifanii6eu Gelegoten inOoiiirte
@lon anaenomnen mo Elm gleutra-
Ter gum propiiorii6en @rdiioenten
erpdblt weroen iollte, mir feline prat-
tiiben Geiultote er3ielt 6oben mir
0cn ionOerp inns Der lnpocrleg6a.
rem S6atiode aegeniiber ieben mir
oen, oaB Die Gonitihitiouoliiten, oie
ieBt 6eino6e oen oollen Sieg errlln.
gen 6a6en, sen @ldn berperien ben
Wam 3uriid5idpeiieu uno Sen Gor.
moriG norb Stoot @lerifo nit cruelt-
fem giier ortine6men piirOen nit ali
icinem @erlit on Slit umO @len-
ibenle6en"
Sfegcr 3eigen lid groB =
III iitbig.
@}o5atlnn 1S. Simi (ora6tlos
nac6 Can Diego, Sal, 10. SunD.
Gas ioocrale aanoneaboot v@uerre-
TO, pelAes oas 8anQHeu9Qot uSam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-20
Oln Bn1J 4t1te.

Mad 9tUrf0lt nnO Eio SOint.
@unoes.8onoampier yBlovipa" inns ,glre!ulo."
Sie ienitcn nno idnelllien na BET AQi.
Elmer ...........G6 Ntnto
5rt1iiid ........ 80 GcluS
Sowie q Ia Carte 1leult su mdBqeE frcipu
@ie &nmpler blbeu lnnifnoeo gtnNtr nito
0arbUl1sSlcleu in alien Noluttu; Weiuot8c &C.
tcu IN onqn Dorpstcn 8inlusfru lill0 Mieais
dUicn NIT WleilnnpclMinB MN pbtrc &iaft'
Nnim in alien ileinen EimhvtN EriJni oohf.
iuuru NIT SGO uno ifiidjcm @enicg. Wlatconi
Sunieutciegrapbs SDlicW.
alnihlhiis !n.t aaea Sabn. nno Ganlpl&F'
2iuieu
$3.50 9pDheucans NuHoinbyt,Nillei nnd DID
@uint, Nurlgli uno 4DttSm9niF w., 8uH gct'
lnuI Srcitnne uno SnuitaAs.
Dnmper bcrldiieH Bier "A, 2ntts2irnhf, toe,
iid, cinihlehliD Gnnntane, uii $50 9oenoa,
9ilgt@hresur i07 Git8plimore@'r.; q.
Y. g gobn&hreait GoniiHciiial Auiioiu6
Sit6abettc' SirnBe urO 500 2ipbtGir
Weynd pom poiel noet AoOnnua lao Neiih
5iei e1penlrt
SuHu ", e6cypupb, 3 * @ M
" ". ShpmpIuu, Iruiiic Ot1uucet
g.. O. Sproni, 4eul Bail, slAe,l
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-01-30
Former Resident Suicides.

Wilson Ileflncr, a former resiien, OF
he Sharp's Grove locality, committed
suicide nj his home near Coin, Iowa,
Sunday, January ~. iieilner Was
a son.in.law OF the late II. J.. Hickman.
The lleilner family moved away from
mere ten or fifteen years ago and lad
been living In Kansas and other states
In the west, un, u about two years ago.
Wien they located ona farm owned 10y
Ileiincr'S mother, near Coin.
Tie suicide occurred NJ o'clock In
thc morning. Tie man ven, into a
bedroom, and holding a shot gun TO
MS temple with on, hand, he pulled
The trigger Of the gun with the other
hand, Practically the whole top Of hi,
head waS blown un The funeral was
held at Coin on Tuesday afternoon.
llellncr had peculiar and high.
strung Temperament, aud 10y some was
regarded At line, A. being partially
insane, lie waS3~ years old and iSsur.
yiyed by his mother, thewlduw form.
erly Miss ora Hickman and five
children. -Criig Leader.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-01-30
Nicely Remembered.

The people Of Hun City made Elder
W, u, llardman Happy "Wednesday Of
last week 10y giving him a donation,
Rev liardnan has been pastor Al
Hun CITY for seventeen years and is
held In high esteem 10y all,
Arthur Huber and John Mariner
took the things to Mr.. llardman' 5
home In Oregon aud happier and
more surprised man you never saw.
The following people donated.
Harry Frazer, bushel corn; baye
Elder, | shoulder meat, . bushels corn
and gallon sausage; Joe Conner, iOc'
Frank Conner, jOc; Mrs. Brada Sipes,
gallon fruit; Mrs, Jamison aud Miss
Bertha .Iamison, > handkerchiefs and
-; Geo. Watson, bushels corn and
bales cat straw; Louie Stalcup, -.
Fred Couksey, buShei corn; win
Prussman, = bushels corn; W, ;, Gif,
ford, bushels corn; Mrs, W, ;.
Clifford, gallon fruit; Mrs. Schlotz'
hauer, fresh meat, ! gallon fruit; Mrs,
Loyelady, gallon fruit and 81; Peter
j. Sipes, Jr,, bales hay and bushels
corn; Mrs, Peter j. Sipes, gallon
sorghum, Forest City News, Jan. %
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-01-30
Hon. Chas. r. Booher.

Tie Columbia Daily Tribune re.
Gently gave u write.up Of the Nilsson.
ri congressman, and the following Is
what was said ~ Hon. ChaS. 4. loo.
her. Of this district
"'I'nclc Charley l. small In stat.
ure, moves quickly, and conyerses
IN soft, rapidly uttered tones. lie
loves children, and i never happier
than when chapcrOning half score
nf bays and girl, To the movies.
There = not much cOnvcntlonality In
lis makeup, When more comforla.
hle tu do ~, lac does iis uillcc work In
his SHIRT sleeves. lie would probably
20 barefoot II lac cared To, lie "a.
luj,S hi> constituents by their first
names ina hearty Hello, Bill' style,
and he expects them 10 take same
liberty with him, lie gives careful
cunSidcral Ion 10 the needs of his dis.
tflcl and state, and responds prompt.
ly 10 to the calls for service made
upon him, lie Is a staunch Demo
cral OF the Jeilerson.Jackson type,
Who lives sluarely up TO party princi.
pies every day IN the week During
his service In the House, lac has
strongly advocated legislation In the
interest OF the farmer, and for I'm.
provemont OF the conditions OF the
hired man, lie Is 4 hard worker In
committee. and makes a clear, log.
Teal forceful argument before the
House, Hest Of ALL however, his
speeches have the merits Of infre.
quency and breyity, As Il presiding
officer, he gives quick, clear decisions
and dispatches business with a snap.
A majority OF his constituents are
farmers and merchants. He keeps In
close touch with them and labors In
cessantly for their welfare. lie served
out the uneSpired term Of James
Burnes In the 5oth Congress aud is
now serving his fourth consecutive
term since then
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-01-30
ALL ABOARD FOR THE CALI.
FORNIA LAND OPENING!
EXCURSION FEBRUARY 3.

The lure of California, the Golden
State famed the world over for its
fruits and flowers, its sunshine and
big crops, Is attracting many citizens
Of Oregon and vicinity, and Messrs.
Lukens and DUNCAN, railroad land
agents, report large number Of res
ervations In hand for the next excur.
sion to the land In the Central Cali
fornia fraction Colonies, February 3.
The phenomenal success OF this
land opening has aroused a keen In.
terest among local land buyers, who
have been quick to recognize the op.
portunity offered by the railroad
owners TO obtain some Of the finest
land In the world at unusually low
prices.
According to the agents, Of 1900
acres Of this land sold the first two
years after H. came on the market,
more than ~ per cent was purchased
10y people IN California, which Is a
strong evidence OF value CalifOrnians
place on this particular section.
Interesting accounts are given Of
tie enormous earning power Of the
Traction Colonies, a. they are called.
Alfalfa il eat live to six times year
and yields from eight 10 ten tons To
tie acre, while the land il also adap.
ted TO oranges, olives, peaches, pears,
grapes. figs, walnut,, almonds, cher.
ries, apricots, pruncs, watermclOns,
cantaloupo brUomcorn, corn, tobacco,
vegetables, berries, etc.
Water In abundance IL found In
wells at from about ~ 10 loo feet
and thc ground is irrigated 10y means
Of gasoline engines and pumps, a
method which j. economical and
highly satisfactory.
To attract settlers along the line
the owners are Offering this choice
land at very low prices from s7j TO
sl2j an acre, and terms of purchase
have been put on liberal basis In
order to help the settler get started
one.iifth cash and balance In live
equal annual payments with u per
cent interest.
The lowest rates Of the year will be
In effect February o. 40 one i:way,
81 for the round trip. s,.7j for com.
modious double berth. Every per.
son who Is planning to visit Califor.
MIA TO look for land should take adj.
vantage Of this low rate.
The excursion will he routed
through some Of the mos, pictures.
que scenery In the West. and the
trip should prove an enjoyable and
profitable one To all Who 40.
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LESSON FOR FEBRUARY I
THE uNFRieNoLY NeioHeoR.

LESSON TENT-Luke 1i:i.i5.
GOLDEN TENT-"Ask and u shall he
Luke N 2
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NAUNAN.

Hiram G. Naumsn vas born in
Page county, Virginia, March 20
lsi7, and died January IL, 1914, aged
10 years. IN months and - DAYS.
lie was united In marriage TO Ella.
nora &. Kite, Feb. 4, lsGH. Elanura
c. Nauman was drowned IN the Hood
u 1870. lie was united IN marriage
The second time TO Mary ;. Dnye.l,
Nov. IT,. l.7L Ills wife aud six chill.
lrcn are left TO mourn his death.
-Four girls aud two boys Stella Bu.
ford, Carr Victor, Leila clyde. Emma
Virginia Walkup. Hiram Elmer and
Mary Elizabeth Grinith.
lie leaves i've brothers and two
sisters j. ). Nauman, Of Craig: John
w. Nauman, Of Craig; T.. ;. Nauman,
II Waunali, Minnesota; u. {. Nau.
man, Of Mound city: h.. Nauman.
u Gettysburg, ;. H.; Mrs. W. T. 10.
veil, of Crazy; Mrs. Isaac Grii'ith, of
Mound CITY, Mo.
In boyhood lie united with the
German Lutheran church at his
home near Luray. After moving
with his family from Virginia to
Holt county, Missouri, In iS-I, hc
united with the Cumberland rrcsby.
'erian church Of Pleasant View and
vas a consistent member until his
death. lie was y kind, loving, de.
voted father and husband.
lie led an active, upright Christian
life and was highly regarded 10y all
Who knew him. The funeral services
were conducted 10y Rev. brewster, OF
Craig, a, o'clock, jan. ~. Inter.
mcnt In the New Liberty cemetery.
JelIersonian, Jan. -, 1914.
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With Ills Sickle Keen.


Nellie Ousley, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Anthony Ousley, who live three
miles north OF Craig, died Tuesday
last, Jan. 20, after a brief illness.
Miss Ousley's whole life had been
spent in this locality and she leaves a
large circle Of admiring friends who,
with the family, deeply mourn her
death.
Nellie Noltmer Ousley was born In
Craig, July ,, lss2; died January 20,
1914, attaining the age Of 81 years, &
months, II days. She leaves an aged
father and mother, two sisters and
six brothers.
Funeral services were conducted
on Wednesday by Rev. r.. NJ. Capp,
Of Craig, and the remains were laid
20 rest In New Liberty cemetery.
Craig Leader. Jan. -.
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OF the 81 LOUIS GLORE.DI MOulAT 10
be found elsewhere IN this issue. The
'Twlcc-u-Week" edition Of that sterling
paper with Weekly Farm and Home Mag
uzlnc Section IN CoLoits. IL offered At the
special "a eof two years or two yearly sub
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, SIN issues per week,
Is offered 10 Rural free Delivery aud Star
Route patrons, yearly subscriptions only, for
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year The regular price Of the DAILY
GIlOBE- DEMOCRAT, including sunday. Is
800 per year. Daily without Sunday $500
the ANNOUNCEMENT aud order the GLOBE
DEMOCRAT, either daily or "Twice-a-
Com pany. Publishers. 81. Louis, Mo.
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For Sale.

40-acre Farm, . miles north OF For
est City. close TO school and church
All fenced hog.tight and cross-fenced
Practically all In grass. Good house
barn. chicken house, smoke house
hog sheds, buildings all new and
substantially built-go0d stock well,
Cistern a. house. This Is q handy
little farm. Will sell cheap. Fol
further particulars c1l on or address
j. n. DOzInR,
R6eest Oily, Mo.
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Biz Type Poland China Bears and CiltS

VIM. Rostock, mile east of Oregon, has for sale
IL last of March and of April third farrow Bears that
weigh from 5 pounds to 275 pounds and also six brothers
of May Goth farrow to the four fall yearngs he sold to
Messrs John Noelsch Curtis Whitmer Oppenlander and
Hoffman, Also of my Recorded Herd Bears, great
breeder Mr. Rostock guarantees every hog breeder
not let with until all safe in pig. He will also
sell about 20 Gifts bred open Peter Mouw breeding of
Orange City, Iowa. is in twelve of the above pigs
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Your Harness oiled with pure
Meats Foot OH, 800 per set. Bring
them early and have them repaired
and oiled, FRANK FOSTER.
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We are sorry TO hear OF the ILL
ness of Uncle Andy WEIGH, a highly
respected colored citizen, of Forest
CITY.