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The Nevada County picayune., 1915-06-04
Pearl Culture a New Industry.

Pearl Culture a New Industry. 1 Among the interesting exhibits Of he Japanese in the Manufacturers
 Palace at the Panama Pacific Interna
 ional Exposition is a demonstration
 n the methods and results of pearl Cultivation in the far East The dis
 plays Of this cultivated product, show
 ng hundreds of pearls which until
 pearl culture was placed on a com
 nercial basis a few years ago would
 pave been the possessions of royalty, Iwill delight any lover of beautiful gems, and the methods of production E"lll prove interesting to any ob FerVer. Though pearl culture has be |eome thriving industry in Japan, at Eempts to reproduce it in other parts |ot the world have yielded but meager results.
 The successful method of propaga- uon was evolved by the Japanese sci |entlst Kokichi Mikimoto. who discov- |efed species of oyster which pro |uuced the pearl on the surface of the 'aell' Though the finding of the oys- |"S and inserting the nuclei, then |"atlng for the pearl to grow to commercial size may seem a simple process, the fact that It has not re. uuced the price ot the gems, even to 'nat oi the most expensive mutations. snows that it Is beset with many diff. |culties
The Nevada County picayune., 1915-06-04

The photograph snows the belle ot the interesting Samoan village at the Panama.Pacifc International Ex position at San Francisco. The struc- lures Tn this village. comprising the native matched nuts of the Samoan, or as they were formerly called the Navigator islands, were brought ln- tact from the native villages and are absolutely faithful in all their tea lures There are many native fam lilies living in the village who for the edificatOn of visitors perform the aquatic feats in which the islanders excel. and dance the rhythmic native dances. The life or the people of the Pacific ocean Is wonderfully illus trated at the Exposition and of all the races none are more interesting than the Samoans whe exhibit many traces of Aryap descent No Exposl- ton visitor should fail to see these unique tribespeople
The Nevada County picayune., 1915-06-04
Most Rapid Photographs Ever Taken

The most remarkable set of speed photographs ever taken are a part of the war department exhibit in Ma chinery Hall at the Panama-P Pacific In ternational Exposition, San Francisco They are pictures of a shell from g. inch coast defense gun in flight, the set including the various phases ot the flight beginning just as the great projectile pokes its nose out of the muZzle of the gun
 The pictures were taken with lens having an exposure period Of one tive-thousandth of second this being the fastest shutter ever manu factured. The exposure at the proper time in the flight of the proiectle was made by breaking an electric cir cult in a wire stretched across the trajectory at the desired point and connecting with the shutter
 One picture shows the shell half way out of the muzzle before any smoke and gas has escaped, Another was taken when the shell was two feet from the muyzle but hidden by heavy ring of smoke. A third shows the shell in flight hundred feet from the muzzle. The photographs are so perfect and the exposure so rapid that scarcely any blur is perceptible They were taken at Fortress Monroe. Va, un- der the direction of Capt F. J. Bchl of the coast artillery corps anc
The Nevada County picayune., 1915-06-04

head of the department of enlisted specialists at the Coast Artillery school at Fortress Monroe.
The Nevada County picayune., 1915-06-04

Read The Picayune, only $l 00 1er ear.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1915-10-02

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
SO A Year. Payable in Advance.
En- cred as second-cIass matteIFeb-
rua 10th 1914, at the Posl-Off1ce at
Lu ~, La, under the Act OF March
8, / a9.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1915-10-02
GRAND CHURCH FAIR.

Asgrand church fair is an.
nounced to take place at LIZ
| Place La, on October 10Th, anc
17th., and at Reserve, La. from
| October goth. to oath, for the
benefit of the st. Peters Catho.
lie Church.
Flying horses will be a feature
of this fair and will run night
and day. The Well-known La
Place Dramatic Club will give a
splendid play in both places.
Bishop Laval will also visit
Reserve on October the 18th,
to bless the new steeple and or
gan, and will give holy confirma-
ton on Tuesday October the 18th.
The La Place Committee on
Fair for st. Peters Church is
hereby respectfully requested to
meet at the Woodmen Hall, Sun
day, October 3rd., at 7o'clock
P. NJ, to complete all arrange
ments. The committee follows:
e. Ell. Alexander, Fl. G. Maurin,
John A. Refine, ]. P. Ronquillo,
Charles St. Martin, Sr., Octave
MONTE, J. A. Pastureau, John st.
Martin, A. Lasseigne, B. N.
Millet, Edward Heating, and
Denis Madere.
The Reserve Fair Committee is
requested to meet on October 10th
at $50 P. NJ, at the Presbytery
of the st. Peters Church. This
committee will have charge of
the Fair. The committee follows
James Montegut, John Schex-
naildre, P. R. MONTE, Francis
Hart, Maurice Burlington. Prof.
Gosserand. Henry Donaldson,
Louis Maurin, Elise Madere, Z.
Graugnard, and Joseph Cry.
Donations of Cakes, Candies
and Ice Cream are hereby solicit
ed.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1915-10-02
CARES Store DAMAGED
By Storm.

AS we are about to go to pres
Mr.. Charles ]. Tassin, the effis
cient and wide-awake Manager
of E. J. Caire's large Store of
the People informs US that the
store sustained very. heavy and
severe damages from last We'd
nesday's storm.
The entire store was flooded
and the valuable contents Of the
large and popular store were
protected only by the liberal use
of oil cloths, of which luckily the
store was largely supplied.
All damaged goods viii be Of
ferred for sale at a great reduc-
ed price. Readthe Bargain
: Ad = appearing in this issue.
It speaks for itself. Read Il.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1915-10-02

A brief session of court was
held last Monday and cases of
minor Importance were taken up.
= y
Hon. Albert j. Lacaze, our
popular parish representative
was mingling with his many
friends at the grand Catholic
Church fair last Sunday.
q
As we go to press we are in
formed that the st. Phillips
Catholic Church at st. Patrick.
La, received a severe shock
fam Wednesdays storm.
& 6 a
The steamer f. M. Owens Of
the Bradsford Transportation
Company sunk at Anna, La,
with 1000 sacks of rice on board.
8 lives lost.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1915-10-02
Col. Pleasant Visits
Ed9drd Church
Fair.

Colonel Ruffln G. Pleasant
our present Attorney Gener-
al, and a popular candidate
tor Governor of Louisiana,
was one of the distinguished
visitors at the big Edgard
Church Fair, given last Sat
urday and Sunday for the.
benefit of the St. John the
Baptist Church.
Colonel Pleasant was on a,
tour in behalf of his candida
cy, and was given a most
enthusiastic reception by the
people of this parish. A COM
mittee met Colonel Pleas
ant and his party at the de-
pot in automobiles and es-
corted them to the fair
grounds. Other prominent
visitors to Edgard Fair were:
Sheriff Marrero, of Tefer-
son parish; Sheriff w. T.
Patterson, of St. Charles:
Paul Berthelot, OF St.
John; Judge P. E. Edrington
OF the court of that district
Senator Robert Rivarde, of
St. Charles parish; J. K. .Gau-
det, member state board of
equalization; Fred Grace,
registror state land Office
and candidate for reelection:
Hamilton Burton, of ST.
James parish and Etienne T.
oalre, a prominent ner-
chant and planter of this
parish
After attending the church
air at Edgard Col. Pleasant
'eturned to New Orleans late
sunday night in an auto
Mobile.
It is rumored that officials
rom st. Charles, st. John,
It. James, and Jefferson pa
ishes who attended the fair
AVE pledged their support
@ Col. Pleasant.
There was no speaking, it
'eing a rule of Col. Pleasant
Q make no speeches on sun
ay.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1915-10-02
LOCAL PERSONALS.
Those We Meet, Hear of and
See During the Week.
Visitors in and out Of the
Parish.

Miss Olga and Minnie Burch
left this week for the Sacred
Heart Convent in New Orleans
after enjoying pleasant few
days stay with relatives in Lucy.
- y y
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Duhe of
Lutcher La, were the honored
guests of Judge and Mrs. Pan
caire at the beginning of the
week.
q . +
Mrs. P. v. Horta of Lutcher,
La visited friends in st. John on
Sunday
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1915-10-02

SOC & 25c Cravats at 15c-1Oc-5c
SOC & Csc Caps 15c-lOc
81. d QUO Four v shantles 25c-10c
Mems 81 30 and 200 Hats SI50-1.00
Stetsnn Hats S2.75
SWeather Coats all kinds at cost.
UnderWare, all kinds, at cost
Shoes, all kinds at cost.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1915-10-02
GOODS DAMAGED BY STORM.
Are now on Sale at a fraction of their Value

Table Oil Cloth at yd. Zoe and5c
10c Ginghams 7c
TX & 815c" SC
Fine Brown C6tton Sc in SC
10c Dolnats 7c
1Oc & SC Handkfs Sc
Ribbons at half price.
Mems & Boys Shirts at Cost.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1915-10-02

STATE EOFLOUIsIANA, Parish Of st. John
the Baptist.
I. o, j. Dry, Vice President, and I, J.J Gebe
lin Cashier Of the above named Bank
do solemnly swear that the above state,
ment is true to the best OF our knowledge
md belief
Subscribed and sworn % before me. this
ssfh. day Of September, 1915.
EM1r.E s. PIcoU.
JHsfice Of the Peace.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1915-10-02
BANK OF ST. JOHN,

RESERVE. Ia.
Report furnished to the State Examiner Of
State Banks by the above Bank,>at the
close of business, on Tuesday, July Fl,
1915.
RESOURCES:
Loans secured by mortgage ...... 3s.095.24
Other loans and discounts...........,.. 76.557.67
0verdrafts secured and unsecurei... 1918
Banking house, furniture and fix
lures -. ............................... 10000
Due from Banks and Bankers.... 1o,l47ss
Checks and other ash items ............ 1906
Gold coia 7l5.OU
Silver nickel and copper coin..... .... 1.39s.33
National Bank notes and all issues
u, s. Government ....................... 6,726 90
$135. .0I
LIABILITIES:
Capital Stock paid in......s.... $15, 10000
SurpIus.s. lo,OOOOU
Undivided Profits, less expenses
and taxes paid l1,591.5i
Individual deposits subject to check 49,5o0.ls
Dividends Unpaid. 255 90
Time certificates of deposit............ 17,4s4.32
Bills ayable.................. ....... 26,5O0.0O
sls5,ssl.Ol
State Of Louisiana. Parish of st John the
Baptist.
T., Lasseigne, President, and /. Jas.
Clement, Cashier of the above named Bank,
do solemnly swear that the above
statement is true to the best of my knowi-
edge and belief
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this
S0th day of September 1915.
P. RENE MoNTZ,
Justice of the Peace.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1915-10-02

We will
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1915-10-02

Mr.. Robert H. Norris. No. 1888 Hen
ry ST., North Berkeley, Cal, writes:
I'VE have never had any other medi-
cine but Peruna in our home since we
have been married. I suffered with
kidney and bladder trouble, but two
months treatment with Peruna made
me q well and strong man. My wife
felt weak and was easily tired and
was also troubled with various pains.
but since she took Peruna she Is well
and strong"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-24
I'm Ztramb's 0arten
Sait S0nntag Der Scntid. ling. @e-
Derbe lint. gsrein ein Sastet
Eienie ab.

Giir morsen iinO ale gitgIisoer
unO GreunOe bss 0euti6 sungarii4en
9sperbe untsritiiBungssYsrs na4
Straubs 9arteH in Satlep einqelas
ben. um an osm Sastst sptenic .beil3us
nebmeH, oas Der Yerein bort DerQnz
italtst.
IS bate aarbings Dor sini9su Ia
gen ben aHftsin, als Oh bic gtb5altung
biees picuics in 5rage seitelt psrben
purbe, ober bic 9eiDitterpotsn, pOu
benen oas Ssit 6e6rpbt puros. 6uben
fi6 per5Ogsn uno istner 46bnItuHg
ftsbt ni6t bds 9eriHgite i'm Begs.
Dns riibrigs IrrangemeHtstommitz
tee, bas nihts uugetban gslaHsn. I'm
ben Geitgaiteu sinen genuBreidsu Gag
gu bersiten, erldbt oabsr an ale Wiit'
qlisber uHb 5reunbs bss Ysrc.as biz
bsr5Iide ginIaDuug, iid am Sonutug
in Strdub's 9artsH einaufinosn, no
fir untsrbaltung in 6ius uno 5iiae
Gorge setrassn fsiu tDirb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-24
Nettes Ziimmben.
Stabianpalt SdDcnlc iidert Der
Stnot uOn Der StraHeubabu.
@ciellidaft $22,791.S5

eSm Common gleqs 9eri6t piro
in ben ud6iten Sagen Elm urtbeil 81
9unTten Der Stdot unb gegen bic
Straben6abrsdsqi9oft etngetraeen
!perbsn, Iaut tpsldem bic StaDt S22,s =
781 So pon Der Strabenbabugefen=
Ichoft erbaltcu pirb. Sieie Summc
besublt bic 9efsQi6aft aIs 5rei6rief>
iteuer Orn Iehs grp3ent fir ihre Gin
nuhmen pon ben @srbinbungsbabner,
pelhe bic 9eleiie Der Strabenbobnees
ieni6dit beuuben.
9n einem aHaIpeen San bat ouS
Stuats Cbergeritt bereits Dor tur3enl
cine GntI6eibunq 81 Suuiten Der
Stoot abQegeben unb iusgeiamm.
tpirb bic Stuot jebt ettpu $32. 900
erbalten. Die 5rstbriefItsuer fpirt
ourh bic Ss5ablung Der obigen Sum
me Big gum 30. SUM- 1913 beelihen
Iein unb fir ben isitoem Oerldufenen
3eitraum itehsu Der Staot mad Der
gtnii1t BON Stnotdntpalt S4oeuIe
nuh etlpu $1,000 gu. Der aeuaue Ses
traG pirb sur 3sit Opn gTpertsn ers
mittelt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-24
Dies unb Gas.

Or. 8obert 9. Wtorris. Der
fiiriIih iiir ncn Treoerid Sorbbeimer
9e5ritpbl am biciigen College Of Wte-
oIcinc ernanlt neroen, DeiIt 5llr 3elt
als @dIt pom Or. Charles 8. Dab
ncn, Dem 9rGiloe1lteu Der urioerIi'
tat, in Der StaOt.
49, Sta0tdnpalt SfloeilIe erfldrtc
qcitcru oab er Dem @lluit oeSSteu'
erjabierpereins entipref)en lu1o &C.
GET ole @uti6einung beS Gornion
9leas @cridtS GerlIillng eInlegelI
pirO, laut nelfer Ser Beiiuiplpdniu
@abn gcitattct Duroe, EN- metteres
@elaiie iiber,o SuoIoD StraBe 81
legen,
- Gie 6reimourcrloge Don &ien'
faut Rioge beabiifttgt Die oortIge
SorUn Saa 5u faufen. Cine oiesbr'
5iiglihc 9lniraQe piroe geItern pon
ser SoQe on 2(rbeitsoirettor eSos0td
geridtet, hcr Ole 9lnaelegenbeit Der
Gputrolbcboror patterbreitete. Rat
Der aniiht Ger 9eboroe III MIR Der
Staotrutb slltonbig imo bic 6rei'
muurerIore miro angerpteien fperoen,
fid5 bc}iiglid, hires g9llnid)es NIT oenl
StaOtratb III @erbtuolng Su ieeen,
lie ita0tiihe GoutrpIbeboroe
per1at geitern ben aoutraft fir ben
gau bon brei aortfretbritder, bic an
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-24
syn's @espemneft
Sdeint Charles grannitein nit iei'
nem ltmwanOlunssprOjeft Der
Gsplanabe seltOden sa babeu.

Serr Charles 9rain1itein i4eiHt
nit ieinem>Projeft, Die Gdulne ouf Der
gsplana6e an Der Jiinften StraBe
our6 aonfretidltlen nit 9lunlenar'
rangementsl 5u eriesell, ielbit in Der
SaiDelsfanlmer ullD i'm 8uiincB
wiens Club ber5li4 penig @egelliebe
81 iiil6en.
Die Gitp 9lnnlring aommitteen
oer betoen OrgnniiatiDnen Dielten &C.
itern cine &oiliereu5 IN Der 9lHgele'
genbeit ab lmo 6err 8ralnritein er1t.
uidelte ieinen BIan, itieB ieooh dlliei'
Zig arf @ioeriprii6e mno 4roteite.
llnter benz @egnern oieier 2lenoerung
befanoen ii9 Die Serrelt &enrp u.
g3efiel itno ar6iteft 15re0erid ",
8ar6er, Die gang ertidieoeu gegen
Die gntfernung Der gGume uno gr.
ri9tunq Der aoltfretdulen narell.
Serr Otto glrmlcoer befiir1portete lei
ncrieits, oab Die gtngelegenbeit einea
ans stiinitIern beitebeltoen aounnittee
5ur Rrufltng nmo 9eri6tcritattun5
ii6errpieien pur6e. 0as Helultat Der
SiSung mar, oaB man beidIoB, dc
angelegerrbeit in einer tDeiteren Cts.
llng Der aonrmitteen, Die uadite @o'
3e itattftnoen miro, nodrlal5 GRIND.
lid IN GrtuQGluq All 5leben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-24
Sanferpttberfabren
@e9en elmer 6. @albrcat6, ben uOr.
maIisen Yraiioentsn Der 3wei.
ten WatiOnalbauf ciRsc.
lcitct.

SIN 9urbesgsriat purbe geitern
Elm ganterottoerfdbrsn gegn Sinner
Is. 9al6reatb, ben pormaligen prdiis
Oenten Der 3tpeiten Rutionalbunt eins
Qsleitet. Die 9lGubigsr, bic Sal.
breatb's SanterottertlGruHg min
i4en, iinD brsi 8antsn, ndmli6 bic
Commercial gdnt anb Eruit so. pon
2ouispiqe. Der Elm gsri6tIi9es Grs
isnntnib fir ben getrag DON $4,000
qeqsn Galbreatb 5ugeiprO3en purbe;
bic grite National Bdnt ppn Gar
ibaae. bic cine glOte DON 500 gegen
;bn in 0dnben bat unb bic Grite Sra
tionuI 9ant pon Rem 8i6monb, 8,
Der 9aIbredtb auqebIi9 $4,000 auf Ell
ne Iote i6uloig III.
Se1en 8albrsatb f3pebt betauntlid,
i'm guuDesgeridt eine 4ntlaee tpegen
Yeroebeus qe9en bas guntgeIes UNI
ter 9ro3eB 1T bereits gu pieberbolter
Wdfen nit Rutfi6t auf ben 9eiurbs
6eiis3uitano oes ansetIasteu Deri6os
ben poroen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-24
0eburteu.

Seinrid uno 9lnna Tbron, 219
g9aoe StrGbe. 0idodeu
Sarrp iub 9lmldJe Sbutte, 4719
Samilton IUe.. Sndbe.
Bernard uno Gntma gIemanlL
2940 Sdfberru StrnBc, N@Sd)eu.
SSciepl mo aate Sitermomu, 26l7
Columbia ape., anabe uuo @}a0d)en,
3piuinge.
SSpbn lm6 9lrra Eoie. 2709 aed
Strose, ana6e.
Sobn lmO SSOa JtuebImunn, 344O
Sa5IetuooS gIue., allabe.
sIili1m imo Gupbemiu gRoUr'
man, sl4 CIiper StraBe, .gidotGl
iSreo. uno 9Ignes NlIler, 36l9
aPO5art glpe., g2oo6eu.
Charles lmo Sbelma WiJIler, 1913
'5adion Strabe, auabe.
Senrp imb Roie g|iih, 1866
@ranh slue., Qlaodleu.
cSaRes un0 Caroline 9ipbIHlon,
2137 Sutton slpe., lItaoten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-24
Mus5eibnungen
Saben Gineinnaticr Gilnitler ami Der
Eanamu Baeifie slusitelluHg
erbalten.

aaut bier ciugetrofieuen Rahrit-
ten lpuroen ON Dortnerstag, BEN
Cincinnati Gag" aui Der BaHoma'
Ynciiic 9IusiteQlmg pier bieiige
aiinitler burd Die 9erleibung pon
pOr DfebaiIlen mlsge3eidJnet.
guBer Serrn Srauf 0upened, benz,
lpie bereits iriiher berit)tet, BON Der
altsi;eIIitrgsbeboroe in auerfenuunJ
ieiner berporruge1lSen @eroierlite Inn
6ie Gurpidllmg Der aurit in Den
@ereinigten Staateu cine beionOere,
cigcrs gcprGgte qpIbrne Iieouile per.
Iieher Uurbe, wlroen nod Die foi.
gen6en Gincinnntier aiinitIer ousge.
3eitrnct: Sames q. 5optius, 9oI6enc
MeSaiue; Charles z aneIin. iil6crne
Nebaiae uno Coma 9uiie SoptInS
,iilberre ReSaille.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-24

SteQe Don bisberigelt 0OI3briidrn
gcbnltt peroeu ioQeH. G3 iiuo oieies
sic Bride 9to. al Der &id 9luu
&oaD uuo Die griiden y}o. uno 2
an Ger @iucrIp Hoao. Gen 9ontratt
erbieIt g8iIlinm aeaer gu ieinem 2lu.
gebot bon $3O45.
Ter SllrIus Ser 6ericnifntIen
Wlroc geitern nit einer llnterbaltlmg
sum 9lbidIuB gebrad5t, Die unter Der
&eitunq pom Sri. &ouIie gIrmltroHg,
Der &eIteriu Der ,Serienidullen in Der
ghliitballe abgebaIten puroe Sim
Iebr biIDldes, ans Sieoern uno Jiei.
gen 5eItehenoes 4}rograHun gelangte
CUR SurdJfiibrunq lmo Die ein5elnen
9hlurmern tpuroeu BON Dem Tubii.
ruH, oas ollsidlieBlih aus 0en S0e.
Iinacn Ger Serieni6ulen beitaro, NIT
rIeiigeln gutbuiiosmus begriiBt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-24
sssm arhpren Die @cbiiIe?

IN Ser 06but Der &oIi3ei beiinoen
iih CUR 3eit cine 9ln}abI fitntlider
(Sebiiie, Die ouaenid,etnIih einela
3abnarst geItobIer lpuroeu, lIno ote,
6a iie IN @pIo iuto FlatiHptm gear
beitct iino, eineu auiehnIIdGt @ertb
reprdicnhreu. 2ieie 6cbilie purccn
in eirem &unofoiier gehmOeu, Der in
eincm Sauic oil Der Burns StruBe
beitIuglntynrt nurpc uno 6tdentbulH
yon Saruep 9tItbofi iciu ioa, Der te'
fau7rtlih Dor fur3em perhaltet MIR.
De, Ca er i'm @rroodt lteDt an Dem
Sir5ru6soiebitohI i'm SaboratorIium
uou 9Icno 9rotbcrs 5etDelIiat eerpe-
len az iein rpobei Ole Gtubreder cine
Reuee uortutiite @iite itablen. sIu-
berbem ertbaIt Der Sanbfofter aud
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-24
@rauitger Sob.
Ter 5 Sabre alte Hcrrinc Scabp Dcn
SranDiunnben erlegen, bic CT beim
SpirleH oauuHtrng.

Inter entisBliben S6msr5eu ftor6
geiteru Rahmittag i'm Bethesda 6os
fpital Der 5idbrige perrine 6eaop
0on Ro. 2514 Sorper 2lpeuue, Rors
ppoo an 9ranopunoen. bic er turse
3eit bprber our4 feline unporiifttgs
teit baoonaetragen bate, als er etnem
Seuer 81 nabs getommen mar, oas
er nit ieinem 7 Sabre uIten Bruoer
Blum Seabp urb etnem 2lltersgenohen
Rameus 6enorids angeSiiroet bate.
Die &naben ipieIten in Der ylGbe
bes Waifertaurms in ytorpooo uno
perfielen fhIiebli6 nuf bic Soee ein
;Seuer an5u5iinoen, um bas iie oann
herumtln5ten. perrtne 6eaon tam
ben Flnmmeu 5u nabe uno i'm glu itdu>
ben feline Sleioer in 8rarb. Sn ieis
ner 2ln1It rannte er bann elmer 5euers
IGuIe aleihero bic StraBe entlaug,
his er an Der 5i9blano uuo 5oreit
gpenue bepubtlps Su'ammen6ruh,
na6oem Tim bic aleioer buhItdblih
pom 2eibe obgebrannt ipdreu. Der
beoauernspertbe 9ndbe tpurbe Tcfort
nah bem Bethesda 6oIpital geihdfft,
no er tur5 mad Ietner Ginlieferung
ben leBten Qtbem3ug that.
Der8erungliidte ppbnte nit fetnem
gruber bel ieiner GroBmutter 5rau
Softer, pGbreno feline perlpittpete
Ulutter in M&ilforb bsi6dftigt 1T. Gle
purbe in I6onenper Neiie BON BEN
iGben Sobe ibres SDbnaensin aeHuts
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Die ai6sral asasue entbietet bic
i}rsunSe Der pni5nli6sn s5r,ibeit auf
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grobariiges 9olisfefi itatiiinbsH tpirb.
rad bem 4binB Der Giutrittstarten
su urtheilen iperben ii6 an oieier
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nen betbeiligsH unb fir unterbaftuug
tpirb in Der umfaHsnnItsn @siIe ourb
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b. bdlten uub bic 3p.ds unb Sieie Der
eiaa er0rtern.
Das empfanss aommittse i.bt
iit aug ben fuIs.rbsH 5srr.n aufam'
men:
Walt.r 20. Guuts. O. G. wlom6.rs,
yobn RsnSlsr, DaDs 3ingI.r, pauI
SdneiS.r, iyrsb. Gnsl.barbt, Walt:r
aus. Geo. Gtis.r, !. Gblerbine, Bm.
qiit.r, gbas. Gb.rling. Glmer Ge6.
barot, German Rnorr. 5arrp 9rsifi.
Soc. qFel, 9frtblr GIemier. Gus.
3immerman, Soc. StrmanH, 9dpe
Sboeuxrg. Saco6 9rt.ni.lOer, Suco6
S.aner, Geo. g. Sung. Side.
Robert abams, Gbarlss Stepart, Sol.
Gditeiu = ad6n, Bdpio SDmaD.
Otto 6. 9edsr, J. Rcnsbeim. Bm.
S.uffsrte, Senrp {ooditrafsr, 5obuD,
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o'rOts, ebfparb Sen IT,. ebwarb
gtmann, 6. 30. Rrdm.r. SEQ ). grsss
lin, Gibnep 8. Wliasr, SOfspb 5runt.
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Geo. Y. 9i.tsrIe. 5oispb 8ebdr. Ulcrs
ris 7. 8sitbsimer, sig. 5rsibsrs. Rar
Sirih. Clarence g. Uiad, Gdrl g.
qrib, Setbsrt Soffbeimsr. ). gaeptcu
9rassr, Casper Rope. sreo. 80.
S6fpen.. Geo. Q. DisbI. aouis S.s
deri, ,Senrp g. Raub. Ssnrp Ropp,
Jrant Grapforo, Sulius gfeiff.r.
BARN $. Ri4dro. Sdrrp @droeping.
W !. 9unorisaR. Ssiie 8oloimiip,
Jrant 9sim, aOum 9uit. 8. Saumits
Ter, gb. Yaihang. Geo. 9. Mhitt.
Sarrp Rad, pbil. arus, R. s. Nsr-
n.r, Soc. Rism.per. Oscar 6duHsr,
9leH. MnIou. gbas. Serbrscbt, 2l,.
thur gubb. Jrsb. 5r.d, Sdrrifon9ins
belle, Sobn ensel, Suls @iIIsn. Dm.
alOettr, 80. 5. Surabuid, a.9. DOI-
ting, Saeob Diesmiillsr. frsb. Stsrs
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