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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-11-16
GUARDSMEN
HAD EXCELLENT. SCORES
7. J. K EVANS AND JAMES Ho SUCCESSFUL IN NATIONAL
RIFLE MATCHES FORMER ON WINNING
e., ~,.r.. TEAM IN, SERVICE MATCH 4

Ho scored 30S out Of possible 325, and
this performance gave him a rating OF
twenty-sitth out Of 754 shooters.
M That the, hohors won by Evans and
the wonders Of the trip have been q
source Of great enjoyment TO the Ha-
waiian rihemen IL evident from n let.
ter Just received by j. X. Evans From
hia brother, Sergeant Evans. Evans was
the only man from Hawaii picked 60
shoot on The national guard team, and
this team triumphed over the team that
had previously won Tie national match,
one Of the, best rife teams In the United
States. M
A the time OF writing the letter
Evans was In Washington as the guest
Of Jack and Stephen Desha, and TO his
mind sWashingt3p IL ono beautiful
city.sS He was Co leave the following
day for New York, and after day g
stay there was TO go TO Niagara
Falls. Evans was expected home in the
Manoa, hut concluded TO remain in
San Francisco asfew days longer and
take In. the sights.
Plans for the holding Of the smoker
at Armory NovefnbeerN27 have been
postponed until November 90. The
home coming welcome to the team will
be held the night following the regi-
mental review, which win occupy the
whole day Sunday, November 2S, and
will take place nj Kapiolani Park.
OF the team which took part in the
shoot at Florida, Lieutenant Baker,
Sgts, James Ho, Sam Pinao, John Stone
and Cpl. James Kekahnna are already
home. Captain o'Sullivan Is expected
10 the Lurline, while Sergeant Evans
and the party In which are Desha,
Miles, Smoot and Cunningham are ex'
pectsd to sail from San Francisco No
vember17. ygl,,,..s... a r..
Following Is q table which shows in
detail the results OF. the shooting on the
range tn Jacksonville.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-11-16
IS COSTLY TINWARE

Jess Willard, the worlds heavy
weight champion, has only two man
ayers now, Tom Jones, the active man
ager, and Jack Curley, as assistant.
Willard sent on a lawyer to New York
who purchased for $33, 900 the interests
that Harry Frazee and Lawrence
Weber, the theatrical men, had in HIM.
II is understood tnat quito a little fric
ton developed between the cowboy
and the theatrical men, with the re
suit that Jess suggested that they sell
out. They named 1913 900 as a price for
letting him out, and Willard quickly
paid over the money and they turned
over their contracts.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-11-16
RAWLINS STARTS
l. PLANS FOR meet
Ut
Thinks RaitheL LANCER And Miss
Frances CoWelIs Should Swim
..r Here At Carnival

Introducing the fastest short distance
man on the mainland, and the Ameri,
can distance champion, against Duke
KahRnamoku, the world 5 champion,
and Clarence Lane. heralded the only
rival of Duke in the Islands, and the
fastest woman swimmer on the Pacific
Coast against Miss Ruth Stacker, Der
nice Lane, Edith Kibling and Lucille
Legros, bona.fide holder Of the A. A.
U. mark for so yards. is the swimming
program in part submitted by William
II, Rawlips to the directors of tho Mid.
Pacific Carnival.
q Arthur Raithel of the Illinois Ath-
letic Club is the Splinter, Luddy Ian
ger Of the University of California and
the Los Angeles Athletic Club is the
distance man, and Frances Cowells of
San Francisco is the woman swimmer.
The three of them should give the
swimmers of Hawaii the best cOmpeti-
tion they ever had.
y, At the next meeting of the board
Rawlins will submit his budget for the
entire meet, including the transpOrta
tion and incidental expenses of the
three visiting swimmers. In the mean
time he has been authorized to open NO.
gotiations with them. Raithel and
hangers already have given verbal as
surances that they would come if in.
vited. and the invitations are now on
the way. What will be Miss Cowell 5
attitude is not known.
Rawlins wants to put on a program
that will keep public interest alive dur
ing the whole period of the meet, with
out tiresOme delays. There always has
u zen trouble in the past over the plung
ing and diving, which are tedious for
those at a distance and which, If put
on during a distance race. ruffle the
water and cause the swimmers to com.
plain that it interferes with their
breathing and the rhythm of their
stroke.
The board has informed him emphat.
ically that he is chairman in fact as
well as name, with absolute control
over the program of his own meet and
responsible for its success. No far
tional squabbles. suggestions or criti
cisms will be listened to by the direc-
tors. They will refer all details direct
to Rawlins.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-11-16
DON'T PITY ME-
'.. REQUESTS BRYAN

CLEVELAND, Ohio, November H.
In speech for prohibition, William
Jennings Bryan told an audience not to
pity him for his Unsuccessful Politi-
cal career
"S- ometimes my friends have ex
pressed' their sympathy to me because
of what they termed the unsuccessful
ness of my political career" said Mr..
Bryan "Why, they shouldn 7 do that.
Since we been in politics reforms have
been accomplished without the loss Of
a single life that would have cost thou
sands of lives in sacrifice 200 years ago.
"Pity mef Don't do it. If | had
lived two centuries ago and advocated
what | do now, | would have been
HING. No one has accomplished any
yrcat reform without being abused and
Hstracised at first But when a man be-
i"v"s he is in the right he must speak
OUT .-4IEAa AnlA
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-11-16
SHAKE UP IN BEAVERS

Bates will play first base for Port
land next year, and Stumpf will be
switched to third. This announcement
was made by Walter MoCredie, man
ager of the Beavers, who says also
that Ward will ittain his position at
short and Rodgers will play second
base. Speas and SouthwOrth are Tx
lures in the Outfeld, said McCredie,
while Davis will 90. Fisher and Car
igch will catch. with Bartholomew to
fall back on. McCredie says he hash Z
as yet picked his pitching staff. but
knows that Higginbotham will remain.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-11-16
TIME TABLES IN PAPERS
HELD BEST ADVERTISING

FRENCH LICK, Indiana, October
27,-1ne American Traffic association,
in GdnvHltion here today, eontended
that the best method of placing rail
road time tables before the public was
to advertise them in the newspapers.
1t was decided that the old custom of
advertising the arrival and departure
of trains should be revived.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-11-16

Judge Ashford has postponed passing
sentence on J. MarcallinO to nine o.
clock next Saturday morning. The de-
PENDANT has pleaded guilty 30 embezz'
ling 100 shares Of the Honolulu Brewing
and Mating Company belonging 70
Mrs. Julia Bishop Egan, of the value
of $500. Arrangement and pleas on
three other charges of embezzling of
stocks alleged to be worth $500, will
be taken up next Saturday.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-11-16
STAMFORD RUGBYITES
.s~ DEFEAT SANTA CLARA
fAasociated Prssn hn Eedernl Wiroleasl

lAssoeiated Press by Federal wiroless.)
PALO ALTO, California, November
74.-Stanford and Santa Clara, two Of
the few Western colleges VIII ch still
play Rugby football, met in their an
nual game here yesterday aftcrn on,
the Cardinal winning handily. Score
Stanford 80, Santa Clara 0.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-11-16

To FIRST Sgt. Thomas j. X. Evans
and Sgt. James Ho, national gpardsmen
Of Hawaii, belongs che hopOripf yhaying
made history for the Paradige OF the
Pacific In the jNationalrifle matches Of
1915 atO,Jhcksonville, Florida, last
month. . He earned his ldursls by An.
ishing ttwenty.sixth In the a,individuhl
championship, in which z5a Of tho best
rife shots Of the United States took
part. Sergeant Ho 3 reward was q
handsome bronze medal In addition to
the prize money, the medal. being the
first national rifle match tfbphy sysr
brought DO. Hawaii. byia member Of the
National Guard. y n "a r
ACKNOWLEDGMENT WAS that Of be,
ing obelof che shpotsrsim akin6 The pest
.aggregatei score in 3 the Pfesident's
mitch and in the national. individual.
Evans stood thirteenth among al the
guardsmen. .ff
This. entitled him 70 the distinction
Of shooting on a winning team in the
United Service match for the organ.
lied militia, which defeated the Marine
Corps aud. United States Army In this
event with the aggregate score Of
,222S TO 2205 for. the Marines and 2174
for the Army. E..grE E&,t8 a..
In the United Service match each az
gregation was composed OF sixteen
rifemen, firing 200 yards II slow fire
and 600 yards and 1000 yards ct rapid
FIRE. Mai. ]. ". Clinnin, Illinois Ma
tional Guard, had the high sc6te Of
l45. Sergeant Evans MAS thirteenth,
with . score Of 135, being tied, with
Capt. r. r. Hird, Iowa NATIONAL Guard.
. For his performance Sergeant Evans
il to receive q gold medal phit ably, en-,
sraysd and . photograph o. the win
ming team. N. 5 J. 81 y 8. r
! Ho 3 shooting ii the national team
match was the best Of the Hawaii ;ag.
gregationa He scored 90 out of a pos
sible 1926, In the National Individual
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-11-16
MCRED|E THREATENS
!. TO DESERT BASEBALL
%.
Associated Press by Federal Wireless. j.,

SAN FRANCTsGo, November Il
Judge W. w. McCredie, ownet of the
Portland Coast League team, which is
managed by his nephew, Walter J. Nc
Credie, last night announced before the
meeting of the National Association of
Minor League Baseball teams that he
would quit baseball unless the trans
,portatiOn plans for next season were
vastly improved.
, IL is well known that the long
Jumps from Portland to Los Angeles
and Salt Lake City have caused u
heavy loss to the club.
q Whether he would join the North
vest League and play ball with Seattle,
.Tacoma and other Northwest cities
sMeCredie would not say.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-11-16
CHICAGO AND MANILA
BREAK EVEN IN FIRST
,A,.~c',.ed Press by Federal wirelsss.)

WIIUIVB6V
MANILA, November 1.-THE Uni
versity of Chicago and University of
Manila baseball teams played the first
game of their series here yesterday
afternoon, neither team being able to
send over the winning run.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-11-16

Hong Hak Sun, Korean who plead.
ed guilty to second degree murder, was
sentenced by Judge Ashford Saturday
to twenty years imprisonment at hard
labor-the minimum sentence allowed
by the law in such cases. Hong killed
a fellow Korean several months ago.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-11-16
CALIFORNIA; PLAYING
! !. IS GREATLY IMPROVED
Iurr


y
lAsBocisted Press by Federal WireIess)
y SEATTLE, November II. 4
y California played remarkably 4
n strong game Of American football Il
4 against the University of Wash +
\ inSton eleven here yesterday 4
4 afternoon, losing only by the 4
y close score of Is to 7. During the 4
4 first three-quarters, california X
4 played superior to that of Wash. 4
4 iagton,, but weakened toward the X
4 end of the game and allowed the X
y locals TO score points enough to 4
4 win. A week ago yesterday 4
4 Washington defeated California *
y by score of 70 to 0. 4
y 4
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-11-16

BUSINESS CARDS.
HONOLULU IRON WORKS Co.--MA'
chinery of every description made 70
order.
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Sob bon Sran Inna Iaraaretba
Sdafincr.

slnl Jrcitas, ben 8. slpriI, ltarb
in Der 8obmtns ibrer Sodter, fsro.
Sacob Bet, in Berger, Sral 9lnna
VI. S6affner, int iebr boben Sitter
bon 80 Sabrcn, 8 Monaten lmo II
Sagen 5ran Sdafiner, eeb. Shel-
fer, fpnroe ON 90. sSluli, 1929, 5ll
&a1nblesbura 9aiellan0, in scr
Sbtpei5 geboren. 9lnl "a. @iGr5,
1916, perbeiratbete iic iid nit So.
cob Sd)affner linO inn Sabre 1854
Fam oas &oar nod slmerita. 9tad}.
Dem lie elm SSSabr bel bep gltern if.
res Soften geipobnt batteu, lieben
lie iid ouf elmer Sorm in Ser 9tGbe
bon Berger nieoer.
Die @6e iptrbe init 9 SinOern oe-
iegnet, BON 0eren Z Der Wtutter i'm
Sooe porallssegangen iirb. 9tad
Dem Sobe ibreS @atten, inn SSilni
1901, pertmtfte iic Die GSarnr ln>
500 fiir Den Reit ibrer Soae 5lr ID.
rer SodJter, 5sraii Ssncob 9ct, mel.
DIE lire @utter nit fin0Iider 2iebe
ittrS Sorgfalt pflegte. bis on ibr
@noe. Gle Seritorbenc NOR cine
IdlidJte, einfadr Sral uno ais gtafj.
barin itno Sreunbir allgernein be.
liebt lnlb bohgeifatt bon slllcn,
pelde iie inn 2eben getaltlt babcn
leit Dem Sabre 1866 mar iie aud)
Elm trelles uno tbdtiges @itglieo scr
W. 6. @cmei,rbe bon gepger. Sic
binterlaBt sipei S6dter: 6ra,, Ssacob
8eB ilrb Srau 2oliiie gfoebel, beibc
bon Berger. iSerner Id gnfeI unb
12 llrenfel, ioluie piele iolitige Ser
palrote lnlo 5abIreide Sreunbe.
Die 9eeroigilng fanb ain Iontag
seadsnlithug, bon ser @obnilng bon
Sacob Bet nod Der VI. 6. Stride
lilro bon oort aitf Dem 5rie0bofe Der
W. g.. @eneill0e itott. Eaitor 8.
M, 9riirfmarut anrtirte am @nabe.
Son allsapdrts iporen folgenbe
2eiotroaetoe Sur gecroigung eridie-
men: Gan Sdaffner IL. @attin, bon
Slpenspille; SSrmt 2oltiie Sd,affncr,
Irtbnr S6offner 1t. Sumilie, Srall
Wsalinbo 2eipis ,mb Sobn, bon Ea.
cffic; 8iIl. 2oren5 II. @attim Gan
Neper intb @ottlicb Mepcr BON Ct
2oitis; @arrep Sdoffncr, bon Cali.
fornia, Io. ltn6 Sen Spinoler. non
Sullionn, No.
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GrDfe Sage fiir Scrmanu.
Ausnit H., H., 10. mnS IA.

Die pielen entbuiioitiid)en Gcr.
lmifitliuagen oes bieiiger CONNER.
cial Ghrb baben enoli6 elm greif-
bares 8elltltat geaeiti9t. slnt ltdd,.
item II, 49,. 10. lnb ID. sluauIt
miro bier cine sderbmr slltsitel.
lung irebit SorIci,lnsen ,unb Inter.
bnItungen aller slrt ituttfinoen. Ger
Commercial Glib miro b0dNnpabr.
Id,eiirlidl Die Sfierte oes Scrrn 9e-
tiers, bon &Ioiro, aceepticren. lin
Die angeIegenbeit eirogiltiq slnn slb-
iHnB 81 bringen miro en- Gonitc,
beitebetto ans Den Serren Geo.
&raettlB. Geo. SlerH uno Gobt. gsaI.
Ter, iih rnh 9Inno beecben, Inn
Die giflselfbeiten init Serrn Geters
5it beipredpn.
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stons Sill.

Die RotbGdliIe, in 1nrierer gsadp
barid)aft, beidloB om persangenel,
Santstag Gahnlittag einen iebr Ell.
folgreid)en Sermin. Gin sablreides
Bnblifatm batte Iirb eingefumoen inns
lnlter 2eitlirg Der 9ebrerin, sSrI.
&iteffer, fam elm biibid,es &rogram
aur Gltrtbfiibn,ng.
8ir botten bier am poriaen ssrei-
tag einen biibid,en Siegen; oerielbe
fam olNh iebr eripiinidt.
@illie sftueppe, ipobnboit bier
III Der gmbe, Iiegt id)on ieit qe.
mitllrcr Belt am Mbelntatisnnts aor.
rteoer;. mir ipiinihen ibdn Sabcr
raide 8eiicr,ng,
slig sllenIann amo Geo. StoIte
naren an pergangenet Spnntaa, be.
iitdlsapeiie, IN Der gaodboridaft BON
Gipiss.
9ie 9oeli iiii6 Berger sseuerper-
iidcmtngS-@ -@eiellidaft bieTt arn Iet-
ten Nontae bier ibre idbrIide Ser.
loliurlinag ab; Der 8eIiih NOR ober
tiht 10 sabIreid. aIs ipie in friibe.
.ren Sabren
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GmisS.

5. O. @aebIer beiono lid birIer
Sage alif Dem Sranfenlager, 1T
aber lett aitf Dem 8ege Der 8enc.
iing.
Cine glnsobl @,1ite ans unierer
gta6barlfaft iuobntcn am porigell
9pnnerstna ser Slulbenuirtb.&ubl,
mann Sody5eit bel. gtad) Der Srait-
ltlpg nabincll llngefGbr rs Sbeil ul
eiltcm iplenoiten SodJSeitsmabI. @ir
ipiinldcn Dem iiugen Soar picl
Slid 5luit 8luoc.
Or. H. 6. @obiS, ncbit Sobn
&einbar6, ST., bon ct. 2ouis, tparen
itber lebten Santstag unO Sonnta9
Die @aite bon Tdftor o. .. @ohnS
itrb Samilie.
Die SduIe in Sapiss, imter Dem
2ebrer Geo. g. eiefer, miro am
Smtstog. ben II. glpriI (mor9en)
tbre SdlirBfeier baIten. Gin 9ro.
gram fir ben Rod)nIttag, iotpie aud
fir oen gbeno, lit oiifgefteIlt. sln.
fang Der seier. nadnittaas inn
4 90 llbr; obenbs, Inn baIb.adt
llbr.
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iuelde audi in angren5eroen Staa-
ten einen s,iten &uf gelrieBen.
ct. 2oiiis nnb aunias Gitp 5ieten
ser Sebetrstuiirbisteiten 10 nieIe, oaB
man iie bier aIle rtht auf5dblen
fam. Der @iiiouri, Miiiiifppi,
@asconaoe, Siage, Merenrac, Cur
rent, 8bite uno arp6era 5liiiie ioiuie
Die a5arfgebirgen btetet Soel,erien
ipie iie bon altoeren Stdateu nidt
geboten iuer6en fontteu
seiratbsIiiti9e, ote ibreH Sege
burdJ Wiilouri finbet, tperoen aib
elm beimiIfes Grooarft poriinecn.
6as 6es geiibes tpertb it, ltdrnli6
biISd0ne iirnae 9omen, bon oeuelt
bieIe bereit iin6, cine !Sod5eitsretie
nod Ser Banana8acifi Grpofition
nrButreten, fuerrt MIR Der &idtige
fGine.
Gieie 1o,triiten fiih 2eltte, ipeld)e
fIott ipenoen ttno burdfdratflid $3
tGsIih pro gerioft oisgeben. Cob
de aus ibnen, pelhe fn,lpireiL tper-
ben Butter, Gier, WiiIh. SIeifd, So.
mig irto @enriiie bon Sormern am
8ese foitfen lHt6 bafiir gihe Breife
be3dhIen. gian niiruitt an, SoB 0iefe
Soltrisfen, fait an $f6s. 900 III gaiS.
ioirri IaSfen iper3en.
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Ban.

Robt. Silrol, BON Sernmn1t, Dar
sam porigen 9ienstag lltpb am Dfitt,
nod in oieier Nadbaridnft, Inn
slihos 3it perfaipfen.
Senrp @oblfing inl0 @attht, bon
@eraIo, tparen iiber letten Sonnta1
iule Waortas Die @dite bon Souis
ggitte rri6 SamiIie.
Serinnrr Bebfing befarb fi6 ei'
tleg Snges Der porisen ISOLDE, ae.
ffiGftsbaIber, IN Serntart,.
slng. Moelier reiite ONT persan-
genen Samstas in @efhdNten nod
ct. 2olis.
Sri. 2iaSsie 9eppe. bon 8rafe, he,
iinbet iid aeeenipirtia ailf geiudl
Bel ssreo SiIfermmnts.
ssrait Senrp Sarring, nebft &ino,
BON ct. 2o,ts, iinb air. 3eit Die
@dfte bon srnl Sarrinas @ltern
Senrn @dyrRiner unb @attin.
5eunom @ehfinn bat Die S. 8
9eppe Sarrn fdirflid, eriuorben; oas
tit aon5 Redd Sermo1it, innter M
erff Sen &fiq intb BARN ben @p'
acf.
Mnt poriaeil 8onllerstoa gbeno
,ilnaefihr I'm s 1tfr. 800 Elm heftider
orfo1fartiaer @ino hilrh 6os St6btt
der @ap lrno rid'tetc betrad,tlid'eil
@hobcn an, Der Stnrm serSdmnet'
tertr eir sscniter In Der gpanal
ssirdie. iotpie o,tf Elm ssenfter IN
ESn Worbeders Mohnimn;; aerft0rte
kferner eireen gheiT hea @chilsoes Ser
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Sermann, &c.,, 1reitas, ben IS. april 1916
SeurD Sinmemeper
folst Sem lceten 9infe oes SdJifials.

Senrp Sinnemeper, elmer Der belt
befanllten 0arrler linleres GountDs
liipO eiiter Der perigeil, nod an1 Se.
bat befinbliden 8etepanen oes 9iir.
9erfrieges, itarb aut lcsten Sanrstng
Inn baIb .adt llbr, Dtorgeirs, in jet,
ner @obmlna allf Der Sarnl, 4 Mci.
ler iiiblidy bon Seuilalul, int Sitter
BON 68 Sabren, ilnb 8 Mcnoten.
60 ereilt Ole inlerbittlidc Sato
oes $ooes ben Ginen nad benz slr.
bern. Sn Senrp &imlenteper Der.
liert uler County eiuen ieiner bGten
9iirger. slls Der 9iirgerfries ullitr
Sano iiber5os. engriff CT Die @affen
inter Dem Sternenbanner; taf6ein
aber Ger ariee ausgetobt lulo Der
SrieOe ipieber ein9e5ogen mar, griif
Serr Sinnemeper pieber 5iuu Billlg,
idurf cine Sarm mts Der 8iloniB
alno baiite iif eiir trolites Seirl.
@r mar ein reyes Mitglieb ser 9e.
fbaltia @eneinbe, in 9ig Berger
,tno Iein 2cberrsIaitf mar hcr zines
edltet Gbriiten.
Ser 8eritorbepe lpurbe am 81.
Silni. 1916, in 2ippe Getmolb. in
9eutiflaipb. eeboren uno tom i'm
Sabre 1854 init ieinal Gltern III
Sieies 2anO. no iih ole Samilie ST..
ert in &ernlann nieoerlieB; 2 Sabre
ipdter beSng Die Sanilie Damn cine
Sarm In 2ittle Berger. sSiirlf Sab.
re ipater, Der Seuitorbene mor ~.
mails ein Siin9linp bon 16 Ssnbrcr,
trat er in bas Unions Seer lmo
biente mebrere Sabre mabrenO bes
&rieses. San Sabre 1868 begann
er Die Sarrnerei mtf eigene Hedl.
m,ng at betreiben unb ilu Sabre
1869 fanb er Ieire Sebensaefdbrtin
ip SRI. Marie 8. @pebm. SieIc
@be ipltroe nit s &irbern geieglpet.
@mbbem ole Gtitber erfpafien mae
rem, 500 iidl Serr sinnemeper pnr
uHgefdbr 3 Sabren pont ufttpcfl &c
trieb ser sSorm 5,lriif. Ipr ulMc-
fGhr einem Sabre begomr icine @e.
iilnSfeit 5ll idluiitben. ipdtcr INTER
5og er fid elmer Operation, peIde
unideircno @eiierilna bradtr, als
iein aItes 9ei6cn nit crilcllter Sci.
tiBfeit bernorbrod l1tS iciuen Sob
berbeifiibrte.
gr hintcrIdBt feline @ottin uno
Ole folgenben &i1oer: sSrall Marp
8drncr, Srau 2ouiie &oeIler, ,sron
&oia 8aoe, sSrau sllna @abe ilna
SreS Sinnemeper, bon Serntann;
Srat GmiIie 8rettborit, BON Burr,
Gebr.; gbos. Sinnerneber, BON Sal
mage, geebr. lno 9en Simtelnpber,
BON &atl1as Gttp. SSerner leinen
9rltoer, Sreo Sinnemepcr, bon Goi.
no, Sas, iotpie feline Sdipciterll,
Srmt Sic 9eitfing ilnS ssrau Otto
Snconeper, BON Scrmonn; 0Ieife
faIs 19 gnfeI.
Die 8eeroigllng falro am letten
Dienstag, inter 2eitiing oes Mar.
iparitn9 SoitenS Der q. y. 81. bonn
Sraiserbaitie nus, ai,f Dem ssrieobpfe
Der 9etbania @etneiiroe, in 9ittle
Berger, itatt; 9aitor @iering am.
tirte am @rabe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-04-16
Numlller 81
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