davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-12-12

Catt.eman Here

Tom Lester. one OF the American
cattlemen, captured by the MeNiean
bandits below the line last week, and
sentenced to he put to death was a Wis
itor in Tombstone today.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-12-12
Road Bond Business

County lmmigr alton Commissioner
Jos. II. Cray was a visitor in Tomb
stone today on business with President
Gardner of the Road Bond Associa-
ton
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-12-12
Bisbee Visitor

Robert Hennessy. well known old
timer of Tombstone and Bisbee was a
Tombstone visitor this morning attend
ing to business matters.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-12-12
Old Timer Here.

Walter Fife, well known oldtimer OF
Tombstone. but now travelling ior
hide firm of Los Angeles, was visitor
in Tombstone for short time today on
business
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-12-12
From Cochise

Constable J. A jenkins was Tomb
stone visitor today from his home at
CochiSe
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-12-12
Special venire Ordered.

Sheriff Wheeler and his force Of dep
uteS are busy subpoeuain. eighteen
jurors. ordered returnable by the court
Friday morning.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-12-12
From Bisbee

DR.. c. +. Hawley, of Bisbee. was a
visitor in the county seat today on
business matters.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-12-12
From Wilcox

Attorney J. c. Gungl. of Wilcox.
was visitor in the city Saturday and
today on matters before the court.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-12-12
To Benson.

Rev. Aymemi left for Benson this
morning, where ne will conduct Sunday
services the coming week.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-12-12
From Douglas

Attorney W. Z. Miller of Douglas
came up today on business before the
court.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-12-12
From Hereford.

$. F. Sage. agent of the L. ?. & 5
brief business visit.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-12-12
From Gleason.

c l. Van Meter was a Tombstone
visitor Yesterday from his home at
Glccson. having motored over in his
new O!dsmobiIC touring car.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-12-12
From Douglas.

Vim Hand and c. H. Foss were here
yesterday from Douglas.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-12-12
DR.. Miles Ncrvine

has proven It's value in nervous dis
orders roT thirty years, and merits
q trial. no rlat:c- hcw many other
RENE lies lave iaIlcd to h-i0 you.
Sold By all druggists. ~ first bo.tis
falls &c benefit your money Is retJ'rnes.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-12-12
PROHIBITION CUTS DOWN
PNEUMONIA CASES

Dr.. ". A. Greene. superintende Mt OF
the county hospital. is authority fo-
the statement that prohibition is cut
ting down the number OF patients al
that institution.
"iu years past" explained the doc
tor this morning, the Pneumonia cases
have begun to arrive about November
at the beginning of cold weather.
Men addicted TO the use OF liquor would
become intoxicated and lie around some
place out of doors where they became
thoroughly chilled. A month of cold
weather has passed now and we haven't
a single case OF pneumonia at the hos.
pital. There have been fewer admis-
sions lately than for many years. Pro-
bibition is the explanation. Douglas
International.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-12-12
RECORDS OF
COCRlSE COUNTY
Instruments Filed With the Count,
Recorder OF Record This DAY


Bill or SALE
III Gl,nn 10 d Glenn. cattle 80
cuATrsL MORTGAGE
n , io.o.,r IN Cool tol
Kennedy. Tlus. cattle 5000
O,s ,.,rr 70 v,,lcor Bl &
II Co. catlIe.............. 500
Il + Er,,,oe +, Cen "a. If Phoe.
D,N. livestock 525
= &c.,, D.,,.r.s ,,,,s:. 70
400
=, III ., VI. r,,,.,- ..,r-
,..,... ., ,o,o
me-
-, ~. ---.,;. oo-
Adding Mach Co. adding ma
II Ms - IL Angle
- - Va
IN
ca,
Douglas prop ..-... 10
RA Fa-peswo-th ct toIN
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-12-12

Col. VIM. Herring and wife returned
Today from Santa Fe where the former
had business before the land court.
Doagls Gray anne in on the noon
coach from Ei Psso. He will remain
several days.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-12-12
Defendant on Stand

Cty.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-12-12
From Fairbanks.

court.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-09
WELLS TO FIGHT MORAN
ser,ssaier Signs TO Go 20 Rounds in
London March %

London. Feb. s.-Bombadier Wells.
the champion English heavyweight
pu<flist. and Frank Moran. the Amer
lean fighter. have signed articles for
n .0round bout 20 be fought In Lon
don March 20
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-09
SPLIT SEASON is
FIzzLE; JUSTICE
CENTRAL HEAD ASSERTS NO
LEAGUE HAS EVER TRIED
ONE SECOND TIME.

Keokuk, Iowa, Feb. 9.-Several OF
the clubs of the Central association
are again agitating the adoption of a
split-season baseball schedule From
reports. il is stated that the directors
of various clubs viii recommend a
schedule Of this kind to President
Justice. in whose care the schedule
making was left by the directors az
the annual meeting held last month
at Waterloo
Speaking OF the split season sched-
ule. President Justice said that he
could not understand why such a plan
should be desired. lie stated that
in no league where the plan has been
tried has it been adopted q second
time. which certainly should be proof
enough that a split season schedule
is not a success.
The only reason, Il seems, that could
possibly be given for the adoption of
a schedule of that sort would be to
have something new for one and a
championship series for the other
Where the split season plan has been
used, the winners of the first half and
the champions of the second half play
a series at the end of the season for
the pennant
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-09
CHICAGO BOWLERS NAB
THE PRIZES AT AURORA

Aurora. H., Feb. 9.-Chicago bowl
ers cleaned up in the interstate bowl
ing tournament. which ended yester-
day. The Marino five COPIED first
prize OF 800 in the five-man event
with 2,92s. The Bob and Henry's
we're second with 2.S7O. and took
down $50.
Kelly and Toemmel of Chicago took
first prize in the doubles with 1,24O.
and Bob Wagner of Chicago finished
first in the singles with 67S. Wagner
is also first in the all-events and sec
ond in the doubles. with Lempuhl.
Chicago bowlers won more than so
per cent of the $3.50 in prizes.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-09
NOTHING TO SELL:
HAVE NO LEAGUE
HEAD OF PEORIA THREE.Eyr
CLUB SAYS ORGANIZATION
MUST PRECEDE SALE.

! Peoria, ILL.,. Feb. president Jonas
I has received a letter from Presiden,
Tearney of the Three-Eye league. stat.
| flg that he had been i'll for the mas,
two weeks. but that he had recovered
from his indisposition and would call
the annual winter meeting Of the
league for within the next fortnight
Tearaey states that he only awaits the
decision of Judge Lands in the Fed.
eral league-O. B. suit before calling the
Three-Eye confab.
Until the Three-Eye meeting Peori,
fans will have to await the name Of
the new distiller manager. Jones in.
Inmates that his choice had been
made, but refused to divulge the name
of the party. Jones made one plea
and he wants it TO stick until such
time as he is ready TO announce ths
name of the new manager
Tell the fans not to worry" said
Jones. 81 have been active in lining
up good men for our 1915 club and |
believe ] will be able to present a bet
ter team in 1915 than last year Il
all depends upon the outcome Of the
coming Three-Eye meeting as to what
course L III puI Sut- II continue
at the head of the club this coming
season you may rest assured that
will make every legitimate effort TO
provide Peoria with a winning team
With regards TO the deal for the
sale of the club to George Reed, Jones
had nothing to say. Mr. Reed has
our proposition and if he cares to
meet it in the near future we viii act
upon the matter" said Jones. Reed.
like myself. is awaiting the outcome
of the Federal league suit and the
Three-Eye league meeting befor talk
ing turkey. II Reed wants TO buy the
club and has got the cash I guess he
can buy it. But Reed don't want to
buy the distillers right now. simply
because We really have nothing 10 sell
him, and we won't have until we or
ganiZe a league"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-09
LLOYD RICKART ELECTED
HEAD OF ST. LOUIS FEDS

ST Louis. Feb. 9.-Lloyd Rickart
secretary OF the Federal league. yes
! terday was elected president OF the
St. Louis club OF the league 20 sue
coed z. \. Steininger. who resigned
because OF the press OF private bust
ness several weeks ago.
\ unanimous vote by the board OF
directors gave Rickart the position
Willis Johnson was reelected secretary
and was given I'm addition the posi-
ton OF treasurer. Rumor here said
Charles Gilmore. brother OF James Gil
more. president of the Federal league.
would become secretary OF the organ
ization.
Rickart declared the election was
somewhat OF a surprise to him. and
added:
Il am not we'll enough acquainted
with the business OF the club 20 con
template any changes of policy. There
will be no change in the conduct or
management of the team. for believe
that an executive should never inter
fere with a department manager.
Fielder Jones is in charge OF the team.
and anything he says will go. so far
as the players are concerned"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-09
loot! loot! ALL
ABOARD SPECIAL
WEEK FROM TONIGHT CHICAGO
WHITE COX LEAVE FOR TIE
COAST TO TRAIN
Ro~f.ns VIII Have IS Men Win Him.
Bot conuis<ey VIII CO ~
Another Route

Chicago. Feb. s-EverythiuE q
ready for the start Os the White sox
special train 20 California one wees
from tonight Manager Rowland
reached town yesterday. coming over
from Dubuque 20 help Secretary Grab
fner complies tie details for tEs Ions
training trip.
Instead % going with the big squad
of players. President Co1liskey. ac-
conpanied b. President Johnson or
the American league and their wives.
Will leave tomorrow night Tor the Pa
cfhc coast. going over the northern
route and stopping OF for day or
two at Seattle and Portland. They
then win b. In san Francisco two
days ahead % the Sox special
President Johnson viii remain IN
California only for the opening cerc-
monies OF the Panama-Paei1c exhibit
tfou. Although COmiskey himself vii
not be with the party on the special
train. there will be 90 least s. per
sons aboard. az several % bis friends
have arranged TO make the trip with
the club. Louis COmiskey and Secre-
tary Gr-blner vii have charge on the
de luxe special
4 am glad the time is near 70 start
playing said Manager Rowland. I
am anxious 10 get started with the
team. because I think it vii be a
peuuaut contender this year. Eddie
collins has written me that h. VII
arrive IN Chicago on the morning OF
FEB Is When he wrote he hadn't de
cided whether Mrs Collins would be
With him or not
Western Session Continues.
Western league magnates continued
their schedule meeting here yester-
day. but failed To- agree on the div
sion % holiday dates FOR next sea
son.
There was long and secret confer
ence between the Western league
owners and Manager Tinker o. the
local Federal league club. Il ts
thought Tinker Is arranging Tor the
Western 10 take over some OF the
Federal league extra men who viii be
turned loose and who never before be-
Iouged % clubs OF organized base
ball
Announcement Is made BY Prcsi-
dent Gilmore that big I'd Reuibach-
former Cub and Broo Ign hurler. had
stoned a one year contract 20 pitcn
for the Federal league Big I'd |
hasn't been assigned 20 any particular
team. but f. likely 10 be sent 90 the
new eastern club 20 work for Pat
Powers. lie vas Internationally re
leased recently By the Brooklyn Ma
tionals.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-09
AUTO DRIVER. SPIKED
ON FENCE POST, is DEAD

Los Angeles. Feb. SACK Callag-
han, the young racing driver injured
Sunday in a 100-mile auto race at
Ascot Park, died yesterday lie was
inpaled upon q fence post. which rent
his left side. exposing the lung. Sew
eral ribs were fractured.
Dust clouds raised by the racers
blinded Callaghan during the 18th
mile OF the contest, and he ran his ma
chine. which was then in third place
into the fence. Victor Wells, his me-
chanician, was unhurt.
Csllaghan was % years old and
came from Kalamazoo, Mich.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-09
BASEBALL BRIEFS

Rockford. III. Feb. 9-If Freeporr
decides not 10 enter the Bi-state league
GAINESVILLE viii get the franchise, ac-
cordine 20 Rockford club officials.
Denver. Colo. Feb. .. - Secretary
Epstein has received word from Pres
ident McGiH of the Denver club that
Barney Schneider. veteran left hand
er. had been traded for Pitcher JOr-
dan OF Lincoln.
FL Paso. Tex. Feb. 9.-Plans for a
new class d league are being put for
ward by John J. McCIoskey. former
m mayer Of the St. Louis Cardinals
McCloskey would include El Paso.
Tucson. Ariz.; Albuquerque. y. NJ;
Bisbee. Ariz.: Douglas. Ariz.. and
Santa Fe.. y n. in the league
New York. Feb. 9.-The Brooklyn
Nationals has made what viii probably
be the last switch OF players before
the team leaves for the south. Out
fielder Callahan was released to New
ark. while Outhelder Zimmerman and
Catcher Wheat of Newark were re-
leased TO Brooklyn. Either Wheat or
Catcher Snow, purchased from Osh-
kosh. will be returned 10 Newark on
the Dodgers return north.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-09
lLLINI KEEP GAIT AND
BEST WISCONSIN QUINTET

Urbana, H., Feb. 9.-Illinois' fast
basketball five maintained its gait last
night, decisiyeIy defeating Wisconsin,
80 to - The IIlini demonstrated their
superiority clearly and led by wide
margin nearly all the way.
While the Illinois shooters were
busy making baskets. Duner and
Woods guarded so effectively the Bad
gers were held to two baskets until
the second period was well under way,
when the Cardinals started a brief
rally The nlini came right back al
though Jones had sent in several sub
stitutes and ended in a scoring whirl-
wind.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-09
HAVANA CENTER
PUGILISTIC MAP
FIGHTERS FROM AMERICA HEAD
THAT WAY FOR A BIG
TOURNAMENT.

Chicago. Feb. s.-Fiueen Chicago
boxers. selected from all classes and
OF different standing IN the ring guides
viii be taken 10 Havana some time
this month 10 help put the boxing
game on a paying basis in Cuba. Tue
list includes X. o. Brown. Jimmy
Travers. Jack White. Joe Sherman,
Andre Anderson. Willie Shafer. Fran
kie Lind and Tommy Sheehan, and
the boys who make good will get the
money.
This was the word Passed around
by Nate Lewis who yesterday was
authorized TO pick 10 glove artists
from the west and await word from
Havana a. TO when 20 start their
ocean voyage. The party will be aug
mented by 10 fighters from New York
TO be picked by Dan Mcketrick and
the troupe will appear in weekly
shows promoted by Dick Klagin. for
med oookmaker and globe trotter.
who has as his backing. II is said. the
Cuban government
McKetrick. together with Willie
Lewis and Young Ahearn. left for Ha-
vana last night where they will fire
the opening gun Of the fighting tourna-
ment. meeting Colon Bell and Terry
Keller. English fighters These will
be the initial battles OF the tourna-
ment and the attendance in these tits
will determine largely how soon the
other American boxers will leave
these shores.
According TO Kiagin the Cuban
people are Wild over the prospect OF
boxing. The government Is wiIling 20
stand part OF the clubs losses. II there
Is such a thing. and IL the promoters
are 10 be believed # will be the model
sighting center OF the world
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-09
PERHAPS Il Was STAGE Coin.

New York. Feb Battling Nelson.
former lightweight champion. now a
vaudeville headliner. brought suit
against Annette Kellerman. the cham
pion fancy diver. toe dancer, and also
vaudeville headliner. and her husband.
James R. Sullivan, in the city court
Yesterday. 10 recover $3.50. The fight
er alleges that on Dec. y. 1910, he
lent Annette KeIlermau and her nus
band $1,000. which they promised to
pay back He has been able since
then, he says, TO collect only $500.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-09
Race Track SOLD for Taxes.

Valparaiso. Ind, Feb. 9-The Min.
eral Springs Jockey clubs race track
and building at Porter. this county,
were sold yesterday for taxes The
purchaser was Otis Herrick Of this
city. He paid s356.O7. Mr Herrlck
is an expert horseman. 10 is believed
here he is working fla the interests OF
the OLeary crowd in Chicago. bin
is before the present legislature to
lega1ize pari-rnutuel betting.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-09
NAME REDS SPRING GAMES
Cincinnati Nationals to Play Several
Exhibition Tits

Cincinnati, Feb. 9.-Games to be
played while the Cincinnati National
league club is on its spring training
trip were announced here yesterday
The regulars will play Shreveport at
Alexandria, La, on March -: at
Shreveport March II; at New Orleans
March 20 and 2l: al Covington, La.
March % and %; at Mobile March -.
2s and %; AT Memphis March 30 and
81; at Chattanooga April and .. and
at Columbus. Ohio. April ;. Returning
70 Cincinnati they play the following
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-09
s.yior Defeat. Eddie NOV.

Philadelphia, Pa. Feb. 9.-Aided
and abetted by hefty wallop. NIL
burn SAVIOR of indianapolis punched
his way to victory over Eddie Moy of
Allentown in the main attraction at
the Olympia A G last night. In the
semi-windup Young higgins won over
Willie Mack after six sizzling rounds.
Hommy Sheehan OF Chicago made his
debut in the preliminaries. defeating
Joe Hefernan in six interesting
rounds. LEX Singer trounced Jack
Gcldie OF New York and Joe Fisher
had the better of Neil McCue.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-09
JOHNSON WEIGHS 245. BUT
SAYS HE'S IN BOXING TRIM

Barbadoes. jamaica Feb s--Itp'
ping the beam az 2f5 pounds. %
pounds above his fighting weight. but
claiming that he Is in good condition.
lack johnson. heavyweight champion.
reached here on a steamer from Bue-
nos Aires. lie said that he would at
tempt 70 charter a steamer here TO
complete his "trip 20 Mexico. where he
plans to fight Jess willard on March 8.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-09
PUGILISTIC POINTERS.

Akron. Ohio. Feb. 9.-Joe Shugrue
has been matched TO box Johnny Grit
fiths ~ rounds in this city on Feb. %
Milwaukee. Wis. Feb. 9. - Jimmy
Williams. bantam champion. wants
$4,000 10 battle 10 rounds with Kew
pie" Ertel of ST. Paul. according 10
Promoter Frank Mulkern. After a
good whiff of smelling salts, Mulkern
says he recovered sufficiently to offer
Williams half that amount.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-09

teams here: Washington April ! De
troit. April g, and S; Boston. April
9. 10 and II. The Cincinnati second
team plays ar Atlanta March - and
%: at Knoxville March -. 2S and %,
and at Dayton. Ohio, April T.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-04-09

.-SrI. Esther 8unaoH perlebte
ole Sitertaee BEL ibren eltern, in
Sefierion Gitp.
SRI. ella Sronm, ellie mo
Carrie glinnis un0 2enn Slid,
iammtli6 bon ct. 2ouis. beianoelr
iid iiber 81 9iterfeiertaee oobeim,
alrf geiiid bel 0en @ltern.
-8m. Sdaub Der 0eiiaer BON
9rafe, iprad an pergmgeicm 6rei.
tag Gif rnierer Office Dor, sur Gr.
neiierirng ieines Announcements uni
Die 3eihing. Serr SdJalf bot pdb-
renb Des pergangeien @inters, i'm
Sntereiie ieiner MiibIe, reeeluIibier
Sabrten nad Sernrann gemadJt.
-M. v. Sduliter. ser Sboto-
srapb, befaub iidD Ddbpeno Der pori-
gen ISOLDE in ct. 2oilis uipo be-
ii,dte BORT eiiiert anriiis Ser Gait.
man SdltIe fir profeiiionelle 8boto.
graphic. Serr Sdn1lter nabnr eilien
Spsial . &uriiis in profeiiiolHller
unb artiitiiber Photographic.
-Hobert Mlmbrmter, ipelder
leit spei 8ofen ernitlid, frotf bar-
nieoerIag, befinoet ii6 iest mtf benz
8ege Der 8eneiung. Seine 5abl-
reid,en Sreun0e iuaren iebr erfrent
itn 81 Iniang bielcr @od5e, bciul
Spa5iergatg i'm iparrllen Sorrcn.
id)ein oes SriiblinWs, SIT begegrcn.
Die neile ToaO, bie bonn Srie,
benstbal iiber ben Berg iiiooitlid
bon Sermam 5ltr Stabt fiibren ioIl.
te INN Die gefGbrlid}en @iienbabn,
frell5lnpgeil Der alien Hono bel &all.
nlepers Bluff 5u rmgeben. miro nidt
gebalit peroen, % bic eulr,tp Court
oieies geitern beifIoB. Ger Saupt-
arunO oeS a~bidldgigen ltrtbeiIS ser
Court beitall6 in Dem SIT boben So.
Itettprulft, ser bon Dem itautlidelt
Sigbfpap engineer allf $4,000 bis
$4,000, einidlieBIih bes 8egcredts,
peralriflagt poroen mar.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-04-09
&inberbnften elm &uf M, Ollie.

gernadIdiiigt nidt. Sdapd6t
nidt riir, fonoern fiibrt oft 81
SdIimmeren. @arum @efabr Ion.
fen? Sbr braudt's nidt. Or.
Sings Seem DISCOVERY lift gerabe,
mas bas 4inb bebarf. @emadt bon
einem geidmeibigen, beilenoen uno
antiieptiiden BALKAN. @irb SUI
iten idnelI bertreiben uro 6ie or,
faItulre beieitisen. @ie lang Die.
ielben idon ansebaIten, bat babel
nid)ts gu ineen, Or, Sings Rem
DISCOVERY miro Seilung bringen.
SIT sarantirt. SoIt eine Slaife
bon @itrem gpotbefer ittS probirts,
(g6b.)2.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-04-09

9ie SdIuBfeier Der 2oper
9ittIe Berger Sduile miro am NOD
item Samstag Nadpnittag, ben 10,
%. %. (utor9em, itattfinben.
Cine In5obl iuirac Sellte, BON
bier, 1pobnten art ueraafweiR1l
Samstag Der S6lubfeier Der Sdule
i'm SrieoenstbaI Bel.
-@tit. 9oneper, tueld,er fiir5IidJ
ieinc 2 Weilen BON bier gelegene
Sarm on Geter 9amtier perfuufi
bat, 1T porise @od]e. fir bauernoeu
Iufentbalt, nod ct. 9ouis gereilt.
-Sm SaaIc ser Sodidnlc miro
om 5reitae, Den %, slpriI, cine
gpmnaitiid)e @ortelaing itattiinoen
beitebenO aus nebum9en am Bed
ltnb an oen Barren, YpramiSen6all
nno bgI. gnfmtg, nm s ltbr,
abenos; gintritt, 10 Gents.
-Seinri6 Sdnitger. s. 8. @ider
CIR. @eper, Seinrid gidermann
unb grtbnr Spaeiddep. idmntlid
Don Gotsbm, ionic S. $. Sofi.
mann, bon Scope, rno SRI. Yaulirn
!SiIgenitoebler, BON 8ptsban, befa1t-
ser ii6 am poriaen Sreito9. beiltd)s.
neiie, in Sermant.
-2ouis 8riess, bon 8irit Greet;
@uitau Berg uno Sobn Sodl Don
@Sartbasoiue; Srau Sacob Gutter
bon ct. Souls; SRI. Suloa 9enoe,
bon 8ebiter @ropes; Srau 9. @.
Sbee, bon gurefo; Ben SodL anton
Steiger lulb Slorian Steiger, neblt
@attin, bon 9tem Sonerl; 6ral Srib
@aru1, bon 8oeuff Greet; Gbriit
&auid unb @attin BON Stolpe;
Sbeo. Gppler, BON Green, aanias,;
Gtos. Gppler, bon Stillmater,
Sfla.; Gbas. Saneenooerfer, nebit
Sinner, SRI. S,rIoo rnb @eorg, bon
Stonp Sia, tuaren am pergangclten
@ortog bier eineetroffen, Inn Der
8eerbisltrg ibrer perItorbelet &er-
lpanote,l Srau Sopbia Gpplcr, bel
5ltiuobnen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-04-09
-anbn & groenoIe fauften fiirs


lid bon Gbas. @~abenleper, Sermami
81. s. 9, eirte Stub, inn @etpidt BON
1896 Bfuno unb eilten Stier, I'M
8eipid}t bon 1445 SfititO, sliiammeu
fir oie Sunlllre BON $20S.S2. Gin
biibides Stiif @eIo fiir GinofIeiidy.
--gbas. German, welfer ieii
mebreren 8pd)eit an einem iebr be.
benfliden Infal BON Slinobarment'
5iinoung 9elitten bat, lit tpieber TO-
peit geneien, baB ct alrf ieit lnb
%umbcrgeben fam, Die Sdppalber
.iinb pie0er angeformten lirto mil
bemielben altdD Der Sriiblirg iulo bo
fam es Ser Gbarlep nif]t ldn9er I'M
3imnter ultsbalten.