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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-12-16
COUNTY FAIR HAS DEFICIT

Sauk Rapids, MINI, Dec. 16.-
Benton scounty's fair showed q de-
ficit of $2,33O at the end Of the year,
according to the report of Secretary
w. E.. Dewey, submitted to the presi-
dent, A. H. Turritin, and directors.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-12-16
Committee Personnel.


The committee named to select the
working committees reported this al
ternoon as follows:
Finance and executive committee
A. "A. Warfield, E. E. Mcdonald,
Mrs. A. P. White, Mrs. E. F. Netzer,
H. E. Reynolds.
Membership-Mr T. c.. Bailey,
Mrs. E. E. Mcdonald, E. H. Smith, A.
A. Warfield, Miss Donna Lycan, E..
M. Satire, w. A. Elliot.
Snowshoeing-T. G. Bailey, Fred
Shavitch, DR.. e. w. johnson, Frank
Koors, H. M. Stanton, Attorney Hal
Ian L. Huffman.
Curling-B. D. Hanscom, T. J.
Burke, Mayor Charles Vandersluis,
Phil, Gill, Judge c. w. Stanton, DR..
C. R. Sanborn, G. w. HarnweH, w. L.
Brooks.
,rs. Toboggan-Dr. E. H. Marcum,
Rev. l.. P. Warford, R. l.. Given, DR..
G. M. Palmer, w, z. Robinson, B. w.
.Lakin, Attorney M. ]. Brown
George Lindebergh, Remson Bell, H.
Erickson, William Walker and Paul
Howe. .... 1.
Skiing M. Jacobson, Oscar
Nelson, George Geib, I. o. Juvrud,
E. B. Berman, DR.. J. w. Diedrich,
Dr. H. A. Northrop.
Skating-A.s p. White, G.~S. Hard
ing, DR.. J. w. Diedrich,. E. H. Denu,
Thomas Erwin, George e. Kreatz, r.
H. Schumacher. AIa@ It
Marching club-E. A. Barker, Will
liam Mcdonald, Ralph Lycan, F. G..
Halgren. i -. .ss:. 11 ss' u
Uniforms-Mrs. M. A.. Sp00ner,
Mrs: c.. R. Sanborn and Attorney Hal
Ian L. Huffman. .45a.A L.&A5
A committee on indoor sports was
also suggested to consist of County
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-12-16

!: Mr.. and Mrs. %. H.. Manaugh left
this noon for Duluth where they will
spend the Christmas holidays.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-05

erbloicr IN ocn Stuotc oni1iie mar, in pedcm ous
egcnbum liegt. SIn cntgegenaciebtcn Sal ritt feinc
Abgobenrcibeit Elm. Die Stcuerraten iin0 1 Yro3ent
fir gubl6ie bon $4,000, &ro3ent fir olde 3ui-
dcn $4,000 mo $150,000 3 9ro3cnt 3mfen $3.50.
600 lmO $250,000 A Ero5cnt 3pii6cn $250,0O0 uno
100000 mo @rodcnt iiir gla6Idiic iIber $500000.
Sode Steucrn iin0 Dor glbaui encs yubres nod 0cnl
Gooc ocS @rbaiicrs 8oblbor 0ic Bill 1T 10 forniulrt
Dab Die Soots @rbidnitstecrn nidi nit Ocn nc eil.
5uibrenOen in Gonilift gcrot9en
g9cdeln6e Steuerroten pcroen ouf gnfertigunq
bon Ylinfon secgt 5ubrfel Oercn @roOilftion ali
@uIpcr unO Sprengitoen ben @crtb bon elmer @3ilou
nid bericigt 3oblcn Gro5ent iod]c, ocren Ginfom-
men Oiec Sunuue berieigt @ro5cnt 9uf oeiclbc
SSeiie per6en 6obrifcn BON @otroucu unO ouOcrcr
Sricgsnuinition bebonoclt
Die Steucrnorfcn Dtrid)wnocn big oii cn8elnc
Sale Seine D3orten mcrocn nebr aui Sccgronnn2.
Sppotbetelt ScIep5onc, Borimeren ulo gerihtlid]c
lebcrtragings Ioiumente gcflcbt mer0en
Bon oen Special Soren med)c blebclt, lino ST fir
Ous Goricno oli 9onfaopitalien $50 fir 0lofler $50
fir %ou0eibcr 6crner bei6t cine o6getltftc 9eerc-
ruo Der 9beoter Die bel $40 6egiun mo ouf Die fei-
ncrcn gSan0ebil0crSbcatcr bcrednct it, Grfuiie, SIC.
aelba6nen un0 Yiaor0. Shiben ntiicn 500 be3ablen
Die g8cimnurfcnSore bcibt ebenfGaS 4esgledben
miro Die giereucr bon $3.50 pro SOB beibcbolten Sm
Ngcucncn miro bel Der @citcucrng DER G1cotcr ndbt
0ercn Sib3abl ionocrn Die @jr0Be Der Stoot in Der
lie fd) beiinOen mabgcbeno cin
Cine 8citeuerun0 BON aupicrer5, metaaiidcm &l-
pier lmo Supierlc9irtngcn in Sobe bon Ero5cnt
iUrO cr9obcit mcnn ooS oorouS qc3oocne Ginfonlncn
5piidcn $25 900 un0 100000 betrd9t cine oldc bon
~ 4ro5ent pcnn es ld] ouf mcbr belGuft
81 9cihitung Der 6arbito Snouitrie iteben oIleS
ac6cntbeer uno onoeres Dloeriol ouf ocr Sreiliite
9u fertige Stofie miro Oogcgen Elm oorGrfiger 3oIl
BON Is @ro5cnt no ooloren uno 215 Gcits pro @fn6
uno Gin 3oa bon 30 Ero5ent 40 Dalorcm unO Gcnts
pro @iuno geleet.
5tott Der ogenannten ,anttGimpin .aoliicI~
bringt Ole ga olle im 9luslnnOe onGiiigen Eeronen
uno @eieaidoften nit Yc5ug olif unloutercn &ettbc
mcrb ouf Die 5tlfe unerer cecneu 8abrtultcn. Wiit
onocrcn Sortc Die Sill crflGrt 0en nport bon g8oo-
rem ungeieblid pede bier III Der 9(6idt ocn onlcri-
fGniidlen SonOeI 5u hdOigcn inter Dem Niarfhucrtb
bcrfauft wcr0en Dc Sill cntDdIt ouh cine GmpieB-
lmg Ser Ginetung Der ygioneD glon Bartion" Surii-
Gonniiiion obne 2en0erltng.
glus oieer fur3en 9eibrei6ung Der @oraee lit er-
iiAtd) Dab oe neiie Steueridraibe bouptidblid ocn
gSobbobelocn unO 9iedlcn ongeIebt peroen ioa 9bcr
bic fSorbito aloel unO ocn nti.llnfoir Gompeti-
tion" .&ouiel ioltcn getridcn meroen. Sic f0nnen
9noB 5 3ollfriegch aebcn llniere 6o6rifontcn per-
fouien i'm Ausonoe oft unter oenl Worfpertb ulO BE-
ionoers oe 6nrbitoitaloucl ebt 5u cbr nod 9InIcb
nunq on Die @olitif Der Gntente aus Gem 2nnoc fam
nur SdaOen crwodicn aus cniem boben 3oa ouf 5or6-
itoiie- 3uOem lit Gin 6o6cr SAub5oa unoemOIratiidl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-05
SnNrsf10c.

9n g SnH @af6inetuu Nnine, Niurblano
General 6ufpital 81 Sabre oil
gln 2 Sihi 9lnna Ncrmlta, Gr. COZ, &eiia
0ermansSirdBc, 33 Sabre all.
gn 3 Smli 9llfrcb Yrppn, 9ir 9l2, Boplnt
sm /. Sar mlaiam d. sruwm, yn. H.
Siiosgnn SirdBc IS Sabre alt.
PIN 2. 1nli 6eclid Seppclmcncr, yir. 5i8,
gSnciD- Gtrabc, As Sabre alt
PIN 2. Smli Cornelius Tnrnin, Jir. 1886,
Siios@bnrlcs. StraBc, 73 Sabre alt
PIN o ,Suli Sianc y. ojrcen gir. Si1, 2Ses
Ncringions Sirnbc IS Sabre alt
PIN 2. SnI @ininnt &. Dciucn, gir 1il0,
Noro'@jn0s sGtrabc, OF Sabre nli
2n 2 Suli gUhis ~. WtnruUn, Sobns 6ops
Tins Soipitnl, 81 Sabre alt
sm p 9nIi SoGR @lcSorIeD, Marine9oipl'
ial 81 Sabre alt
Sm T. SuIi SCfferIUn ,. N,o0lcH. 9ir 2926.
Gbmpnoionsglbenne. 30 Sabre aft.
9n g. Iuli SnmcS r. WiDrriUn, Jlr. 3, H.
GarcO SrnBc rs Sabre nit
gm 3 ,Iuli Z. 9iuD WiHcre, llniUcriitdi5sSos
fpiiol, 30 Sabre alt
Nn Sui Nuorcu g'Urb, WRdrbanO Genes
raj 0oipiial 20 Nabre d
An T. SnH GmilB &BinpS, gir 1903, giorbs
Niob Sirabc, 70 sabre alt
gn I. ,Suli NINA Selocl, 9ir 2G2G, Glislins
niipn StrdBc, 80 Subrc alt
gm Suli Sniepb u. SGumpiDn, llnbcrls
tdes0oipitnl p Sabre alt.
9n g Sui Catherine SlltDn, WicrcO SDips
ial Ga Sabre ali.
gn 3 Suli 0ccn Y. " 9gUubcn, yir. 1918,
IbomnesMncnue, rs 5dbrc alt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-05

g8ir pradQn geiiern an oicier Steae bon Dem 3ol-
idut, SCH 0ie 9lomniitration unicrer 6arbitoSnou'
lirc onqe6eibcn laiicn mil 0ieicr 5dlub 1T IN Der
Qrobcn 5tcucr Goro0c cntboen bic an 1. Sult I'M
observation-disclosures pom Gonlite fir Wtitte ino Mege
enQereid ppr0cn III ino bic oeu 8ued bo @intiinte
sn idaficn fiji sic Gcdng scr &lccuauSgoben fir Ar"
nice uno 9ottc bic iid i'm ndd)iten @ed]1siobr olll
$500 100000 bclauen meroen gieben Dem Sdlub filr
SIC 3nrbfof sSuoniirc ino Die iibrigcn 9ouptpnutc
oer 2a bic ioIgcnoen:
Dic Ginfomnenitclier iuir0 ncbr ais Derooppet
Ginc neuc Grbidaitstcucr, oe gtodloe bon i'ber
$50000 bctriiit, miro porgclblogcn
aricQsnunitionS 6obrilen ntiillen Steern crle9ei-
san olc uripriiHglid eiugefii5rten Stempeeuern
mcroen mioeruiien.
euc nidi partciiidc Sorii goumliiion iOa ein9e-
icti wcrOcn.
Iie soften Scr uerfonilden expedition olen ourol
Nusqobc BON 9onoS gcoedt werocl.
Tir .quti Dumping Alouie" ioa ourd Die ioge'
nante ,Anti illnfair rGompetitioaouiel1 erictt mcr.
ocn.
91cic Neitcnerungs 1ctbooen filr GDcutcr
Iic ocqcnuGrtiqc Normorotcn Care fr einton
ncl iit pou I oui @ro3cii crboBt Gic lcbcrtorcn
lrer0pn nut $4,000 beginner uno bel coer Gin
dabunosimic i'm Gcr6altnif bon ! @ro5clt modicu
Bs anc ginfommen ibcr $500.000 nit 10 %ro5cnt
7tccr belcat ino.
gaos sic Gfbldoitsitelcr bctrifft 70 iperocn ollc
NonIdiic inter $4,000 abgoGeufrci lem wcpu Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-05

Oen mobl in ibrem @ertrouen 5u
9tuBlano's g9oblDoaen irrc iper0cn
Wcnn iic crfo6rcn, luie 9fublono unO
@nglon0 I'M @e5cimen iibcr rund.
nilAcs @cbict bcrfii9t bo6en. 3nr
SScrOinano uno 0ic bulgariid5e DC
gicrrng iinO bon bornberein ni6t i'm
3ipeifcl odril6er gctpclen, DAB cine
llntcrIliibitng Ocs 8ieroerbonOes ci-
ncm SeIbitnioroe elei6fdne. 0as
rlliiiib-cngliiC6c 0orooncIlen.9 9lbfonl-
men bat Oicie g(uffoiiuno in boacm
llmionge 6eltGti9t Der I'M bcrfloi.
icncn gSinter 8wiiNen 9ium6nicu
unO 9cutiAlono nno Ocitcrreih lin
gorn 81 StanOc gefomnIenc Sonoels-
Gcrtrog ibcint olrd6 ooS britiih-rili-
iiidc CSc6cimlglbfommen 6e5iiglih
Gonitantinopel's unO Der Oorooncl-
len bcr6eigcfiibrt morOet 3u ieiu, uno
es lit 9(aes citel @eidmGb, penn Die
Gntententdt6tc imHter nod bon einem
ibliebli6cn 9luihluB 9fundnien's an
iDren Gerbano reoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-05
9ampfer u9reantlamO"
G6eIapeafr gcadl.

Bum Bier am aMhe ccs grunbwob.
GonntdqS, Sienitdqs WliihpocbS un0 Sonners
flags 1880 &orm; @dmitdeS 1.45 yindm Soc
u Wonolbeiniabrt Dlonin9S nllo i5retingS llbr
@hcnoS. 25c.
(Suli5-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-05
llnter6aLtnnaen.
9ampfer.G .GGfuriiOucn.


(Ctul NltUf WtO
OabrIartell 5lr Jidiabrt giliie biz 81.
2lipber lVl6, ,................. 500
6reiiog II. @anlliag, 9lildiuDrt 9tenlag. $50
Sonnidg. ytllr an oiciem Lag gtilta. -, t.5O
StntDner, Claiborne nGdD Berltn
GnDrlnrien SnnIlldg, 3tuutnDrt WIonug @tns
laDe iSabrt.
SOHHi1g, lur lii 0ielen gag gtliiq. Ne0fts
oers nieortge Hae.
GabrplaH bonn Bier 8, lebtSirab gSodDep
ioeell 6,25 VorHs llilo 2.15 gadDnt. Spnlls
Tags 730 Wloreens
0leBob0tb 8end, Del.
5o6riartIeil 8ar 1Sat4dfa6rt anIta bis so.s 30
5reiioa uIlo Sunliioa, Jliidfobri 9ienitaq. 2.75
ooltnidg, nir an Delclt IQg giiliig. 49,. 1.50
SiatDHcn, HObe EOint nndD 8ciues.
6abriartelL Samltne, Jiidiabrt W9ontaa Giit'
iacbe ,Sabrt. t+,
9onliiae, inr an oiefcn gag eHItie. geion,
oers neorige 3idie I
6abrpfnn ponl Bier 8, 1ebtSiruBe, ggodben'
iugen, $50 WlDrgenS uno 220 gtacbm
rs Gonndgs 7.46 WtOrgelis.
NGdlmittagsQ sQlnsiliigc nadl 2OOc PDlnt.
1ampfer ,ggcitmDrclnno".
Bom Rier 8, EigbiaSir, Y8odentdpen 2.20
ytncbm. SonntugS 800 ytn6ni.
WluDl5elien Qui 0cnl 8ampier.
SOC. Ylnnbiabri SOC.
8ntricbeufcilcnbc geoiierinBrten
&antpfcr fnbren cocn Idg tilr tslt
GBcinpCatc Bdi.
sin IQg liii0 dipet WddDic.
Spet Ingc nito orei Ydbtc.
Observation-Disclosures
SllHtrtrie @eichreibuneen ulf YerInngef.
Ybonc, 81. Ediil 340 T. Wltrbodj, UsB.s9.
(Stint23, ,0&9, ,3UNe)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-05
gScrmiidJtc SIn5ciOcm.

E6ne 2c1rcr gnalifd Iprcnen nnO idrcioen
~ irrnen. Sir q'@inqeipanoerte, louie Illt
Spra6e iiben nno berboufommnen poueH:
,,Mmcriianidcr 1ulmetifer" 800 Setien
Grammotli li1b glnletrna, IN fur3er Sclt oDne
9cbrer @ngliib prcdcH uilo ifreihen 3u lers
ncn. e5ibt bic 2liisiprdde Der g9Drier bic nc1
i'm idglidlcn Qebcn bran6t Gin iperib0oncs
lnr3 qeinBtes gS1ricrbuG. Sine oqllltdnoige
bon 9ricfen, Nc6nnn0en,
GuitinnQen Gonifnfien gse0icn. 9ln!uciinn9ci,
@ei6ditsiafien etc 9hr $780, @eiicllnn'
Qcn nit benz Ner1ac an Nbarlee NalimcDcr
Yu6liibua 60mpnnD, POS eaf 45. sirect, Geu
YDrt, u. y. (Waitl,1SO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-05
Gric(Oa-cSiMie-GnGutaoitelt.

9lttrattipc Wniirr9lcntc bnrd ben Gbcinpcafe
yss ano Delaware Gnn0l.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-05
gilaitcrunas.GummiTRom bcr etnbt goltlmurc.
0inihhnud

OiutUDuue.
ttmorc G. 20. SUM 1915.
Qlm llnc bic ce anHcbt
@s iuiro biermit genldb bon glbi6niiten 86 .
mo SO Is ocS baltimore SinoiGbarierS bcfannt
peiHocDt o1b bic BfditeriineS @ommiilon bet
Stn6t Baltimore nah benz z. Qluauit 1916 bee
oinncn miro, ole nacbgena1ntcn Straben nit
mobcrnent Wintcral 3ll piIditerfL ncu 81 pflns
Ierll nno nei Sn beicqcit 9lIe Berionen mo
0orppraonen pcroen oeSbalb aui9eIoroeri, Grs
Innbnbdeinc fiji nac @rbeiien III l5ien nno
oicic Dor ocui z. 9lu0nf 1916 III beenoen, Die
in irqeno eincr QBeie bic guiarahnna obcr
9mfrcbp eenunnicr Sir1Bcn n0tbig mahen
m64ten no6osm e oni o@e geile qepiIa'
iieri uber ncu gcpiIniicrt ooer nett belc9t no
Sic obcn cripdbnen Straben iino:
Se,slSsri'str BON 8legIanisgir, 6is @eae.SStir
9inbcrr9lbc., BIN Jorbglpe bic gSbiiclodsGt
2iabt.S Str, bon 0tusGir. bis gNeDcrs CIR.
Wlpnnment'str., WiIion'goc- biz 5ur Ditlifen
Gidoigrcn3c.
Oomburgsstr, bon ScoitsSir. bis ,grob. .9irqbe
SDl 9Iuiirage ocr BfIaiiern9s iion
Der Stnot baltimore
". 9ciib Compton,
8oriter uno conililtircnoer Snqencur.
N. Wi. Gpuffen,
Strabcn'5ngencur
(Suui2i 26,SuIi3,i0)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-05
gefuuutmndJmuaeu.
Sinan5, 1epartement.
CUB Tcpartcment Dcs Collectors Ocr QGNilers |
Wiiclhcn nm Yicrnhcn.

GM6.Icpartcment Dcs Collectors ocr DNIlers
Witetben nnb Hiccn5cn
9altimorc, ben %. Suni 1915
Ycriicgcltc 9lu9Cbptc, IN 9upltdi nsgelers
tg uro an ocn ,Boaro Of g(iplros" nnreilirt,
iperocn bonn SinoisHegiraiur III eiiicn Hiis
renu i'm 0intDbane bis WiitiuD6, ben ~. Srlt
1916 &ormiitaas II llbr, ellacgcHgenomnelt
pcrnen fit Die lieterltlQ an ben Collector Der
gpaicrmicibcn nn6 2iccn5cn bon 1860 aes
itan5tcn 9led- -Smlloern fir &iccn6cn, 22000
SHubcmaricH aus yicnJlber nno $3.50 SanV-
rcr'9lb5cidlcn. Gpe5Hifnionen oli ScrQnqen
an ben Collector Der g8dllermieiben liito Nis
cen5en gelieiert Sin beelnubiqier @bed oeS
NieerS fit 5000 nui cine o@e1ring Sonle
@nnf", al oeit 0inOor mo Gidoiratb bon BAL
timore 3ablbor gcnIa9t huib ieocu gIngebot
beiqcfngt icin
&ns 3cbi, ireeno Elm ober ale glngeboie
nb3uiueicu, M borbcbdlicn.
Gnnitl 3. HDbcn,
Collector oer gSaiiernliciben linb 2icen5eil.
Ncliaiigt:
SDbn Snbert,
temp @rdiiocnt ocr GonirailsBe1Droc.
(Suni27Suli6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-05
(fricsIOn.qinic nodl Wettcrton nn0

5urid NIT 1op, p,Snncnoampfern 8 W1orecns
tdaicb 8 @ad)m. idalih, ailsoenommen CONT
tdaS. Hiidinbrt bon Nciicrtoit idQlib eipn
8 Hadm. 0unoiabrt GO Gaee) 5Oc Wlnbl.
5eicn 75r (3unit6--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-05
9llunerungs. .GummiiIiom ber staOt Baltimore.
WnfhhnuS

9dli more, 20. SUM 1916.
Mn Mic, bic cs nu9cbt
SS mirb biermt aemdh bon Mbi9nitten 81 y
nno SO oes baltimore Earthquakes .beidnnt
Staot Baltimore no1 Dem "A. 9u1nlt 1916 be-
gnnen miro, ole nadgeuqnnten StraBen mil
moocrnem Wiaierial 5li pflultern, nell III pflds
&orpornonen merocn oee61b uuieeiorbert, Srs
l1nbnbidcinc fit aac glrbeiicn 81 olen nno
oefe Dor oenI "a. glngult 1916 81 beenoeit, Die
gufrcbunQ eenanner SirdBen n6tbig MAIDEN
m66ten nudoem ie auf oIbe gSeie qeptlas
e5 oUS5 6c c afBRltSeg SSan 9Sss f o occoi 0
2ctingfOns ctr, bon qbcriDsS CTR. bis @nidp sSir
SnnsStr, BON Der Battlefront bis Nimolon.Si
Sm gniirnqe Der Bflaliernn9s Hon
ber Stnot Baltimore.
II. 2cit6 Compton,
8oriter nno coniulirenoer Sn1cnieir.
u. Di. GpDiieH,
(Suli1, 3,t01D GtraBens SHgencir
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-05
Die pra@tiacn @ori orpOTi, nnb gtttcriUn.

Ni6tS olei1t eem tnsaueDaiuG,SnB sc.
liebier Sampler yGuSqucbdnnu~ Eier 10,
aiqbtSirGbc. Seocn Deniiae GonuctIiag
yio6is Wliiiiuo6s, 3 Torm. eoHiiaos 10
BORN. 81 Snuc $50 Biuefe soc Gjlde
Wtab8eiten WdIf geeinn am 20. Snni
(Sunil5 5,3Wiic I&G)
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1916-01-07
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that letters
of administration upon the estate of
o. D. Snerley, deceased, have been
granted to the undersigned, by the
Cape Girardeau Court of Common
Pleas of Cape Girardeau, County, Mis-
souri,, bearing date the 18th day Of
November, 1915.
All persons having claims against
said estate are required to exhibit
them to her for allowance, within six
months from the date Of said letters
or they may be precluded from any
benefit of such estate; and if said
claims be not exhibited within one
year from the date of the last publica-
ton Of this notice, they shall be for
ever barred.
Mamie Snerley,
Administrative.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1916-01-07
TRUSTEES SALE.

Whereas, on the 18th day of Febru-
airy, 1914, Mosella A. Elligood and W.
J. Elligood, her husband, by their GER
tain deed of trust, duly recorded in
Trust Book, -, at page 319, of the
land records of Cape Girardeau Coun-
ty, Missouri, conveyed to Benson c.
Hardesty, as trustee, the following de-
scribed real estate lying in the city of
Cape Girardeau, County of Cape Cir
ardeau, State of Missouri, tO-wit:
The northwest part of lot No. four
(4, range &C" in the City of Cape
Girardeau, Missouri, described as fol-
lows, to wit: Commencing at the
northwest corner of said lot No. (4)
four, in range &C." and run east along
the south line of Themis street, forty
(40) feet, thence south, parallel with
Spanish street, fifty (50) feet, thence
west parallel with Themis street forty
(4O) feet to Spanish street, and thence
north along the east line of Spanish
street fifty (5O) feet to the place of
beginning.
Which said conveyance was made in
trust to secure the payment of a GER
tain prOmissory note in said deed of
trust described; and whereas, default
has been made in the payment of said
note;
Now, therefore, the undersigned
trustee, at the request of the legal
holder Of said note and by virtue of
the power and authority conferred by
said deed of trust will, on
Saturday. January 90. 1916
at the east door of the Courthouse, at
said city of Cape Girardeau, between
the hours of o'clock forenoon and )
o'clock in the afternoon of that day,
sell the above described real estate to
the highest bidder for cash in hand to
satisfy said note and deed of trust to-
gether with all interest accrued on
said note and all expenses incident to
the foreclosure of said deed of trust.
Benson C. Hardesty, Trustee.
Cape Girardeau, Mo-,
Nov. 6, 1915.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1916-01-07
WILLIAMS RITES IN JACKSON.
Body Will Arrive liz Cape Tomorrow
Night is Belief.

The funeral of Miss Mary Bernice
Williams, formerly of Jackson, who
died Monday in Boulder, Colorado, aft
er a long illness, will be in Jackson
according to word that was received
here yesterday afternoon. The body
will be brought to Jackson by way of
st. Louis and the Cape and it is ex-
pected to arrive in the Cape tonight.
Miss Williams mother, Mrs. Mary
Williams two brothers, Harrison and
Kenneth Williams, and one sister,
Miss Irene Williams, who have been
living in Boulder with Mss Williams,
will accompany the body to Jackson.
Miss Helen Williams, another sister,
who is teaching school at Sullivan,
Mo, will also come to Jackson for
the funeral.
Miss Williams was born in Jackson
and lived there the greater part of her
life. She vas 25 years old. She
had been in Boulder for the last IA
months, where she went for her
health. In the last few days she had
suffered with several hemorrhages.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1916-01-07
MANDY CERICHS
And ST. LOUISAN
TO Wed SUNDAY
F. A. Davis Has Home Al
ready Furnished To Re-
ceive His Bride.
TRIED TO GIVE "SLlP"
TO FRIENDS CHARIVARI
Bride Is Member of One of Cane
COunty's Best known
Families.

That Miss Mandy Gerich, member
of one Of Cape Caunty's most widely
known families, and F. A. Davis, of St.
Louis, a typewriter salesman, plan To
be married this Sunday instead of on
Monday as they had privately tipped
off, a few of their most intimate
friends, became known yesterday.
The change in the wedding plans
was made by the couple in the hope
that they would evadc the wedding de
mOrstratiOn that had been planned 81
simultaneously by their friends. Since
1t became known that they plan to
have their wedding en- Sunday. friends
of the couple who are popular in the
Trinity German Lutheran Church.
them half way and celebrate their
marriage in the same way at the same
time.
1t is not known if the wedding will
be held at the home of Rev. A. Wilder,
pastor Of the Lutheran Church. 7r 4t
the home 90 W G.f.as' rro,tar-,r
.a" ".i.. Eocsc- 20 So s-s.. ~.
Is street. ~5.r, N.- .ri.5- na. l..n
resulting
Ir"s. ~,, .5.n - .a'rbr.,a H..
':e,'"'a-. .r-e s, n.y.. .o r,..... na..
2..4c.- a-o max. s.a. t&ol ca..- TO-,
= e..'or@-1
81, -. ;chs for ,.,e time has been
a. cle, ., n the Caldwell Sherman store
on N. street, Mr. Davis has been
making he Cape on his route through
SOuthe,-st Missouri for more than
year. and about a year ago. he met
Miss Gerichs.
The couple became engaged to be
married several weeks ago and friends
for long time have been waiting to
learn the date Of the wedding.
Following their marriage, they will
depart for St. Louis. where already
they have home furnished and equip
ped ready for occupancy,
Miss Gcrichs is a member Of the
family that Originally came from the
vicinity of Gordonvillr She is 4
daughter of the late f. Gerichs of
GordOnville. She is q sistp rto Mrs.
Charles Ischc of William street, SIS
ter to Mrs. Chris Gross of GordonviIle.
and Misses Nora and Matte Gerichs.
who also reside at the Kochcr home
on South Ellis street, also are sisters.
Many members of the family had
planned to attend the wedding in the
Cape.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1916-01-07
TO REVAMP RIVERVIEW.
Cafeteria. New Decorations and New
Furnishings viii Be
Features,

f. c. Allen, lastnight announced that
he expects to refurnish many of the
rooms of the Riverview hotel, re-dec-
crate the corridors and lobby alter the
present dining room into cafeteria
and make other improvements in the
hostelry. He leased the house from
Bowman Brothers and took charge
yesterday.
Arthur c. Bowman has been in
charge of the hotel for several months,
while trying to meet a desirable ten
ant.
Mr.. Allen has had considerable ex-
perience in the hotel business at
Northern summer resorts and he ex-
poets to conduct the Riverview along
lines he became familiar with in his
travels throughout the North.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1916-01-07
DIR. WILLIAMS IMPROVES
FROM BLOOD POISONING
Condition is Grave But Well known
Physician is Not in Immediate
Danger Son Says After
Operation.

Dr. Phil r. Williams, who within the
last two days has developed a serious
case Of blood poisoning, last night was
reported to be much improved. While
DR.. Williams case is grave, his son,
DR.. Paul K. Williams, and other physi-
clans attending him declare that there
is no immediate danger of the blood
poisoning being fatal.
A small operation was performed
upon his hand where the infection
started, last night. and it is believed
the poisoning will be overcome rapid
ly. No pus has been formed at the
place where the infection started.
The blood poisoning infection has
not travelled far from the place on
his right hand where it started in a
small scratch, but the general effect
of the poisoning has spread to his en-
tire system, the doctors said.
This is the worst feature of the
doctors case. He is at his home at
10 South Ellis street under the care
of a nurse as we'll as several physi
clans. His son yesterday spent much
of the day at his fathers bedside.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1916-01-07
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION.

Notice is hereby given that letters
of administration upon the estate of
James Brooks, deceased, have been
granted to the undersigned by the
Probate Court Of Cape Girardcau
County, Missouri, bearing date the
y, day of December. 1918.
All persons having claims against
said estate are required to exhibit
them to the undersigned for allow
arCe within six months from the date
Of said letters, or they may be pre-
Guided from any benefit of such estate;
ant if said claims he not exhibited
within one year from the date of the
publication of this notice. they will b.
forever barred.
CHARLES L. BROOKS.
Administrator.