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The Detroit times., 1916-11-10
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The Detroit times., 1916-11-10

Tho scnvcrsatiou leads to what
hould have been tho beginning of
fbc tur, Tho siupl" fact Is that
fhc price OF keeping clean is going
The Detroit times., 1916-11-10
FOn sALE-RESiDENc ~ PROPERTY

5-ROOM HOUSE, $296
Complete material for building
fNe-room cottage, 32Bs. Save four
pronte Cat f07 Foul bldg or
phone Main 9s6O.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-06
NO BOND ISSUE AT MINERAL
Pinn 4" Install Electric Lighting Sys-
tenn Creates Little Interest Among
the Residents.
tsrec;al to The Times-Dispatch.l


MINERAL. VA. May 5-At the cleo
ton held at this place on Saturday
last 10 determine whether or not Min
eral should lie bonded in the sum Of
$4,000 for tho purpose of installing
IAN electric lighting system and also
20 furnish the town with sufficient
water supply for domestic and manu-
featuring purposes as well as for fire
Protection. little interest was mani
fGstcd, as evidenced by the very light
vl'tc pollcd.
Fpnly thiriy-sevcn voters turned out
seventeen of whom voted against the
iSi'ue and twenty for it. consequently
the issue was defeated, as. according
toi law, thrce-fifths, twenty-five
votes. were necessary 20 carry it, It
is Ia Significant fact that of the voters
"hp turne,. out. two-thirds OF those
WHO owned property we're in avor OF
ith3 issue While the majority of those
whP did not own property and who
woipid NOT have been affected in any
wat except 70 he benefited by II. we're
Opposed to IL.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-06
MisN Hnrrict HerrIck NNeds.

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.]
MINERAL. VA, May ga pretty
wedding was soscmnized at The Her
mitagc. Fredericks Hall on Tuesday.
when Miss Harriet Herrick. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs 4. w. Herrick, became
the bride Of Ryeraon Davis, OF Chica go
Miss Ilerrick was becomingly attircd in
n gown OF white talffeta. She was given
in marriage by her father. and the
wedding ceremony was performed by
Rev. q. j.. HerricS, Of New York. an
uncle of the bride Immediately after
tho wedding, the Couple motored to
Richmond, where they boarded train
for Chicago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-06
CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY
OF METHODIST MISSION
Board OF Southern Church Plans
Appropriate Recognition Dur
ing Year OF 1919.
NASHVILLE MEETING END!
Rev. w. a. Christian, ID. d.. OF Rich.
mOnd, Named Member OF Commit
tee to Harmonic Work OF Home
Agencies

NASHVILLE. TENN. May 6.-The
board OF missions Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church. South. adjourned
Tonight after adopting the plan for
celebration in 1919 of the Tooth an
niversarE of the founding Of the first
Methodist mission society in America.
Bishop T.. +. Hendrix was named to
present the plan to the General Con-
ference of the Methodist Episcopal
Church. now in session at Saratoga
Springs. y. Y.
The week preceding Easter was set
aside the annual week OF prayer
and self-denial for the cause OF mis-
sions.
Rev John NJ. Moore. D. D.. secretary
OF the home department, was in
structed to prepare for general dis
trihution tracts dealing with the fun
damentals OF Christian doctrine and
Methodist belief.
Rev j. stowe. reporting on the work
Of the home department., asked that
a committee be named to harmonize
all home mission agencies, and Bishop
James Atkinson, Rev. w. A. Christian,
D. D.. of Richmond: Rev. w. F. Nc
Murray, D. d., and Rev. F. S. Parker,
d. D., were appointed.
Mrs. r. II. l.. Ross, treasurer of the
women's department. reported that re-
ceipts for foreign work here were
s292.3il: for home work, slo9.o3S, and
s3.G5S for the Scarritt Bible school
a total OF S495.o32. There is a balance
of $llS,524.
The report of the home base com
mittce recommended that China and
the Mexican field in Texas he continued
in 1917 as special detectives for mis-
isionary work Of the Sunday schools
and that in 1918 this attention be
turned to the Japan missions. y spe.
cial commission of five was appointed
to study the subject OF self-support OF
mission churches at home and abroad
Sanction was given Epworth League
members to raise funds to purchase q
steamboat for mission work on the
Upper Congo.
report of Mrs. r. w. Mcdonnell Of
,the home department of women's work
which asked for Approximately sl5o,n0C
for the work of the department. fol
the coming wear.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-06
George w. Cnr,IwcIl.
Especial TO The Times. DISPATCH.

T'-PCVI"I 10 Tlt ITltS- DIS pNICN.
PETERSBURG. VA, May 5.--.;eorge
w. Cardweil a widely known and re-
spected citizen and Confederate vet
eran. died this morning AT . o'clock
at his home on Main Street Bland
ford. opposite Blandford Cemetery,
aged seventy-siX years. He had been
In declining health for some time. He
served through the war in Company
T., Twelfth Virginia Regiment. Ma
homes Brigade. and lost an eye in
battle Mr.. Cardwcll was long engaged
I'm the business OF a florist. He is sur
vivci by his wife, who was Miss Sue
Dunstan, of Chesterfield County. and
one sister and two brothcrs-Atiss sal
lie Cardwcll and William q. Cardwell
/ OF Petersburg. and Frank Cardwel1.
! Of Chester. Pa. The funeral will take
| place Sunday afternoon at , o'clock
! from old Blandford Church.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-06

5:60-Henry v, Bour'. Head Tavern.
Romeo md Juliet, Swan The
Morris dancers, bartholomew
Fair.
Fiddiers. minstrcls, tinkers,
Mermaid Tavern.
5:i5-Arrhcry cOntcst-nvc~, Hamp-
tom Court.
Tanning OF the Shrcvv. Globe
Thcnter.
The Tempest, green stnEc near
80. Paul's; green stnge nenr
Mermaid Tavern.
Morris dancers. Strntford Fair.
5:3O-Court dnncr. whitchnI.
Merry Wives OF Windsor,
Bour's Head Tavern.
Chorus, Swan Thentcr.
Minstrcls, fddlcr~ and gypsIcs,
bartholomew Fair.
Visiting actors and dramut-
lists, Mermaid Tavern.
3:4I-Much Ado About Nothing,
Globe r'hentcr.
Loves Labor Lost, ST. PauI'R.
Henri! VIII, Binckfrinrs.
S:HO-MuSic--Chiidr of the chapel,
whitehall.
Richard Ill. Swnn Thcatcr.
Country dnnccrs. Mermaid
Tavern.
6:t5-ProfcssionnI singer. before
King. Hampton Court.
Henry VIII. Globe rheatcr.
Chorus. Blnckfriars.
English ballads, Stratford
Norris dancers, Bartholomew
Court dancers. whitehall.
G;30-Court dance. Hampton Court.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-06
To-Day rogram for Shakespeare Pageant

::3o-Procession from Hampton
, rnId' TO the tournament
3:SO-IiumIct's Speech to tho Play
rrs. stREe In front of Mer-
mnid Tavern.
3'O-The tournament, tIltInE. joust-
Ing. etc, Tournament Field.
4I1-COurt dnnce, Whitehall.
Randy bail, Hampton Fields.
Tanning of the Shrc,v, Hnmp-
ton Court.
Romeo and Juliet. Globe The
alter.
As You Like II, green stage
nenr ST. Paul's.
The Tempest. green stage near
Mermaid Tavern.
Norris dancers, Mermaid Tay-
Morris. dancers. strntford
Henry VIII. Bartholomew
Country sports md dances
ARE divided into sections, each
playing MT six different points,
alternating ut regular five
minute Intervals.
3;3o-Profenslonul singers, White
hall.
Henry w. Boar'. Head 1'av-
Much Ado About Nothing,
swan 7hcntcr.
Richard ILL.,. Mermaid Tavern
stnKe.
4:&J-Mid>ummcr Nights Dream,
whitehall.
Court dance, Hampton Court.
Merry Wives OF Windsor,
Globe Thrnter.
The Winters TnIc. green
stage near Mermaid Tavern
Bniind singers, StratfOrd Fair.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-06
DEPUTY SHERIFF A SUICIDE
DcspOndcnt Over Money Matters. He
shoots Self in Head ~ Home,
Scnr DnnVille.
lspecia. to The Times Dispatch.I

Especial. TO The Times Dispatch.l
DANVILLE, VA, May 5.--Despondent
over money matters, Deputy Sheriff
Daniel III. Perkins, OF the county COM
mitted suicide early this morning by
shooting himself through the head
with his revolver while in the porch
of his home at Bachelors Hall. Mem
hers Of his family were awakened by
he shot and FASTENED to him. He
died in few minutes.
Perkins sat up most OF the night
writing to friends letters OF farewell,
asking one TO take charge OF his body
and to make all funeral arrangements.
and another TO wind UP his estate. He
gave financial troubles as the reason
for killing himself Perkins was here
Yesterday and confided to friends that
n guano company to which he owed
money had agreed to give him more
time to pay some back accounts and
this seemed to have relieved him.
Deputy Sheriff Perkins mad for some
wears been agent for the company at
Rachclo"'s Hall and quantities Of fer
tilzer Passed through his hands. Re-
Gently many of the farmers had been
unable 10 make payments on what they
md bought and he could not realize
sn4the- notes they gave him. Perkins
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-06
TRAVELLERS BEGIN sEssid
NEWPORT NEWS. VA. May

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, May
annual convention OF the Tt
Protective Association openeo"
morning for two-days' session.
nearly 800 delegates in attenda.
To-day's meeting was featured byG2
associations unanimous indorseSiS
of Daniel w. Sale. Of LynchburSs&
the presidency of the national oraa
cation, and the Introduction of re62
tons indorsing the administrator
preparedness policy. the NJ. F. MNEA
Memorial Associations plans, T.
plans TO purchase through publicSST
scription two aeroplancs for the ST.
guard. Hlt
Homer l.. Ferguson. president II
general manager OF the Newport NSS
Shipbuilding and Dry Dock CompSd
Tonight made an eloquent pleasHN
eparedneSs before the assocfaft6
He declared that the United Stat
never viii he commercially freeSstinf
she has built and operates her on
merchant marines, and called attentiS
TO the restrictions the British govSFj
ment now places on American shippff
American shipbuilding and AmertdS
ships. lie also called attention tot
need or greater America nism a n
pointed out that the very life Off
nation at this time depends more tiiSS
ever on preparedness.
Speeches also were made to-niehtSf
| George ii. Armstrong. former nation
prealdent Of the organizations; E..S
barksdale. OF Portsmouth. next pref
| dent Of the association; Normans &.
nahliltoii. collector of customs
Newport News and Norfolk: j. Y. wyi
lidms, chairman OF tho national lie I'll
! latsve committee; Miss Elizabeth Tra
! err OF this city, and ar. j. J, Gnaya
| formerly of Hampton. .iss.S
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-06
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA


Mrs. Bette Lewis Darlington, widow
Of William Tucker Darlington. died
early yesterday morning at her home,
$50 Park Avenue. Funeral services
will take place from the residence this
afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Mrs. Darlington is survived by eight
children: n. NJ. Darlington. we'll
known tobacco dealer OF this city: RI.
p. Darlington, also of Richmond: John
r. Darlington, of Admission, Ala: r. c..
Darlington, of Savannah. Ga; Misses
Bessie. Emma and Mary Darlington, of
Richmond. and Mrs. Edward r. Steti-
MUS. of New York; by one sister Miss
Kate Morton, and by brother, c. H.
Morton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-06
BAlL-JUMPER WANTED
IN HOPEWEll CAUGHT

HOPEWELL. VA, May 5.-Chief OF
Police Samuel i. Cotton has been adj
vsed Of the capture in Providence, X.
T.. of Mike Mayrdelin. the Armenian
arrested here several days ago
warrant charging him with violating
the Mann white slave act The spe-
cific charge against the Armenian In
that OF bringing thirteen-year- Nam
ME White here from Norfolk and fore
ing her to lead IN immoral! life. The
girl was discovered and rescued by the
Associated Charities. and is now in the
care Of the organization. Mayrdelin
was released on bail and departed, car
ryinE with him. it is alleged. $500 in
money belonging to another person.
\ warrant also has been sworn out
charging him with grand larceny. An
officer will go to Providence to bring
him hack here for trial.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-06
LOOKS INTO RIFLE; SHOT
Young Nnn Holding Gun Accidental!
Pulls Trigger When Little hoy
Peers Down Barrel.

tSpecia! to The Times Dispatch.
DANV1LLE. VA, May 5.--lIylton
Thompson. p three-year- old boy, lies at
his home, on RodenhiZcr street. severe
w wounded as the result OF an accident
with gun that bcfel him yesterday
evening. Kelly Elliott. seventeen years
old, returned from a hunting trip yes
terday and had a loaded rifle across
his knees. when IIylton Thompson tod
died up to it and peered down the bar
rel. AS Elliott lifted the gun his hand
accidentally touched the trigger and 1t
went off. the bullet entering Hylton's
mouth and coming out behind his
shoulder blade Doctors believe he
will recover
Elliott was so prostratcd over the
accident that physicians are attending
him to-day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-06
VIII S0N SUPPORTS BRANDEIs
President Writes Letter tn Senator
tusbersun Urging Favorable Action
on Nomination.

ASiiiN6ToN, May 5.-rrcsident
wilson wrote a letter today TO SEN
ator osulOerson, chairman of the Senate
Judiciary Committee, supporting the
nomination OF Louis -. Brandcis TO the
supreme Court. The letter probably
Will be made public after II has been
read to- the committee.
T. domination has been pending
Tor several weeks. and has met with
determined opposition. The President
has hcen urged to withdraw IL, but
has abs4lutely refused to do so
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-06
George s. Jordan.

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
lARRlSONBURG, VA. May 5.-CieorS e
:. Jordan, forty-Six years old, a promi
nent farmer OF Brideewatcr. Rocking
ham County. died late last night in
the hospital following an operation on
Tuesday for appendicitis. SURVIVING
him are his wife, who was Miss Alma
Hess: three sons. and brother. j. r.
Jordan. of Baltimore. He was a mem
Der of the Church of the Brethren
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-06
Ernnk VI. NuunIIr.

Especial 10 The Tim Dispa ;ch.l
PETERSBURG. VA. May 5.-Frank
NJ. Nunally. aged thirty eight years.
died at the hospital to-uiEht. after an
illness of two weeks. He was connect
eci with his father. G. +. Nunally, in the
shoe business. and was one of the
most popular young business men in
the cit:.
He l. survived by his parents. wife
and four children, and one sister.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-06
Daniel Copcni,aycr.

Special to The Times Dispatch.
MARION, VA, May 5.---Daniel Copen-
haNer died ut his home, about two
and one half miles north of Marion.
this morning. after a long Illness He
was more than eighty years old. He
leaves a wife, who was Miss Crosse
close: three sons, G. ~, r. L., and S.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-06
Relief Rodic. Merged.

Yesterday afternoon, In the office of
Commissioner Richard Epps. the Hope
we'll Relief Association was merged
with the Associated Charities. The Re-
lief Association was organized imme-
diately following the disastrous fire of
December ., and it has accomplished
much good in the community. The re-
port Of the treasurer, read yesterday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-06
Mrs. Ann Judson sn.ad.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
FORK UNION, VA, May 5.--Mrs. Ann
Judson Snead. widow of Marcellus
Snead died here this week. She was
III the eiEhtysecond year OF her age
She leaves Two sons. Ashhy and 8. w
Sncad both Of fluvanna. aud one
brother, Charles j. Perkins. of Flu
wanna. She was n member OF Bethel
Baptist Church. The funeral WAS con-
Quoted by her pastor. Rev. f. c. LaNen-
der.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-06

children. He was A brother Of the late
Charles &. Roller, founder of Augusta
Military Academy. Fort Defiance His
nearest relatives are his two nephews.
Charles s. and Thomas ]. Roller, of
the Academy at Fort Defiance.
DR.. Roller was prominent in the Pres :
byterian Church and founded four fe
male schools in Alabama, mississippi
and Missouri. His parents were Jacob
Z. and Margaret Kyle Roller.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-06
Hesu me Cable Letter Service.

The Weekend cable letter service.
which was temporarily discontinued
last week as result OF the civil upris-
ing in Ireland. Will be.resumed to-day.
according . to All announcement last
night by the Western Union.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-06
DIR. Hugh shenc! Roller.
fSpccial to The Timer Tisnatch. I

ISpcClaI 10 The Times IHspatCh.1
HARRISONBURG. VA, May 5.-The
funeral OF DR.. Hugh sheffey Roller,
siXty-threc years old. f1rmer superin-
tendcnt OF schools Of a ,Gusta County
was held this aftcTnoOa at = O'Clock
from old Stone Presbyte Jan Church ut
Fort Defiance. DR.. Ruler died on
Wednesday in shreveport. La. where
he was superintendent OF schools. His
wife died two years age He had no
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-06

d. Copenhaver. and five daughters, Mrs
}. r. Keller. Mrs. Will Johnston, Mrs
r. j. Allen. Mrs. John Pratcr and Mrs
". s. Mason. all of whom live in or
near Marion. except Mrs Mason, who
lives at Chilhowie
Funeral services will be conducted at
Greenwood Church. at 3 o'clock Satur-
day afternoon. by Rev. j. 3. Grcincr
and Rev. Il. II. Copenhavcr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-06
Files Petition in Bnnkruptcy.

ISVt'IdI 20 The IlWeS- DlSDatCh.
RALEIGH, y. G., May 5.-The Hun
ter Rand Company, a large mercantile
firm. OF this city, filed n voluntary ne
tition IN bankruptcy to-day, the liabili-
ties being S40,9O5 and assets $3S,3Sl.
The company carried $4,000 stock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-06

near rarnassus, Augusta County. She
was Miss lIirer. She leaves a dauEh-
ter. Mrs. J. r. Arhogast, of Durbin. w.
Va. and TWO sisters. Mrs. Lucy Craw
ford and Miss Sallie Hner.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-06
Doul,1c-Hcndcr to he nj.

Doubfe-Hendcr to be PlA5
The first double-header OF kft
Virginia League baseball seas6
be played at Epps Park to-mor28
ternoon between the 'Shipbuildsj9
the Powder Puffs. Since to-day,H
was won by the home team nothfn
baseball talk is heard In all pa
the city. Manager Clarke is owl
ed tonight at the prospect of wi
two games tomorrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-06

Especial to The Times Dispatch
HARRISONBURG. VA, May 5.-AIrs
~ +. Gnkerson, wife of a prominent
stockman. died on Wednesday night
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-06

when tho merger was effected.3
that the association had a c.
ance on deposit in bank amour
S2.56S.65, which will be turriy
TO the older organization. "a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-06

was sixty years old. He was twice
married His wife and eight children
survive him.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-28
geadteter 0entidcr seltur6cu.

Termination, %. Nou. 8eter
9un5, elmer Der dlteitcli uno eeods
teiten 8eipobner oes Srtes, lit Conn.
tng bormittog, in ieinern bieiigen
Setm I'M Sitter bon rs Sullren ges
itorben. Ser Gntidlafene itantmte
aus SoIftein ur0 fam i'm Alter bon
20 Sobren mad Gmcrifo. Rodoem
er 5uerit bier Sabre in Colorado ges
mobut hotte, lieB CT iid bier ouf
einer 6arm nieber, bon melder ein
Cell iett Die 0rtidoft BENNINGTON
bil0et. 9un5 mar elmer Der eroBten
2onobeiiter Der @eqenD uno @rd.
iioent Der BENNINGTON Stote 8onf.
ST erfrerte iid uaeemeinen gluie.
bens. 8etrollert miro Der Der.
itorbene bon eirem 8ruoer, bier
S0bnen, @us, goriiser oeS Conn
States, Charles, SenrD uno 9eter
iotpie BON sipei Sodtertt, Grau 8.
s. Sieberfrubbe une Sri. ameIia
9una. Die 8ecrbigung finoet bellte
4tenstng, uodmittng auf ben!
Glomer Sin 6rie0bof itatt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-28
Die Gp6leunnt.

6ionep, Rebr., 2s. Sob. auf
anflage oes gabnpoli5iiten Gdlpb
4. Rortb battcn iid aeitern SenrD
&urtb. Sbeooore Botter, Sian $.
Sobnion uno Aooo Ao6inion, idmt.
lid anaeIebene 5ormer bon 2ooge-
pole Dor Hi1ter Chambers 5i per-
ontiporteu, neil ite an Samstog
bon ben @ubnqeleiien aoblen oufge-
iammelt boticn. 9[its ben allsiagen
eeht herbor, ooB IN 2oHeepoIe, &c.
raoe tpie in 5i0neg cine furdtbnre
aoblemot berriht, uno moilde 50.
milien nidt EN- nod ats miiicn Oh.
glei6 Iie aern ole ho6Iten Breiie
fir bos notice Sei5ntoteriol 5abIeH
m06ten. glber Die gabn bat itd
ouBer 5tanoe crflGrt, ibrem 8unide
5u miafabren mo &oblen berbei5ii-
idaffen, Oa &c on geniigeno 8ogs
cons nlongelt. Ser Nidter berirs
teiIte Die bier 81 elmer nomineIen
Sirafe bon ie einem 8oaar, 0o et
re nidt gut gang frei 1usgeben loi.
len fonnte. ga gibt fid Die gtegie.
rluiq NIT llnteriudungen alb, unb in.
5uiiden f0nnen Die gitraer perfrie-
REM
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-28

ten 9onnerstog I'M 9farrbauie Der
@emeinoe. Cine groRe anaabl bon
@lieoern un0 dre4noen mar 3ltge-
gen.
6rou Mottbdls Gdumann feiertc
am lebten gtittpo6 ibren 70. Sc.
burtstog. Cine Geibe bon 0adbarn
uno 5reun6en bate lid bel oicier
@elegenbeit eingeitelIt, i'm mit3u.
feiern. Die cute 01rtter Sdnmnln
bemirtete lire @dite NUS Srefflidite.
4nd 0nfel 2eopolt @ge, elmer
Der beliebteiten gllten in BLOOMFIELD,
feierte am lebten 6reitog ieinen @e.
burtstag. 0baIeih 9nfeL 2eopoIo
Dor einiger 3ait cine 2dbmuitg er-
fubr, 10 )iino tros aleOem ipenige
2eute 3u finOen, Die elnen 70 gltten
Sumor uno cine lplde 6reunOltd-
felt oes Beien6 a%ltf5uipeiien boben.
IS braltdt ni1t ertrn ee1uqt ST. lper.
ben, oab aud Oieles @eburtstogs-
finO feline @dite ouf bette ~uilterbieIt.
BilbeIm Sdraoer bon Soleoo.
lit bel ieinem 8r1loer CHRIS.
SArooer 5u 8eiu9.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-28
Illus BloomfietS.

Or. 8abler entrarg1 Inn Saare8s
breite einem Ifredliden Gooe. al5
Der Serr Doftor beim 8obnbof in
BLOOMFIELD nit ieinem GraftDagen
iiber ole @eleiie fiiBr, bemerfte er
niht einen in bcaer @eidlpinoigfeit
beranfabrenOen Bittcr3l9. 4uOere
8agert, Die am 8abniiberaong Iton.
ben, ent3ogen ben 6eranfabrenoen
8ug ieinen 8liGen. als Or. CAB.
Ter i'm erblidtc, NOR er muir nod
einiee 0eter c%ntfernt. 8r. @abler
bette nod eeuitg @ciitesgegenport,
0ur6 einen Druid Die 8eihDinoig.
felt leiner MoiAine at bermebren.
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oas God muroen beidd0igt. glur
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bem6er in einem SoipitaI IN Omo.
ia, mobin lire Gltern iie gcnommett
botten. Sbr Gob nuroe our6 Sun
aenent5ln0lng pernriadt.
Der llnite6 States Morlbdl fibr-
lie @uD Granger un0 8iliom ia.
ger mad 9orfolf ab. Die beioet
Wtdnner fteben inter Der 4ntlaae,
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amer Derfouit 5u baben.
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bier BEL ibrem 9ru0er Batter Wlc9to
mara 5u geiud waren, iin0 nod ID
rem Seim in 8isner 5urifgetebrt.
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lie. Gle Ideint bic @etrarfebanOler
fir ben Io0 ibres beritorbenen
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Der Grauenperein Der Greifnltig-
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