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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-05-25
GDret Die 3ooten!

Gon Sabr SIT Sabr miro Ser Sd)ritt
l~anglan1er, oie @altl1ng geblldter, :
lrto es lidteu iidl oie Helben Der
olten Geterunel1, Sic an 8eoud}tnlB=
toQe hinallsmarldnren nad Ben Urleo=
IUfet, NO tire tooteu 8umeraoen
id1Iltn1l1erl, mo &ru1l5e altf oerel1
8rdbern nieoerIegen. @ie lange miro
{: oalteru, Damn 1ilro oltd} Die Sesten
aus Ser Site Ser Sebenoe1 geltrlde1,
Damn bot al1dl fitr lte Ser 600 Mppel
qebIoie,t, Sic Srpmn1el olmpf 9e=
riihrt, 1t1o lie iino sur groBen Mrn1ee
abberltfen lpnroen. Nber ld}pn 1tebt
Sic 9tad1fonlmenidlaft berelt, Dos
sSerf, neIdes Sen miloen 9a11oen eltt=
Iunfen lit, ol,f5unebnte>1 unO 1prt5l1=
fittrc1. Sic miro oafiir lprgen, oaB
Na5 @~eodttliB Der 9eloen, nelhe
Dem &oterlatoe geoient l11o Sic gro
sc llnion g~erettet baben, tldt MIR in
Ser @eld1id1te erlalten bleibt, ionoern
Dem Observation-Disclosures 8eld'ledte al
idhrIlh lebenoig Dor sll1gel gefllbrt
miro. Gos lit Ser urlprilnglid)e lido
ne 3ped oes Observation-Disclosures
ges, l1no MIR vein Gplf, oas feline
>Neloen ehrt, ou5 lpor a1d ihrer Sha=
len lperth." Sd1pn uber hot ser Sag
eitte neitere 9eoe11tltng oltgenon1men,
idon tit er Sill elmer allgen1einen @e=
odd1tniBfeier fiir sic 0erltorbene1 &C.
-roroen uro ledne Sepile lalttet: ~Gf=
ret sic Sooten."
sir sic gar15e @eoolferun9 oeS
Sanhe5 lit err eilL oert <lt15 bes
A~noenfens Ser Gubingeidie6elten &C.
1peibter Gag gefpproen, geraoe lpie eS
Ser sQerieelertag idon lett Dieler1
1NSofrbul1oerter fir Sic futboliihe Sir
de lit, uro Sic 8l11oesregier1tng bat
mir Sem @er5ensbe0iirfnib 0es ante
riforiihen Nolfes Ml1s0rud gegebe1t>
ais lie be1rielben 5rn1 nationalen
7Seiertug erbob. gS ba11oelt itd BEL
Ser Teier aber nidt nur Inn ous le=
benz Menidpen imte1pobnenoe Gefiibl
Der Nnhdngltdfeit on Sic setnigen,
Ioloern es liegt 0urir1 al1f1 eln gut
Stiid Stootspbilolopbie, 0enn G;e
1pobre Goterlon0sIiebe baltt iid MIR
ol1T Ser Adfltng Dor 0e1n Ge6ddtniB
Ser Gorf abren 11n6 Tires 8irfens
altT, rpie Sic Beihifte oqer &1tltltr
(ehrt. 50 tpollen mir 6ent 0en all=
iGtrlid tpie0erfehrenoen Sag nit
Nrelroen begriiBen, 0enn er 5iebt Sic
Molie11 aus Ser 8etp0bnlid)feit oes
9oieins enlpor, beranlaBt lie, gtn=
febr BET lih ielblt 5u bolte1t, un6 be-
lebt SEN Sbeolismlts, mdbreno er Die
Sugenb gum Eotriotismus un6 let=
ren Sbaten o1ri pornt. @oH NIT gnd]
BEL Guerm 2iebesmerf, SIR greiien
0eteranen. l1n6 nit gltfD, SIR 8a<
ter, Miltter, Gotten uno 8atttnnen,
griioer, gdapeltern Sobne uno Sod=
ter! Gflon5et glrmen, 8dcl1me un6
Gtrd1tder a1f Ser Sholle, in pelder
Cure 2ieben ruben, Sic gud i'm So6e
porangegangen iin6. 9aIiet ant De-
forotionstage fein @rab obne
Sdmuf, unb tpenn es 6as einim tie
11n6 bergeilenite mdre!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-05-25
Gin Gn81dmoer mter oen
&rte9.

Ser engll1d}e S1rlttlteller, 9r. ".
S. Giaon, ser iid 6ur6 feline politi=
l9en gllops einen Namen gemodt,
bot fit Die 2on6oner 6ortnigbtlp Ste
pietp einen Mrtifel uber Ste beutige
asriegsloge gel6rieben, in mel@em er
leinen 2anoslel1ten u%nberbliimt 6ie
@obrbeit iagt. @ir errt1ebmen oen
bod)intereiianten @usfiibrungen Oil
Ion %folgen6es: Ser &rieg miro nod
>pie Dor in Sen 9d1roerr nlerer Ser
biinoeten gefiibrt. Sic 3entralmad)=
te fiiblen sic 9ei6en fetrolider Stpa=
lion 1tidt, unb Sic ltnbeq1emltffei=
ten, Ste unierer Blodabe ibnen ber=
urla9t - lire 8rot= uno gutterfar=
ten uno ibre fleiidloien Iage-Iino
nif)ts inn @ergleih GIT jenen. gelgien
lit oe1tid). Ser reidlten Geporte=
ments bon 6ranfreid iino 0eutid.
Serbien urro Montenegro itno oeutid.
Ser Minerolreidtbum, Sic gro BEN
in6ul triel(en uno getperbliden 8etrie=
be 6ieier @ebiete itn6 an oie Central
madte utro fire &erbiin6eten perlo=
rem gegangen, utto Ser @erlult trifft
uns I'M 10 idtprer, alS oieier &ei4-
tbum un6 6iei lie MnIagen gegen uns
ben11bt mer6en.
l1n6 mir berlieren imn1er nod So
Sen. Dieter &rieg tpir6 nidt beenoet
meroen 6ur6 &e6en iiber 9iege, 6ie
mir nod erringen mone11, ionbern
6ur@ idtpere S@ldge cuff Sen
SdIodtfelbern. l1n6 % milien mir
uns NIT ser Sbatiade bertrnut mo-
den, DOB sic De1ttiden INNER nod
itorf iin6, biel itdrfer, als I'M aage-
meinen angenomme11 miro. Die &C.
ldidte bon 6em plobliden 8uiam=
menidrumpfen ibrer &eierben m1f
100000 Man11 lit cine finoiide Or
firroung, pie tpir gu unierem @da-
Sen erfobren mer6en. sic periidern,
un6 i4 tpo1te, mir f0nnten es mt6er-
legen, 6aB Tie inn @erein nit ibren
0Iterreidiiden &erbiinbeten meient-
Ii9 mebr Soderploiipitoffe fobri5ie'
rem aIs @roBbritamriert, 6ranfrei4,
SStaIien, &uBlan6 un6 Sapan gut am=
men. 0en1 file baben feline @tretfs,
feline abIidtlide @erringerrng Ser
Mrbeitsleiittng, feline @etpiiiensop>
ponenten, ion0ern MIR ie1b1loie So
trioten uno cine &egter1tng, Die olid
Sic boar l1ntpiaigen 5tutngt, TIRE
TfIidt 5a tb1tn. 9ieie @igenidoften
uno sic 6orm1f ~gegriinoete tooeaoie
Organization iino es, Sic eS Den 3en=
trolmddten erm0gIiden, tdgltd 460,>
600 @rartaten ber5uitenen, 100000
in 0eutIdIono nn6 100000 in De-
iterretd.
l1niere eigene Troouftion miro &C.
beimgebolten 1tn6 man bot ie6enfans
@r1tno 6o5r. l1niere @tootsmdmer
morteten Elm Sobr un6 Damn crit er-
fonnte1 iie sic Notbmen6igfeit, etpas
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-05-25
@eim Mamsel.

Ser Mmer1fdner g.. g.. WtcGlllre,
&e0ofte1r Ser Seem Dorf gpening
Mail, }por fiir5lih in 9eutidlo1ro.
Ct lit Dor einigen Sagen 5uriidge=
febrt, fat lid in oaen gr0Beren Stao=
ten l%1mgeleben ltn6 ge%funoen, 0aB 6as
olte @oterlan6 5mar feinen l1eberf lub
an 2ebensmitteln fat, ober alth fei=
nen Mangel. uGo5 6e1ttide @olf lei
Set a11genblidlih feinen Mongel on
Nahrnng," ldreibt er in Ger BON ibm
geleiteten 8eitung> ~es miro oud in
3ufunft feinen Mangel baben, tpern
sic beporiteben6e @rnte sos balt, tpus
lie beripridt. Mon bat l1n5ufomm=
lidfeiter 11n6 @el@merlidfeiten Benin
ginfoufen mitmoden miiiien: es
feblte an 6em notbigen 3uiammen=
tpirfen Ser beri6ie6ere1t Sbetle 6es
&eides. 0ieie beioen Seller mer6en
iebt gutgemadt tperben. 8isber m1B=
ten sic 2e1te oft itun6enlang Dor Sen
Ge~rfaufsbn6en tparten, 1tn6 aus 6em
unpermei6liden @e6range m1tr6en
oie @11ngerrepolten gemaht, 0ie ge=
legentli9 in amerifaniihen 8lattern
geipuft boben. 9(ber Ser grobte Wib=
ltatt6 NOR, oaB ieoer Staat, beinabe
ie6e Gtu6t, lire e1qenen Borid]riften
madte, tpus Sen 9ebensmittelperfebr
bon einem Gtaot 5um arubern iebr er=
ldmerte. Mub 6ieie m l1ebelitanbe
miro iebt abgebolfen tperoen." 9ie
Mel0ung 9r. 9elbriid, Ser @taats=
lefretdr bes Sn11ern, babe 5urudtre=
ten miiiien, tpeil er Ser Nabrungs=
mittel-gituotion nidt getpadlen ge=
meien lei, be3eidnet McGll1re als CT
fi16ung. Or. 0elbriid lei ieines &C.
iun6beits5ultan6eS megen 5uriidgetre=
ten, NIT ser @ertbeilung Ser Nab=
r11ngSmittel bobe er nidts 5u tbun
gebdbt, ste Iiege in ben 9an0en 6es
Inter touts lefretdrs bon 5tein.
3um SdluB ieiner sll1sfiibrungen
beirut It McGll1re it9 a1f eine grfla=
rltrrg ser &eidSregierung, sic ii@ nit
ser gitltation bel@aftigt un6 Sic lid
nit 6em grgebniB 1eines fiinfmona-
tiqen Stltoiums 6ede. 0iei lie @rfla=
rutpg loutet: u9ie nel1e grnte bringt
nod giinitigere Musiidten, als Ole 6es
porbergegangenen Sabres. Ser 8in'
tertpei5en lit unoergleidlid beiier.
Die @ie len un6 @eefel6er 5eigen ein
nidt tpeniger erfreulides 8il6, ols
sic @emiiiefel6er un6 Sbitgdrten.
Mber no6 mebr! 6eioelan6 u1p6 an<
bere, lonlt miiit gelegene 9anoitride
m11roen mit Mais, &artoffeln un6 &C.
miie bebout. Sic 5erit0rten 9iitrif=
tie inn Often fin6 1r1t1r tute6er ibrem
nornolen @ebral1de 5ugefibrt uor=
Sen, un6 sic grnten in Sen retden
@orngefil6en &1trlan6s, 2itbm1ens,
8eIgiens> iotpie 6es n0r6liden 5ronf=
reid)s tper6en betrddtltde 9ilfe britt
gen.
0os Sabr 1915 nar Ser fritiide
@enoepurtft bonn @ormalen 5u oen
abrormoIen 3uitdn6en, sic Elm &rieg
nit iid bringt. @eridieoene 8ebin=
gl111gen beruriadyen oft l1eberraidun-
gen. @ie baben obtre 3meifel Gorge
gebradt, ober oies lit iebt iibertua&1t=
Sen. 0as 11e11e Sabr ftn6et urs OF
ganiiiert. Sc ldnger Ser &rieg 6m1ert,
umio beiier mer6en mir organiitert
fem, tperr MIR Der etttidloiiene quite
8iQe 90 it'll" Ser quite @ime lit 90,
oos piiie1 pir ia o1t6 bter in Ameri-
ia nno 6aB mtd nod grobe @orrdtbe
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-05-25

1uidell,ng olrerifaniid)er S0eale ge=
ltort. N1,n ober Sic 8eleioigurge1l,
melde sic engliihe &egierung felt
oeln Mrsbr1lb oe5 gegen&partigen
arieges inns ritdiihtslos 5ugefilgt
fat. Sic bat abiidtlid, fred} unb
bodmniitbig Sic Gedte 0es amerifani=
ld)e.1 @unoe1s al1Ber Mdt geiekt, un=
lcre @au0elsidiffe genomn1en, nnie r
Eoltgltt ~perld)leppt u1o logar Sic So
lpitallieferl1ngen fiir Sic f%riegst1otb<
lei0eroen Gel1tld )en fir garrntpaaren
erflart. Ser @eiit oes amerifati=
lde1r &plfeS enrport iidy gegen lold)e
Nergetpalttgltng."
sll1f SER 5o11 Ser @ogan' ildyeu De
Sc liro Sic bon Ser Serlammlltng an
ge11o11t1et1en 8elhliiiie gel tirmn1t.
@ir entnebrner1 ibnetr Die 11adltefe1=
oel1 Sdbe: ueQs umerifanild)e 9Ir=
ger bolte1 mir es fir %lrnlere Efliht,
in eiler Sprahe> Sic ieoes Meibper=
itanoniB oltsidliebt, Sic mobre1
@rltn0l dke, melhe ltnlerer Mnlim
nad u11ler 9a1lo I'M 0iei Jet Stunoe lei
ten iolltel1, Dar5ltlegeu. @ir erfla=
rem, ooB u1rier b0@ites Streben ba-
fin gebe1r iollte, 0alterno oen 6rle=
oe11 51 erbolte11 ltn6 unlcre 6reuro=
idpuft alen Nfatione11 gegeni1ber III
oer1elben Meiie un6 nit 0eriel6eu
@ereitmil(igfeit oar5ltlegen, ltno oaB
mir nit fei1ert 2unbe Sic diplomatic
id)e11 8%e5iebungen abbred)en 1no fel=
nem 2unoe Den &rieg erflaren lon=
ten, es lei oe1rn, 1tnt I'm lere rationale
gbre o1fredt GIT erbalten> 0as 9ebe1r
ltnb gtgentbum unierer 8ilrger 81
belfiiben un0 uniere nidt in 31peifel
51 lteaenoen &edte GIT beuabren.
@ir erfIaren, 6oB eine &riiiS, melde
einen &rieg nit 9euti6lan6 re6tfer<
tigen f0nnte, nidt porbunoen lit,
ltnlere &iiiten iiro iider Dor Die
ierl uno sic Ialtdbootangriffe, MEL
die oa5u fiibrten, 6uB Mmerifa1er in
ser europaiiden &riegs3one I'm 2e=
ben un0 gigentFum famen, lino Be-
gleiteri6einungen 6es 8eltfrieges,
sic li6L pern man Sic n0tbige lint
iidt tpolten IdBt, permei0en lallen,
u11o 1ie SEN 3med batten, Uni ere
5tell11ng por Ser @elt GIT perflei=
nern o6er ltns SIT 6emiitbigen. @ir
erfldren, 6oB Ser 6rie6en uno Sic
gidJerbeit oieies 2an6eS bon uneno=
lih groBerer ge0el1turrg itn0 als 0as
@oblergeben irge1r6 enter &laile Set
giirgerldaft, un6 6oB 6erienige, ser
Itott iider 1tnter 6em sdube Ser eige=
ne11 6lagge GIT reiien, iid an 8oro
zines frem6lan6iiden Sdiffes begiebt
uno, unter elmer frem6ldnbiiden
5lagge, Sic @efabr5o1re 6es europat=
iden &rieges oufiudt, iid seq Sdu=
tes ieines 2an6es begeben bat. 8ir
perlongen, 6oB Sic Manner, 6ie STE
8eidide m erer Nation %5eitpeilig in
@dn6en boben> unS niht in 0ieien
@eltfrieg binetn5erren, um uni ere
Gbre fir giirger a%uf5uopfern, oie
o1rd lire San6lungstpeiie 6ieie s
2nn6 entebrt un6 ieinen 6rieoen ge=
fdbr6et baben. @ir mer6en ltnS an
6ielelben MGrner tpen6en> 6amit lie
ni9t ont friegfiibren6e 9dn6er Mnltn=
men %itelen, oie uns lelbit tpebrlos
mo9en 1piir6en, iollten mir ge5ppn=
gen tuer6en, 3u SEN @offen gu greet
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-05-25

@ooiebelt fat 3ed. Sn &ertnont
lit ibm Sugbes nit SEN Stimmen
6obongernufen, un6 IN RenniDIbo-
nien bat ibm 8oiie Be1rroie 6enfeI.
ben @trei6 gefpielt.
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SAFE CRACKERS
ROB LILLY VAULT
FIND ONLY $l.7O
Continued from page u

locked the office door leading to the
wareroom, and then made his cXi
through the south door, It is sup
posed that in his hurry to escape, ne
carried away the cash drawer instead
of only taking its contents. Mr.. Lilly
made a thorough search of Happy
Hollow for 4 distance of more than a
block, believing that the money till
had been thrown away by the thief,
but he was unable to trace it.
A Waterbury watch, which Mr.. Lilly
had left hanging on the wall, had been
removed from its rack, but after being
examined, it proved too insignificant
for the robber and he left it on the
table. The drawers had been removed
from the various desks and the papers
scattered about the floor, but nothing
was found to be missing, which con-
WINGED Mr.. Lilly that the robber was
looking only for cash.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.
Juan HaWn,
Administrator.

Notice is hereby given that letters
testamcntary upon the estate Of
Emanuel Gciser, deceased, have been
granted to the undersigned, by the
Cape G;rardcau Court Of Common
Pleas oC Cape Girardcau County, Mis-
souri,, bearing date the Dist day Of
February, 1916.
All persons having claims against
said estate are required to exhibit
them to him for allowance, within six
months from tn date OF said letters
Or thoy may he rrccludsd from any
benefit of such estate; and if sad
claims be not exhibited within one
year from the date of publication of
this notilc, they shall be forever
barred.
Oscar and Arnold Geiscr.
Executors.
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News and Gossip
From Egypt Mills
Egypt Mills, April 10.

Egypt Mills, April 10.
Fred GcrIach and family visited at
Sam Young last Sunday.
Miss Mamie Hane5rink visited Mrs.
Herman Bode Sunday afternoon.
Miss Gertrude Shouts and little
Fern BcIe returned 10 Egypt Sunday
after spending few days visiting the
parents OF Miss Shouts at Lemon.
Mrs. Hente Of the Cape is visiting
relatives and friends here this week.
Mrs. Gusta Knoll has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. Jacob Rubel, fer the
past few days.
John Haupt visited his brother Mar
tin, Sunday.
Elizabeth Wall visited her grand
father. Louis Schwettmann, Sunday
afternoon.
Edna Schrader and Cap. Hargis of
the Cape visited at Julius Steger's,
Sunday.
Sunday school began last Sunday at
the church for the summer season.
There was good enrolment. The
following are the teachers: Edith Ex-
Ter, Lula Haupt, Elsie Langc, Anna
Juden and Herbert Lange.
Several friends visited H. H. kirch-
hoff Sr., last Sunday, among whom
were Clara and Frieda Lchne, Anna
Foeste, Mamie NEEDING, Meta Lehne,
Mr.. and Mrs. Foeste, Albert Hengst,
John Kurre and Homer Decvers.
John Hanebrinll and Chas. Maeyers
made d business trip to Jackson last
Friday.
There is considerable talk among
the young folks about getting up 4
big Easter ball, to be given in the old
store building.
The men are busy these days work-
ing the roads and stretching telephone
wires.
Miss Lizzie Hahn is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Schcnnemann, at Ncely's,
this week.
Miss Bertha Poe is spending i few
days visiting IL the Cape.
Rev. Lohmann's father is visiting
mere at present.
VIM. Kclpe and family visited home
folks Sunday.
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WOLF OF CUBBIO"
AT CAPE HOSPITAL
Priest Paints Scene of St Francis
Miracle for Cape Girardeau
Sisters.

a large oil painting, entitled Con
verting the Wolf of Gubbio,7 has Just
been presented to the sisters of St.
Francis hospital by Father Egon.
chaplain Of st. Clara's Orphans Asy-
lum of Denver, Colo. The painting
which is about twelve feet long by
eight feet in width, was painted Icy
Father Egon, who is noted as a
painter Of religious scenes.
While the Sister Superior of the
order of Franciscan Sisters in Denver
was visiting here last summer, Sister
Baptista, who is in charge of st.
Francis hospital, expressed desire to
have Father Egon paint something for
the new Cape hospital. When the
Sister Superior returned to Denver
she communicated the request to
Father Egon, and he began his illus
tration of the conversion of the wolf
Of Gubbio."
The story of Saint Francis tanning
the beast is prettily told in a small
volume. entitled "The Little Flowers
OF St. Francis Assist" The theme is
ore that furnishes much material for
art, and Father Egon simply took a
few paragraphs from the story and
transferred them to canvas in oil.
The wolf of Cubic" had terrorized
the people of ancient Italy, and stock
and people alike fell before this beast
Of the forest. Gubbio, a village, locat-
ed north of Assist, furnished the
feeding place for the wolf.
The depredations Of the animal had
caused a reign of terror among the
inhabitants of the district over which
it foraged. Saint Francis offered to
go out in the country, where the wolf
had its lair, and transform the animal
from a vicious beast into a pet.
He was warned that it would only
mean disaster, but he was not dis
mayed. He conquired the wolf of
Gubbio" by performing a miracle. He
vas followed into the hinterlands by
the townSpeople, who feared that he
would be slain. He met the wolf,
commanded it in the name of the Mas
ter to come 10 him and ask forgiven
ness, which the wolf did. The animal
promised it would never slay again,
and as evidence Of its good faith the
wolf proffcred its right paw, and the
agreement was made.
From that time hcnccforth the ami
NAL lived in the community, but in
stead of being its enemies, the people
were its friend. When the wolf died
It's loss was mourned by the whole
countryside.
Father Egon painted the scene Of
the wolf meckiy bowling before Saint
Francis. The inhabitants are shown
in attitudes OF prayer, asking that the
saint may be spared.
Father Murtaugh of st. Vincent'S
College presented the sisters with a
large oak frame in which the canvas
was incased.
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POWER TURNED ON
BY FALSE SIGNAL
KILLS A LINEMAN
Continued from page IL

Tie machine is hidden from the view
of the man on guard at the cutoff
switch, SO that ne is entirely depend
ent upon the blast Of the whistle for
his signal to throw on the power.
The land ahead Of the drag-line
machine where Hannah was working
is being cleared by the NJ. E. Leming
Lumber Company, and in the work of
clearing the land in preparation for
the ditch digging machinery, the lum-
bernen were using a power skiddcr,
which is operated to push all the logs
and stumps out of the course of the
channel. This power skidder is
equipped with steam whistle.
Yesterday afternoon the skidder
was working close in to the drag-line
machine when Hannah climbed the
pole to work with the high line. 1t
was not learned in the Cape if he was
preparing to advance the drag-line
--lttILilb VI tci)tIlt a. DiCStiN.
His companion had gone back around
the curve and out of sight to throw Off
the power. Hannah was working with
the cable and Fastening to finish his
Job. At o'clock the engineer Of the
log sbidder sounded Ills whistle As
a signal for quitting time for his crew.
The blast was similar in character to
that Of the drag-iine machine, and
when Hannah's companion back at the
cutoff switch heard the blast, he was
under the impression that it was the
signal that Hannah has completed his
work and was ready for the power.
He threw in the switch, according to
Information received by Mr.. Num- last
night, and Hannah was caught VIXEN
about half through with his work.
Hannah released his hold and fell
to the ground instantly. His c0mpan-
ion who had turned on the power,
walked back toward the machine and
learned for the first time that he had
been mistaken in the signal.
The coroner was notified, as were
also the officers Of the Flccsh company
here in the Cape. Hannah's parents
in Arkansas were Immediately con-
municated with. 1t was learned last
uiUbt that his f1tbcT. viii cOr,,o 70 +!,C
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1916-04-14
REV. HERMANN GETS
CALL TO FERGUSON
Jack SON Evangelical Minister
Accepts Depart after
Easter.

Announcement that Rev. w. f.
Hea~mdnn Ct jackson, pastor Of En-
,uanuC! Evangelical church, has ac-
copied call to Ferguson, Mo,
TO become pastor Of the Evangelical
church there, was made at Jackson
yesterday afternoon.
NJ. Hcrrmann expects to commence
his duties at the new post within as
short time as possible after Easter.
lie has made arrangements to remain
ii Jackson. however, until the church
there obtains another pastor VINO will
receive the approval Of both the board
Of trustees and the congregation.
Ferguson is u small suburb on an
electric line about II miles northwest
Of s.. Louis, and it is the home of
many wealthy people who have their
business interests in st. Louis. The
church that Mr.. Hermann will go to
has been established for long time.
Mr. Hermann made a trip to Fer
guson few weeks ago when services
were not held 1T jackson on account
Of the diphtheria quarantine that mad
been placed upon the town. He
preached 4 trial sermon on that trip.
Last Sunday the congregation and
board Of trustees Of the Ferguson
church voted upon his name and ac-
opted him as their pastor They
extended their call to him and he
accepted.
The members of the board of trus
tees of the Jackson church now are
seeking to obtain man to fill the
place to be vacated by Mr.. Hermann.
The committee Of the board instructed
to search for new pastor is COM
priscd Of William VESSEL ST., Albert
Rclofr, Charles SieyerS, o. l.. Hoff
mann and H. A. Hoffmeister.
Last Sunday Rev. FIottmann, the
minister retiring from the Ferguson
church preached at Jackson, and the
board viii cEdcavor to have other men
brought to Jackson for trial sermon.
MIR Hermann has been pastor of
the Jackson church for eight and
half years. He was called to that city
from Morrison, Gasconadc county, No.
When at his new post he and his
wife will be close to their four daugh-
tiers. who are living in St. Louis. Two
OF the younger daughters are about
ready to graduate from the training
department Of the Jewish hospital in
St. Louis. where for the last three
years they have been studying to
become trained nurses. A third
daughter is a practicing trained nurse
and the fourth is a stenographer.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1916-04-14
Federal Court Officials Arrive Sunday
Afternoon.

The officials Of the Federal Court
which convened here Monday, arrived
in the Cape Sunday afternoon. Judge
Pat Dyer, head of the party, was ac-
companied by Irvine Mitchell, W. ".
Nall, U. S. Attorney Arthur l.. Oliver,
Assistant L. S. Attorneys Sen. White
and W. H. Woodward, and Deputy L.
S. Marshal John L. Kennedy. They
are all staying at the home Of Mrs.
Carrie Eckhardt at 225 North Ellis.
They plan to return to st. Louis by
boat if the term of court is completed
in time for them to take passage on
the Str. Cane Girardeau.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1916-04-14

Herman Siemers, well-known farm
or living on the GordonvilIe road few
miles out from the Cape, yesterday
afternoon was a business visitor in
the Cape.
W. c. Weiss of the Perryville road,
a farmer well known in the upper part
of the county and in the Cape, yestcr-
day afternoon was a visitor here.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1916-04-14

daughter, Alma, and Albert 6. Weiss.
Of near Jackson. The ceremony vii.
take place april 81 at the Hanover
church, after which reception viii
be held q the home Of The bridc-to-bn.
Ell Abegnathy IS serving on th2
Federal grand Jury II tha Cape.
Mayor Si6)e:, Constable !. Howard
and H'm. W,sscM were Cape visitors
yesterday.
Oliver EuprcI has resigned hi
position Il. the lIcCombs furniture
store and will begin work in the Shcr-
man Haupt hardware store Thursday
j. F. Williams and X. H. Honmci-
ster creased up their fishing tackle
and tried their luck today.
About twenty pupils OF the Seventh
grad last night cave Harold Deck 4
surprise party. Al seemed to have =
simply glorious time.
In the case Of J. J. NcNcc}y ".
HcfoefI boFen CT a Ill when an
account Tor the storage 81 an automo-
bile was me bone Oh contention WIS
decided III i@For o. me Piaih'ln TO-DAY
IN SQUIRE ChaS, Jaeger court. I ne
pl"ihI'h ""' represent" d! a VI
SpraG'n> ard ice Bowman "e'"ho2H
llr. Horen. Who RESIDES III .A' Sar''
MISS Virginia H'ES' FEo Us le2c''h"
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1916-04-14
Marriage Licenses.

Era c. Dodson, 80, Cape; Annie
Davis, 80, Whitewater.
Robert l.. Miller, Sc, Commerce;
Lille McCarty, 50, Panama City, Fla.
Jesse T. Pierce, 81, jackson; Della
J. McLain, 26, Jackson.
Joseph r. Hill, 50, Marion. H.;
Ethel Baysinger, so, Marion, Ill.