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The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1917-09-29
h. J. BEHRENS DIED
SUDDENLY FRIDAY

A. =. Bchrens, manager Of Van;li-
vort's store. was notified early this
morning that his brother, Henry j..
Behrens, died at the home of his
daughter in Portagevillc late Friday
night following a paralytic Stroke
which he suffered Thursday evening.
The funeral will be held Sunday n
Jackson, the former home of Mr.. Behr-
ems.
Mr.. Behrens, who was G1 years old,
had been living in st. Louis since he
left Jackson. A short time ago re
went to the home Of his daughter,
Mrs. Arthur Fields, in Portageviiie,
for visit and while there suffered a
stroke Of paralysis. His wife passed
through the Cape early this morning
on her way to POrtageville. She had
been notified of her husbands serious
Illness.
Besides his wife Mrs. Behrcns
leaves five grown children. They live
in st. Louis, excepting his daughter,
Mrs. Fields. He is also survived by
two brothers, A. P. Behrens of the
Capc, and Charles Behrens of St.
Louis, and two sisters, Mrs. l.. Boss
and Mrs Anna Pulls, both OF Jackson.
The Jackson lodge of Modern Wood
men Of the World, of which Mr.. Behr-
ems was a member, will take cha. &c
of the funeral.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1917-09-29
SHE F0RGETS ONE HUSBAND
That Memory Of One Of Them
Had Faded.

San Francisco.-Having sailed a
stormy matrimonial sea over a period
of many years. Mrs. Ellen ]. Bundshu
apparently was unable to keep close
track of all her ports Of call. In q
hearing before the state accident
board here. when she sought compensa.
ton from her fifth and latest mate
who had been asphyxiated by gas
while working in Los Angeles. Mrs,
Bundshu mentioned her marriage in
1858 to Frank Morrell, who. she said.
faded away IS months later.
In a previous hearing she had failed
ito enumerate this marriage. When
this was brought to her attention. she
said:
, SIT has been so many years ago that
4 had entirely forgotten it. I suppose
he is dead. I never heard from him. "
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1917-09-29

grcat-aunt, about one year ago. Mrs.
Thienius, the mother of the children,
died when the little boy was in in
fancy, and since that time relatives
have alternated in giving them n
mothers care.
Helen and BILLY soon became
known in Cape Girardeau, because
they were unusually attractive, and
their innate refinement won them spe-
cial attention. Little BILLY" loved
his sister and she loved him, and one
was seldom seen without the other.
About week ago, his friends in
the ncighborhood noticed his absence,
but it was not until his illness DC
vclOped seriously that it was learned
that Little Billy" was sick.
It hardly became known yesterday
that billie" had died when it was
learned that his sister, Helen, was II
with the same illness that proved fatal
TO her brother. Her condition is not
serious, however.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1917-09-29
DENMARK REDUCES ARMY
Mainly for Financial Reasons ana
Also Because of Weak Discipline.

Copenhagen, Sept. 2S.-The Dani-h
Government has ordered another re,
duction in the size Of the standing
army. The step is taken, it IS stated,
mainly for financial reasons, but also
because discipline in the army has
been weakened and its quality de-
Perforated under protracted service.
At the beginning of the European
war, Denmark called up $4,000 men
in addition to the 1850 who are Al
ways under training. This force was
gradually reduced to $4,000, and a
Cui {her reductioli iof about % pei
cent now has been decided upon.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1917-09-29
How to Conserve
Food Supply
MONDAY.
Spread the Meat Flavor

Spread the Meat Flavor.
Spread the meat flavor over other
foods and so economic on the quantity
Of meat consumed, says the United
States department of agriculture. Here
Is one way to utilize leftover meat by
spreading it's flavor.
Meat Turnovers.
Chop the meat. If the quantity on
hand is small, mix with it leftover pO-
tato or rice. Season with salt. pepper,
onion. etc. Place filling on circular
pieces of biscuit dough about the size
Of q saucer. Fold over the dough and
crimp edges together. Bake for about
one-half hour in a hot oven.
A brown sauce made from two table
spoonfuls of -four Drowned in two
tablespoonful of butter. to which a
cupful Of water or stock and a half
teaspoonful of salt is added, may be
served over the turnovers.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1917-09-29
BILLY THILENlUS
FUNERAL AT $50
Popular Child Dies at Home of
Great Aunt After Brief
Illness.

Leslie Thilenius, the 3-year old son
of George Thilenius, of Caruthcrs.
vile, Mo-, died early yesterday morn
ing at the home of Mrs Anna Mueller
1872 South Louisiana avenue, after an
illness of but a few days. The funeral
services will be held from the Mueller
home at $50 o'clock this morning
and burial will be in Lorimier Gene
terry.
Leslie was known as Little Billy
by his many friends. and he WAS Il
neighborhocd favoritc. Little Billy
and his sister, Helen, who is three
years his senior, came to Cape Girar-
deau to live with Mrs. Mueller, their
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1917-09-29
II WAS SOME DAY. IN OLD LONDON
WHEN YANKEE TROOPS MARCHED THERE
Sod British Warmed Up and Actually Embarrassed Our Boys With
the Ardor Of Their Greeting Crowds Packed Ten Deep
Along Line of March ShoWered Soldiers With
Flowers and "Smokes."

Germany, before the war, treated the
American woman who came to her
arms with great consideration. The
the imperial court because the kaiser
| himself embarked in trade and was as
proud of his pottery as he was of q
new regiment.
But there was sadly different story
to be told in Austria, all Of which adds
to the predicament of the talented and
beautiful women who are now forced
by love to salute flag that is arrayed
against their own.
Under the rules of the Austrian
court no person could be presented
unless eight generations of nobility
could be shown as a condition prece,
dent. Coming from America, where
titles of nobility are not recognized
these women found the imperial gate
closed, or half-closed to them, while
anything with the required armorial
bearings might slide through the
chink.
Notable among them was the Count
ess Sigray, who was Miss Harriet
Daily, daughter of the late Marcus
DAILY. Her sister is Mrs. James w.
Gerard, wife of the former ambasSi-
dor of the United States to Germany.
She married Count Anton Sigray, who
had held many important posts in the
service Of the empire and whose po-
,sition at the court was beyond any
possible question. Love and the law
also took her from the land of her
birth and from the friends and rela-
tives who are cheering for Old Glory
while she nurses the sick and seeks
the wounded under the imperial BAN
,ner.
She has given a private hospital to
the Austrian forces, and, with New
York enterprise, has seen to it that
the government also had first-class
N-ray outfit for the treatment Of the
wounded.
Making up more Of the notable list
of maroOned Americans there is the
beautiful Mabel Wright, now the
Countess Itchy. She was one of the
most striking beauties of this country
land her face brought her fortune
where many rich women Of less charm
failed.
A famous Italian sculptor used her
as the model for a magnificent figure
of an angel, and 1t is said that the
Austrian emperor himself bought the
work of art.
And among the women who mus
think of the Stars and Stripes as they
regard their noble surroundings is
Nora Iselin, now the Countess Collie
rcdo-Mansfeld. She is the daughter
of c. Oliver Iselin, once one of the
best-known millionaires in this cOun-
try. His patronage of yachting and
other sports made him famous. Her
husband has held the secretarial post
at the Rome embassy, one of the
places that an Austrian nobleman GOV.
cts most of all.
From one of the oldest Virginia fam.
lilies there comes Miss Agnes Carroll,
who married Count Anton Heussen-
stamm. The daughter Of the late John
A. Stewart, Gladys Virginia Stewart,
is the wife of Count julius AppOny,
who is captain of hussars in the Aus
irian army.
There is the case. Dan Cupid, the
traitor. has been convicted of betray-
ing American girls to the enemy. He
ought to be shot at sunrise.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1917-09-29
TUESDAY,.
Peanut Soup.

peanut soup.
A delicious and nourishing soup may
be made from skim milk and peanut
butter as follows:
Heat one pint Of milk until luke
warm. All two rounded tablespoonfuls
of peanut butter mixed to a smooth
paste with little of the milk. Salt to
taste. Thicker with one teaspoonful
of butter or savory fat mixed with one
tablespoonful of flour. Bring almost
to the boiling point and serve.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1917-09-29
WEDNE SDAY.
Spread the Meat Flavor.


Spread the meat flavor and so econo-
mize on the amount Of meat consumed.
Here is suggestion for making de-
llcious dish for an inexpensive steak.
Mock Duck.
On round steak cut thin. place a
stuffing Of bread crumbs well sea-
soned with chopped onions, butter or
other fat. salt. pepper. and flavorings
such as sage. celery seed. etc. If de-
sired. Roll the steak around the stuff
fling and tie IN several places with a
string. If the steak is tough. steam or
stew the roll until tender before roast
ing in the oven.
If desired, the roll may be cooked in
a casserole, in which case cupful or
more Of water should be added.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1917-09-29
FRIDAY.
MAKING Greens Nutritious.

Making Greens NUTRITIOUS.
Here is way to add nutriment to
green's. and at the same time to vary
the form In which this important food
IS served
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1917-09-29
THURSDAY.
A Way to Utilize Stale Bread.

A Way to Utilize Stale Bread.
Here is a way to utilize stale bread
and leftover milk:
French Toast.
Beat up together one egg. one cupful
Of skim or whole milk, and salt to
taste. Place small quantity Of but
ter, bacon fat or other suitable fat
in brOad-bottom frying pan. Dip
slices of stale bread into the egg and
milk mixture until they are thoroughly
moist and fry on both sides until a
golden brown. Serve hot with or
without strip.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1917-09-29
Cheese and Greens Roll.

Cheese and Greens Roll.
Cook two quarts Of spinach. Swiss
chard or other green. Drain and dress
with one tablespoonful Of butter. Chop
and add one cupful Of grated cheese
and bread crumbs enough to make a
mixture sufficiently stiff to form into a
roll. Place in oblong pan and cook in
moderate oven for 20 minutes.
When cold the mixture may be
sliced il half-inch pieces and served on
lettuce leaves with salad dressing.
IF desired. leave the mixture more
moist and bake in casserole or baking
dish and serve hot.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-07-12
0epcm Bic @obensoucr,,:
salisbury 3imaitic
Sd5wtsitd,e une 6euanbitAe acjiaIitten
1eieeaten tatisn 1setd,IItie eeeen
eubenIsussn- sss SabSbure
1iuahien.

stodbolm III, Sdwcoen, ben 3.
Suli. DDS bOllanoiIds uno itanpina=
piibs SosialiitsntoMite ueyoiientliate
elm bon belsiei ben Seiinnunsssenoiieu
erlaiisnes lanaeres Sdreibeu. in mel.
DIEM Die belsiihen gelsaatcn iih au=
ierter, oaB es unmoalia mare einen
oauerbaitsn iSrieoen inter ben tdm=
pfenoen Dia.bten gu iblieBsn. iulanse
bic pobensolleriid)e .unb babsburser
Tinaitie ibre eesenwdrtiAe Madt be+
balten. Die 3elesaten iiuo nidt 9e=
gen cine uEterbanolums nit Sitreit=
iihen uuo anpersn Spsialiiten. iopie
iie faaen. in Jalle oieielben einen Of
ienen Stanb sesen alle &aiier mebmen
wiiroeu.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-07-12
- Hotcs &rem5 . 0:ie1-
tOaft gc8rImoet.

Mm Jreitls 9!bcno lebter Mode
uuroe I'M bieiiaen Spern 3ouie cine
@erfammluu9 abaebalten, oersu 3,ued
Die stiItuna eines 3,usiass Der vRo=
then Qre,,," Beiellidait fir Gmmons
Gountp mar. Ter .Nationale 3otes
2reus VerbaIo. beliimmte iiir3lib. bab
Der Nnieil fir gmmons Gountp aui
$4,000 tonunt.
Sdon in ,reniaen Moteu miro
manh' jsnser 5o5n bon Gmmoas
6ountp CUR SABINE aeruien uno uiels
oerielben per,punoet hui BEN Stladt=
icloe bleibsn. Sic .rpts 3reua" Ns=
ielIihaft lit pon internatipnalsm Gba=
ratter uno lsiitst pillie nitt ulr sur
| Jreunoes sinoerung. iouoern aud) iiir
Die oes Jeiuoes.
S. ben perItieDenen 2anosrn Gu
ropa's werben 9anW Jamilien i'll
aue 9Sinbesrihtun9en Deritrdut. lvsi-
Der uno Rinoer fallen tdglis einem
jdben 9ote gum Gpfer uno unjablise
peimaten ,perben pernibtst. Nber
bier OIL bieier Settle bes Weeres bleiben
mir oon oieiem Glcnoe oeridobMt, unb
oesbalb 1T bic 8eloesaloe bus aerinaite
Gpier fur bitiss cole gHert.
8alo niro ein 2omits Der roten
Rrers 8sisllibait bel sud uoriprehen
iiir iinan,isue unterhiibans. Ssit
Dsbalb b,reit nit elmer yiebespabe.
llniere Staatsbauptituo Yismard but
bersits iibsr ESQ. 600 ssitiitet uno itsbt
nod CUR eroberen Babs bersit.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-07-12
Ginleitnn8.

W!it blcier MMssabe beg ,Reeorb"
beginnt bic Meoattipn nit einsm 8,ra
fu4 etllse Spalteu lotale= unb Nlii.
onale Neuisteiten in Der beuiitsn
eprade beraussnaebsn, Gs 1T ein
nit er96bten llntoiteu usrbunocnes
Nnternstmen, uno beuisutaae wiro C.
ppa MIR .pe,isen 3:itua5,n mob NJ.
tcrnoniMen. 9,ber troboem iuna II
mir uns Die aacrbeits Wtiibe nia)'
ibcbneu oas llntcrmebmcn einen oa.i=
erbaiteu Gri6ls su mahen. su,ah ni1l
nur gum Neiien Der nMslsliaen Sin
mpbuera gmmons Counties. Die MIR
ansiNliblih bsutil lslsn toa@en. 9Nu
,piiniten, beb iis nit aatlabsn Ii,
Gonntp eriabren blsibcn uno lperoen
aud w5tsutliae turst S:cibte Don,
g, r,paiihm arisssitauplaB 10 b
beitssctrcu mieoerSeben. ylid)t I'M
ben gimeu nDer ben NIberen inter- Iii
3iun su iiride!n, ionpern nur Ii
,ueit ais moalid Der Mabrbcit actseus
tenaue Ycridte sebsn. 9lah molten mir
BON 3eit gu 3sit nnisrs aelcr nit
ALIEN brtannt madden mas bic
Yunbesreaieruns ppn ,ins erwartsi.
Spite bic beutid)e 9lbteiluns nj;
Sbrcm yeiiau auiacnommen msrben.
nnp ,niere nur oeut'b- !eiencs gRlthilr-
DER lie baue:buIt MAIDEN molten, 10
fin Sic sebeten mns S1re oTenbers' 6
Wcinuns mitsutcilsn.
Griuhen Sic Sbre 2aufltu's. bic
ben,Iten spaltcn reidlig gu bsnuBsn,
I'm ibre betrsfenoe 9Naaren DOR oas
4ublilum 81 brinSen. Gies it icbt
bebcutenp, penn CO bsoarf Gelo. ell
llnternebmen ME bas llnisise bauer
taft au MAIDEN. sollte pas jsood
niat Der Gal isin. oann mus osr
beu,ids Sell ,uieeer eln5eitellt uerosn.
yNir lino tets bsreit ale Meniaiei
ten .S5rer mitttlbaren ytadbarldal'
5u erbalten. uno menn Sbr seltaIts'
balber cper aui Wersuilsen III be,
~staDt lino, banh iiuo Sic bofIlsf'
einselaoen uns gu tein4en. uu,s'
,beutlher 3sbatteur 5tebt INNER tesel
Sud nit Iersuiisen ole no: ,lls'
9tusiunit 81 9eben.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-07-12
Knrrrspnndr'rzr11.
@a8,.e
DEN 9te,l Suli.

6srr uuo 1rau Soblun ". Shmiot
ans glapolsoa. war,n bei'm Sam
edmiot OH sonntas auf Yslud.
SRI. srisctta edmiot lam PM per.
oanaeneu Samstas pou aberdeen al.
unb tliebcu mcbrere 5a9e bel Nsr=
wanoen uub Ystdnnten au1 Vsluh.
1ran, Quinn unp u. &. Jilber Ia.
ben tire Mobubdulsr Irllb anaslftl-
den.
frau peter Siernbarm. Die III
ibrem elnt,peilisen Seimatsor', Hossos'
auf yetu1e mar. isb,te rsrsanss"s
u ode na1 bauie Suriid.
aoiei amunoiou b.aab lia OH stem
nod strasburl I'M ben oosti5en s:a.
tipnsaaenien asitluells 81 untsrliuBsr.
6err e. u. Glider neblf So9h'
uno SOFTER perueilten ben 9roBtsr
Sell Der pe,FoBenen YNote i'll 9o9H'
unb besaben ii9 bann mad st.asbure
Sad" 8oooina nahm leBts Wo9'
pon ieinen 9aauer Jrsunoen Abiblsf
uno trot bic 3eiie nod Aberoeen OIL
gpir 9lauben. oaB sr balo plsos' sa'
riidtetren lpiro. ba er fhier su lang
in 0asue seueien. fia auf @ut gu DR.
abihieotn.
Am Atenb bes raloreihen" @isrts'
Tom au4 Der lans.eriebnts Hessn Oil
9rpb benz ibn besleitenben 5asel, bs
au4 helenspeiie Shaeen anaerihtei
mar Der Aessn itlbi bob elm sese
fur bic Sot.
.llnabhdnsia;eitsiasA MIR tier eli
"8alataa." Ston bon tribe Be
morQens iamen bic Heitbeiuter OH un
bas bauerte tort bis 10 siemiia in De-
3ahn,ittae hiaein. llaier Stdbihs
mar s,par nidt aans aui cine iolt 'sat
loie Bats a.i.s u,ss:rsitet. ihotr
isbot ieine Arbeii meoer Rahs b
8asie nuf's .. tie 40 unterhaitea. q
baaner Muiiianien cab itre gsifun
freiwillie. jo,pie unentaslbiis an. nv
trna ouh pisl bnsa bic Seinber aaf
A0erbefe 81 unterbalieu. Die mad
Wuliianien bntien nah nnter Der 90,
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-07-12
Sra6tem Spirituoien IN
cineM ,,trodcncu"
Staat.

lie eritsn 9trbaitun9en, lusl,te un=
ter cer 9lnilaas berauitenos .Gctrdn,e
i'll ben Staat 9ebrlbt 81 baten. III
ubertrctuns ocs ne.leu Tunbes. leieBss.
mcltes inter barter Straie psrbietct
bcranidemDe 0eirante III elnen .&uo=
dentrofet.en" Staat 81 brinaen. MIR
ben am STEM Suli non einem Yunoes=
beamtem aemaht. Gie YerbaIteten
marcn SoDn 3iore uno Mnorsw 1aaen
bic III Moorcbeao shnapps eritanoen
uno ben Juisl ipdter nab Sarge
bradten.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-07-12
aeteric,.r Nettratt.

Mott.- Glpbe @. Smith. Gin
junaer Wann aus Der Gegeno DON
Semmon. melbsr BON feiner Mili,=
lcmpa8uie bel Wiobrioae beiertirt mar.
muroe i'll Woit ertdnnt linb Der BUN.
hssbclorbc ilbermieien. Inter Ye.
nohnn9 mn,be er nad Sort Seapeu'
NORTH abtransporti,t, u,r cine Ilna'
ere 3nd)tbausitrais an,utrsten. 7e'
icrticreu I'M &ries bate Inn ebenit
gut bic 3roesitraie einbrinSeA ionnen
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-07-12
Ratbolitbe &irNe.

Sic junsen 9eute beg -Parisb" biel=
ten Gin 1Pidrit" i'll paaer's trau-
ter @alouns. .6ub Wettrennen.
Sdd=Rennen, Seiisieben HIN.
wurce ppn ben unaeiahr SO lunseI
seuten als Undertaking. sslsiiist uno
ole An;ptirnbe perbrahtsa einen iroh'
liaen 3ae.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-07-12

1arsSeseta estsfen 60 Sabre alt.
,,9ante VfeiHer," besti6-aaestsa-
aiihe 9idteris, ssttdiates-9er
aaa>i seses Bee 1eatfAe 10 Sal
tinsse asD GbiesSs -e0erses esss
trttt etsais as-0ss RsetS tster-
steff
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-07-12
Ser Gnlllloas So. Mn5ei9er

aud oiel aGs;uha!ten. Sie &eblen
ueriastcn aber niht ben 3ienit unb
iilBe @uii:toas tlansen ben Jeittaa
binburt). Gas Bolt TAM pou alien
himn,clsribtunasn pon Sirta so Mei=
len in lim:reiie uno blieb bis gum
ipdt.n Nbenn.
Ter itarte &egcn M;ttwph gladi
il,tr,e ben Gc!!sr ots G.lten WationaI
9lNt G,bluoss. ,pslbss &C.
raoe III Slu bcsriisn lit. 9lber nil
cruas lyiilLc wuros oas 94aNer mieoei
a,ssepumpt, iooaB bic urterbrOd)ens
9lrbsit luieoet iortssieBt ,uerOcn t-nnts.
3crr 6. 9. Miils tsjrt. am Mlpm
tag ton ciaer 3.iie na5 8oseoe suriid.
Satti Il 6iitsr babsu pabreno be,
Hoiieucn yNchs prsi .iScro" Strait
waJen osrtd.iit. 6ol.;enbc Fc,icn.n
,pa,em Die 2iuIer: So5n Y:idler.
Or. 8rpb uno yuD,uis oBsrlinBer.
Martin 6siibsr uuo 0t. pieiier
,parcu in S,sasburs snibsn giisr-
habniarleit.
gHer meis mag bic 3iebunssuum:
'nern pareu? glUr uibt 81 uorluiBia.
lNir rpetosn OGs j.! it0n nit Der Sci.
s:fabr.u.
Soicpt @cl:, 50 a.moes. ruo BAL,
entiem ySsiisnberger autoir!eu an
Samstas NbsnD I'M Bolt Gosr!luo"
mad ylsMard.
Die 9aeuer Muiit=Gapeas miro on,
ndttlten Sonutas. BEN l5ten Suli.
eincn 9lusiIua nab Yilblsr's Seim
MAIDEN. 9llle linb ireunoligit einac.
l,pen, nno oa bob ollie nit b,r u. {
Yi1Ier's Wiucral!uaner bs!annt 1T.
Der .iolte bod, ,penu I'm ionlt tein oils
eerss 0eranii5en, bob lib mad 9ers
Sensluii 81 labcn. Wer jemals einen
Sdlud oiclss Ms!tars serpilen, rpiro
sntiinit.;a ole ilbel,ieseno. iusemannts
Niiueral,pdilsr. pclte in 6laiden im=
poriirt msrpsn. hlc.ben tailsn, NIB lie.
Der iein iaucr.perbisntes Sab iparen.
0rl. gliiabet @icrnbaum lit iebl
als 8ellnerin im 0asue 6otel anSe=
tslt NIB lit Der Muttsr Nmunoion
ibre erfe etilse.
Gin toloial.r Groiinunsstan3 fol!
an lebten Auault in Samuel ShmioI
Cpern Souit itattiinsen. Dan Der,
seHe oas 2a.um nitt.
aaIirer s.. .. Gent mar in Bis
lnard anfangs uersanaener yNohe. u
murbe auf Der N;ifreiis DOL lei
ner 6rau, Die iid in Yi=marisr 3Oi
pital als Yaticnt beIano, be9lsioet
5,au Sent bsiinost iit jeBt oui ben
9Nese Der Yeiieruns uno miro aud
balo poulilubis aeneien iein.
e1ulmeiiier Srbann GroBolle bu
iiir oas tommenae Scmeiter iM Shul
oiitritt ytr. Z cine Natellung ara.
nommen.
pb. Mertsl bat jeBt feline neu
Sdmisbe ullb rg;araye" eronnet I'LL
lit j.Bt in ieinem neuen yebdnoe etat
, lirt.
q. W. Golt bat einen neuen 81
ment" gilr9eriieia uno Strabenfrel
suna seleat. 3ieielben ilibren Jul
einsane Der Bolt Yaro.
6err Mm. s. Selbat, aus gal
elalrs. 2His1oniin, TOM 0reitaa al
u.lo trat ben Yoiisn als 6iilIsta1ir
Der .6irf State Yant- Don 6lsue al
perr Selbah if eiu dui,rit Suuo fen
{ me.loer perr uno tommt nit ben beitt
, gmpfstlnnsen bier on. Gir wunt'
/. ibm Griols nit geunid pab ieine rel
: peimat. icpie iein. Arbeit ieine =
g wartunsen srilllen.
Gountpiomiidr 2uo,uis @sber nj
am 2ten uno Stem b. n. meaen b
II Notwithstanding in Clinton. 9
/. iit Der Rat ipeaen Der 8erittsiibul
Il ,piebtr periae!s, muBte er am folse
/. ben Rontas ihon ipieber sur Count
n baup!fnot snruf. UNI eilise Gage u
belt 81 perihtsn.
/, 2ottor 8,ate, aug 3eelano, III i,
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s5ran Sci, aus Gale, 1T iauer
trani bieie y0phe.
Rartin S;pp, aus strasbl,ra,..mar
IN Clinton WioMtae.
Gran 6mber. aus Gait Clinton 1T
iGwcr e,irantt.
Sricrr. Slit iau,te Is Nder gsei=
oelanb perganseue gSobe.
6. Marttsrn, pon Moutana. mar Elm
SAT- Der !Nuber Samilie per9inSene
e0obc.
Soi,pb bubcr. aus Nlpoleon. mar
Gin @Git Oct SAber Jamiiis lsbte
Node.
Jrau 8utdart untcrbieH am 2icnss
taa Die euan9eliibe Mtiilions=@. iell:
ibift.
5rau pcter Rrait. aug Strasbur0
1T aui Ysiud. bel ibrcr 3ohter, Gran
Neier.
gtntreas Ellpcin unb israu lparen
bier pon 3ealano AM perSangenen
3onnerstag.
9lusuit 6isa, aus Grariiort, 50.
mar beiuhsbalber IN 2intol bsrgan<
ssnen Samstas.
Nuoreas 2slt, aus Napoleon, Der=
iueilte mi eeuo BEN Nitrteu nit ylE.
ton 0ermlnten.
9Nenoeli1 9orner uno Satob Yit6
bsgatsn iib lebts yDote nad Glib
latOta auf gsIad.
6obannes 9asel, ans Der Roiens
thai 0ieseno. lit init einem oebroht.
nen Yein i'm Qoipiial.
.Ssrau 0eiit, aus 3eeiano, 1T aui
yeind bel ibren Gltern, ole nidt
melt ppu bier npbnhaft linD.
Sobann Soit 1T ebeaiaas i'll 6mn.
tiers springs, Wontana, ND CT pe9el
Hheumuiismus behanbelt pirO.
Ratb. 2isii uno Jrau, Satob aiit
uuo gioia &,it. aus @oODrid, waren
sonntasssnite in Der Stiff peimat.
Grieorih 2elb ertrantte lebte Mo=
DE on persiiietsn Yobnen. Sur 3eit
oieies S&reibeas liter tuieoer aui ben
Ceineu.
Nm. 5ornins, aus 5uttle, uno
9loam Mio1 uno Shwsiter, aus Wius.
marsn Sountass suite III Der Rili
9eimat.
emanuel Slip, aug 9a3en uer-
brahts ben YiOnias in ginton. g,
mar anf benz yNsse CUR Shule i,
Nberoeen.
9lntOn Senaer. jung, wuroe Oil!
BEN yOluertou boipital als sebeil
entlahen uno tebrte Greita9 CUR Sci
mat iEriid.
Graa 5rieorid 2sld bsiinoeo lid
CUR 3eit III pnnter's pot Springs
Wontunu. mo- iis iiir Hbeumatismu
b.blnoelt mtro.
ginsr Der gpBaro Sungen bat Mi
einem 9lutomobile aus y4iibei eill
aoliiiion nabe benz Sobann yiaB pui
Niemnno lputoe uerlsbt.
9err uno 6rau Sobannes Tille
une sobn ya,urenes, aus paeu'
warea 8dte in Der 5ran, Uieie
peimat lebten Sonntas.
9err uno Grau Ruoe, uniere Wir
pom ..2euti4en 8aitbaus" beFinoe
, iid CUR 3sit auf elmer Seiu&srei
in Der Gssenb bon Seotlanb, ga
Sa;pb Matt unb 6riebri9 Qi
/, beiu4ten strasburs Ntontas. e
, itatteten aud Der tatboliihen 2ird
sinen geiud ab uno temettten b
oieis bic idonfte 8irbe 1T, bic iie
aeieben.
r 6rau @m. ge9tsI unh 9err III
7 6rau Sobann Saulss beaaben Il
a am Sonntaa nad Slsmard, nm b.
a 3as nit drau Yedtel, bic fib 81
2fit I'M i1niniful hefinDft al pe