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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-09-28
STEEL PRICE CUT ONLY AFFECTS LITTLE FELLOWS
JACOBSON DENIES GERMAN
SUBSIDIZED WAR EMBARGO
Had Gary Lawyer
and Hammond Agents?

oustave Jacobsen, Chicago real
estate man who promoted the Ameri-
can embargo conferences and reputed
to have been pro-German was locat-
ed yesterday by q Chicago Tribune
reporter near MeHenry. III. Jacob
sen Is under federal indictment. He
denied that Germany subsidized the
cause.
From time TO time the name of
Jsoosen was linked with proposed
embargo movements az Gary and
wen-known Gary lawyer is said to
have been his agent. Miss Ray Bev-
eridge, mentioned in the story, re-
calls that the name Of Beveridge fg-
ured in the proposed embargo meet
ing to have been called IN Gary by
Rev. Edmund Kaysed, pro-German
pastor, who was assassinated in
Gary on August "a, 1915.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-09-28
GRAND JURY IN
SECRET SESSION
(zy United Press.)

CHICAGO. Sept. 28.-Indications that
indictments are to be returned soon in
the / w. W. cases under federal in
vestfgation here were seen this after
noon when orders were received by the
Chicago police department to hold de-
teetives in readiness TO assist federal
officials.
The federal grand jury has been
holding secret sessions for two days in
downtown hotel and new grand jury
has been called for next Tuesday, indi-
eating the present grand jury is about
10 conclude its work. It is understood
that more than 200 indictments will be
returned
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-09-28
FOR HER
PLACE IN
THE sun
100000 of Number Are One
OF the Greatest Tragedies
Of the War.
GERMAN ARMY LISTS

Soldiers at front or in canton
ments, 5,5oo,ooo.
Soldiers az depots, reserves, eoo-
600.
Glasses of 1919 and 1890, urIucor-
porated, 100000.
Total, 100000.
HOW GERMANY HAS LOST MEN.
Losses IN the army through casual
ties, 100000.
wounded under treatment but not
yet capable of service, 100000.
herman reservists in foreign coun-
tries (5o,coo U. S. aloze), 100000.
Germans physically incapable Of
army service, 100000.
Employed in Indispensable indus
tries, 100000.
Total, 100000.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-09-28
MOSER PLEDGES
PURE WATER
FOR WHITING

To the Voters and Tax Payers OF the
city OF Whiting:
The undersigned respectfully soli-
cts your support and your votes at
the election Of November g. 1917. for
the office Of Mayor of the City Of
Whiting. and makes this statement
and pledge for your guidance and in
formation. regarding his attitude on
the pure water question:
believe athat the most immediate
and urgent need Of the city is pure
water. and relief from the present
unhealthful and dangerous water now
coming through the Whiting city
pipes.
For a number OF years partial re-
-, - C,C-,fT,7-iSJ rn Dare eighf0
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-09-28
CONGRESSMEN
GET IN ROW

WASHINGTON. Sept. 2s-Bitterness
over the Hehin insinuations of dis
loyalty in the house reached a climax
this afternoon when Representatives
Hefin and Norton engaged in a per-
sonal encounter.
Norton asked permission to discuss
the house rule committee decision not
to press an investigation of He7ins
charges when the latter objected. Inn
mediately Norton walked over to the
latter's seat seized him by the shoul-
ders and shook him other members
of the house rushed to the scene and
the two struggling members were
separated Hehin retired to the smok-
ing room and Norton left the floor
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-09-28
,rrItcd Press CapleErnm.)

ATLANTIC CITY, sept. 2s--openinS
the campaign for the second Lioer'S
Loan of three billion dollars secre-
tnry McAdoo today called upon hnnN-
crs of America here for their annual
couvention-tO hinE back the "erhi"n
horde. nm the bnttIeReIds of finance.
..The failure of "A single issue o.
Government bonds" he suid' "wii pe
worse for America than disaster
upon the field of battle.
Let us n,ees the war loan In Ger
uony by IL subscription to our second
Germany on military despotiSm that
America not alone marshnls her "rmS
on land, navy. on sen. and industries
but ns well her financial resources
and that she is determined ito use
then, all without stint and regardless
of sacrifice"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-09-28
(By United Press.9

WASHINGTON, Sept. 25.-Tbe house
rules committee voted today to sup
press any inquiry into the use Of Ger
man funds to influence congress or to
sift the truth of Representative Hef-
Ems charges against the loyalty of
certain members. Backers of the reso-
luton for inquiries said they would
take their side to the house floor. The
following statement was issued:
"In view Of information which the
committee on rules has that a nation
wide investigation OF the use of money
furnished by the German govern is
now being conducted by the department
of justice the committee on rules has
decided to take no action"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-09-28
(sy United Press.)

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2s.-The o. S
government has established a peace in
formation bureau with Col. Z. NJ. House
heading It, the state department de-
clared today.
At the same time the department de-
clared emphatically that the action has
absolutely no connection with peace
negotiations at this time.
This indicates that President Wilson
intends to have Col House, his friend
and confidential advisor for i've years
head Representatives of the United
States government at the worlds peace
conference when that time comes. Col.
House viii collect data such as Eng
land and France have been gathering
for three years.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-09-28

ure of the war session, congress today
appeared likely to adjourn before Oct.
10th.
House and senate conferees increased
the tax bill as approved by the senate
nearly S25o,ooo,o0b added levy on auto
mobiles, amusernents, transportation.
patent medicine. Restoration of ons
cent tax on bank checks with sixteen
percent special tax on munition manu-
ture ana one cent increase in first
class postal rates with agreement for
a graduated zone increase on second
class mail rates is expected to raise the
difference.
There is yet in conference the eight
billion dollar urgent deficiency bill with
no opposition threatened.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-09-28
Indicted Man Worked With
Gary Lawyer and Ham
mond Agents?

NJ HENRY. ILL, Sept. 2S.-Gustave
Jacobsen. promoter of the American
embargo conference and now under fed
eral indictment. was found last night
living in a houseboat on the Fox river
several miles from McHenry. He de-
clined to talk on the embargo confer
ence or the report that it had received
aid from the German government. say
ing he would make no statement what
ever.
Mrs. Carl Buhl, referred to as the
woman of mystery" is also here, stay
ing at sanitarium. She denied last
night any connection with the confer
ence beyond raising about $4,000 for it
by personal solicitation.
Attended Meeting Here.
Mrs. Buhl says she was present at the
meeting in the Congress hotel. Chicago.
in 1915 when final arrangements were
made for the establishment in Chica go
of the headquarters of the conference.
but says that beyond an occasional visit
to report upon her money raising activi-
ties. which were undertaken in con-
junction with Miss Ray Beveridge. she
never visited it's offices. This connec-
tion. Mrs. Bull says. terminated in 1915.
Mrs. Buhl. a daughter of the late T.
Schoenhofen. the Chicago brewer. and
her brother-in-law. Count Bopp Won
Oberstadt. is also at present a resident
of McHenry.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-09-28
TWO AMERICANS
ARE DEAD

WASHINGTON. Sept. 2s.-Two Amer
leans dead and one injured were on
the casualty list reaching the War
Department from General Pershing
camp today. The dead
Private James Tracy, engineer 5
regiment
Sergeant Tip Johnson, infantry
Private Tracy died as a result Of
an accident in the line of duty and
Sergeant Johnson died from natural
causes.
Lieut. j. H. Keating. medical Of
ficers' reserve corps. was wounded
September "a in an air raid
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-09-28

RTENOS AIRES, sept. 2s.-President
rriroven regards the Luxburg incl
dent rs closed and VIII do his utmost
10 continue ArEentine's neutrality ac-
cording 10 those closest to him today
such an attitude Is entirely opposite
10 the overwhelming vote of the
senate and chamber of deputies in
favor of break with Germany, but
fhc president wns believed to have
compIete veto power. There was no
rhunae in ArEentine's general strike
tosmx. The only wheels moving were
those of mail trains.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-09-28
HURRICANE
HEADS NORTH
(Ry United Press.)

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 26.-The
eighty-five mile hurricane which was
expected to reach this section at noon
today is travelling slower than was al
first estimated and according to wealth
er men here is now expected to strike
tonight somewhere between New Or
leans and Gulf Port. Mississippi
shortly before noon the center of the
storm was over the mouth Of the
Mississippi river where the wind was
blowing eighty-five miles an hour.
4 gale of seventy-five miles an hour
was blowing at Ft. Morgan.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-09-28
Daughter wed to German.

Her husband and family are in Ger
many, where her daughter is married
to Capt Won Garrison Of the German
navy.
She asserts that although she has
met Jacobsen several times here and as
a recently as last Sunday. they have
held no conversations upon the embargo
conference or upon the reports current
concerning its being subsidized bN Ger
many.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-09-28
HOBART MAY GET
A GAS WORKS

HOBART. Sept 2s.-John Cavender
Adlai T. Ewing and Frank D. Barnes
the latter a brother of Sheriff Lew
Barnes and Gary-Hobart realty
operator. have advertised the terms Of
the gas franchise they seek from the
town board. These capitalists pro-
pose to give Hobart gas at a rate Of
not more than s1.1O a thousand cubic
feet
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-09-28
REPORTER FALLS
FROM STREET CAR
Especial to THE TINES. }

MISHAWAKA. IND. Sept. 28.-Car-
roll Slick. reporter for The TIMES OF
Hammond. who is spending his vacation
here suffered serious injuries when he
alighted from street car before it had
stopped. He was thrown on a leg he
had hurt several years ago and badly
bruised. lie is spending his vacation
in bed but there is said to be a condition
which lightens the gloom.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-09-28
DISANNEXATION
OF HOBART UP

Inc famous Instrumentation case.
wherein several residents OF the town
of Hobart hope to lop off IS square
mites from Ind ana's biggest town was
TO be argued today before Judge Crum-
packer at Valparaiso
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-09-28
METHODIST
FERENCE
(Ey United Press.)

VALPARAISO. IND. Sept. 2s.-Divi-
dends from the Methodist Episcopal
book concern amounting to $4,000 were
turned over to the Northwest Indiana
Methodist conference here today.
Fifteen candidates were admitted to
the conference
Bishop J. w. Hamilton of Washington
addressed the conference on the work of
the American University.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-09-28
(By United Pressl

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2s.-An Amer
lean battIeshfp Is aground in home
waters and resting easily, the Navy
Department announced at noon today.
Department ndViceS Indicated the vcs-
sci would bc taken of safely.
The official statement requested
newspapers not to print any infOrma-
ton which might lead to establish
mcnt of the identity or location of the
xtrnnded vessel.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-09-28
(sy united Press cGblegran.)

LONDON, Sept. 2s.-No slaugl4er cr
the Germans since the hrst battle q
Xpres has been equal to the terr5a 9
losses inflicted on the enemy in the last
two battles around zonnebeke, General
T. B. Mourice, director Of operations, as
serted to the United Press today.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-09-28
mills Crippled.

at the main offices OF the railroad at
Chicago today.
Kills Crippled.
The American Sheet and Tin Plate
Company's mills were the hardest hit
today and yesterday owing to the lack
of switching facilities and the Ameri-
can Bridge Company had to close part
of its plant. At the Cary steel plant
yardmasters were impressed into serv-
ice. but the mills were badly crippled.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-09-28
1By United Press0

LONDON, Sept. 2S.-German counter
attacks continued with bitter despera-
tIOn last night. General HaiE reported
today. All were unsuccessful in
storm of artillery. rifle and machine
gun fire directed at them by British
defenders of the positions won in the
Iatest Ypres drive.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-09-28
q Unsted Press.l

GULFPoRT, MISS, Sept. 2s.-Four
fishing vessels were missing from hers
at noon today with sixteen persons on
board. Because Of the heavy tide and
rising winds 1t is feared they have been
lost.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-09-28

INDIANAPOLIS. Sept. 2s.-A state
r,ent Of the number Of third-call con
scrfpted men to move from Indiana
to camp Taylor, Ky. October 70 2,
inclusive. was issued by Jesse T. Esch-
bach. state conscription agent. at the
state House yesterday. 1t was:
Lake. No. 8. Crown Point. oct {.
10.
Lake. No /. whiting. Oct. 4. ..
Lake. No. 2. Hammond, oct. 4. 20
Gary. No /. oct. 3. s..
Gary. No. . Oct 3. ~.
Gary. No. 3. Oct. 3. 80.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-09-28
(Ry United press.)

RED OAK, IA, Sep. 2s.-The jury
trying Rev. L. G.. j. Kelly, charged with
the axe murders, was discharged this
afternoon because It could not agree.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-09-28
United Press CabIeEram. }

PETROGRAD, Sept. 2S.-The Russian
DESTROYER Okhotnika has been mined
and sunk with the loss of all abOnrI
except eleven, an official statement
announced today.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-09-28
nv United Press.A

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2s.-with the
oonferees agreement on two billion.
seven hundred million dollar war tax
mill, the last big money raising meas
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-09-28

Ask Yourself How You Can
Serve Your Country7
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-09-28
DEPUTY u. S.
MARSHAL HERE

United States Marshal Mark Storen
with Deputy Ream and United States
Attorney Mangus were notable visitors
in Hammond yesterday
These gentlemen are in this region
looking up cases relative to the sale
Of liquor to soldiers and relative TO
slackers and suspected conspirators.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-09-28
STORM is BAD ONE.
(By United Press.)

JACKSON. Miss. Sept. 2s.-High
tides along the Mississippi shores.
driven in By the gale. damaging
islands and 1owlying land. sums up
the effect felt in this region from the
hurricane reported moving swiftly
northeasterly from New Orleans this
afternoon.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-09-28

We can make immediate delivery of
Dodge and Chevrolet Touring Cars
Boiling -Haehnel Auto Sales Co.. Doug
las & Holman Sts. Hammond. Ind.
9-26-4
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-09-28
OF SPECIAL INTEREST

To YOU most lenses duplicated in an
hour. We make all our own lenses. We
are completely equipped opticaly. S
Silver. Jeweler < Manufacturing Opti-
clan, III State St, Hammond. Ind. 9-2s
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-09-28

Don't fail to attend the concert to-
night at Nelson's Drug Store by the
Hoosier -Four. from to TO- 9-2s-1
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-09-28

Every can of food put up this
summer helps make food shortage
next winter impossible.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-09-28
Next Draft Call Here.

'1ContinIed On page eight)
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1917-06-14
Srinftpi0n.

frau Jeprs Siesmann lit uoh i'm.
nier ihwer frnnt. Gu ihsem Srens
teubette meiten bic fuiscnSsu &inber:
5ruu &oin Srerihine pom ct. 2ouis,
6rau Gncilio Gnmpbell nun ,Rraniie
9itu unh 0err Ssiurih SiSsniauE
uuu sur1uaFelh. Mu.
Nm 25. Rni paroe tieiise Eiurr.
IdluIe oeihtniien. 7ie echreriu SRI
@ertrno MoatnaLe, rsiite am &fiugft
moutaa nniI SpriueTelb. Ip. In IT,
nsr bortiaen G6uIe aewiii: aurie
burdb,unehnieu.
VIM Spuutaa 3nhn,i,taa ia1o bier
cine uun Den Tdnueri uub Srauer
aeaebene ee'etiiae lluterhaitu-Q HIATT
Rdbrenb baS it,wdhere seitIct;
NIT .3te cream. Sooumdiier uno
SUDDEN auiuorteie uno ie!tec hdl
barau labts, rsrtrieb bos itarlsre
t9eihlrft Fd cie 9eit nit 9nrteuipiel
nobel ihneu sur 0abuna uno 60
inung ihrts Gnrict Elm 9ttrnni otta'
! te eas eiuas irditscr ais Sooa-sop"
mar.
H,rr Shi!ipp 9ne5htrt eierte ani
Iittuot srei &nserloouraen,
Stweiuc In Sranlc al. reihe CT ni
Die hortiaen GAMBLER Giepatrii SroS.
oertauit bate. Gbeniolls rcrtau't'
er an ielhe 6rrrrn cine auh. goS
siich burthiu briuaeu h1iieu ihm 80
ieoh duo 6ermann Souer. pou mel
rstn Der eras,e spei an0 bcr lcet,rC
cine Rub on Sieielhen SGnoler rer
tauit hatten,
6err Spbn 8cIihwcuer bon 6ree
bma uerbalt 6h iur 9cit bier bti
Sutiter urh shwieesripbn 3er,
uuh Srau Spitrh Bauer. aui St'nA.
! Tsl. Gertha alrsppsl III nod
mebrmpnatIidiem lienit in ct
9uuis, heimastehrt.
! Srau Nuna alpeonet BON Sreebura
Il, bier bel &ernanhteu aui Sciut.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1917-06-14

Tim 10 tlbr am abenb bes 1rnifas
sius'ehes. fuht ein glisitrahl tn 81.
men stnll bee Germ Soieph 8. Bar.
Tie Giammen orifien 10 raid um hfl
bab nebit bem Etaile. iuorin Elm fu.
Der 6eu. einiasi aprn unb etli6e
bunbert 5nb eid,enes 2umber. and
Der neben anitehenbe 6lbneriinli. ein
Stnub ber dlnmmen wurben. Sur
mil Wihe eelans es bns in letierem
befinblidle Geberrieb ~ retteu. Ses
ber @ebduben mon Snbalt :uaren rer'
iidlert
Vim Jrsitne Gbenb aims iisrotrea
tidi BON bier Elm ihDeres Getriiter
NIT Efursreaen nieoer, iueIdles on
SelbfrhGten unb Cbit nift suenin
Sfdben anaerihtet.
Sn letter Node fieBen fueiitid, Der
@aries Bride Der tpeiilid, fahrenos
Baiioaiersue uub Der bfilid, aehenns
apfdl .Grohtsne Der @o6 Ssiane
Hnhn suiommen. Ter Susenieui
auf benz Eeripnen,uae tunrbe nuf bel
Stelle eet0otet unb elm oeiser ri'
elm 9eitunasinnae idnuer perlett.
Tas ppn ben hieiieen Sduitiubeu
inter 9eItuna Der ehr,r. Sdiulidme
fiern seasbene .9ntertuinn,eut' bait
| iih on beiben Sunntnaen an ornei
lie aufeeihbrt luurse. puten SeiahtI
niht ollein bon hieieer eeneiuoe
ipnbern and auswdrtiecr @emeinoei
~ erireusn.
5rau Guauii Soefmauu uno Der
6enru Sot hner iiuo aui Der arnnfsn
life. Bon ReibeE miro tcrid!tst bal
ie auf Der Seiieruna iina.
llnier hod,w. Serr Giarrcr 3ci
@igaer ,prb wnhrenb bieier @Oh
nbpeierb iein
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1917-06-14

Die nod tor metrern ssodleu
itlehien duSiidten nu, siae eraitb,'
ee 8eisenernts hasea tch in hiesees
umaeaeno esrartia ssbeiiert. eas I'D
ppn oieier @etreiheart cine re1t er,
aicbige Grn,e er,porteu .d6t. oafer
psripridt cine Srn,e ppn lAo Sxo'
gent: aud on nsr issi 10 indr:id1 i'm
9anoe porhanSeuen une 10 thearsn
snnIleHiruat. ben sartpiieln. mire
ca, 10 pie bic aashdhien ieet iino.
I'M teuriaen SABRE bier uidt Ean'
ee!u allen 9rasar.eu mas has
Setter Der Ies,en 4oten ainaia une
,p:re es aad on Gen ridlt ieh!en.
apru Ia meaea hts aisalterseu Ne.
sens nno Der tatlen &iitrrnue surIi,
opi, i5mmi es amt hsi sieler Sttre''
seart ami bis ssrtrrine IN aas mag.
psua hieie ain.i,, antn Der Tornsc,
aoh init elmer reihea erute eisie,
a5rnerfradit esisanst msroen. Sr
9H 3iehernraen Der gsiiipuri nni
: iace fIifie. Die ans ihre# Nhu
a:in teu nat. feTs meh! eisl esi
sanfea 10 tsranee aErintet letn.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1917-06-14

Die ebriu. ShnIihpeiterr bon
1ops rom Crbrn Der Meni huerenna
Ghrii;e. iprodlen aeiierr bel ben bic
fi0en cbrw. Sdhuetcrn &c Iotre
Game su Sriud, nur.
-@ic rnih man iih droeru fanu !!
Ginn eab es cine 3eit oa 'ppttete
Der llmeritaner bab ber 2euti DIE
ieiueu 5eller rein ellie. :. Gr -
pprnrhmc Gewuhnhcit - laiic int
mer ennas lieaen. man babe ss ia!
0eute mnhnt Die. &esieruna - Sid
the platter clean!!" (St. Sciept's
Statt.)
--Nui ieiner iarm bel 2oDie Greet
! III en- Wittupt etter @uhe I'M NJ
ter ppn et:ra 10 Suhreu 6err Soieoh
| gtiiQes nadl l6noerem Siehthum aus
i Dem 9ebcs aeit,ieoen. Strr NiIgeS
betlciocte in irberen 3abreu. ndmlid,
1SS7-lsSS 1898 1884 unb 1904
-l906, sur oIleemeinen Suirieoenr
belt Ger Slraer. bas Rmt bes COUNTY
Ridlters bsS ,. Etiiritts.
5ran Z. i. 9ucbbert unb Suhu
Thumos, beaoben iih an Nortua
nah ct. Ypuis urb 8aibinatur.
aRo. In erfaeunnnter Stnbt perbcu
| Ie hcr iseicr Der Nbteauna Der cmiecr
| Crornseeluboe Der 1odller besw
| S1weher Der ebriu. Shweiicr Gprtu'
no beiwnhncn uno In @aihinatpn,
Iwo DC chru. Sdltusher beimi'h IN,
etIi:ae 2aae bei ,tr aai Seiah TER
brinaen.
--oprens z. Sphn unieres Ban
tins nerru Neuru @ehermann. III
nah SehebenS elmer Trliuna BOZ
Der st. gpuis aiIptintiun of 9reoiI
Nan", aus welter er init i0t
grsseut herupraina. bon bieier Se
iellidait bas 9euanib .tcmpetet Il
allen geihaitsbranGen' ansaeiiell
lwcroes. 9preus bait befn-ntlid be
bee appieSoat 90. bic Stelle oei
eahilhrers time.
-0err Suieph ssieaers. ir.. be
als Winoehhieteuoer tsl96. .U0l ppn
Suiib epartement ben auntratt be,
Ighbeibroerura smiihen bier uni
graple (aoe.etpmn in In oieier Spnti
nit einaeihiplien) ettalten, fuirl
abermnresn lSamstaa) antreten
Tis &pa mira tialin, ansiaiiebiid
sonutaas, um s llhr moraeus ool
ss,iia2alia abneheu unS nms et:ua
nhr abeaos suieoer bier oniumn,en.
Sci unIerem bodlip. Serl
Giarrer j. VI. Sispsnbrpd ipradtel
pdhrsno Der Ruhe bic iolaenoel
tphtu. Hsrren ,u Seirt ror: aep
wiaaer ron Speletomr. Geu. Scroll
luon saarbsnilie, 4sr. oaeihen %
iereue guaer. aeu. aihars npn 5oli
Sec. Soiesh snmibt uen sopS I'M
aru. Gerharh Srhuiet rua y
I9homas. IN rer essserea 9eaIcitan
wnr ieire shmrites ri. Mari
sHmlbt nns isiue Gldate bic fiein
tShi s1uiet 7ndIfsrshrn Der GteIea
L SoIerh shniiei epn Ct. Thouaal
Inaatraalsh np1a = tael1ea If y
/ se e14s. ~s<&4.<s ~<s@.+s~s - s~.-@--
u. - f>rn0tnma nr1mnnan.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1917-06-14

sim Souniaa ben 10. 5uui
I llbr uioraens, III enblidl. Hombem
iie felt etlua anbertbaib Snbren nit
einem ntarternben inrerlihem areas'
aeid,suir nm ihr 2eben geifritteH,
@ittipe anna dprt In, aaHpie NIT
bieism unbsiiesbareu 5einbe untesle'
aen unb Ent bftereM Gmuioag Der
b. Sterbeiotramente aus oieiem
|irsiifben Sninmerthnle aeiGiebsn
nn5 In Elm btiieres Senieits einae'
aonaen.
9ie Beritorbene tpurbe am 2. Suni
1860 als 5ohter GER gbeleute eite
Gitsn gu 9aos eebUren. SIM Snni
1882 perebelid,te iie iih nit bem ibr
am Is. Suli 1907 i'm Tobe uornnge'
aanaenen Serrn anton 5oif. peides
gbe 7 8inoer entiprpiien uun oenerl
nod, 8. ndmlif Sphanna 5rau Senrt
Nilbers bnhier un6 @eorge uni
GbuaA III Neh Hoint, ssebrostc
uphnhait. ant 4ebsn. Won ihren
BeIhnineru iiberleben nuh 6rI. Git
iabctt Giten, 1rau Senrp Shlueter
| frau 6. Eierdr unb Seurp Gifsn be
9aus, bic gsritorbene.
Tos Acknowledgements fano on
,lienStaa uah einem aequiem ia'
ibre Seelenrihe unb Giuieenuns be-
qeide. pon ber Ct. Soiepb's airh'
auter GROCER 8etheiliaans anf bisii
gem @D,tesater itatt.
Mbae he. bic aui Grbeu uiel aelit
ten. In tlhler Groe irieblih ihlum
mern!
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1917-06-14
IanfIasuns.

gsir wlnihen hermit allen Yadl
barn, 5reunben uub Sertuanoien.
bic uns pdhreno oes lanaen 2eioeus
nnb i'm 7pbe uuierer inniaitaeliebter
SHUTTER gnna Sort in friitliher Rdh
fenliebe ihren Seiitanb eeleiiiet. uu'
ierer innaiieu Tanf 81 erfatier.
Tie sinoer Sphnnnn s9ilbcrs,
Seure unb Gbuaro Sort.