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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-11-14
FIFTEEN YEARS AGO
Items of Interest Taken from the Slftlngs OF lh1s
Corresponding Week Fifteen Years Ago

.Ouling Flannel. 4 cents YARD
at Nelson s.
Fancy dress calico, 4 cents q
yard at Nelson's.
Good Crash toweling 81 cents
ward at Nelson
Willis Campbell of the Fostoria
company had been i'll.
John w. Ward was to spend
the winter in California.
Charles Theobald had returned
from an extended trip east.
"Best Amoskeag check ging-
hams, 4 cents yard at Nelson's. =
Mrs. +. A. Moss was home after
three W. eks with friends in Denver.
O. H. Waldo was to start drifting
on the Bryan lode in the Central
lunnel
Miss Darlington had recovered
from an illness, and resumed her
duties in the eighth grade.
Contractor Knowles finished
squaring up he breast of the Cen
tral tunnel at point 400 feet
from the portal.
Christian Halberson, nearly SO
wears of aye died at Lawson, sur
vived by two nephews, P. L. and
G. A. Christopherson.
Several views of the Ward mine
IN Siftings. Six new
steel tanks for the cyanide section
Of the mill were being riveted to-
ge'h her
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-11-14
Sacrifice.

Love means sacrifice and apprecia-
ton. And the man who thinks he
loves and has not the spirit of sacrifice
only is administering to his self-grati-
fication. All of the big emotions have
coupled with their expression an under
lying element of capacity for repres
sion. 1t is the ability to give or with
hold that makes their true value, and
since love is the greatest of all these
then the greater should be the power
of sacrifice.-Alden.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-11-14

The Republican House has pas
sed bill for the holding of an
international Congress in Wash
ington to discuss means of assist
ing in the development of cable
and RADIO communication between
the nations and continents of the
world. At the present time the
cable situation is such that the
United States is at the mercy of
other nations, as they control cable
lines, route commercial messages
and are in position to censor all
messages for their own advantage.
The Government has been clean
ed out of several millions in its
castor oil experiment. Military
enthusiasts of the Signal Corps
induced a large number of farmers
to engage in castor bean growing,
because 100000 gallons of castor
oil was needed to lubricate the
rotary engines in the aircraft of
the Allies and those which it was
supposed the United States would
build. To this end the War De
partment expended $2,23l.000.
The farmers raised and delivered
1S3,S16 bushels of beans ard SS,-
000,00 of claims against the Gov
ernment which are still pending.
The Air Service now hopes the
claims can be scaled down 10 So
OOO,OOO
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-11-14

Today there are thousands of
young folks, perhaps many of
them reading these lines, who
believe that it is not necessary
for them to go to school-that
somehow, whether they are trained
or not for the conflict which they
are entering, they will come out
victorious. Could anyone fool
himself more completely
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-11-14
Values of Precious Stones.

Emeralds ranked with rubies ano
sapphires as the most costly gems OF
the ancient world. Then diamonds were
worn in rough state. The art of cut
ting the precious white stone was moi
discovered until the fifteenth century
when the flashing brilliance of the dia-
mond was brought to light. Emeralds
are still fashionable. They are rare
and good ones are becoming rarer
Carat for carat they are as valuable as
diamonds.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-11-14
NOTICE
To Whom It May Concern:

To Whom 1t May Concern:
The lease and bond partnership heretofore
existing between Charles B. Deal Fred W. Reed
W. Wallace Glib, and A. R. Grossman, all Of
Denver. has been by mutual agreement dissolved.
Charles b. Deal and Fred W. Reed have failed
to pay their September pro-rata assessment and
have Withdrawn from the. partnership. and are
hereby advertised ont of any benefits to be de
rived from above mentioned lease and bond by
reason of said failure to pay their assessment.
The business will be continued by W. Wallace
Gibb. who will hold two-thirds interest. and
A. R. Grossman who will continueto hold one
third interest.
w. WALLACE GLIB
A. R. GRoSSMAN.
First Duplication Oct II. 1919.
Last Publication Jan. Q. 1920
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-11-14
Scorned His Opportunity

Israel zangwill, the Hebrew
poet and author, has this to say
OF Mr.. Wilson and the peace
treaty: Had President Wilson
returned home heartbroken at his
defeat by the dark forces of Eu-
rope. he would have been the great
est successin human history. But
that he should triumphantly wave
scraps of paper from which the
fourteen points have been practic-
ally erased, here is the true tragedy
of his downfall. 1t adds his own
failure to the worlds"
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-11-14
Snakes.

It is known that some species of ser
pents lay eggs, as farmers often plow
them up, and upon opening them they
find the embryo snake within the leath-
cry covering. The eggs of the same
species vary in size and shape, but are
always oval. AS rule it is the con-
stricting snake, or those which Kill
their prey by squeezing it, that lay
eggs; such as the black snake, boa CON
strictor, etc.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-11-14
Lie

Life is life's supreme interest. With
out il nothing is possible; with it, all.
American life is the supreme interest
of America. That life is full, pro-
gressive. Intense, ambitious, imperfect.
One of its glofies may be called its i'm
perfections. For there is glory of
the imperfcet.-Charles r. Thwing.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-11-14
No Longer Funny.

AS n general thing, when a woman
asks her husband not to make an ex
hibition of himself it Is sign that
she has got over the idea that he is
cute.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-11-14
Some superstitions.
First duplication Oct II. 1919.
Last Publication Jan. 0. 1920

The breaking of a looking glass is.
with some people, the occasion of a
gloomy foreboding, and the unlucky
person who does it is supposed to be
doomed to seven years of bad luck.
Peacock feathers were formerly con-
sidered as bearers OF sickness, vet
fashion has introduced them into house
decorations.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-11-14
- - ans reveal.

Greet occasions do Bef make heroes
or cowards; they simply unveil them.
Silently and lmpefceptibly we grow
ana wax strong, we grow and wax
weak; and at last some crisis shows
what we nave become.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-11-14
How to Save.

Its got so. says an old friend of
ours, that a fellow can't save any
money without doing without some
thing" While this is perfectly true,
We hold to the opinion that fellow
never could.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-11-14

We live more, see more, think
more, feel more in month than
our great grandfathers did in ten
years.
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3crnfeate beIeblicEcit
2lrbcit a,tfsiincbntcit

j 9fod Springs. ggpo, 10. Rob.-
|Nrob ser @robun9en bon montcue.
vriniiden lmO boImatii1cn @craIct.
een, ole SIR arbeit 8uriidfcbrcnbcn
khicben 3n ipotlen, bohen 2.500
b9cralente in elmer MoIIenberion,m.
|tna bcidIoiicn. Die glrbeit in oen
eSrnbcn micOer oufSnncbnen. CT.
ki6c glrbc;ter, Bic ocitern mordcn
ben Ginqong at ben @rliben bon
elit gidIcn mo 9icbolpern bcipnIf.
krtea ausIdnoeru beictt fonoen,
|fliibten Dicoer ,mtfebren. @ertrcter
per gunorsbebor6e bnben bcri6ie.
1ehe GnImotiner in Soft geaom.
alen. @eriihte iiber Sfubeit6rnneen
sn onOeren Orten iperoen bon oen
|}eboroen lit @breoe geitellt. Gie
kD1ebr3obf Der omerifaniid)en arbei-
|cr lit millens, iofort ol ole Arbeit
kuriidSufebren. nno Die 2oilin9 Der
kreitigen 3rngen drbeiteno 81 er.I
korten, ober Die ssisI0noer poIlen
&rlt ibre 5oroeruHo beipiIlist buben.
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$inotnbnrg au6trt
f(b frci nno offtn
Grkldrt por Ser seitstaesstscmmiiiicn Sa6 Sas
pclk Sas Beer i'm Stid1 eelaiicn mtS
eiiien Sic9 itnrnSelit fnadtte.
rnilnecn pcr 1lmerika ipnrScn niNt beadtct.

Berlin 10. 9sob.--SelomnriAaIl
b. Sinoenburg iuuroe geItern bon
Dem 9teidstogsousiduB, Der Die
neutrality-suspicious. un0 Die ariees.
. fiibrung Su niiteriiihen bat, per.
nonlmen. Ser greiie Seerfiibrer log-
te unter otOerem: rsScb meib nit
8eItinultbeit, odb peOer bas Bolt.
nod ber aaiier, nod Die &egieritne
oen arieg lpiinIdten, oenn Die gie-
gieriing erfnnllte beIIer tpie onoere,
bic ilngerein ihfuierige SteIlung
Geuti9lonos in eiilem &rieee eegen
Die entente. Geiiti9lnn0s 9efeniib-
it1rte mar bon 8eginn an Die oenf-
bar ingiinItigIte. Ger @effifte mag
es iiberlolien bleiben, 6li entideioen,
fpesbalb 9eltIhIoilbS 5riGOenspolis
tit ntiBlang.
gSenn Die 0hlit1rbcboroen fir eis
nen rnbermei0li9en &rieg 8orberei.
tiingen trnfen 10 toten iie Der Sea-
tion eegenitber MIR ibre Bflidt.
91tte &olf uno Seer bereint 0dges
itan6en, oonn iuiirOen mir 9eiiegt
baben f6nnet. Ger sScino mar ius
an 3obl iiberIegen ilno oeiien Seer
iinb golf poren lih einie; bel uns
0abein madten Ii6 boie ginfliiIle
geIteno uno 0teie braden ben @ils
len Su lie9en."
eeStt alien groBen GntIdeioungsfrn.
gen tparen er ttno Der @enerolquors
tiermeilter elmer Meinitng. Som 80.
9IueitIt 1914 Big gum Gnoe oes
&rieges orbeitete er nit 2uOenoorff
&di1o in Sar0.
o8ir era6teten eIeih nndOem id
ons Sberfontmanoo erbielt, Den itit.
begrenSten Gandbootfrieg ols Slpin.
genb,4 fngte Der 5eIomaribaG. rgei
@eginrt 0eS ssyabres 1917 poIltei
mir es itidt nlebr geItatten, onb uns
iere tapferen SoIooten nit anterifa.
nii9er Wlinition befdoIIen tuuroen
itno oeref 5ralten uno ainOer Olrb
bic 8lodaoe 9ungers itnrben. Ter
1t-gootfrieg mar 6ns etrdige Wit-
tef Der Sitllotion 5it begeonen.
g[I8 Sin0erblrg nn0 2u0enOorff
s.oas 9feid8taa sgebdnoe 6etraten, lpa.
l,sn Die gu Dem Gibunssaintmer fiib.
oen aorri0ore nit gieugierisen
1efiillt. Ser 9rdiioent Der Som.
iiion @ofbein entpfing oen Selo.
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2oogt&flolutiolln nlu6
abgelfbnt lufrofll
Dicic 1ilitteilmne ldEt 4,rdI0cnt ltilicn sen Hes
eiermnesSemckratcn In eiitcnt S6reibcn
at Senator Pitttccds stkcmnten.
6it6cod iud6t Pilfc bel ,,fnilSen Gin,panSlcs

Mlebniing ser 2ooge Meioluticn
berbei5ufiibren. Sr einent an Sem.
tor Sitdcod gerifteten 8rief ingt
er, 6aB oie g[nnabme Der Mefolution
cine MISUNDERSTANDING oes Grie.
oensDertrags beoei,te itn0 ertpdrte.
oab Die Senotoren olle 0ngegen
itiriinen niir0en.
9ie oerlofratii1en Senatoren biess
fer beiite 8orniittdg eine1 Caucus,
UNI ibren &ttr3 BEL, Der fonluen6en
glbftimnllhe feit5ultenen. gei oieier
@efegeneit perlns SerntDr Sitdcod
ben @rief, ioel1en Br1iioent 8iliott
oa i'm geridtet bntte. Terielbe laiia
tet: rMein lieber Geilotprl Sic lDds
rem 10 freunolid), mir mit5itteileH,
boB Die oenlofratif1el1 Genatoreit,
luel6e fir Die 9iatififntion oes syrie-
oensDertrogs iino, Dor Der 4bltinls
ittltng iiber Die 2ooge HeIolution efite
8erotiing baben lper0ett nno germ
&otidldee BOZ, mir ertgegennebnten
ipiir0en.
SD ipiirbe aogerit, mid eiiige.
beno nit 9fatihldgen ein5nloIien,
ttebnte iebo1 an, bob Die Gendtoretl
nur mcin llrteil iiber Die nlles iibers
i6ottenoe syroge Der abltimutitfsg
iiber Die 2oDge &eipltttioit ipelhe bie
pielet bon Senator 2oDge eitteea
brad)ten @inipGnoe entbdlt, 3n 1oren
miinideil. llnb bieritber baItc id) nfit
meinent llrteiI feineslDegs airriid.
Genn nteiner g[niift nah iiebt oieie
Meiollltion feline Gotififation Dor,
Ionoern cine slufbebune 0es Srie-
oensbertrags. SD boffe alien grn-
iteg. ooB Die Sreltnoe itno 8cfiirs
iporter bee Srieoensnertrags gegen
sic 9feIoIution Itirtnleil iueroeit.
,@ie itb berItebe, iuernen oonit eia
ser mirflitben Rafififotiot Cor iiao
Cir offen iteben.
sd, baue oaralif baE oIfe tuirfs
Iiben sSreitnOe Oes sSrieoengDprtrdes
iid) wcieert. iperoeib fir Die 2Doge
@eipIution 5lt itimmen.
oMiit altfridtiger 5reunoihaIt
SIR
gSoooroip @iIion.@
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StiMitaitS IN
1ocrbailolttitgcit
@rnbeHbeiiber unb gergfente foms
men elmer Ginisnns in Der Gpbn.
frase nid,t naber.

gsaibington, 10. 9eoD. .-Die In
terbanOIltngen 5miiden @rnbenBe-
fibern nno gergleuten iir6 nod int
llter attF Sem totem Hllnfte. 8dbs
reno bie bon alien Seitet eistln1-
fenoen 8eri1te eitte ifete abnnbrae
Ser aobIennorrGte nnSeigen nflo be~
oentenoe sSyftouitrieaipeige gum
S6lieBen ibrer gtrllngeit ac5tnitagert
meroen. nlofet tpe6er Die eirefr,
np@ Die aftoern ailitdltet 5unt etit-
Ienfen. 9ie gfegieritng bot bet
Observation-Disclosures @arfieD
beauftroat, er1ite @ioBregeItt 5ttr
Gerbiittns elmer ipirffiden GobIens
not I'M gatSen 2dit0e 5u treffen. Sc.
bod iAettit oie Regier1tng bef Mdit
elmer 8eidlngnabn1e Der @rllbe1t
unb slusbpittting berielbett, Biz be
8erbonolitnaen beettbet fit1o, nitfge-
geben st haben. @arfielo ipiro bri~
oen Gorteien oie gsotrpenoigfeit
cines iofortigen l1ebcreittfumnlens
oentii9 ntofcn. Die erite fir bcute
anberollnlte &onferenS utuBtec bcr.
idoben ipcroen, neil mat ridt n1e
gerelei,te benndlridtieen fonilts.
0ie @}rubrnbeiitcr tueroen tpabrs
IaeinIie5 ocn gIrbeitern oie ncte
2obnFoId, an ser ieit Sonrtaa ge.
orbeitet ipor0en it, beiite nod boz.
lcocn. lpcr0en ober StiTlidipciocn
bcobahter ioIonqe fie oie gIdnp oer
Iceicrirg ni6t fcnncn. Irbeitsicfrc.
far gsilion urO General. antpolt
&oImcr crbnItcn 3ilihriftcn unS
GelegranlnIe BON allen @egenorn. IN
mcIHen gcrbonosberaTeilte fid) oa.
riiber beidmeren. oaB ibrlen ieitcns
Ger @rubeneigentiimer Die Riidfcbr
snr @rbeit inrncgIidj gelnnft mira
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3blenmaitacl Mrs
| Sem BabltSicnit
! iticl,t ietaScn

1 Gbicngo, ST., 10. gtob. b.-Iod
Incr gcrdtrng NIT fieben Giien-
Ebn. .Diitrifts0ireftoren fat Der Sc
l-3ireftor Sines befonnt ee.
|sobt, ooB trob oes aobIennangels
|IidneioenOe 9eibr1nfnneen Der
|iIenbabn3iige nidt fir Die r1dIte
Fifunft olt eriporten feien. $err
fines lit Ser Neimtrts. 0oB Die
aienbobnen geniigen6 &oGIen on
||lno haben. Inn nert 9ienit in nor
EoLer 8eiie fir etipn oreiBis Gage
IiFreht at erhoIten, ttn0 ooB bon
hit an Die 50roeriine non @eid).
RbIen tG8lid aunebnten fperoe. Gin
htlborgo ouf Jrahteiiter iuiir6e aas
bte Yaittel 5ur GobleneripnrniS
in.
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g8aIbington 10. gtor.--Gie ga-
tififationsreloliltion ipelde Die Gor4
bebaIte oes Sendtors 2ooge entbat,
oenen bonn 8rdfioenten @ilion Oppo.
niert ipiro, miro pnbribeinIid
bente 5ur Se6otte fou1meu. Sdon
beute iriib noren Die beioerieitieen
Siibrer iebr beid6ftigt; biefes gilt
rGnentlid bon Senator &ihcod,
Dem Siibrer Der @esierungs6euaOfra.
ten. OR beriudte, iid ait bergeuii-
fern pelbe Soltltns bic .rniloen
giniu1n6ler" einnebentn ipiiroen.
falLs Die 2ooee Geiolution nbge-
Iebnt tperOen iollte. 9aittass fuirS
er ben Demofraten 8eiiing eeben
wie iie fidb bet Der gbitinunling stl
berbnlten iidben.
9Sroiibent 8iIion lit benliibt, cine
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Sotdl. .$23. .66t.24
Suit. Saueiien,
sSinan3iefret6r.
Beracr's 1lmsi6lnis lit
bSfcr prdscSei,sfaM
Berger.

Millpaufce, gsis., IS. seonu.-
&ctor 8eraer. Der ieifies 0eonoots
cnibobcne io5ialiitiide abgeoronete,
bcbarptet er iei ridt .9ro- Ser.
man" i'm Ianoldliiigen Gimme, ion-
bern r8ro.@enid)I'd)" unb ols ioI.
der lei er s9ro-8ernon Gro.
g aliidl, Gro.6raraoiiih ltno aSro-
8oIhii1."
sSn0ent er ieine leste 8erfeibi-
anriasreoe i'm saonercB ipie6erbolfe,
ialte er oaB ieine glusidltieBung
1einen iebr bosartigcn Grd5eoensfaa
i. fcre nno Die @runoidBe reprdieu-
tatiper Geaierlng au nidjte made.
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,Gcrrcral" tsraner
eftttuirft hrieesplar,

s8uibiHaton IS. gtob.--sssobn S.
&r0mer, Der nene 8eneroIfelomar.
lfall Der 8robibittonsifniiffler,
ioiro, ebe er init Dem aniippeI bes
@eieses oreiuIdIGgt, cine qroBe
educational cnnipagne" beginner,
I'm Die 6ffqntlicbe Meiniing su Gun.
iter Der Grobibttion sn becinfluIlen.
er ipiinift aber ie0erinonn su be.
bpr5igen ooB es cine 0risficrlid,e
Sade" fir ieoen iein miro, oas
8eict 5it ii6erfreteu.
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0clSStitrs beSrobt
2lntetika's 1Iusf.tbr

9len gcrf, 10. gaob.--9ie ert.
mcrtlIng oes europdii6en @eIo-
merits miro aitnoernteioIidy be olne.
rifauiife glusfubr nod europa er.
oroiielr. ssraifreid miro fid nidt
lange oo5ii bereeben, 100 9rosent
Eromiltm on dn1erifoiliIfen S8ed,-
lelroten 81 5dblen. 9ieie 9lniid)t
!nd5t iif mebr litib mebr in Osem
9orfer 5inan8freiien geIteno.
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sanSit Jenc James
tit fteMer 6citalt
Gntiprausener 3ndjtbansler pliim'
bert in elmer giadjt siuei giien.
babnaiise ans.

NDtUtllllt, SSDu.S lo. 9tlD. ~otN-
liam Carlisle, Der felt feiner in eli
nem SolSfoiten beiperfitelligten
SyIudt aus Dem 3uhtbnuie ON
Dienstag 5ipei 3iige beraubte, 1T Die
gelite, ipeIde Die groBte je IN oieienl
Staat abgeboltene Wenfdenjaab
beiiraubringen ber1iibt lit. Gin bal.
beS 9ubeno beipnffneter Snufen itno
cine 9(bteilnng GaudIerie bon ben
gunoestriippen in Sort Guiie1 Der.
folsen ieine Gpur. Die ben 8aiia.
gieren eines S6laftpagens bon Dem
8anoiten qegebene 3lriihernilg, oaB
er feline @reiie, 8eiber. ainoer.
SoIodten uno Watrofen berniibe, bat
Die geb0rDen in Der gerniiitlng be-
it1rft, oob Der Gduber nieninno iii
ols Carlisle, tpelher IN orei fiibnen
Observation-Disclosures i'm Sabre 1916
cine beionbere Soflibfeit eegen
sSralten ltno &inoer on ben Gag
legte.
Ser ganoit beItieg Oen 3ns BEL
Sod &iber, betrat eiren Eoltrilten-
S6loilpagen nno erbelitete ettpa
$3.50 in bar uno IN 8ertiaden. @r
berIicB Ben 3ug, Der nit elmer @e=
idpinoigfeit BON 90 Meilen oie
Stunoe fuhr, m Ser Rdbe bon We-
6ieine 8oD, nnaoem er, gang tpie es
garlisles @epobribeit mar, Die
@ahtmannidaft oufgeforoert batte.
i'm at fnngcn. Giner Der 3ugmad)-
ter feuerte anfS Gerabetpobl auf
oen Spisbuben. uno man gIoltbt,
boB oiefer cine 8ertpnnoiing i'm
9rnl 0abongetrogen bot, oo nlon lei.
iten &eDpIper III eiter 8l1ttlohe I'M
3uabeltib1le fotb. Ser Gdi,britter
entfdnt.
Der 3u9 plrbe sitnt Steben ge-
bradt, ititn Die 3ugmor,niGaften
Inter Siibrung bon Il. 9. @orlbolI
Suoiot einen 8alioeier, begnnn
nad ben Spuren oes Gtttflobenen 3u
iiAen. 9ieier ipar nod Nae6icine
gou gegdngen uno ergan5te fcinen
oaourd, oaB er bon
einem auf oieier Station boItertben
Spe5iol8ug Orei @elpebre nit ba8n
Mlunition enttuenoete,
nadbem oieier 3ug gerooe cine
@onnidoft entianot bate, Die @e.
gerO na6 Dem 9fGuber gu our6iu.
den. 9ieic fiibne Sat bergctuilIerte
Die geb6rocn, 0ob Carlisle ser @1u.
bet lit, ba feline 2oufbobn mcbrere
ocrarti9e 8ranourltiide onflpeilt, DIT
Den erbcutaten @affen lit Scr @ege.
logerer 8li elmer 6eiparaten Gcrteioi.
gltng bollft0noia ousgeriiitct. fols
man i'm IN Die Gnge trcibcn ioIlte.
Set iciner fSludt aus ocnt @e.
fdngnis bot Carlisle lcinc @erfoI.
ger 0ooure1 getaild]t, 0ob er einen
Sufen id)Ins uno ollf einem 3use
nod Sod gfiper auriidfcbrtq. Sier
er iid ourd Drobungcn
NIT einem &enolper 3ugong in ocn
8ep6dpogen zines Gdnelsugcs.
opn meldem aus er ieinen lleber.
faa ousfiibrte. sSeSer ourd) @po.
ming fobrenoe 3ue fiibrt 8aiuoff-l
tete m ieoem 8osen, Die nod gor.
isle 9lusifnii bnIten. SoIonge man
i'm nidt i,nter S6IoB unb 9fiegell
bat, fiiblen fih bie gobnbcanlterl
iidt Dor einem nelen fiibnen lleber.
iaa iidcr.
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idDere erf6lturJ mari ibn aufs
aronfenlnger, BON Dem fid Der MN.
|mebr Observation-Disclosures nidi
iuieoer erbeben follte, lno GienstdQ
gegen Z llbr obenOs bat ct III iei.
ner 8obnung, 6t8 iii0l. 20. StrdBe,
iein auge fiir iinnler gei9lolicn.
Gin tatenreidss 2eben lit Sun,
Ibi6luB gefonlnlen, Iito ipenn mir
ltns aud iagen fniiiicn, ooB mir MIR
@oIt alif oieier Groe fino, inlo Der
@erItorbene oas bibIiihe Sitter IGnoIt
ii6eridritten batte, 10 beidIeif)t uns
benno6 o6 oeS gfbIebens oieieS bra.
ben NtnnneS ein @efiibI Der Srduer.
oenn SER 6reo arua ipar Elm gqn,
Ser Mann; Oas fDiiIen rtiht nnr Die.
jenigen Die linn perfonIidJ nabe
itanoen ionoeru altd iolde, Ole nidt
oas Slid 9ebabt ba6etl, nit ibm in
ertgerem gerfe9r gclebt 5li baben.
Sris arug mur0e am %. 9e5enl.
bet 1888 in 9deoer8mebrn bei &ai.
iel, 9elitIdlanb, geboren 1ino ergo.
gen. gr bntte oas Mter BON 19 Sob.
ren erreidt, als er beIhloB, mad
oen Ser, Stoqten aus8itpan6ern,
benn 5li enge iunroen iGnl Die 8eis
bdltltiile i'm aIten 8aterlonoe. Rad)
ipo6enlanger ueberfobrt lanoete er
in Stem Yorf. 9os oortige 2eben
a6er bebogte inn niht uno er begab
li6 oireft mad ct. 2oliis, ipoielbIt
er glrbeit in elmer 9rduerei fano.
8is gum Sabre 1866 girg er BORT
ieinem @eiddft aIs 9rouer no1 ltrlo
iibernnbn oann bic Gtelle eines
9raltneiIterS in elmer Heinen graue.
rel i'm ipeitIiden Seil bon MiiIouri.
SSSul Sabre oorauf febrte er nod ct.
2ouis auriid uno beiratete Sri. an.
no 8ittig, Die ibm in ollen leinen
2e6enslagen eine treue 9egleiterin
eelpeien lit.
ssSn acknowledgement Sdbre tam er
per Sdiff mad Council Bluffs, un6
er9oblid) mar es, ibnt 5a5uborcn
nie er iein gintreffen nlF Dem 6or.
tigen> GnrnpferIon0nngsplnt idil.
oerte. gtiemanb mar bort, i'm un0
feline 6rdu ncbit @ep1f o6auboIen.
Seine sSrdit nuf oem 2af1oungsplaB
laIIerlo, beeob er iid1 in Die Gta0t
utlo reqltirierte 9fero nebIt 8agen.
IS foltete iiidt geringe 92iibe.
Council Bluffs 5u errei1en uno elm
llnterfommen gu finoen. Sic @e.
briioer Sogg fparen inn 8egriff cine
fleine 8rauerei 81 errihten. Serr
aru9 eine ibnen bel Dem 8ert nit
Rot uno Gat our Sano nno pnroeI
Der crite 9raunieiiter. gtipa onoert-
boIb Sabre lang bIieb er bort, oannI
trell5te er 0en WfllniirL lllil IcinI
Slid in SniaDa gu Deriudlem uno
II bat es bier gefunoen. Sier lcete
r ben @runoItcin sur groBtenl
9roucrei Oes 8eItens; bier mur.
ielte ieine &rdft Lnb llntit4t, bier
duf er iid cine Scinlat. iab feline
SamiliennlitglieOer berampndien,
,on ipefden Iei0er orei Come ibm
m Tooe boroitsgegangen. geIangte
m 8obIltono uno slnieben nno
Elm eieenes Sd pnr nit Dem @ers
eeons Smobos iunig ferfuiipft.
stn Der 6ortnn StroBe, auii9enI
O. iuio IL, rihtete Der ilinae|
9rouer cine 9roierei Gin. 9(nf1ne.
id Iiefcrte Serr arua oas Bier oitfl
inem Sdubtarren on feline allno.
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slr5t eiebt eg, orr oieIe tiefe &unoe,
Oieieu bcrben 5eeIcnidmcrs gu beiucn
permag, uno oas lit Die glues lin.
oernSe 3cit. Sen tronernoen Sin.
terbliebenen fprehen mir nnIer tief-
gefiibltes geiIeib aus.
I'm ben 8critiebenen trouern
feline bodbetogte @attin. ieine &od-
ter Seno, 5rait gtor gedt, Die per-
Sroi Conrad @ieoemonn,
itn6 oie Sobnc 9Ibert irtb ssofob.
0ie 9ecroierns fittoet ssreitog nad)-
rlitne bonn Srniierbouie nig oiif bent
Nroipect Sill 6riebbof itntt. goItor
Sd)1fer tpirD Die Seihenfeier Ieiten.
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t11aSiicn 1itdnnerctcr
itiftet icinc kanc
Sat bem SiIfsfOnS fir gsittelenrOpa
iein ganses germdsen, beitebenS
ans 5000, iiberiuieien.

Ser M1nnerdor in Maoifon. gle.
brasfa, bat feline gan5e aniie, be-
itebeno aus $500, benz Silfsfono fir
g2itteleuropo iiberpieien, tpie 0os
aus Dem baiitiaen 6inana.geri6t er-
ii6tlifJ lit Ser @erein bot oantit
oaS 9eilpieI onberer @ereinigungeii
befolet, Die ebenfnIls felt Iiinecrer
Belt iint1tig pdren, aber INNER
nod @eLb in ibrer aaiie batten ooS
iie bieiem eoIen 3nede aiitponoten.
ssinan5.geridlt.
gisber folcftiert .$23.32124
Bon eiitem llneendnnten
aus ser @emeinoe oes
Serrn gaitors s.
S9aff, GIotonia, Sle.
brasfa ............ 800
8. u. g[. Sauiotln, syre.
mont, gsebr. ....... 1900
Gbeo. Gdmann sos
brasta ....... 800
@uit. gdnann. ...... 200
6rnnt Shniole, @ar6en
9th, stai.. 5000
gingeianbt bon ben Ser
rem 3eliirt antter-
man Sob. Gunf, Bal.
ling, uim., geit bes
8ermoeens beg Mobi.
ion We6tlnerdors. \. 10000
q. g. gllen @tobiion.
gaebr. ............- 500