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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-22
SLAIN PRIEST FOUND
IN BOG AT GALWAY
Father Griffin, Missing for
Week, Had Been Shot by
Kidnappers.
ANOTHER Is THREATENED
Cottagers Say LOrry Load of
Men Came to Lonely Spot
at Night.
ANOTHER Is THREATENED

GALWAY. Ireland. Nov. 21.--The body
Of Father Griffin. me priest who dlsap-
reared several days ago. was found yes
terday in a shallow grave about four
miles from Galway. There was a bullet
wound in his temple
The body of Father Griffin. who was
the curate of Bushy Park. was found in
bog by the roadside near Darna, four
miles from Galway. Volunteers had
been searching for the curate since he
was kidnapped by three unknown per-
cons last Sunday. A party of country
ads made the discovery.
The lads observed in the bog what APP
oeared 10 be a recent uTNeaval. They
began probing into the mound with sticks
and finally uncovered the skirts and the
overcoat of the priest. without proceed
ng further they sent for priests IN Gal
way, and when they arril cd. working
under their direction by moonlight. I'M
earthed the body of the curate.
Cottagers in this bleak and sparsely
inhabited part of the countryside tell
OF the mysterious arrival at midnight
last Sunday, following the kidnapping
Of Father Griffin, of a lor load OF
men The lorry halted near the spo,
where the body was found and the
ghts were eXtinguished In about
wenty minutes the lamps were re-
lighted and the party drove away.
When The body Of Father Griffin was
brought into Galway to-day II was
placed uncoffined on the high altar OF
the parish church Huge crowds passed
before the biar. while three priests knel'
near by reciting the rosary. The first
intimation townsfok had of the tragedy
was an announcement made by the
priests at the morning masses
At st. Joseph's Church. where Father
Griffin presided. pathetic scenes of grief
were witnessed. The priests omitted
the usual sermon and confined them
selves to relating incidents of the life
Of Father Griffin and paying tribute to
him They declared that the priest had
the congregation to pray for the respose
Of his soul. but not to forget also to
pray for his murderers.
Although number of priests lately
have been i'll treated or threa tened
Father Griffin is the first to forfeit his
life. In fact. no priest has been done
TO death in Ireland in many years.
Father OMeehan. F7ther Griffin s
colleague and senior curate. with whom
Father Griffin lived. said in his church
to-day that he had received five written
threats OF death since last May. and
that he did not dare sleep in his own
home He added that Father Griffin
had never received any threats.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-22
TO DEFINE DUTIES
UNDER ARTICLE X.
Committee Considering APP
plications of II States.
Bn the Asaociated Press.


GENEVA Nov. q. The responsibilities
sponsibilities of its individual members
l1der Article X. OF the covenant Is one
question the committee on admission Of
rev members is considering in connec-
ton with the applications of fourteen
States not including Germany These
applications are now in the hands of sub
committees They are
Finland, Esthcnia. Letvia, Lithuania
and Luxembourg, referred to subcom-
mttee presided over by NJ. Pou;let Aus
tra, Bulgaria. ALBANIA and Lichtenstein,
referred TO subcommittee presided over
by Lord Robert Cecil. and Georgia. Ar
. menia. Azerbal JAM, Ukraine and Costa
Rica, subcommittee presided over by
DR.. Fridtjof hansen, Norway.
Besides responsibilities under Article
X, the committees viii consider In re-
spect to each applicant the following
Questions: Is its application in order?
Is the Government applying recognized
de jure or de facto md by which States?
Is the applicant nation one with a stable
government and settled frontiers? What
are its size and population? Is 1t self
governing? What ms beer it's conduct,
including both acts and assurances, with
regard to it's international Obligations?
The latter question is supposed to have
teen inspired by the French member OF
the committee, NJ. VIviani, with view
to any proposition that may be submitted
70 elect Germany. The prescriptions OF
the Sague as to armaments will also be
considered in connection with the mill
ury power'of each applicant.
While in the opinion of the delega-
tions the first weeks work of the as
scmbly has been satisfactorily accom-
plished, final concrete solutions are not
expected on all questions because most
o. the Important problems are compli-
Gated by the absence OF the United States,
Russia and the Central European Powers.
Ii is hoped, how ever, that fundamental
plans will be laid to control ornaments,
. ganiZe an internati )nal court or justice.
ana put in force tn. blockade against
any Power breaking the covenant
:. Slight amendments to the covenant
Nay be made, though many delegates
bold that the entire question should
await propositions from the United
States which they expect as a result OF
'esident-elect Harding's consultations.
Some of the deeg ties intend TO make
an issue on the. supremacy OF the as
scmbly over the council by lighting for
he election of all the members of the
council by the assembly. thus taking
fhc control out of the hands of the big
Powers. which under present conditions
name a majority. This woulC involve
the revision of the covenant under
which it would be impossible to reach
the required unanimity.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-22
BLOW IN BOXING BOUT
KILLS u. OF v. STUDENT
First Suing to JaU Finishes
Gymnasium s 1rt.

BURLINGTON Vt. Nov 2t--Donald r.
Hendrick OF Franklin. % years old, a
freshman IN the University OF Vermont
died I'm q hospital early to-day from the
effects OF an injury sustained when nc
was Knocked out To- a boxing match in
the university gymnasium last night.
The bout was part 81 one Of the an
nual freshman sophomore activities and
Hendrick waR pittcd against Thomas
Purcell % sophomore and a member Of
the varsity football team A minute after
the match started Hendrlck was Knocked
out with swing 70 the jaw. When he
fell his head hit the floor beyond the
mat
An autopsy performed to-day showed
that death was caused by n ccrcbrni
hemorrhage 40 action was taken
againsl nurcell
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-22
ARNSTEIN TRIAL WAITS
ON JUDGES HEALTH
Conspiracy Case May Begin
in Washington To-day.

WAsHINGroN. Nov 2t-Whcther the
trial OF Jules W. CNicky) Arnstein on
charges OF conspiracy In the $4,000. 900
bond tbcfts would begin IN the District
of Columbia Supreme Court tomorrow
depended tonight on the health Of Jus
tice Gould, who has been absent from
the Bench for several days II was be-
lieved certain however. that Arnstein.
Tho wae Indicted 10y G-a here
last spring. charged with consplring 70
bring stolen securities into the District
would be brought 20 trial some time this
week
Sev'r7l alleged go-hetwcans ~ the b0rd
robbery. who also were named In the
indictment. Including three Washington
men. will be brought A. trial with Arm
steiu aN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-22
wife Sees officer killed.

In the same area a passing lorry
heard cries for help and found a party
attempting to kill a military officer
The assailants escaped Capt. Newberr,
was shot dead in his own residence g.
Lower Baggott street. He made good
fight for his life. wounding one OF his
assailants. and was finally killed in tie
presence of his wife
Capt. Fitzgerald was attacked by
twenty men in his house in EarlsforJ
Terrace.
Upper Mount street saw perhaps the
bitterest fighting OF the day. Bennett
and Aimes were seized by a gang and
brought TO a house, where Mahon, said
TO be an officer in the tanks. was also
seized. The three were lined up in a
back room and killed out of hand
woman in the house yelled, The
officers are being murdered" and n
passing lorry laden W tn seven cen
Black and Tans in civilian clothes inn
mediately surrounded the house and
sent Garvin and Morris from their mum
Der to get aid from the barracks These
two messengers were later found killed
in nearby garden. The rest OF the
party forced an entry to the house ami
exchanged shots with the armed civil
ians succeeding in arresting four armed
men one of whom was wounded.
The assassinations at the Hotel
Gresham were carried out by party
of fifteen, who held up the servants. eX-
amined the registers and forced the hall
porter at the point Of a gun to lead ten
OF them to MacCormick's room, while
FIVE covered the servants with drawn re-
volvers Mccormick was shot while
sitting up in bed reading 4 newSl,al'@-
Wilde was in the mex. sUOw; sra started
for the door when ne heard the shots,
but was killed before he reached it.
Heavy toll was taken of ranking OH
GERS at rs Upper Pembroke place.
Major Bowling and Capt. Price, both
e. uniform We're Killed at their bedroom
doors. while Coils. Montgomery and
Wobdcock and Capt Kinnelly We're seri-
ously wounded. one officer at % Lower
Mount street reports n miraculous es-
cape when he dropped on his knee to
open the door in answer to n knock.
A dozen bullets flew over his head and
the assailants fled.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-22

men, many of whom are said to be
high chiefs in Sim Fem who had CONT
here to direct the uprising. The origi-
nal outbreak is officially character
lied as a concerted attempt to XIII
officers and former officers .1g eed
tn government work who lived in the
city away from the barracks.
Not Ready for Outbreak.
There is no doubt that the leaders
on neither side wanted a general out
break Only last night Sim Fein
leader talking with the correspondent
Of THE New YORK HERALD said II was
the last thing they sought, because they
realized their inferiority 10 the Gov
eminent forces. Castle officials also
warmly assert they do not want repres-
sive measures 10 assume grand scale
because Of the political effect in Eng
land.
1t Is. nevertheless, freely admitted in
both quarters that mysterious deaths
and disappearance on both sides in the
particularly brutal form that many re-
cent killings have taken have wrought
up the rank and file to high pitch, and
that any particular incident might set
off the powder.
Just the proper combinations for such
Incidents occurred to-day. The body OF
Father Griffin, the Galway curate who
was kidnapped last Sunday. was found
shot throuhh the head in a depression
of the hills near Barna, six miles from
Galway Michael Blake and James
ONeill after being acquitted by court
martial of the killing of Constable oak
ley last July. were held up on the road
and shot to death by party Of armed
and uniformed men on their way home
to Limerick.
Griff n. though a Sim F'einer, openly
attacked the Sim Fein killings from
his pulpit The Government says that
Sim Fein apostles of violence killed him
but his own parishioners and every one
else in Ireland blame the Black and
Tans 1t is reported that Government
lorry passed Barna hills just before the
body was found.
The first killings in Dublin We're re-
vealed when the ambulance called at
Northampton road, where It found Mac
Lean and Smith shot. A report says
that ten or twelve armed civilians called
and killed the two officers in bed and
shot and wounded their landlord when
he Eeemed about to interfere.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-22
STORM MOVING EAST
OVER GREAT LAKES
Shifting Winds Nav Turn
Into Gale With Rain.

WAsHrNGroN Nov. 21--S'orm warn
ings were ordered displayed on all Of
The Great Lakes to-day by the Weather
Bureau, which reported that a storm.
central over northwestern Illinois. was
moving east-northcast with increasing
intensity
Fresh shifting winds VIA become
northwest" the bureaus forecast stat
cd. ard probably win reach gale + See
with rain" n
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-06-25
1Ots0am.

Irl5. Weto Seblcmalo unb Nnna
Sieoler, bon Sermann; Sobn, @m.
unb Ben Seblepalo unO 6rau 2poio
2uOpig unb 6rou 2i5oie Woon, bon
ct. 2ouis. iparen onn SantStog bier
INN Dem 8egrGbniiIc bcS jungen Gil.
bert 8ebIemalb bei5uipobnen. Geo.
StolImeper, Senrp Seblcmolb rnb
Glib. &losSnGr bon bier uno 6rco
SoeIle, bon Worrilon, beglcitetct
o~icieIben om Sonntog noh Scr.
mann, bon mo- aus Tie mieber nod
ct. 2ouis auriid rciiten.
artbllr 8Iossncr, Sobn bon Otto
&lossner, erlitt nel,Ii6 cine idmcrS
bate S6nittpunoe beim SerabfoG'
fen BON cinem Seupa9en.
8uItap Sartfe, bon Scrmann,
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.8Hrmer" in IiiiOnri.

Die e.8iirmer" treten in
peri6ieoenen Counties IN Niiiouri
in groBen Shoren nuf, namentli6
in Stoobur0, gollinger, 9incoIn.
Stalls, ct. CHARLES. Gallamag.
Miiiiiiippi ionic ulld st. 2oltiS
Gountp, Gin 6armer nabe 9erter
in Stoooorb Gountp beridtet, bob
Die Snietten iiber 0a6t feline aus
100 Nder b~eitebenoe Eimotbp.8ieie
ansegriifen unb in meniger ols "a
Stunoen 5erit0rt bitten.
Gountp 6armagenten ianoten 10.
fort 3%irf1lIure aus, in oenen Dem
6ormern Retboocn CUR 9%efGmpfung
Scr Blage cmpfoblcn ipuroen. 9ie
6olee mar, oaB sic @iirmer perbGIt.
niBmdBig ifnell inter 4ontrolle
gebradt nuroen. Sn Selbern, in
oenen Die Snieften gcraoe Beginner,
lid gu %perbreiten. fam Oas ~fernere
llmii69rcifen Der Hlagc am belten'
ocrbinbert wcroen, oaB Die beimge-
iu6ten 6lG6en nit Strob bebedt
perOen, oas Damn ongc5iinoet miro.
8erben Die @ilrmcr uno Wotten
entbedt, ebc iie groBen Sduoen on.
gerid)tet baben, 10 t0nnen lie be-
fGmpft wer6en, inocm man Die Sci.
Ser nit elmer 20iung Don einem
Yfuno Barrier Grin in so @allonen
8aiier ~beiprengt. Cine anoere Ott.
ifl,na miro oltf fol9enbe @eiie her.
geitellt: gu so 8funO @et5enfleie
uno einem 8funo Barrier Grim
ncbme man Ben Saft zines balben
9uteno Srongen oocr 3itronen un0
miide geniigeno billigen Sirup bin.
gu, 1lm einen Iteifen Geig al MAIDEN,
Ser iiber sic Selber seItreut miro.
Sails sic 8iirmer ntdt entoedt
wcrben, Biz fie ii4 maiienbaft Der
breitet baben, f0nnen bte umliegcn-
Sen Sclber gerettct merOen inoem
6ur6en I'M Die infi5ierten Selbcr
gcsogcn merben. Sn IbItGnoen bon
ie 20 SUB peroen ettpa 5Dei SUB
tieie 20der, pie man ite gum Gin.
Iesen bon Yfoitcn gr1bt, borgeieben.
Die @iirmer fric6en in Sen 6llrfen
tntlon9 uno fallen in bte 20der, in
0enen Tic lcid)t 5~erlt0rt weroen ton.
men.
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Sermann 81. 2.

6rau @cnrp 8orncr u,0 Sobn
befunbcn iid Icttc ISOLDE in ct.
2oui8 ouf 9eIlld bel 8erlponbten.
60. Scinlein bot cincn ncltcn SEC.
Gormid 9inoer bon glnorcus G6ino.
Ter, Dem iriibcren Sdmieo bon
Stonp Sill 9etol,ft.
Sacob Nllcmonn lit Iette 8ode
bon ct. 2ouis 8uriidgctcDrt mobir
CT icincn jilngitcn Sobn ecbradt
bate I'M 6cnielbcn inter Gr3tlifc
9~ebanolung gu iteIlen.
2ebrer GbaS. @ronnemonn lit
bier an Der Grbcit INN bcn 5armern
in Der &lecernte slt beIfcn.
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Berger.

Com. 3itmonn, bon Gocific, mar
an Sonnto9 gum @ciu6 bon Ser
ponotcn bier.
Die 6arncr babcn jet olIc San.
sc boil Nrbcit, oenn ouBer ser &eu-
ernte uno ocm Gornpflilgcn bat ictt
o,l6 oie @ei8cnerntc %bceonncn. Sr
Oieicr @c9enO miro 0ie @ei5elernte
better alSfallcn oils man ollgcmcin
crlpurtet bate.
Saul 2lltber bat Elm nclres 8uif
Sin Iltto bon Babe & Sinfe &C.
fault.
Scrmunn @ilOing unO IltgllIt
0ictrid boben BON Ser Berger @ltto
60. ie Elm Gbrcoolct ut0 gilbert
Soothing bon @o0c & 6irtc Gin Hco
2llrto gcfouft, mGDrenO Glpalo 60.
bollbc iid Elm neltcs 6orO Illto nlls
8cid)offt bat.
8cborcn, an II. SUM, Or. 81.
Cutler uno @uttin, Gin S6htcrder.
saul 2l1tbcr llnO Sumilte uno
Geo. 3eilnton len. uno @uttin be.
obii6ti9cn cine llebcrlano . Sobrt
nud) Californian in @errn BUFFERS
uclterl 9utf g(utomobiI 81 untcrs
ncbn1cn.
ardie 3npis, bon ct. 2o,lis,
iriiber bier mobnbaft luurbe Dor.
lcttc @odc bel cincm llnfallc
idlimm oerlcbt, bod gcbt or Jest
WicOcr Der 9eiicrung entgegcn.
0as San5Ocrgnilgcn Oos lcbtcn
Samstog 9(bcn6 in Sduct's Salle
itattfonb, mar iebr gut beiudt.
8ci0e @allipielc, bic lcbten Conn.
tug bier ltattfanocn, Ocrliefcn ST.
llngl1nIten u~niercr Sungcns. lluicr
critics Geom lpllroe ourd sic Worri-
Toner nit 16 gu 5 bciicgt lrno oas
5rpcitc Genm our6 bas brittle Sea!
bon Scrnanr nit 6 at 3.
Ilfre0 Babe bat bic friibere 9on
Shaffncr Sorm bon @. 8. Shaff.
ncr gctauft.
@nl. Shues uno @. s. HoeoeI
warcn am Montag gcidGitcmegct in
Scrmann.
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mar am Wontag in @eidGften bier.
Sobn Selo bat einen Gletroc
Tractor gctauft nm Die 6orncrci in
gr0Berem WaBitobc betreiben gu
t0nnen.
Die 9etbeiligung am 8~egrGbniiie
oes iungen Gilbert Seblcmolo mar
cine Illgemetne. 0ie Sdiiler ser
9iItriftihl,le ionic Der oeuti9en @e.
meinOei6ule betbeiligten ii6 boil.
5Gbli9 al Ser 8ecroigung uno ian.
gen nlebrcre 2ieoer oln @robe. @iI.
bert bate lid bis Sonntog, oen 13.
SUM, Der beiten 8eiunobeit e%rfrcut
ais er ploblid frant ipurbe ln0 Die
Icr5te Gin Sail bon Appendicitis
conitatuirtcn. glm Gienstag pl,roC
Our6 Die Ner3te @orfman bon bier
un0 &iefcr bon ct. 2ouis cine Spe.
ration pollaogen, bod ltarb ser jun.
&c Yaticnt nrcbrerc Gage oarolli.
9ieies lit Ger brittle GooesfoIl nit
Dem Die 6amilie Seblclpalo mGbrcnO
Sen p%cr9angcncn icds Monaten be,
troffen mllr6c. @ir 5oIIcn Dem ticf.
bctrilbtcn 9atcr uno 0cn @eidNui.
tern unicr inni9Itcs 9cilcib IN ibrcr
idmcrcn @cimiu6ung.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-06-25

-Senrp Sic6ler un6 6ciIen
SttueIter, Sri. Sbcreic SieoIcr, bon
&anlas Gitp mo Or. artbur Gico.
Ter, bon Ncm Ncrico, rpcilen felt
mebrcren Eagcn bier gum geiud
ibrcr Glter1>, @risfa Sicolcr un6
8attin.
Oscar Shoeffcr un0 2ouis
@ittbals, bon fredericksburg, be.
fanOcn iid Icttcn 9ic1stog in &c
idGften bier.
-HObt. Shaumlbcrg bat 0cn bal
ben antbeil Sen 6rou n. 8. Soc
Idcl an Dem frilbcrcn @laier @obn.
ctgentbum an Der 3. StraBe eignete
aefuuft. 10 bob Ser Sdaumbero
uno @nttin Jest I'M qIIcin6eiis ocs
Gi9cntbums iino.
-IoS Sonntogihul Scit ser CD.
ct. FauIS. @cnlcinoc finbct morgcn
(SanSto9) al,f Dem 6airplote Itott.
SpcciclI mir Die 4. SuIi.6eier,
6ellerluCrt bon 1 GcntS oufm1rt8, in
9irtS 8orictp Store.
-NIe 0itIid bcitimmtc EoItiud)en
mllIIcn Dor balb 6 llbr i'm IoItamtc
abgegebcn lpcr0ert, mcnn 6icieIben
nod an bcmiclbcn Gage peiter be.
t0rocrt mcrbcn ioIIcn.
-l(Cbcr 400 periifcrtc 8cpGd.
Ititde murhcn w0brcno Dem Tiscul.
iabrc Oltrd oos biciigc @oltomt Der.
ionot.
-GoltOcnilIc unO otblctii6c @or.
ltcIlum8c1 mcr0m cincn Ibcil ocS
unterboItungs sYrogroms biIOcn &C.
legcntltf Der 4. Suli 6Cicr ouf Dem
6atrpIobc anl Sonnto0, sen 1. &uli,
Scatter Coll rno 6omilie, bon
Snocpcloencc, Mo, bcfir0cn" lid lett
mcbreren Iogen bier gum @ciu6
Der ytltttcr Ocs Nerrn Coll, 1rou
Gbriitino Coll.
SRI. &bereia 2oebnis reiItc lcr
te ISOLDE naf GonioS Gitp no Iie
lar9crc 3eit bcidGitist iein miro.
-Scrbert Mousbun6 fam Icstcn
6reito9 bon ct, 2ouriS bierbcr gum
Sciud ieincr angcb0rigcl.
SRI. 2eOtu Rreoigcr beian6 Iih
lcste 8o6e mcbrere Gage in &binc.
lamb gum gciud Scr Gamilic @ert.
Seping.
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-Taitor y. 6. aIif, BON Giffon,
Soma, unb 8aitor q 6. 0tid, BON
Ct. Soiepb, Wo., tou1cn leeten
9ienstag bier our6 nuf hem Beae
nod Stolpe, tuo iie etniec Belt bel
tbren beiOen OnfeIn, Carl II. Ironf
aIid oeripeiIen peroen.
-Boitor q. Wollrer uno GoniIie
unO Iuo Cottage unG EamiIic. BON
9rafc, Itutteter lettcn 0ienstu9
8ernanotcn mo 8ctonnten in Gore,
@nrren Golutp, einen Mciuh o5.
-g9m. 8ebrle iu,trbc IeBte1t
Sonntag bon ieincr @ottin nit ci.
mem I0dterhen beidcnft. 6rar
@ebrIe mar friiber SRI. Gbriitine
Spefbols.
-Sruu Scnrb Rittenoori luelde
BEL ibrcm Sobnc Srunt Wittenoorf
oobicr rpobnt, licgt gcgentpGrtig in
frittihem 3uitan6e 6arnicoer ols
Tolgc zines SALES ben iie gelegcnt.
lid zines 8eiltfcS bel ibrer Todtcr.
Srou 2Sobn 8. RouiIctt in Stonp
Sill crlitten bottc.
SRI. 4nita 9ropp. bon Bbarr,
Serns, befinoct ii6 9egenp6rtie bier
gum 9eiuf ibrcr @roBmi,tter, 5rou
Caroline Shutb.
SRI. Warie Campbell, BON
8lanN, mcilt gcgenmGrtiq bier ouf
9eiuh bel Der Tomilie 6cs Or. 8.
&. 2oflpooo.
Or. 8. 6. @eiicl bciuno Ii6
mcbrerc Gage lcttCr ISOLDE in @ur.
rcnton gum 9eiu6 icincr An9cb6ri.
gen.
Sri. Caroline 9ctmonn, BON
bier lrno sic 6rIS, @rllcbbcl bon
Nelp Nopcn rciiten lettc ISOLDE nod
Colorado mn sort otc Sommcrfcricn
gu pcrlcbcn.
-grpin Roctbcmcncr, bisbcr in,
biciiaCn Nubnboic bcid)0ttiQt, lit ulS
8o99o9c'WtoItCr noh WorriIon Der.
ICbt mor6en.
-6rou &. i. Cruciicr ncbIt
IodtCr. bon Ct. 2oui5. bcfonn iif
mebrcrc Gage oicIcr ISOLDE bier gum
geiltd bel ibrcr SdNpcItCr, Irou &.
z. @iIlidms. Bon bier aus bcqob
iie iih nod 9rofe I'M ibren Gltern
Casper Stnci6cr lunb @ottin cincn
@ciudl ob~5uitottcn.
-IOolpb 5oiclrittcr. bon Gor
ios Gitp, beiinoct lid bier 3rmi &c,
illdl ieincr @tlrttcr, Grou 8urlinc
Soicrrittcr, unO onoercn Serman6.
ten.
-6rIs. Srene GoIemonn. bon
SoIlcp Earf, DO, uno Olioio
Saefiner, bon Souiton. Gerns, be.
fanocn iid) lettcn Montas uno
9icnsto9 bier ollf 9ciu6 bel Ser.
manbten. Sri. GoIemonn lit cine
Toftcr bon 6reb Coleman uno
SRI. Saeffner cine Go6tcr bon Gl.
bert Sacffner, bcioe friiber bier
mobnbaft.
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c5 ollie uniere &cier, mel6e Die
3citllng ri6t rcgclfnnbig crbulten,
bc1lo6ridtigcn, bomit plr &bbilfe
Iin0 gcbcten, uns Der YsoItfarte gu
idaffen fonncn. Sic ertpelicn rns
oomit cine groBe @cfGIIigfcit.
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erntc . qrbcitcr sic i'm gcoriff

Sl4ALN NtIpNNLSI wv Wv SNBRAF
iino noh 9nnias 5l reiien iollten bic
@eIegenbeit brntsen Jest, pGbrcnt
Dem ipe3iellen grbeitsi6ub 8erfailf,
hire Sd1,be in .. Is. 8tef's Shub
Store 81 fmlfcn, oenn in &anias
foitcn S6ube 6oS 6oppcltc 6os ibr
bier be3abIt.
-Gnigbt 9apis, BON ct. 2ouis.
melfer iif auf repubIitaniider Sci.
re I'M sic Domination fir 8un6es,
Icnator unIcres Stuotcs bepirbt.
mar ON Wittwod, altf elmer Gam.
pagne.Sour ourd unier Gountp,
mcbrere Stunoen bier Inn nit Den
Stimmgebern befonnt 5u perben.
Der Gacific 9aieball Club pirb
nG6iten Sonntag ullf Dem bieiigen
guieball Gorf obcrlnals Elm @ett-
ipiel nit unieren 2Sltngens pueen.
-Ridaro uno Sobp &iteoigcr,
bon Buffalo. aonios; Go. Hooc,
bon &irtwooo; 5rau Wartba g9un,
bon @rop Summit; Sobn Ncper
unb 6omiIie, SObn 2uboube unO
8ottin, Senrp Roetbeli un6 Somilic
uno 3opcr Sdnei0er uro SomiIie,
bon Berger, lparen letten Samstag
bier nm Dem 8egribniiic hires Scr
monotcrL 2ouis RleOiger, bei5uDob.
men.
Bic Imcrican 2cgion miro am
n6hitcn Sonntag Na6mittag runl
bolb 9 llbr lire regeImGBige Ser.
iammlung in ser Gin Sail nbbaI.
ten.
-6rlS. 2Inlu @ocIt un0 9orotbD
@cter. reiItcn lebten Sonntag, no6
cinem 9ciud bel bicIigen 8erpono.
ten, mieoer nat) Ct. 2o1tis 5uriid.
" 8roBe 8icrte.S, Juli ,Teier urf
Dem 5airplube in Sermann, an
Sonntug. Sen 4. Suli.
-6rau Gbas. Mausbuno uno
So6ter, Sri. GIpn, befunoen iif
IeBte &o6e beiudsipeiie bier.
Senerluerf.
Cine id0ne ausmabl Jellernerf
filr Oic Stcrte.S uli. 6eier in 9irts
Sartetp Store.
-3as lettcn Sonntag 5miid)en
Dem 8aieball Club bon Iuguita uno
Dem biciigcn Seom itattgefunoene
rcil1ltirte IN cincm crt,
Sicge fir Die Sermonner,
lrno 5por nut s gegen 3.
V S6Isnocr uno Satin iin6
1oferfrGlt ilber Die @Cburt zines
S06ter6enS.
-Scnator SeIocn 9. Spencer
iid geItern tur5e 3eit bier
UNI alte 6reunoe gu bcgriiBen uno
ncuc 81 %gemlnnctL 0enn Senator
Spencer lit Ganoi0at fir @ieoercr-
.uGbllung in Sen gunOeSicnot 1,no be.
Iif ouf elmer Gampogrp. Gour
oltrd ocn Stoat.
-GOw. 5. Gndcn, por CIupton,
urs geltcrn eiucn allgcneb.
men 9eiud ub. Ncrr Sntcn bot
Icin groBCa StOrc8cid1ft IN Slap.
ton fiir3Iid Ucrfolit unO 6einlto lid
oicic @odc bier III iciner iriiberen
3cinlatb 5lllll @ciut bel icincn &ct.
tern, @cnrD Gnfcn Don bier unO
5ront Onf2n bon Stolpe.
Strait Otto S6oeier un0 God.
ter, 6rou 6rcO @oolcn bon Stolpc,
an Witttpod bon eincnl 9e,
IN ct. 2Ouis, 5ltrilf.
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Observation-Disclosures

Hy. G. Goers, Bland, %
Flora D. Dahms, Bland, %
Jos. w. Niewald, Bison, Kans., &c
Cora Steinbeck, Owensville %
Herm. ]. Fluetsch, Swiss, 29
Christina Stephan, Swiss, "a
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-abonnirt auf bas 8oIfsblott.