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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-09-22
LA.GN Simon is
.SHONINGCLASS
Work Of BacktieId Man IS
Pleasing TO Spears
Thus Far.

ioRGANToWN, Sept. 22.-One
ot. the big features Of the scrimmage
sessions held behind closed gates
here this week has been the all.
around work OF Jack Simon. the big
halfback, who disappointed many
fans last fall when he failed to
some up to their expectations. 81.
mon did fairly well at camp but 1t
was not until the team returned
here that he seemed to get into
hisistrlde. Right now he looks like
stlie best ground-gainer Coach
Spears has and in the scrimmages
this week he has been sweeping
eyerything aside. Nothing has been
TOO hard for him and he has sue.
ceeded in plunglng through places
where other backs were stopped in
their tracks.
After short career In scholastic
football circles Simon entered the
University in the fall OF 1920. Play.
Ing alongside Of such stars as. Ho.
frler Martin, Howard Lentz and
Carl Beck the New Cumberland
youngster played In a manner which
led many fans to believe that he
would be one Of the "btg guns" In
Spears offensive artillery last fall.
Itsemed, however, that he had been
Sbosted too much and that the fans
expected more than be was able
to give. overwork and minor in.
Iuries kept him from giving his
best and Consequently his playing
during the season was a big dis.
appointment. In only one contest,
that with Lehigh, did he come any.
where near satisfying his follow.
err, Many thought he was
through but his work this week
has shown that he is anything but
that and II he keeps on Ekberg and
the other backs are going to be
oyershadowed.
While Simon's work last season
vas q disappointment to many fans
ne never failed to satisfy Coach
Spears who claims that. he was bv
fGr the most steady player he had
IN the baclfield last fall. There
was nothing nashy or sensational
about his work but IN Spears est.
nation he did play good steady
game and the big boss believes he
% gotng to do even better this year.
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Some Local Sport Chatter

Ty Cobb is strong for the col.
lege player. At his instigation De-
troit scouts have combed the col.
lege field for promising material.
Ty is the authority for the
statement that college players
have had wonderful influence
on big league baseball because
they have come UP in such large
numbers and made good.
1t really is remarkable the
strides the college ball player has
made in the majors in the past 10
years. Not so long ago the sign.
ing Of college player was much
commented on. Now such a hap
pening gets only a few lines on
the sport page.
There are several reasons for
the college mems invasion OF the
majors In such large numbers.
Money In It
First is the money appeal.
1t is possible for star college
player to demand fancy salary
in comparison with what he could
make In any other line Of en-.
deavor.
This has caused many players
to enter the profession, II only for
a few years, in an effort to get
together a financial foundation
for the particular business which
they intend eventually to follow.
Recently the minor leagues. by
their attitude toward the draft.
and the big prices asked for star
recruits. have forced the majors
to do more developing Of players.
Naturally the club owners have
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-09-22

turned to the college field for
material.
At least a dozen players on the
Detroit club secured their early
baseball education in the college
ranks.
Some five or six stars, gradual.
ed from college in June and sign
ed by the Tigers, are now in the
faster minors for further prepare
ton.
Cobb works on the theory that
unless player can be used regul-
arly he will develop faster by get
ting actual experience under com.
petent' supervision.
Cobb is accepted generally as
the greatest player of all time.
Whom does this greatest player
Of all time regard as the best col.
lege player who has ever broken
into the game?
That question was put to the
Tiger leader recently.
MANY stars have graced the
majors from the college ranks
/ said Cobb, but to my way Ut
thinking, George Sisler is easily
the greatest of them all.
~ can best describe him as be.
ing wonderful ball player. lie
does everything we'll. He was
ready for the majors when he
stepped off the college diamond
because he is natural ball
player.
Some idea OF Sisters versatil.
ity can be gained from the >fact
that he proved himself a great
southpaw before he gave any
thought to playing first base.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-09-22
Memorial to James Dunn
viii Be Unveiled To-day

CLEVELAND. Sept. 22.-Betore
today's game with the New York
Americans a bronze PLAGUE bear.
ing the likeness Of James c. Dunn,
former owner OF the Cleveland
team. WHO died June 16, will be
unveiled by Mayor Fred Kohler.
The memorial is a gift of the mem.
sbefs Of the Cleveland fire depart.
tnent and fstan appreciation OF an
order of Mr.. Dunn when he bought
the Cleveland team to admit any
fireman wearing his badge to the
BAN sames free Of charge.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-09-22

BUcKHANNoN, Sept. 22-one
week from tonight the Mountain
eer and Wesleyan squads will be
encamped at Fairmont sleeping on
their arms, as 1t were, waiting for
the opening game which will come
with a clash that will make the
sporting world sit up and take
notice to a greater degree than did
the arrival OF Halley's comet
make the astrologers shake in
their shoes.
Already fans are telling Of days
gone by, when Neale speared pass
es from the air above for the
Methodists, and when the mighty
Rodgers sullied forth with the
driving power Of full Aedged
backfield all under one helmet.
The dope is all up in the air.
Movies have been taken of the twn
squads and are being flashed on
the screen in some West Virginia
theater tonight. which shows
everything in the way OF material
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-09-22
POLO TOURNAMENT
ENDED BY DEATH

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 22.--The
death ofC. G. Rumsey In New York
as the result Of an automobile acct
dent cast a gloom over the polo
players assembled here for the IT,
ternational series and brought the
tournament to an abrupt end By
the withdrawal OF the Meadows
brook team which was 10 have
played Eastcote, the Anglo.Ameri.
can four, In a match Saturday. "
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-09-22

betting has always been more pop,
ular there, as in Washington, and
also in Cleveland, where Safety Di.
rector Thomas MARTINEZ says nu,
merous arrests have helped to cut
down pool selling.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-09-22

GAMES TODAY
Washington at Chicago
Philadelphia at st. Louis
New York at Cleveland
Boston at Detroit
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-09-22
HOW THEY
;: STAND 3:
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Pittsburgh s, New York /
Cincinnati 4. Boston Q.
Boston s, Cincinnati 2
Chicago 8, Philadelphia s
Philadelphia 4, Chicago 2
Brooklyn 8, st. Louis /
e,raN&-va.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-09-22
ONLY FOUR HORSES ENre a, y

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Sept %
The free-for.all pace with only
four entries features tottaSsi
grand circuit racing card here
Princess Etawah OF the Murphy
stable is possibly permanently IN
jured, having been bitten ia TIL
leg by a dog. Other races on ID
days card include tho 2:10 pae!
the 2:l7 trot and the 9:o7 trot,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-09-22
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
GAMES TODAY

GAMES TODAY
Pittsburgh at New York
Cincinnati at Boston C2)
Chicago at Philadelphia (2)
st. Louis at Brooklyn
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Philadelphia 6, Chicago l
New York 0. Detroit 8
Boston 15, Cleveland 5
st. Louis Z, Washington 6
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-09-22

On the other side Of the river,
Coach Carnage is not SO happy,
but after watching the squad go
through drill yesterday after
noon, we Eel that the former Hin
OILS man viii have something to say
about the city championship be-
fore the season is over. He GER
tainly Is a Woodworking fellow
and makes the boys step high and
fast. He has a couple Of western
football stunts for his lads to try
out in this section, but it wouldn't
be fair for US to tell you what
they are, because you can see for
yourself by attending the games
this season. Local fans should
support both local high school
teams 100 per cent. Also the
Fairmont State Normal. School.
Well bet auybody. 81 that next
Saturday we hear some band play
The Old Gray Mare" Come on.
boys, don't rush.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-09-22

Frank Ice will send his war
riors through a hard serimmage at
South Side Park this afternoon.
Ice is well pleased with the show
ing of his men to date, and hopes
TO have a good team, barring In
juries to his first string men.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-09-22
PUNTS AND
$: PASSES 8:

According to the advaree
a former Buckhannon High
School star viii be at one OF the
halves when Pitt opens against
Cincinnati next Saturday. This
lad Is "Hoot" Flanagan, who
played a good game with the Pitt
Freshies last year.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-03-09
Glro1d.

SEQ Suies un0 Gbeooor &ufler ba.
ben lid, porletten Dienitas fir 2io:
aermooo, g. ., berabi6ie6et.
SIM Sermann &ous Seim fanb Elm
qe1unoes Eo6ter6en wtlfommene
Mufnobme. Moge es 5ur Sreuoe Del
@ltern >pabien un6 geoeiben!
Gin Heiues Mao6en Der SamiliF
5. g. &eoing 1tarb borlebten Srettae
uno 1puroe Montags auf Dem bieiiger
@ottesader beer6igt.
sSoiepb aun5 nno @uttin iino lebt9
Mode 11a9 9ufota abgereilt, mo tt
ibr 5nfunftiges Seim MAIDEN 1peroer
4rau Moam @inter bon MlbanD er.
freute ibre bier pobnenoe Sod)ter.
sSral1 8. $. Serbaar, nit 8eiud).
Mi6. 2ofomitd bon Bter5 genof
I'M 2aufe pergongener 8ode bier oie
@oIfreunoidoft Der 6amilien Mntor
6Gaoung unb Sacob Si6ioo.
Matb. @orms un6 Srau bon yeetr
Muni6 NOR lebte 8obe bier in Der
iSamilien Matbias Sep unO Seinrid
Sieben 5u @aite.
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Colo Spring.

6rl. Serene Otter, melde ii9 lan=
acre 53eit belndsmeip I'M BeIten alf,
belt, Die meiite 3eit aber in Dem ldo=
men Sos Mngeles, Gal, b%erbradbte,
lit Mitte pergangener ISOLDE an Die
geite ibrer gltern 5,triidgefebrt.
aeonbaro Beters bon Sobnsbnrg,
Nis., erfreute feline bier tpobnerloen
9riiber 1eroinanb, Nidolas uno @r-
5rop 8eters nit etlide Gage langem
geinde.
Sri. Barbara stein, tpeldc cine
Bode lang auf Ole &ranfenit1lbe an-
aetpieien tuar, fat iib tpieber pollitdn-
sig erbolt.
81. 6. Stein llnb grnit Geder tpo-
rem mebrere Gage in Der 5a Winneos
polls p%obnenben Bamilie 5einrid'
Sobnion 81, @aite.
STRAIT MIois auntr11er bon Bredett=
RIDE nabrn ar, bern Iehter Morltag
hier ltattaefunoeren 8egrabnifie hires
goters Motbias 5teiI tell aud tpobr
ten Don Bredenribge Der sra1erfeter
bei MIbert Gunner ulro Did steh
Teroinano Neters 1ino Watttn iDa-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-03-09

Sem ct. @abrielg 9ogpital III 2ittls
Sans nod Sanie entlaiien poroen.
gead bier Boder lungem 8eiu6t
III Wisroniin lit SRI. Mnna @eib an
.erlten Gage LETTER Bobe an Die Seite
ibrer gltern 5rriiifgefebrt.
g. S. @al1, il, ipobnte leBte SO,
de elmer in ct. gIoub nbgebaltenen
9~eridmmlung Ser sSnternational 9ar-
better Gambler bel.
Sn Ser 5dulbane tpurbe Dem Sir,
6endore ser ct. Soiepbs Gemein0e
borlebten 5onntasabenb cine fdone
l1nterbaltung gegeben, nobel bic Mit-
glieber iib bei @eiang uno Wel1iif BE-
items amiiiierten.
&arl 4apiner un6 @attin beinbterl
lire in Seem Munib ais 2ebrerin an-
geitelte Eobter, Die ebrp. S6speiter
Dorine, 3. g.. g., nno Die ebrp.
Murilia, s.. g. g., cine
leiblide 59melter oes @errn &opi-
1ler. Bon BORT begab ii6 6as gltern-
paar mad Soloingforo, no Ser 9eiud)
ser Gomilie Ni6. Serbaar galt.
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st. Roiu.

Sn Der ct. Roia Stride lieBen am
.Dienitdg letter ISOLDE Bel einem bonn
bodp. p. Be0a, .. g. s., g%efeierten
Brautumte ibren Sreubun6 onr6
8rieitergbanb iegnen Ebeobor 8Ion1=
mel un6 Sri. Ebereiio Bittfop, Sod
ter ser nttipeit bon bier tpobnenoen
Tamilie Soiepb 8ittfop. M0gen iid
sic benz iungen &aare gelegentli9 Ser
So93eitsfeier entbotet1en 8iinide on1
eigenen Ser6e anf elmer Garm reabe
Greeport bertpirfliben!
Sobnnn Bonfig tprr6e am %. Sc
bruar bon ieiner @attin nit einem
itrammen Sobnden beidenft, po5lt
liniern @liidiplni9.
8ilb. Zimmerman, tpelder 1l,s
Idngif etre1 Beinbru9 erlitt nn6 felt
benz I'M Sermar11 @oie Seim gepflegt
tpl,r6e, ut lebte 0ode mad BIER su=
ridgefebrt.
Sen. 5tor1nar1r riiitet iid 81 elmer
8ehibsreiie 11nb ieiner alten SET
mat III De1tfdlano, Sic er i'm april
nrtreter miro.
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Qpon.

Sodiu. @err &itowsft bon Der be:
nadharten ct. Mnna @emeinoe 1T con
einem aft Gage langen Be1ud)e bel
&ertpanoten IN 8isconlin mieoer gu
ieiuer Seroe 5uriidgetebrt.
9tib. S9umader BON Souf @aptos
mar Sonntag a%ngenebmer Beludber
Der bier mobnenoen 6anlilie 9eurung.
Der 6au1ilie Soiepb Sbmto puroe
Elm munteres Sobn6en geboren, IN
or sson1ilie s. Ibeiien mar es ein ber-
sises MaSten. 8eioen 6amilien pobl.
ae1neinte Graduation.
SRI. Suionno @augel bon BEL
grade belt lid bier IN Der Camille
oes 2ebrers Sdmiot cine Wohe lang
beluhsDeiie auf.
Matbios Aidenbrenner bon ct
ssolepb NOR mabreno Ser Gnotage per=
gaugener Bode bier in BEN 5amilien
Eeter Scott uno 60. 8ar0ian gu 60
lte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-03-09
H0ir 6aDen

Die Farmers Cooperative Greamert
.N%Iiociation BON Gair Sapen lift mil
eineml Rapital bon $4,000 inforpo.
riert lporoen. 2ebten Donneritag nur.
sen Die Interpretations ! Mrtifel aun1
Gintrugen in Der County Regiitrars,;
office binterlegt. Sic Mrtifel beiagen,
Dob oie @eleuidaft in MiId, 5abne
@efrorenem, Butter unb &die @anbel
betreiben miro. Die in ben 5iesbe.
aiigliden Artifeln at1gegebenen 8eam.
ten iinb: S. IS. 2idma11n Bralioent
H!eter @nble, B%icepraiioent; s.. 90
Bieielob, 5efretdr; %. 9. @ier0rin:
gen, 56abmeiiter, uno in ser Diref:
torenbeb0roe geb0ren @ottlieb Stre.
der, &arl 6. 5bmiot, Bilb. s,
Marfport, S. g. 9iidmann uno &e.
ter Nible. Dus &apttal Der Snfor.
poration lit in 800 Mnteile 5u lie $50
perteilt. Sic Berbin6li6feiten linb ge-
m6B Sen Snforporationsartiteln ani
$4,000 %begren5t.
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5prinQ Bill.

ssobn S. @inter, Elm fruberes Se
qislaturmitglieo batf ii6 lebten Son
nerltag als &anoioat fir bag Inter
baus ser @eleegebung als' @ertrete1
oes erlten bes 46. legislatiben 81
thrift in Ser County : Mltoitors 81
flee eintragen lalien.
gilbert Mtbmunn nnb &ornon Sem
bed lin6 bon Chicago, 400 tie pte1
Wonate lang sic &abe Mntoldule be
iudten, no9 @auie 5urudgefebrt.
@eorg 8inter ma6te in 8egleitun{
oes SEQ Sung Don ct. Martin, oe1
lid bier etlide Sage beiudspeiie auf
belt, eit1en Mnsflug naA st. Wtar
tin.
Sobonn 8raun bon Sm1f Gentr'
NOR 5onmagsgait Ser bier apobnen
Ben Samilie Sobann 9ennen.
George Sal9ert lit bon ct. 50
{epb, no er tpGibrenb beg lebten Mo
mats 8ef91ftigung botte, tpieoer oa
beim eingetroffen.
Sacob Sacobs NOR 6reitog uni
@amitag bier in ser Somilte Wen5e
@tengel 81 @aite.
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SURRENDERED.

Sri. Mogoalem 9ommel, mel9e IN
@lol16 cine S6nle beiubt, Der.
bradte sic gn6tage bergangener $50
DIE bier bel Sen @ltern, Sobann Cont
mel nnD @attin.
SIM 9eim 6es 6ran5 2emm gina
es an lebten Sonntag Dor Der So
lten5eit bod FER. 81 Der 5eier batten
ii9 biele 6reunoe uno Nabbaren elm
gefun6en, Die beim &artenfpiel lire
bobe Sreu6e fan0en uno Dor Dem Mb.
i9ie0 li9 an au~fgetrngenen @rfrii6:
urrgen nler Mrt erquidten.
SRI. Nar5eua 8eder un0 Brances
&rud)ten BON 81. CLOUD Derbra6teu
cine angenebme 3eit I'M &reiie ibrer
bte1igen Srenn6innen.
2ouis nnb MnDreas S6neioer mar
Mitte LETTER ISOLDE in @eiddften mad
ct. @lou0, tpabren0 Sobam 8artbe.
lemp bon ct. CLOUD ii9 5u glei6er
3eit bier in @ei1dften aufbielt.
@iele bon bier nabmen an Dem Dor:
lesten Sonntag in &odbiae onfge:
fubrten Sbeateripiel tell.
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Nem u1unih.

81. S. S. &0life bon Melro1e, &a=
peameilter ser bier neu organizer,
ten sornpbpne 8ano bat 0rei5ebn
.5arapbones fir oie meme Wuitffapel=
le erbalten, 3u Der ionit nod bier
&larinettenipieler uno Irommler &c.
b0ren. Sn nddiiter 3eit tpiro nit ben
uebunge11 begonner tueroen.
Bon Counting Biz Dienitag iparen
MatbiaS Borms, Srau nn6 &i1oer
BEL in Glroia tnobnenoen @ermanoter
uno Grenn6e 5u @aite.
SRI. gleonora Rofe 1T anfangs leb=
ter Mod,e bon M%innenpolis, no lie iid
beiuhgmeiie in Der Samilie Sermam
Stirling aufbielt, nod @auie 5nriid=
gefebrt.
5ral1 &ntbarina 8atercot bon I'll
5banD erfrerte iibpan bier mobnenoe1
8ruoer &ermaun Altenoabl nit 8e.
in1d. s.
9beriff Sen. 5hoener NOR bore
lebten Samitag bier in offi5ieQen Sc
si@aften.
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&argange
iul GountD
albany.

Sssolepb unO @ilbelm Silt babe1
ssoiepb 8eoels Sdanfgeiddft fdufltd
erltanoen ,,no almfngS lester Woft
oaslelbe in 8elis genon111lel.
@ilbelm gruit unb Gattin ipareu
int oaufe peraangener @o6e in Der
bier 1p%obuenoen 6amilie 4. y. 9oner
81 @alte.
9lomig 0iunborf muroe BON leiner
Satin nit etnem ber5igen Utaoel be.
ld,enft, >p1breno in Ser Samilie Nor-
bert &ofmann Elm geiunoes Sobnd9er
,%piufommene Mufnabme fano. Beioen
lumilien mllroe 81 Sem Ireuolgen er,
ciguiiie grotuliert.
Srau t. q. 9oner' erltattete in Be'
aleitung ibrer Gnnte, 5rou Bhb
grnit bon ct. GlouO, in GreennalD
m%ubnenoen &ermnoten elnen Conn:
tugsbelu6.
Sic a11 IA. oieles Monats ltattftn=
oenoe Siuage=@abl perlpri6t eine leb=
buite 81 1peroen, 81 ii6 bereits meb=
rere ols &onoioaten fir Sic 81 Der
oeben0en Nen1ter gemeloet baber.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-03-09
Greenmdlo.

Nah mebrere Woden langem 8e..
fude in ser bier pobnen6en 6amilte
Slid. arenter lit Sri. Selera @eltina
rrad ibrem &eim in Safe SenrD 81.
riidgefebrt.
sra11 &. 81. 9oner nnb godter
.@leonora bon Nlbanp, eritutteten IN
gegleituns Ser Gra,1 Bilbelm ernii
bon ct. Glouo Der bier tp%cbne1oer1
BanniIie Gron5 &lein einen Sonntags
beiuh.
Sri. Tslnnn gnnefing 1T bon Wfel,
role, no iiie mebrere Boden Nnitel,
lung i'm 81. $. &rafers 9eim batte,
mad Sauie 5urndfgefebrt. Gad ad ID
Eoge langem geiude i'm bieiigm So
jepb @interg Seim iinb SEQ 5l1d)S,
@attin unb @inber nod ibrem Seim
IN MeIroie 8r1rudgefebrt.
@iD. Martbaler lit BON Wirlt1ea-
polls, no er sic Nutoidl1le bei16te,
nod Saufe 3uridsetebrt.
SrI. Maarin @aloorf eritattete III
rem II Cafe Senrp pobnbaften gru-
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Goe11 Daley.

SIN Sanie ibrer Shpelter, Der
6rau Matb. Sontbeim, 1T bier ST..
@ertruo Mobbin I'M Mlter bon s.
sSsabren porIebten samitag Ielig i'm
@errn entldlafen. Cine lange Relba
bon sabrerl mar sic 8%eritorbene ibres
gebreblihen &0rper5nitanoes auf Ole
Mitbilfe oerer, 0ie nm tie narer On
getpieien. SIR 2eioen ertrug tie mtter.
gebung in @ottes 81. Biaen, oarob
tie iid lett boffentlid bin1mltiber se.
liafeit miro gu ~erfreuen baben. Am
Dienitag fan0 nod einem pom bod)m.
Serrn Yeiffer gebaltenen Seelenamte
aaf Sem bieiigen @ottesafer oas Be-
arabnis itatt. M0ge oie 9abingeldle-
oene ruben III Srieoen!
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Rihmono.

M6nm SboupiHer un0 SRI. @elena
.3nmtpaloe, sic iib bier gu Ger lette
Wode itattgefun6enen Sdoubiller=
3ummal6e=So65eit eingefunoen bat
ten, iinb nod ibrem Seim in Wabno=
men 5urudgefebrt.
5an1ilie Mbam Sou lit nab bier
8oden langem 8eil1de BEL bieiigen
@er1paioten mad ibrem 5eim in Sod
lpooo, Cast, Canada, 5nrudgefebrt.
66rau Murpbp 11n0 &inoer bon Oh:
lutb tpnren lebte 8ode angenebme
@Gite Der bier mobnenben 6rau Gil
iabet6 5auer.
So. @urlt mel6er iib beim Sal
len auf Dem glatten 5eitenipege in
minneapolis cine ibmer5poQe 8erle.
B11ng 5u5og, gebt langiam ietner gr=
bolung e%ntgegen.
Die Der Samilie &ermann @ogt
borleBte Wobe %geborenen 3tp1ll1nge
iino geitorben uno auf Dem bieiigen
l@ottesader begraben tpor0en.
SRI. Sbereiia 5iirfen bon ct. SAUL
.erfreute bier ibren Slater nit mebrere
Gage Iargem 8eiude.
Srau Mnton Nierenbauien, Srau
,Gbereiin Soft unb S. g. 5blener unb
@attin mobnten Ser Montng bergan.
gener Bobe in ct. @loub gefeierten
8nrfe44oit Sodb5eit bel.
Rab 5mei Wonate tangent Mufent=
baIte in &idmonb 1T @brilt 2enger
nod feinem Seim in ct. CLOUD 5uriid=
gefebrt.
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8ufrndn.

@etruut muroen Dienltag lebtel
&ode 1pdbreno zines bonn bodm
&iarrer $. 2ertbner in Ser ct. Mi.
doels Stride gefeierten 8rautamteS
8oIter Sporlien uno SRI. 9eleno
5dneioer bon bier. Mfit ieinen Ser.
ruanoten uno 6reun6en puni6t Dem
j,1ngen Baore nadtragli6 Der "Noro=
ltert" Elm gelegnetes @beleben.
8esen grfdltung oes &aiierers
,sobu Serboar uno ieines @ebilfen
IBID. Sdraoer perliebt Soiepb Brandt
Die 8elddftc in Ser gudman State
gunf.
:Sobann &el5enherg, mel6er in
@iseoniin ols 8utterma6er Nnitel=
lung batte, erfreut iid bier an Der
Seite ieiner gltern elmer langeren Sc
rienaeit.
Gin ser 5omilie Martin S6irmers
aeborenes S0bnben itarb bal6 nad
Der @eburt uno lp1roe alf Dem bieii=
gen @ottesader beer6igt.
Ser Jarnilte stephan Sdirmers
puroe elm eeiunoes Eo6ter6en ge=
borett, 1po5u BEN @ltern bielieitige
@liidmiinide %5ugingen.
sSm Mlter bon 80 Sabren lit IN Ell
rem &ospital gu Chicago 6rau Wea=
ria gbommes %geitorben. 9ienltag per-
eangener Bode fan0 nod einem Ste
auiem sic 8eeroigung auf Dem belt
aen ct. Midaels @ottesader 1tatt.
ae6ee oie 8eritorbene ruben in 5rie=
ben!
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Matbias Mebr
!gaite Ser Jamilien
unb Wifael ShIid.

5gaite Der 5amilien Matbias Mebr
Ennb Widael 5blid.
Brau Seinrib 2oosbroef fat Iid
bon ibrer &ranfbeit ioneit erbolt, bob
'iie oas &ranfenbett Derlnlien fam.
Jran 8eter SacobD BON Sabre
Mont., nelhe Dor adt Sabren ibr bic
.iigeg Seim aufgab, erneuerte bier i'm
tAaufe Dergnngener ISOLDE olte Be
fnnntibaften.
Midael gdlif erbolt iib langiam
bon Sen DerleBungen, Die CT nnlangft
Sci elmer @osIampe ggplofion erlitt.
Ser 5tpeitdilteite sobn Der Bamilie
SSoiepb Burg, pelder Dor elmer ISOLDE
bon 2ungenfrnnffbeit befaden fpuroe,
befinoet iid CUR Jreuoe ieiner Mrge-
b0;rigen auf benz 8ege Der @eneiung.
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Wetre Gropc.

6ran5 Martbuler mar Mitte Dergan.
gener @ode in @ei6dften nod Mel.
role.
ssolepb S. 8inter bon Spring Sill
belt iib bier porlebten Srettag in @e,
idaften anf.
&orra6 @ieierib BON 5pring 9tn
perbradte Sen Sonntag bier I'M &rei.
ie 1einer Greunoe.
Des Sdneeiturms megen, tpoourf
sic 8ege III 1tnpaiiterbaren 3nltano
gerieten, mur0e Der Sd1lunterribt
am Dorlekte1 Donneritag uno Srel=
taq eingeiteM un0 Ser &eligtonSnn.
terridt Bis gum lebten 5amitag aus
ge1ebt.
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I'm 10 l1br elm 8ral1tamt uno Derebe.
Iibte Eborpal &anion nit Sri. Gaei'
Tia Drtb, 9o6ter Ser nnDe per 5taoi
mobnenoen Barnilie NDam Srtb. Dnts
iurge Haar mirb iih auf elmer labee
|gnuf Centre gelegenen Gnrm balls
lid einribten. M0ge feline gbe e1re
gladlide iein! h
Mm erlten War5 feierte Gilbert Dab.
LEM lDelder felt bierun0fiinf5ig Sabre
5n ben prominenten 8etpobnern bic
Ter Sta0t 5ablt, umgeben BON ieinen
Rinoern unb &inbesfinbern ieinen 7e
@eburtstag. Dieie Beier brabte eine
|re9t angenebm Bamilien : Meunion
init li6.
Der 6amilie 2ouis 8iener muroe
Elm geiunbes Sobnden geboren, mo-
81 ben gltern bielieitige @ratulatto-
men 5ugingen.
8ert. Bonner, 5rau uno Eo9ter
Marion iiro bon einem feds Boden
Iangen 8efude bel Sermanoten 11nb
6reunben in BRADFORD, So, mieoer
nod @anle 5urudgefebrt.
Srau S. Direnberger bon bier tpar
i'm 2aufe berfloiiener 8ohe etlide
Sage @ait ibrer in Weit Union mob
nenoen Sdmeiter, 5rau Soiepb Scar
tbaler.
Mm Montag 1pur6e Grau 6. Min=
nette zines Magenleioens pegen;; oas
lid 5u einem &elorgnis erregeroen
geltaltete, nab ct. Glono inS ct.
8apbals @ospital gebrn4t.