Fred BAUER (1934)
December 27, 1934  (note:  the right side of the clipping column is missing.)

Fred Bauer, son of the first marriage of Andrew Bauer, who departed this life Oct. 3, 1934, was born July 15, 1900, in Kit Carson county near Bethune.  He was baptized and confirmed in the the Lutheran church.  In his early youth he lost his m#### and when in his teens sever## trouble gave his much concern### for about a year he was to### blind.  The eyesight being res### other troubles set in.  Bright##   #ease was one of the body ail### which hastened his early life ###cline.  In later years a can### condition developed which ###  turned out into a cancer of the somach which caused his death.  ## months ago he was taken to the hospital in Denver, but returned ## there with no improvement.  The##  Stay at the home of his wi###  stepmother who with all rel### tried to take the best care for### with the aid of Dr. Robinson, ### grew continually weaker.  F### he was taken to the Burlington hospital for the purpose of giving ### as much as as possible, sin#### hope had vanished.  Here he died ##  ####  ####  Dec. 13, at ###  His death was  peaceful.  H### whishes were to go home to his savior.  He had strengthened hi### with the Lord's Supper and rep### ly folded his hands in pray and prayed the Lord's prayer as hi### on earth.  He was conscious a ### to the end and some of the rel### were at this beside when he p## out.

He leaves to mourn his stepmother Beate Bauer, one full brother, ### full sister, Martin Bauer and ### Wm Adolf and Mrs. Dave Schlichenmayer; four half brothers, Au## Albert, Edward, Theodore; two sisters, Miss Annie Bauer and ### Theresa Hooker.  He reached the age of 34 years ### months and 28 days.