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it was purchased by company of gen
tlemen noted for their prudent and sue
cessful business operations. They or
ganized, naming the enterprise 1.-THE
Wayne Cotton Mills" buying ont the
mills and buildings of the old corpora
ton. The first step the new company
took was to buy twenty five acres of land
adjoining the mill property, and to go to
work to enlarge the mills and to build
tenement houses for operatives The
second step was to discard entirely the
old machinery and to send committee of
the wisest stockholders to New England
to buy the latest and most improved ma
chinery with which to equip the factory.
The mill will thus be equipped with en-
tirely new machinery for the purpose of
making yarns and weaving unbleached
sheetings and drills. 1t will, when com
pleted, have 5000 j indies and 100 looms,
all of the latest improved styles.
The company is differed by men who
have succeeded in every undertaking of
their business career. The President Is
Mr.. So! We'll, of the well known and
prosperous firm of II We'll &c Bro He
W2s born Ia Stuttgart, Germany, January
18th, 1849, and came to America when a
lad of sixteen years in 1855 joining
his brother in the mercantile business
which they had justestablished in Colds
boro, n c., under the firm name of Fl.
We'll Il BIO In 1875 he was married to
Miss Einstein, Of Boston, Mass, lady Of
many graces Of head and heart. Since
his arrival in America he has always re-
sided in dold3boro, and is regarded as
one Of the most conservative, progress
i've and successful business men in East
ern North Carolina Like his brothers,
when he came TO North Carolina, he be-
came patriotic North Caroliniau. He
did not lose the love of Fatherland, but
having made tlis his home, Mr.. We'll
early came TO take deep interest in
everything that would advance the pros
peritY of his new home. He has always
taken deep interest in charitable insti-
tations aud has given generously to re-
liege want. He is one Of the main pill
lars underneath the Atlanta Orphans
Home, located at Atlanta, Georgia. He
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au electric plant owned by the company,
and it is equipped with automatic sprink
lers in addition TO connection with the
town water works.
The present year has been the most
successful since the organization, and
when the officers make their report at
the close OF the year they will show
large dividend has been earned, large
enough to crafty and please the stock
holders.
Sketch of the Late AIpheus Branch.
No account of the Wilson Cotton Mills
would be complete without a sketch of
Mr.. Branch, It's chief owner, and the
richest man who has lived in Wilson.
The career of Mr. Branch is full of in
struction to young business men of am
bition. He made, in a short time, the
largest fortune any man has made in his
section, and did it in legitimate and use
full ways. When he died, Mr.. W. P.
Simpson, one of his executors, and his
successor as President of the cotton mills,
wrote sketch of Mr. Branch which was
published in the Wilson papers. From
this sketch we make lew extracts:
DLduSut hlphCLAoS INV NaoatB S"AH$A >
manufacturer, was born IN Halifax coun-
ty. N. c., May 7, 1843, of Scotch-Irish
ancestry.
Mr. Branch'S education was acquired
at the military academy of DR.. Chas. f.
Deems at Wilson, the Horner school at
Oxford, and at Trinity College, N. q.
He left the latter at the age of seventeen
to volunteer for the army, throughout
which he served in the Scotland Neck
Cavalry" winning for himself reputa
ton for that courage, which springs from
a sense of gentlemanIy obligation, rather
than brute sentiment of the blood In
1865 he was united in marriage to Miss
Mamie Barnes, the accomplished daugh
ter of Gen. Joshua Barnes, an extensive
farmer of Wilson county, who rendered
the State valuable services as legislator,
planter and politician. In the three
years next succeeding his marriage, Mr..
Branch devoted his exclusive attention
to agriculture, conducting his operations
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WILSON COTTON MILLS
THE PRESENT THE MOST PROS
Porous YEARINI ITS HISTORY
OF FIFTEEN YEARS.
THE LATE ALPHEUS BRANCH

Owned Nearly All the Stock and Was
President of the COrporatiOn--Wil~
sons Richest and Most Successful
Business Mea--The Present President
and Secretary-Treasure will Make
the Best Showing of Profits this Year
than Has Been Made In the History
of the Concern.
Wilson is the home of the heecy sta
pie. Nowhere in the State is there bet
ter cotton land and nowhere do the far
mers prodEce more to the acre than here.
Before it was discovered that the lands
of Wilson county would grow bright to-
bacco, the receipts in the town reached
$4,000 bales The spectacle of seeing all
this cotton shipped to New England and
the goods made from it shipped back to
be sold to the producers of the staple
made the feasibility Of cotton factory
a prominent question among business
men for years. In 1880, Mr.. James E
Clark, a native of Wilson, who had made
a moderate fortune in the cotton trade
as a member of the firm Of Gwathmey Il
Co, IN New York, sold out his interest in
that city, and returned to make his home
in Wilson. He soon interested Mr.. Branch,
the Messrs. Rountrees, Barnes, Had
ley, Morris, Daniel, Gardner, Woodland,
Young and other wealthy citizens in a
company to build cotton factory, and
when the rich men had raised half the
$1OO, 900 capital, the men of moderate
means and of small salaries added the
capital stock, and under the provisions
of the charter it was incorporated Dec.
/, 1881, and the mill started suspicious
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WAYNE COTTON MILLS
A NEW COMPANY WITH ALBUM
DANT CAPITAL EQUIPPING 1T
WITH NEW MACHINERY.
SKETCH OF PRESIDENT SOL WE'LL

Twenty-Five Acres of Land Adjoining
the Mills Have Been Bought--The
Mill Enlarged and Houses for Opera
tives Being Erected--The Equipment
Throughout is of the Rest and Most
Modern Machinery tor Making Yarns
and Weaving Unbieached Sheetings
and Drills.
Some years ago a cotton mill was ere ct
ed in Goldsboro, and for a time ran
along with prospects of success. But
the machinery was not of modern build
and after a time it suspended operations.
When the plant came upon the market
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Here are some OF
the staple crops Of
the different sec
tons Of this area :
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The policy of the Atlantic Coast Line is to foster all de-
veopment along its line 1t is the greatest trucking road
America and provides every facility for getting farm,
garden and orchard products to the Northern markets best
possible condition. in shortest time and at lowest rates.
In part of the country there greater abundance of
game and fish than in the eastern counties of North and
South Carolina
Northern farmers are invited to write for information in
detail about the territory of the Atlantic Coast Line which
extends from Richmond and Noror Columbia and Char
nefon
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Resources of the wilson Cotton Mills
January LIST, 1894.

Merchandise, in ell d in &
stock in the mills, cotton
on hand, and manufac-
tured goods unsO q,
Cash on hand and in bank,
New and good accounts on
ledger,
Office furniture.
Supplies, consisting ofbelt-
ing, paper, coal and wood,
Machinery, cost,
Deduct for wear,
Real estate,
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Gin 6ilfrrui an bic 9~anoslente !
Ntron, Boone Co., Nebr.
@ertber Serr 8onner!

! u, SpQlS WV wv
@ertber Serr 8onner!
Die untcrSei1neten orei Surembur=
ger baben mir ben auftrag 9egeben,
cine Yltte oil Sic 81 rihten, paB Sic
es uniereu Sanosleuten tunotbun, oaB
mir lie I'M 0iliie in u~nierer Nptb an=
ileben, oamit mir bieies Sabr cine
Grnte MADDEN tOnnen. Sn 1898 baben
mir ndmIih taft Nl6ts geerntet uno
I'M Sabre 1894 baben mir gar gti1ts
9eerntet ullD oa mir unier SanO ni1t
perluBern tDnnen lrno weoer 8elo nod
Samen baben, nod 6utter fir uniere
pieroe, 10 lit unlere NtOtb cine luBerlte.
Snoem mir Sbnen, Seebrter Serr
Geoatteur, iiir Die Nuinalme oieIer
3eilen odnten, weroen mir audi bon
gansem SerSeu einem Seoen oantbar
leln, uns llber olele 3eit Der Notb bins
meg 81 bellen. &leioer unO 9tIbrrln9
babeu mir binlGn9li6. mas ms jeBt
am meilten abgeDt, llno Samen nno
Sutter, uno I'M oieie poer I'm 8elo=
mittel, oaB mir uns oieielben anihaf=
fen tounen. oarum bitten mir auf pas
Snitdnol9lte. Mer ms einen Seitr0g
lenost, lpOle oenielben al irSeno elneu
Der llnterieihnsten nab AtrOn. Boone
So, Nebr0sta, lenoen.
N0tun9sUoll,
). y. Penne,
". y d,
Setter TeBler,
anton &eBler.
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Gin groBcr GrioIg Der fatbolis
iOcm YreNe i'm prOteNans
tiidcm Worpc9cu.
(2luS Dem syur. @ort~.)

GiirSlih wuroe III NOrwe9en Elm Ges
IeB llber Die Sillenter (ole ppn Der
StuutsrellAlon ablpelbenOtn Gellglpns=
QenDnenlbatten) erlallen. Sas tutbo=
hide g3p1enblatt ,Sunt Olaf" brahte
meDrere glrtitel, III Oenen DER apOltO=
Hide TitNr Die berebti9teu Wiinlbe
Der &atbOllten IN Setren Oleies GeleBes
ausiprub. Sieie 2lrtltel Wuroen an
Die M.itNlitoer Der &ammer Aei0not;
elni9e i%reiliunIge Toltsuertreter lalen
0ieIe Nrtltel III Der &ammsr Dor uno
S,uar utter Der NuertemuAg, Dap oiele
SOroCrUnAen bereNtlgt lelen. Sn1ol9es
oeleu wuroe ole 9auSe PreNe oes San=
bea GeSmun9en, 0ltle gSlrnlNe Su be-
iprehtn, ulo tein Slutt lUagte. Die Ses
re9tiBuu9 oieIer @ilul1e OnSuilpelfelu.
SnlOl9eoenen Wuroe oas 0eIcB 10 0e-
Italtet, DAB 0urW 0ae'elbe Den &dtROll=
ten 4rOBcre 6rclbelten e%inNerdnmt luur=
oeu, ais jcue, Welbe DIE SatbDliten
YreuBaus 9CuleBtu. 9Spour0 mar Die
Ter Grlpl9 moNlib 0cpOrocn? Surd
uniere tatlOIiiWe Yrene. Inner apo.
ltOlIiNer <ur, 0err 81. 6aiIiSe wul
Irllber &eoNltcur IN Suremburg; III.
lul9eoeiirn mar CT in b~elOnOerem WruOl
bon Der 8iNtl9tcit Der tatb. Srelll
~iiberSeuNt. SOrum mar, lett ibm rcl
bl, %0tsr Die SOi! Oea pber6irtli6el
@mtss lilr NprweSrn aui ole SAW!ts,
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Saar, Ipisl, Giiel uno 9unsrid.

Srier. gtm 10, San. itarb bier
i'm 2tlter bon Y Sabren Der @itterauts=
beiiBer Sob. Bet. BON Rel. Seine
@smablin itarb DOR aAt Saaen. Sie
9teQihen Sitter iinO i'm gansen SeSirte
beritbmt. Die 6amilie BON gtea bat
5000 Wtarf fiir ole Sospitien uno 5000
Mart fir Die Nrmell Der Staot Srier
0eibentt. = Sn Der Gliel miro ein
neles 8d6nproteft BON gllf al Der Mto-
ielbabn ourh Oas lIebbaht6al nah
8srenbUO (GileD piel beiproAen, wo=
Our6 Die SOOeniGdbe Der @iiel (Sano
uno 20pa) NbiaB fdnoen. = Der trier-
iihe tatboliihe glrbslter= uno 2ebr-
lingspsrein bat ous 9roBe gettinoenIAe
0aus in Der SatObsitroBe Iiir 81, 500
Wtt. ertuorbeu.
Bert. II. San. 9lm Samstaa
bra0te ell 6~uBgeuoarm bon 6entib
0ot6rin9en) elnen 10 Sabre alten
&nabsl, welber ieinem prinsipal in
Nd6en i'm MtOnat SUM D. S. einen
@elobrlef nit 1900 Mart Subalt, ben
Oeu CT sur HOit bciorgen lOlte, unter.
i0la0eu bat. Ntit Dem GelOe mar Der
YurIbe na0 6rdntrei1 Our09ebrannt.
ST bat o0S 6elo ourbgebra1t bis auf
10 6r. 9as Silrihen lit am Sonn.
tao Our0 GeuOarm 2inte pon bier nah
Nd6en tr~on3pOrtirt wOroeu. no er lei.
ner S%eitr0iung ent9e9enliebt.
8itburg, Is. San. Serr Sort.
auiie6er S0wente bier bat beute cine
pra6tuolie Srappe auf Der Serrn Naes
ger 9ebori9en Sa9o erlegt. Die Srappe
lit ein g8ilo Das in bieiiger 6eseno iebr
lelten portpmmt. - Ginem Giniuobner
gu MeieniA an Der Sauer wuroen
naht5 200 Bio. 4ale aus laiEem Mei.
Der geltoblen. - Die gauge Der i'm
8riibiabre su s~rOHnenoen Sabn Ma-
pen=S aun=@erolltein betrd9t Co. Sim.
0ierpon c~ntialen auf Den &reis Wapen
l3,5, 0uf ben Sreis Eaun, 30,5, auf
ben &reis @o1em 1875 uno auf ben
4rei3 NoenNu ) &m. Ser gauge
Sabnbuu bat 10 MtiliOuen M. setoltet
uno Orei Sabre ~seDdbrt.
aus Srier miro beri6tet: 9ln
eiilem Der lebten WobenmGrtte taufte
cine bieltQe Srauerei Don einem Wann
aus Dem Surembur9ii1en eineu Wasen
Sen uuf ben 3entner. Der Wasen
nit Seu wuroe auf Der ltdotiiben
9Saoge 9eiuo9eu, uno naAoem oas Seu
ab0elaoen mar, iollte Der Wagen alein
gelpogen uno oelien @epibt bon benz
9auSen Gjsui6t in Nb3us Sebra6t tper-
Ben. Der Ssrtduier bate nod einen
0ans lei6ten Wa9eu nit Seu sur iel-
ben 3eit uui ben Wtartt gebrabt uno
ais oieler leer mar. iubr CT nit oielem
. aui Die y age uno bat lOmit ein Wlebr-
gewift bon cinigen 3entnern auf oas
Sen ~ersielt. Sem Strei9 mar aber
nI6t mbemertt seblieben uno wuroe
Der Srauerei mit9etbsilt. SieIe
bra6ts ibm 3 3entner in Ibsug, mas
Der Bauer ii4 ys4t germ seiaaen lisb.
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3u Gi0meile wurOe bel Gc=
leQcnbcit oes Ncujobr5ta9es ten Srt.
9forrcr cine prodtuOlle @ufbdngez
lampe in gSertbe Don 80 81. sum @e.
i4ente 9emO9t.
Ger ppr 4 So6ren mad Nmerifd
otsleDunOerte 9it. &obusSinl,r, ein
Soln Don G5nen, lit wicoer Suriidse=
tebrt.
Im z. San. nerl6ieo in S6wei6
Die mo0l00tbore 5o0ter oes @rensauf=
leGers 0errn 9ernaro i'm glitter bon
toum 10 Salren.
&imelin9en, II. San. 6eitern
UNI Die OilttaQ8itunoe entitano cine
6eIlersbrunlt III 5etin9cn in Dem @obn=
bauIe ocs 8altpirt6es Simmer. Ser
SAaoen lit 0ur0 8eriiderung geoeft.
- 2lm ndmll6en Sage ipuroe alloa elm
feiBi8er Singing bon % Sabren,
9tamens 0Onoelinger, beerabeu. Ser.
lelbe Itano BEL einsm lInternebmer in
<e in Nrbelt, ~Ftiir5te bon einem @e=
rlilie uu0 bIieb SIR STEELE foot. - Ser
am Ii. 3on= auf benz S6melserberg
%Derun9liidte Nrbeiter Yeter Stieber lit
9ta4mlttags UNI 2 ubr ieinen 2eiben
erleBen.
&ooOta q. B. g.. II. San. Geitern
gegen 4 ubr Nd6mitta9s wolte Die in
Den SranSi9er Sabren itebenoe &. Sa-
teri Don bier BON i6rsm Srunnen einen
Sinner Waler id0pfen, ais iie aus-
rutI9te uno topfiiber IN ben Yrunnen
Iiel. elei6 mar Siilfe sur Sano uno
&. .. fam nit benz bloben S5reten
oauolt.
il iimelin9en, Is. San. Oils
Der S6mlso Dupont an Sp6oien nit
elmer &eparatlr bei6dfti9t mar, rutihte
Die Selter ais uno er rel 10 un9lifli9,
oaB er elm gein brad.
9pmmeloin9en, IA. Sanuar.
@eltern ttel auf Dem Spmmeloinger
Slittenperte Dem Irbeiter Seler aus
Scmmeloin9eu cine circa 20 bis 25
Gentner IAwere Giienr0bre auf ben
Nrm lnto Serunolnte oenielben 10, oaB
cine amputation erforosrliG mar.
Nteoerfeulen, 9. San. 4m
Qeitri9en Gage befunDen ii6 Die sipei
tleinen &inoer oes SaglObners $. g.
9SalsOorf allein in Der Strbe, pdb-
rcnooem Die Mutter orauBen Nrbeiten
beiorAte. gei i1rsm Gintritt ms Clint
mer iNb Tie ibr 5idbriges So6terden
BON bellen 6l0mmen umlDOert; nur
nit groBter Wtilbe gelang IS Der Wut.
ter, ods Seuer Su lOi6en.
Cid a. b. a., II. San. Seute
Worgen muroe Ole Der Witttpe Gbe-
mann, SaSlObnerin, ~sugeborise yebau=
lung ourh cine Seuersbrunit einse-
di6crt. Serlult $500 ST. Yerlibsrt.
MensoOrt 14.San. Snoer Na6t
bonn 6reitas auf Samitaa entltano in
Der Sebauiuns Oes Shuiters Meiien,
burg 6euer, WOour1 Der gauge @au
total serltOrt nuroe. Die Samilie
WeiIenburg lag in tiefem S6lafe. Sa
pl0Bllb erludfte Der 9auspatsr. bOrte
Elm unbeimlihes &niitern uno fano
benin NabIeben, bab bereits Der Stall
ein9edl6ert mar. Gaum blieb ibm nod
3eit genug, lih nit isiner Samilie gu
rettsn. Der Setrofsne lit fir iein
Gigentbum perli9ert.
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6robher,o9thun..
NuS Ger Sauptitdot.

y sbaben iib perlObt: Nr. Nitp=
los Iuorp. SutiheriNbritdnt 81 Seiss
oOrL nit SRI. Sbereie De 6ontere.
lan9jdbri9e &aiiererin Der Snouitrie=
miible oes Srn. grpeloing 81 Steinlel;
Sr. Ybilipp 6ansler, SAneioermsilter
aus Der NeutborltraBe, nit SRI. Gliie
Settles. So6ter oes Der ltOrbenen Staats=
oOmlnenanfiebers Don Simpertsber9;
Serr Sictor SOnmam, SObn Der Dame
gSittme Gn9ene 9piimanu, Earaoe=
plaB. ~Suremburg, nit 6rl. Shaaf,
5Obter oes iriiberen SeIiyers Der be-
tannteu &ir1enparnmenteub0uOluug
S6aat aus Der @rpBliruBe: Oerr Wtas
tbias 8inter. Bidder uno 6pnoitOr aus
6els nit Nrl. Sultine Slices. Gltelle
Sp6ter oes Srn. Sacques Slices. Snpu-
ltriel oOn Yidnoen. Sr. ). Goller
aus MNmer, Gpmmis Der SirsttiOn
YrincesSeuri 81 Surembur9, bat lid
nit SRI. Wiiller. SO0ter oes Srn.
Wiiller, u%nternsbmer 81 SImpertsbera
perlpbt.
Sonferens. Nn SDnltuo
Nbeno INN > llbr belt Der berilbmte
SeIuitenpdter BON Sriht I'M 9roBen
Scale hes Siir9ertalinps upr einem
sablreihen 0sWGblten NuoltorIum ole
on9etitnoi9te &onfereni gum Selten oes
ct. YincenSsSe reines Der St0ot. Der
9teoner bate sum Ne1enltauoe Ieiner
&OnierenS oas yNuImo1en Der SOlttr
gum SatboliSlsmEs am Gnoe oes 10.
SaDrbunoetts" gelu0blt.
Ser 30 i 10 NJ III 5 Nr. Nrens lit
bon Gitmslin9en nab Gttelbrilt uer=
'eBt; Der Nmudrter fir GolitOmmIs Sr.
SOoll BON 9SilB n01 SID al Der II=
Sette.
llnter Dem QeripnOl Der YOlt= uno
Notwithstanding llno Iol9enoe
Eer'eBun9cn p0r9enommcn ipproeu.
Sr. Ppltcommis Sunf bon Sietirb
nnA Surcmburg=S tNot; Sr. Grupatte
BON @repenmuher nu6 StGtirh; Sr.
S6oIl, G0noiout iiIr YOItcommiS. aus
9SiIB mad Gttelbriid; Nr. 6Gutl0 BON
Gttelbrilf nNb RilmelinAeu; Sr. Gill
ion bon GtteIbriid uu0 8repenmaber;
Nr. NGmes BON Sid Il. B. NlS. nady
Gttelbrid; Sr. SumboraD BON Surem=
bug SphnbpI naA @alIerpin9sH IN
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Dependence, aus, llilO b~ege9nete Dem
Steloertreter, Gater Yape, nit einem
Sdnoeorud Oes Wiltpmmens. 0or Der
Stride batten lih Die Sellte mo aub Die
S6ultinoer uui0eitellt, 100 iie Dem
b%eimtebrenoen SeeliOr9er lire Siebe be-
sergten. IS rieien iuie aus einem
Wunoe Die Shultinoer ibm Elm BERG
lihes gSiltommen entge1en uno oann
trat Serr Spbn Saris pOr uno belt
cine turSe NnreOe i'm Namen Der 00n=
gen 8emelnoe. Sreuoig ilberrai6t frat
Damn 9ater Nemmers in Ge9leitung
aller @egenmartisen in Die STRIDE, no
Die Shpeitern nit Den S6ultinoern
lbn ourh 8eIang be0rilBten uno no Der
6bor inter Seitung oes geliebten Gll9en
Warlon Elm 4ltimmiges Sant= uno
6renoenlleo pOytrlgen. Sann ipra6
Safer Nenmers CUR @emeiuoe uro
meinte, Die erpieiene Gbre lei 81 bel
titr lbn, es qeltc Solbes nur fir Si=
ibDfe. hobe Sta0t.beumte II. +. 10, aber
fllr eilen Prielter lei es ;u uiel. ~llnlere
Nnllbt aber 1T: is lei Sbnen, tbeurer
Sohpiiroen, Die Cbre. Sic lino es 9e=
luelen, Der nit 6Ottes Silfe 10 piel 8l=
tes filr unlere @emeinoe in ben lebten
20 Sabren 9etb0n bat, rlo mir wolen
botfen llno beten, DAB Sic nod LANCE
sabre lller 9eliebter Seellpr9er leiu
luerOen. SDnen Ol'o gelte Die Gbye,
Sic baben lie uOlltommen perolent;
luenn Sic alh NnOers Qeoaht baben,
muBten Sic bod oenenungeabtet gu
l~llerer 6reuoe es m%nebmen." Nur
lbaoe, onB Der bo1W. Sater Nemmers
10 mperbOTt eintraf. oenn es tonnte
bios ell She'll u~nIeres Yorbabens poll=
fiihrt meroen. Sob: ySm Numen Der
8emeinOe nO0mdls wiutommen, Go6=
iuilrOiger G0ter Hemmers, mo Sbuen
nodmals: No0. bod! Du1!"
Nls @e'6eute erbieit Goter Nemmers
bon Den Sinoern cin i1Ones Wteb0e=
mano, bon Der Gemeinoe eIlen i6onen
0eiSOlen. Slide, Stiible. gampen, einen
SilhertilA II. /. No., Saden, Die ii9 in
eln Pfarrbaus palien.
Nm Wontug Na6mittng itarb bier
Serr MotbIos tSsoeripiel nab elmer
lteben MOhen lan9en Gruntbeit an
Typhoid = Pneumonia, ippbiuerIeben
nit alien ri. Sterbei0tramenten. Gr
muroe am Mtittmp6 MOr9en nab einem
SDhNmte, weldes non Gnter 9}emmers
IN @e0enipart bon 5teu. gurte III. Gep.
Yape 9eIelert ipurOe, Sur Nllhe 9ebruht.
6eoeripiel muroe am IS. 2lpril 1894
nit MNriG S6miOt, Spdter pOn g&il=
belm ShmiOt, hur1 9utcr Nemmers
Qetrdut, bat ulIO bios 9 Wonate trell
I'M Gbeltanoe 0elebt. Gr GinterlQBt
cine trauernoe Satin III 9ele9neten
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-02-05

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nung, Die goloene MeoaiQe, erlalten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-02-05
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-10-24
Seattle Invites the w. c. I. L.

Baltimore. Oct. 23-Miss Frances VIII
lard carried the w. c. T. L. convention
with her in a movement to include in fra
ternal relations Catholics and Hebrews.
The question arose on the following res0
luton: Resolved, That Catholic women
and Hebrew women should be invited TO
send fraternal delegates from their an
nual convention. 20. ours. aud TO establish
branches cf tire White Ribbon Society
within their own borders" A resolution
was also adopted deploring the numerous
outrages upon defenseless women and
children. and urging that steps be taken
70 mold public opinion or TO secure such
legislation as would secure women a
greater degree of protection Invitations
were received and referred TO the eXecu-
tive committee. asking the W. c. T. L. 10
hold It's next convention in Los Angeles.
san Francisco. Seattle. Cbattanooga and
Nashville.
Mrs. Mary F. Lowell presented for the
DEPARTMENT of mercy two prizes OF gold
p5eces for ESSAYS on subjects respecting
cruelty 10 animals. Elvie II. Page. aged
u years, OF Olympia, Wash. received 8
for an essay on the subject. Does Our
Dominion over Animals Give Is the
Right 10 Practice Cruelty Upon Them
National organizers reported the prog
ress OF their work throughout the states
Mrs. Ada w Unruh. OF oregon, advised
the use Of the bicycle as a means Tor
women workers 10 renew their vitality.