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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-07-31

winola and will leave tomorrow for n
two weeks sojourn at that popular re-
sort. Among those who will enjoy the
brcezes of winola are: Misses Daisy
Perry. Elizabeth Palmer, Mary Greeley,
Jessie Cavell Ethel Shoemaker, Isabelle
Feinberg, Florence .Fcinberg. Jeanette
Davis, Bertha Fellows and Isabelle At
klnson. of Hawley. The party will be
chaperoned by Mrs. E. NJ. Palmer, Mrs.
NJ. II. Cavell, Mrs. F. Kiple and Mrs.
w. Il. Greeley.
Miss Grace Oscnbach, of Capouse ave-
nue, has returned home after a week 8
visit among friends in Fleetvile.
r. Il. Orr and family. of New York
street, are spending a few days In New
York.
Ray Keene. George Fields, Clyde Cobb
and Albert Brighten have returned after
two weeks camping at Kewanee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. B. Andrews have re-
turned from New York
The ladies of the Asbury Methodist
Episcopal church will serve ice cream
and cake in the church parlors this even
ing.
Mrs. William Dampman has returned to
her home in West Pittston after an ex-
tended stay with friends in Green Ridge.
The Junior Knickerbockers, of Green
Ridge, challenge any team In the city
under IA to game of base ball.
The Women's Christian Temperance
union of Green Ridge held religious
service with the old ladies at the Home
for the Friendcss yesterday afternoon.
Mrs Howell presided. Mrs. c. A. Benja-
min conducted the devotional aervces.
Mrs j. s. Miller gave Bible reading,
which was greatly appreciated. Others
who took part were Mrs. Horns and Mrs.
Downing. A number of favorite hymns
of the ladies was sung. number of
young girls living at the Home took part
in the singing. At the close Of the SER
vice Mrs. Howell presented each of the
ladies' belonging to the Home with keep
sake. All Joined the matron in thanking
the visitors for the service. and extended
cordial invitation to the union to come
M In,
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Funeral of T. ]. Thomas.

The funeral of the late Thomas j.
Thomas was held yesterday afternoon
from the late home, 112 South Keyser
avenue. Rev. Thomas de Gruchy, OF
the jackson Street Baptist church, had
charge of the services and few re-
marks fitting to the sad occasion. After
the services the friends of the family
were permitted for the last time to
look upon the face of the departed
husband and father.
The funeral cortege then moved to
the Washburn street cemetery. where
the remains were laid at rest. The
pall-bearers were j. L. jenkins, John
j. Morgan, David Vaughn, w. Jones,
Edward Thomas and d. S. Evans.
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Funeral of Mrs. Roberts.

Funeral services over the remains of
the late Mrs. Mary Roberts, who died
on Monday morning at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. William Mingle, of 20
Stark court, was held from the home
yesterday afternoon at o'clock. Rev.
H. C. McDermott, d. D., pastor of the
Simpson Methodist Episcopal church,
officiated. A quartette from the choir
of the church sang several appropriate
hymns. The floral offerings were many
and beautiful, and attested the esteem
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Entertainment of Merit.

The entertainment in charge Of the
Epworth league of the Simpson Metho-
dist Episcopal church will be held this
evening. The following programme will
be given:
Reading, "The Night Wind
Eugene Field
Miss Cruiser
Solo, Selected MISS Edna sax
Reading, 'As the Moon Rose"
Pauline Phelps
Miss Cruiser.
Piano Solo. Selected. Miss Augusta Fritz
Reading, Faithful Lovers. Miss Cruiser
Vocal Solo. Selected .............Miss Sax
Reading, Selected .............. Miss Cruiser
Music.
Reading, "Nhisperln' BILL"
Irving Bachelor
Miss Cruiser.
At the conclusion of the musical and
literary numbers, ice cream and cake
will be served by the young ladies Of
the church.
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Before the Alderman.

John Donovan, of Jackson street,
was arrested on warrant sworn out
by Timothy Jones. before Alderman
Owen D. John, charging him with as
sault and battery on the person of
Freda Wiesburg, neighbor At the
hearing, held last evening, the alder
man decided that the assault and bat
terry was merely a boy and girl quar-
rel, and discharged the defendant.
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A Delightful Surprise.

Half hundred friends met and ten
dered Miss Mary Davies. of New York
city, a reception at her William street
home last evening. M. NJ. Frichtel. vo-
linist. and Miss Marion Mills, pianist, rcn.
dered a number Of pleasing selections.
Miss Davies sang several songs, to the
delight of her friends, who have been
most interested in her vocal work under
Nine. Blauvelt, in New York city.
Those present were: Misses Lloyd, Ben
ton, Thomas, Williams, Thomas Potter.
Morris, Lees, Payne, Dawson, Mills, Will
cox, Davies Stone, Stofft, Hazel Davies.
Margaret Williams. and Messrs. Will
liams. Leeds. Lee, Davies, Wilcox, Fickes,
Dawson, Singer. Kizer, Whaley. Huber
Dawson, Davis, Stone, Wilcox, Davies.
kemmerlng, Geddes, Frichtel, Williams.
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FUNERALS,

The funeral of the late William ]. Price
will take place this afternoon, Services
will be held at the house on West Locust
street at 2,30 o'clock. Rev. T.. j. Morris,
of WillSes-B Barre will ofticiate. Interment
will be made In the Washburn street
cemetery.
The funeral of the late Andrew ].
Healey, of Dunmore. will be held at $50
O'Clock this morning from the home of
his brother-in-law, James II. Kelly, at
Drnker street and Church avenue. Ser
vices will be conducted at 10 o'clock at st.
Mary's church. Either the Dunmore,
Throop, Drinker or Laurel Hill cars will
convey those desiring to attend the flu
neral, to the house.
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Entertained Friends.

Mrs. Thomas Lowe, of Park street.
gave delightful lawn party Tuesday in
honor of her son, Oswald's. birthday.
Games and music. with the usual party
diversions, were in dulged in. Dainty re-
frcshments were served on the lawn by
Mrs. Lowe, who was the recipient Of
many beautiful presents.
Among those present We're: Misses Ed
ma Place, Jennie and Marion Nankirell.
Laura Wilson. Lillian Loughran. Alice and
Louise Raine, Jennie Shotto. Blanche Mil
Ter. Ethel Rodham, May Conrad. Bessie
Nankirell, Louise Deity; Messrs. William
and Charles Harte, George Rodham.
Charles Raine, Fred Hignet, Victor and
George Deity. William Nankirell, John
Conrad, Ralph and Frank Eldred, Bert
Loughran, Albert Lowe, Stanley and Ray
Miller and Oswald Lowe.
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Dickie.James.

Miss Rachel James, of Luzerne street
and David Dickie, of North Rebeccs
avenue, left quietly on Friday last fol
Binghamton, where they were united ir
marriage by one of the Parlor city
clergymen. The nuptials were a great
surprise to their numerous friends, who
are showering congratulations upon
them. Both the young people are very
popular. For the present. they will be
at home to friends at the home of the
brides parents, on Luzerne street.
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Collided with a Wagon.

While a Providence car. No. 402 was
south bound last evening, it collided with
heavy coal wagon driven by William
O'Horo of Green Ridge, on North Main
avenue, near Watkin street. O'Horo
was driving along on the car track and
did not hear the approaching car until
it was upon him, and when it was too
late to get out of the way. Near this
spot it is very dark and a motorman on
the car Is unable to see any distance
ahead.
The fender and front vestibule of the
car was badly damaged, but the wagon
escaped without damage.
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Mass Meeting.

A mass meeting of the United Mine
Workers of America will be held in the
Round Woods plot tomorrow afternoon.
All mine workers are expected to at
tend.
President John Mitchell and District
President T. D. Nichols and other
prominent speakers will be in attend
ance and address the meeting.
The various locals from Providence,
Taylor, Minooka and elsewhere will
send delegations.
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AN OLD AND wELL-rRlsp REMEDY.

MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRIJp
for children teething. Is the prescription Of
one Of the best female physicians and
nurses In the United States, and has been
cess by millions of mothers for their chill,
dren. During the process OF teething its
value Is incalculable. It relieves the child
bowels. and wind-colic. BY giving health
TO the child II rests the mother. Price
twenty-dye cents q hnttla-
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WEST SCRANTON
Davies-Freeman Nuptisls-Boy Run Down
by Farmers Team-Other News
Notes and Personals.

nation to the law department of the
University of Pennsylvania and was
admitted without ~ condition.
In June last he received the degree
of bachelor of laws and was awarded
in addition, Latin certificate, having
passed the Latin requirements for ad-
mission to the Superior and Supreme
courts of the state. He will be ad-
mitted to both courts in September.
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In which the deceased was held. At
the conclusion of the services the
funeral cortege moved slowly to the
Washburn street cemetery, where, after
short service at the grave, the re-
mains were inferred.
The pall-bearers were Valentine Dar-
by, George Jenkins, sr.. George Jen-
kins, jr., and John Walters.
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Admitted to the Bar,

w. Henry Davis. of Jackson street.
was admitted to practice In the courts
of Luzerne county on Monday. Mr..
Davis graduated with honors from the
Harry Hillman academy, class of '99,
taking prominent part in oratory and
debate. He took the entrance exami-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-19

f~rimooigt og beretartt y9erren er nit 2ps Og min
5retfe; for 30en fol ieg frpgte2" CPS. q, y. @aml Dig
berfor ale 5in8 ON bette enc: 9err.! boo0 er fer bet
rette for 8jg2 = 3jen Sub en- rem Sanbittig9eo q.
Sim. 1, 81 bet er: 6unbl albrig i%uaIeOes, at 9u ndo bems
ne Dig ieO bet, 0u DeIger (ROm. IA, 90, iaa Ital Ser
rem beli9ne Dig at lin 5ploe.
Den Tom gpr bet, iom er gOOt Og ret Og iunot for
6errens, Dor CUBS, Qnigt" q. &rpnt. 81, 20), BAN faar
aongen 2bit til at ie (Giber 6, g.
Sen iOm ugter pou @ejen, BAN bill ie9 loOe ie Subs
6rsIie OBI. 80, 23).
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-19
YGgttro.

@n nibfar us tro Br9n, Der olereoe lang Eo baooe
pirfet fin Nleui9beb uoen at Ie 5rust al ut Nrbelre, tla9eoe
ensang ben bersmte 9beolos Ilbre6t gengel 1852 i'm
Nsb. 3enue iuareoe meo %ielgenoe 2isnelie: v3o Waano
gift no Sfooen for at ialoe en- flor % iterf gs. 9nnoreoe
@onse iloe ben enc til meo Often % lasoe fig nOniaitef neo.
0u fom ben anben os foul ntte Grbejbet, ps @9en ialot eIter
noafe faa gtie6ug. Soent baobe MI ialbet @sen?" 2iges
fom beuue 9ienelie beo iii 3rst for bin Yr9It, laa Lob bet
t enc til Opmuutrins for enboer, Der urbejoer for perren,
at alerebe Nleieren bar iast: .n@n iaaer os Ell anoen bes
ter." Ds after: rs purist uotraoes al Susbolosre. at be
mao finbes trp." gu. Mis1.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-19
De ire 6runobetin9ell er.

5ermeo bar Spsrgsmoulet ON, ,%bOorleoes CUBS Dill
Tie inoes", faoet i'm rette 9agt. @t bar let, at Ri iom
trifne bsr gsrt SUBS Billie alt, Og at ben altiO er Oerb at
gre. Der fan better life par: 3OiOl om, at Serren er bill
Zig til at uabsrbare ben. u2bs" berer meb til be cpi8e
Spies foIelige @aber. = 8t fan life gpre ben Billie, oi
life fencar. 9i fan life blipe rene og uben aniteo og
fDlOte meo Retfaroig4eOs 5ru9ter loen fsrit at faa aunbs
Ifab og Steniom6eo til at beige bet beoite C5ilip. l, g
10y; Ri fan life ,,omgaas b~arbeligen for 9erren til al
8e6ageligfeb" nben fsrft at ofpIOes meo bans @ilies @rz
~tenoelie" (Gof. 1, 80. 9oorlebes tier bd BETTE?
De uotr9re8 BERTH ire 9eti19elier:
l. 81 maa felo lepe ct perfonfigt 2ib /
6erren.
2. 81 maa port Qtb mes 6erren bere
fuGDt oprigti9e.
8. 81 maa bbert enteft f~oreig9enbe
8tffefbe 9ere ct aonbeligt 4rbejbs.
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Spristi9bco.
2. 5or at finbe Subs 9iuie
maa ri port Sip meo berren pore fulot o~pri9ti9e.

maa ri port Sip meo Perren nere fulot o~pri9ti9e.
O~priqtig6eb er bl en- 2ibsbetin9el1 E for Ielpe
2tpet / 6erea for iud biot fan man bAbeIte Jorionb
fet life BABE 2o / ,6errcn" uOen Oprigtis4eo =, men
@rfaringen bifer, at Ic(p bos 6errenS 8enner tan bet til
enfelte 3iber eder pa entelte Sumter forte poa Sprigt9@
6eOens 4anb. 0g Britt paa Oprigti96eo meofprer altio
Britt paa &lar1eo: = 9Gtt Opri9ttg6eo, @9tlt /
&lar6eo.
SobeOHcbtr: Orofpr. 8, 80 b.: ,9erren8 fortroli9e
Smqanq er meo De o~prigtige" Cog uoe1 0errcns tor@
trotige Om9an9 lerer Ri alori9 bans @iaie at tenoe); og
Mt. 8, 8: ,Solige ere be rene al 6iGrtet; t9i De itulle
fe Guo@. 6icrtcrenhe0 YeDoning al Julotommen=
beb er 8etinQelTe for at fe Sub 6tsiet; og Sjerterenbeb
/ 9eI9bniag at Oprigtigfeo er ~getinselie fnr at ie Sub fog
cans @iliD Der pod Soroen. = Den fulbe Sprt9ttsbeo
er fpm be u~teitrebne Stentdpler, 1porpdd Strrens Singer
ifreD "OPENS Sub e Dol. 81, y; pda %ImuoIge eler
6albtbeIfrebn Sablsr itriper 9erren dlorig.
GortiGttes.l
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6uSs Born b5r 9ere 6uos Oilie

SeTus 8riftu8 ~fri9ioroe Os fra SpnOens og 0ebens
COB, men life fra Qonbeas COB (9tom. 8, p. 9an lestpbte
os life ira at tisne Sub, men til at tjene Sub.
G%pangefiet frier Os life fra Cubs Billie. men oioer os
M Stprte til at gere SUBS Billie. o5ri.be fra bore 5iens
c:rS 5aanb ituae ri tiene 5errer uoen 5rb9t 9eGigbeo
% 8eifarbigGeb for BAN uue bort Gins Oage" (Guc. /,
74-75). Gpungeliets 5ri3eb er ultiua 5ri6eo for u5enz
bebouno" og 5ri6eo for ,5rbgt", men lite 5ribeb for at
tiene 9erren Selis9eO ug Meteorological aae bort 2iOs
0age; tbi ben 5ri9eo piloe pare 5orbunoelie.
Oct iteofortraoenbe &riitt @erning ligger berfor
life, iom mang. uflart mener, bans 2oDoper9olbelie,
men bans Selpppofr:lie. arHtus bar life boOt 2oben for
os; men ban bar 6ragt fig felO Tom bet fulbtomne lpbefri
Sfer for o8, for al hi beb bette bans Ofer -, peb bans
0ebs og bans Nenos Grdft - Iep ituloe bjelpes til lat
boIbe aoben", 5ribebens fulotOmns Sob" (Dlt. 3, 17-18,
Set. /, 25).
9riitus frieoe os life fra 2obens 6orbanbelie. San
gap 9orsn en- belt anben pfoOs, fra 6relIesbstingele
gjoroe ban ben til 5reliesfru9t. @i er MI unber Naaben
% life unber Qoben; netop oerfor 1al Spnten life
berite oOer os, men ri Ial anfe os ieu iom bpOe for SDns
ben og ipm lebenbe for Sub o9 f%renitiae os for BAN meb
2ib Og 9emmer lOm bans 5jenere os aetFarbisbeOs Rob.
Tta6er (Q9s: gPom. 8, 11-14)
CUBS Miftunbbeb er for bore Sjne, berfpr fal hi
banOre Serrens Sonbbsb cps. 26. 81. Serren bar gibet
port Sjers at aunbe frit, berfor ital Ri Lobe ub 6errens
9ubs @es cps. 119, 32).
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aun tibet 2ps er / os; % ielp bette
Tibet tober pi let neb 6origmneligbeo."
3bumas q @ompis.

Sp%srgsmua!et Ol, 1pab Der 2ioets sntelte QfgsreI>
Ter sr SUBS Billie, er bsi @roo ct Spsr9smoal, opsrfor
bOiltst mango 9jerters 9anter blibe aabenbare. Oct er ct
quaft, btr- ter ote oiies megsn o~berfabiTt Qetfnbi8beo =
rnegen aaoooiloheO og megen forloren 4aabelid6tS.
D genft-iot9e flyer til SUB: pig fra os;
II Fare itte gpit til 9un0fa6 ON bine 9eje" CSob q, Id.
De oprigtige, men en9fteGtge 9 ale
qfanIer fig for peO Niooagstioe. fom bar bet g2ut" Sob
5, 14.
De fpermerifte Noturer tiaaqger Sub
no9t Drar9t (5O6 l, 22) BED raiot og u9enert at fclOe
eeen Qpf nc egnt qaaiunf for ,,8uOs 0iaie"; og
DC Ietbenebe Oufinfriftne bar albrig
fpoegct, at Der ct cit @anfeligfe5, t6i be fag atbrig for
@!oor fofIeqt at 0:nnemfere @utB Billie oQe 5or6olo.
Oct fan OerFcr gore gobt forft at bc9nnbc meb tor
!elig at flaa crteltc forbereDenbe Ynrtter fat.
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Duorlc0es lnoes 6u0s pillie?
gibelIInoie
af
e. Sfoo9aarb=9eterie
So9neprGt.
9ibelHnoie
5noleenin9

pet selber ON, at 9ibens Mel % RuIt
81 llgoet bar Dit inoobpenbte Gre,
Soa miot / Carmen On formaar at bure
en aonoeitCmries 9tberlette Butt.
Nbom Somu.
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,forbereoenoe pllnfter.
6uObar fin Ollie / ale afsprclisr, iclp Sc minoae.

Raar Spg9g8maa let er on SUBS 8iQn, laoer mango
fq aeje rcb tttte ret alminoelige: Sub pl, at ri Tfal
frelIes"; men be gIenmer, at Guo ogiaa bill noget ganffe
pcIent ole ret baglige 2ios beitemte Gor9oIb Sper
CUBS a~lr1ins,liGe 8reliespidie glemmer man SUBS iars
liQs Billie i hpert entelt iarlige 5itf9lbe; men uoen bette
iioite taoe8 meo, bliper SUBS 5rclIe til 5om6eb pg bars
Diff: til en- 5rafe. SUB pil, at ri idl frelies, - og netpp
oerfor bar Sub lin @iG:s aGe Sing, for at Ri fan tomme
frelre igennsm oae Sing.
0aar qaulus taller ON ,alt SUBS 3uao" (Gp. g.
90, 81 i~ab6eFdttes beri life Blot SUBS tore, for aae Wens
METER faGes 6rsliestanter &ritus, men oqfoa SUBS
iqrlige Raao meo 6bsr entelt al oS aae 2ioets cnteIe
5orbolo. - Der er en6oer Sag no9et, Der beo0er: Zen
beiefes beIluttehe gaoo" COan. 4, 24.
CUB 6aobe i'm beTtemte Billie / Spsr9smuoI iom bisie:
bpor 4r6rabam itut5e bo; 6oem Stat itulbe Ggte; =
boorban Npoftlene tuloe bere fleote paa oeres Rejie ont.
10, 9-1O; booroan b, Ttuloe 9ilie (2uc. 10, A.; =
bporpan en- Sen ituloe title Jig oper for i'm 5uoer5 gez
grapelie (2ue. 9, 500; bOob 5imotbeuS ituloe britt
te, Bin ener 9ano q 3im. 5. 23) o. I. b., 0. I. b.
W1oielopen bldnoer fig ogiau itubiJ bet ou9lige 2iOs
tilipnelobente ligegploigIte Smddting. oSriii COB" lite
minore. 96i 9riitus bar 10 %fulotommet o9 lite oplsit
2open ont. 8, 10; og bet pl 81. a. iige: ariitus bar lite
lst 5orbinoelIen melem 2open og 2ipets Gnfeltbeber,
men ban bar netop fulotomnet tenne 5orbinoelie, iau intet
Qipsforbolo for ben ariitne faloer ubenfor SUBS @iaies
Omraaoe. - Sub E i'm Billie aqe Sing.
6eri lager life Blot en- 5ormaning til altio at lpgrge
efter Serrens Billie cg fsl9s ben; men ie9 bill uIerebe Der
ige: Der ligger tiai9e en- f%orunoerIig iolig Spite ben 5ors
pisning, at Sub bar i'm ganIte beitemte @iaie ogIua oenne
betsmts Sda iom gieblittet optager mig. 36i bpor tit
foa bet life for port gie Il ub. iom ON hi lab &lemme og
bar tprte fat, fua bet bNp gait, bpao Ri enb pal9te pg
gjorbe; - ba er Der gefrielie at Oibe, at Sub ogIaa ct
Iuabdnt 9ilfelbe bar noget 9unite beitemt, iom ban pil,
jeg Ital gere; og Ger ieg bet, er alting gobt.
GuO bill mia a ltib no9et; bet er: Sub bar altio Be
reot mig Steb, 9por jeg trbgt fan lejre mig.
Seq fpcr mig pea en- Sang t%atnemmeli9 for SUBS
Ollie % ~forpIiget til SUBS 9ilis, t6t:
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I. 5or at finoe SUBS 8ilis.
mac pi ielp lepe ct per onli9t Sip / Perren.

0ette fuloe Ipnes en- %oberflpoig 8emerfning; t3i
fsrIt Qipet Serren giper o%Oer6obeoet Sans for SUBS
Billie, Ioa Den Sammeni et7in9; at ipprge efter SUBS
giIie uoen at 6ape 2fpet SUB, ituloe Innes at pere en-
Mobi9elIe = bpab bet forreIten ogiao er. Vfen @rfas
ringtn, baabe fra gaml. o9 nps 5iber, oiIer %dli9epel, at lite
Blot 8 roen Ippr9er efter SUBS @iaie, men ogiaa Spers
.troen. Selp Mennelter Der fatte8 Qipet 9erren, tan
III og oa onTfe at tenoe, bpao pr er SUBS Billie, fpr beroeo
at ,asIurere fig IelO" itore QfgereIier og Iaaleoes for let
9e6 erbberpe Ig ben gpbe 8ebibitbeo", at bet er en- beez
res 9iIie, be fel9er. De ger Iom Song @3ds Suoa.
6un FOB lape ct g1ter efter beoenit Mpniter til 6errens
3empel. paa bette ~beoenie otter pfreoe ban io1 He9el.
Men 6errens egeatlige Otter lob ban fbtte til SHE en-
aroq, bet ban Tagoe: bet Idl pere mig ill at ~aoiper9e
peo" e Song. 16, 1O-15(. 3il bo9(i9 piloe ban altiaa
life BABE noget meb Ssruels Sub at gere, men TOR en- Git
terbebs Sfplo 4apOe ban bog 9errens Otter 9agbaanoen
til lejlig6ebsbis at u~biperge peo, naar bet tneb. 0ette
Ter tDpit. MQe De, Der Blot Itaar ct l%aaoant uooortes
5or6olb til Sub, er ogiaa nebte til at BRUCE rent uooorteS
Mtoler for at uoforie SUBS @iaie, t6i uoea CUBS Nano
fan man life gad Nanoens 8eje; men
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-19
ale rent uoportes ,1ioIer f~orbYoer Perren itren9t.

for bisie Observation-Disclosures Stplo forortber Serren Din
Sub Dem ira Dit @nigt". Is. Uoi. Is, 1913.
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6pem bet 6eober: ,,aoa9sn al Babel Ioar pda 8ej1ttuet,
6bor be to @eje be9pnoe, for at labe Jig ipaa; ban taiter r1eo
pilene, ban Iperger 6usguoerne, ban Ter paa Geoeren"
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6an Talbt, bet ban gtt 2anO poa afritanIf Serb. 4Qe
anIaa bet for en- Farligt BARREL. Wen Galar penote
@orset ON peb at qribe for i9 pg %uO6rpoe; ,Seg bar
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8ilje, at ban 1al bore Wialer e1er life. 9an er pdd en-
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renoe SoGpIet, mart ifjult at oberbGngenoe piletrGer.
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nefnip 5tooen. Ser ban Steoet, bpor &nipen %fdlsr,
fal ban pere Multr; @r Steoet fjult at Sreerne. pa
life. = OrateliDaret bar %tpetpbigt. pilene itjulte ben
Ipnfenbe &nip, men 9onbet i~prejteoe @ejret Iom ct
Sprin9Oanb. San bar lge piOtl.
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I~aolebss BRUCE Serrens Orb iom en- Spaamanb. Subs
Orb er Qanbens 0ert og foritaas fun pso @anbens Sjelp
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-06-17
Mr.. George wagner.

Mr.. George Wagnerd died at S:45
o'clock last night at his residence, on
the Thunderbolt road. He had been
a sufferer from dropsey for ten months
or more, bearing his suffering with
patience and fortitude. He leaves a
widow and five children, Mr.. j. N.
Helmken, Mrs. H. M. T. Miscally, Mr.
A. G. Wagner, Miss Ernie Wagner and
Miss Edna Wagner.
Mr.. Wagner came to this country
from Germany Immediately after the
Civil War and settled in Savannah
He had been very successful as a
florist accommodating a comfortable
fortune He was So years of age. His
funeral will take place from his late
residence tomorrow afternoon at 4
o'clock. Rev. DIR. Schaeffer will Of
flciate. The interment will be in Bona
venture.
The pallbearers will be Messrs. j.
N. Davis, S. w. Myers, C. c. Mscally,
Arthur Richardson and Christopher
Lang, and three others from the Ger
man Friendly Society. OF this organi-
cation, which will attend his funeral,
Mr.. Wagner was a devoted member.