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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-09-12

The youngwoman was writing 70 .
masculine fiend TO thank him for a
tiny Maltes kitten be had sent her the
day before II slS clad to say il likes
me alrea6.~ shS wrote. FOR at this
moment 8 Is sitting on my knee. a big
pink bow around its neck and its paws
folded uettily under Il"
but the bow isn't pink objected
the frtnd who was looking over her
shoulder
Il Inow IL isn't" responded the writ
er AZ she scrlbbled her name, but
counn't spell lavender TO save my life,
enf what's in color to a man?"
Another young woman was endeavcr.
frk recently to tell her mother some.
thing by telephone. I'm going to study
b-r-r-r-r,'" was all that could be under
stood of the communicated.
"Spell itr' finally commanded the
elder woman when the important word
was still indistinct after much repeat.
ing.
Il don't know how" came back the
answer family send some one else
to the phone" And the some one else
discovered that the unspella5ie thing
the young woman was going to study
was stenOgraphy.- Baltimore News.
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PUBLICATION NOTICE.

CFlrst Published in Daily Leader Sept.
4. 19O3)
In the District Court of Logan County,
Oklahoma Territory.
The Denver. Enid and Gulf Railroad
company. a corporation.
Plaintiff
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when It rains in Manila" says a
man who has been there, you think
the first time you see the spectacle
that the end Of the world has come.
Why. one day in September that was
there 1t rained thirteen inches. Think
OF that. VIII you-more than a foot of
water You would think that would
weary toe elements for some time. but
II didn't The next day 1t rained half
a foot. the day after tnat seven inches,
That month we had fifty-seven inches
Of rain"
where does all the water go tor
Fright back where it came FROM"
was the prompt reply. after down
pour the sun VIII come out hotter than
ever, and you can fairly see everything
steam And Yet there are a great
many people that wouldn't live any
where else except In Manila"
Clreumstances Alter Cases.
Anxious Daughter-Mother. did papa
have his salary increased when he was
marIPd?
Mother-No, my child.
Anxious Da0ghter-I don't suppose
he had any money saved up. had he2
Mother-Not a penny. He spent all
be earned.
Anxious Daughter-Did you get along
comfortably?
MOther-We were very happy.
Anxious Daughter--Well. you know.
George hasn't been able to save a pen
ny. but
Mctner- Now. Maria, II that poverty
stricken fellow dares TO show his face
here again ri get your father to turn
him out!
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Markets
TopAY's MARKETS.
Produce Market.

Spring chicks .......... 10
Eggs ...... ...... ..... IL
Butter ..... go. &C.. .. .I5
Cabbage. per h. ,.... 2ls@s
Apples, per bu. ........ 1.s0
Potatoes, per bu. ....... se9sO
Our best snesp are sellig at from
SO rs to $500. we have sold three car
loads Wednesday for 81 90 per hundred
pounds as shown below II We should
have a heavy run, we would not be
surprised TO see them drop s5 cents
per hundred at any time.
Hooe
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Piaintlm
III HaheY-
Defendant

E. Habey, Defendant
E Habey viii take notice that the
Denver. Enid and Gulf Railroad com
opny. plaintiff in the above entitled
ra Sc did on the sra day OF septem-
bar 1908, file its petition in the dis
luct court Of Logan county asking
for the appointment % three disin-
terested freeholders, residents Of said
Logan county Oklahoma territory, as
commissioners TO inspect and view the
following real estate situated in Logan
county, Oklahoma territory. to-wit:
Lots nine (9) and ten qO) in block
thirteen C13) in that part Of the city
Of Guthrie Logan county. Oklahoma
territory known o. Guthrie Proper ana
TO assess tae damages which you the
defendant above named win sustain
by reason OF the appropriation of all
of the said above described lots as and
for a rghtof-way for the above naned
corporation and You are further noti-
ned thar such application for the ap-
pointment Of commissioners win be
presented 70 the judge of the District
Court at his chambers in the city Of
Guthrie, Logan county. Oklahoma ter
ritory Sept a. 1908, at nine O'Clock
a. m. or as soon thereafter as coun-
sci may be heard
Dale and Biersr
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
SEAL.
Attest. = A. Neal,
Clerk Of District Court.
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Application for Liquor License.
Birst published IN Daily Leader

FffFffN~Nf~ff
Birst published IN Daily Leader.
September 8. 19O3)
Territory OF Oklahoma. County u
Logan. SIS
Notice is herehv given that
Ed Williams
he Ibis dly filed in the oGiee Of ths
County Clerk in and for said County,
his keutlou. asi,iug That license be-
granted him 10 sell at retail, mai
splrituous and vinous liquors or
sw quarter section 10, township 16,
range i East Cimarron township in
town Of Meridian Okla, in said coun-
ty and Territory
u no protest be filed on or before
September "a, 1908,
his petition will be granted and II
canse issued.
Witness my hand and the seal q
said county hereto affixed thi'
Ssh day of September, 1908,
lsEAL)
N. ). c. Johnson,
County cle.e-
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OIL TAGS.

Every dealer selling oil must have
tags. 81 90 per thousand at Leader
office.
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some Epigrams.

Some ,epigrams have been culied
from the E--eranees OF great men in
British public life. Andrew Carnegie
said. queen Victoria transformed
Great Britain into a crowned republic,
a nation in which the win 2f the peo-
|ple is the supreme law" Prime min
lister Balfour declared that the "educa-
|tional system Of England is chaotic
land behind the age" The bishop OF
Manchester said that this IS a reading
|age, but how many people read the
|Bibleg" "Plenty OF porrldge and milk
win do more for the physique Of a ma
lion than the most up TO date physical
'lriii' IS attributed TO Professor Laurie
" Edinburgh university.
she ReEudinted the Charge.
At tho mems service in a Yorkshire
parish tie yicnr tried TO convey the les
son that the trucst heroes and heroines
lire those who do noble deeds in the
|secFe, corner Of the home where none
,an see OF applaud.
"Few OF you seom TO think he con
sludcd 'that your wives staying az
. AOAHN NAI'NtNiiAANAAAAA~A ~ AAAAfNN.AA' NAAf
dren and prepare the meals are
aerones. and yet their touching devo
4 ion to duty provls them 10 be 50"
III certainly haIu't stuck one old
GARNER ia this way before, and as soon
IS he got home he promptly told his
Eifs that the vicar had called her a
heroine.
"Whatever does taat mean?" asked
4 be good lady.
i sch. a means q woman who stays IN
house instead of goin' art TO show
lersen explained ihe farmer vaguely.
"Ihsn Im not heroine, an rll
hang e vicar 20 mind what he's say
~" snapped the wife. Il 80 70 his
huich as much as & other women do,
n' he must be blind II he can't see me.
Why. I'd ave different colors in &
,onnct ! wore last sunday ~--Londoa
nzwers.
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Guthrie Towel supply.

Towels and aprons of all kinds fur
nished at very reasonable rates. See
me before you buy. Walter Hammock
with Guthrie Laundry Co
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Methodiss win hold thelf annual
% once aI GulhFIe sspIember 30.
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Lost.
HELP WANrEp-MALE

MANAGER wANTED.-Trustworthy
lady or gentleman to manage bust
ness in this county and adjoining ter
ritory for well and favoraoiy known
house Of solid financial standing:
$4,000 straight cash salary and ex-
penses, paid each Monday by check
direct from headquarters Expense
money advanced; position permanent.
Address Manager. 60 Monon Bldg,
Chicago, III.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-12
A DlEsTRO Y SlNIESTRO

lamente reproducido motive de la
necesidad imperiosa, por todos sentIda,
de llevar & cabo la union, In verdadera
union de la famiha puertorriquena.
I'm espiritu---el espiritu de Ia patrIa
aherrojada indefensa---vaga por los es-
pacios, como ell diablilto dzuJ de .Daudet.
Mas de una vez, en- mis- horas de
aislamiento y estudio, lie he sentido no.
tar en- torno mio, Y he escuchado su voz,
que repercuti6 en- mi coraz6n y en- mi
conciencia.
Y esa voz seeha dejado OR. en- me-
dio del silencio augusta de nuestras no.
ches, 10 mismo en- la choza del campesi-
no que en- la morada del habitante de las
ciudades v las aldeas, capitalists 8 pro-
letario, En- todos ellos encontr6 IN eco
simpatico.
<lUni6nl iUni6nl,
Baja ese llamamiento solemne desde
10 alto de los espacios magestuosos, don
de titilan las estreIlas; asciende desde
los senos fecundos-hoy esteriles-de
nuestra pobre TERRA, y Sc mezcla al cla-
moreo general de los seres sin albergue,
sin abrigo, sin trabajo nj pan que pulu-
Ian por campos Y suburbios, llevando
grabadas, como un estigma, en- sus ros-
tros macilentos, con mirar desvafdo, las
hondas huellaS del pauperlsmo, de Is
anemia y del hambre.
Donde 1uicamente esa voz es desoi
da menospreciada es en- ell hogar de los
que han hecho de Is polftica un mOdus
Uicendi. en- ell hogar de los malos patrio-
tas que por encima de todo, del bienes-
tar com1n v a1n del decoro Individual,
colocan sus miras egoistas. sus pruritos
de medro, Sus ambiciones personales.
Esos son los que combaten Is union
porque ven en- ella IN peligro para sus
engreimientos. sus torpezas y sus lucros.
De ahf que proclamen que la union
es IN ardid, una artimafs, para derri-
| bar al partido republicano.
Pero al expresarse en- tales terminus
no son sinceros nj lesles -. V icomo
habian de serlo en- esta OCCASION, 81 nunca
| 10 fueron2
No es que teman por ell partido re-
| publicano: es que temen por ellos: es
| que Green que Sc trata de derrocarlos,
| haciendoles absndonar los altos empleos
con remuneraciones esplendidas -
| que llegaron arrastrandose, como Sc
arrastran las bsbosas los Bsrbosas.
Toda su labor estriba ahors en- aho-
gar ess voz que repercute en- todas las
concienciss honradas Y en- todo coraz6n
de patriota; VOC que seguramente clama-
/ RI en- ell desierto. 1900.
C0RTkDILL0.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-12
UN ANONIMO

Aver recibimos una carta de Ponce
en- Ii que Sc nos participates Is deten-
ci6n de nuestro querido amigo don Her
mimic Armstrong. comercisnte de sQue-
lla ciudad, nuestros lectores hsbran
visto un suelto referente ese suceso.
Pues bien; hemos sido sorprendidos
por IN anonimist2 infame que imitsndo
In letra v In firma de IN respectable ami
go nuestro nos comunic6 Is fslsa noticia,
pues hoy recibinaos del senior Armstrong
Ell siguiente telegrSma
<DEMoCRACIA-C Csguas
Es completamente fslso que me ha-
yan reducido & prisi6n nj denunciado.
Aquf parece que Sc rs estsblecido una
sociedsd en- comandita en- una cSmsra
oscurA para calumnisr. Castigars seve-
ramente & los calumniadoreS. Ruegole
me Olga autor notici2.
Hernainio AgTaSty0Rg>
Nosotros lamentamos que haya ca
nallas que Sc dediquen una LABOR tan
inicuR.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-12
C0RTADILLo.

De las preguntss que dirigimos Ia
infaliZ criatura resulta: que Sc llama
Joseito Vicente, es natural de Cayey
hijo de Vicente Vera que Sc ahorc6
hace alg1n tiempo-y de NicolaSa Vi
cente, Ia cual vive en- concubinato con
Chuch1 Noguera, <turba maloS, afiadi6.
Por exigenciss de este, Is msdre lie srro-
j6 Ia calle, negandose admitlrlo en- Ia
casa, sta en- ls calle de In Palms, salida
hscia Aibonito. Entonces Ell chicuelo,
con IN hombre cuyo nombre desconoce.
vino pie Caguss Sc proponia tras-
ladarse Aguas Buenas con objeto de
colocarse como sirviente.
Responde con faeiIidsd despejo &
las preguntss que sc lie hacen ' parece
aTispsdo Y dispuesto.
Iguoramos 81 In version que nos ha
dsdo es IL cierts.
Su sspecto es lastimoso; ests des-
calzo de pie Y pierna; viste una espeeie
de mameluco sin mangas, sucio ' roto:
cubre II cabezs con IN Sombrero de fiel-
tro con ell ala rsida, que lie viene bas-
tante holgsdo.
Indicamos 81 sefIor Aponte, Quien
caritativamente ha dado albergue & Jo-
seito. que Sc dirijs por escrito al alcslde
de Csyey. psrticipsndole ell hecho, fin
de que sverigue 10 que hsya de cierto
acercs de 10 manifestado por ests nueva
Victims inocente de los yicios de las
aberraciones humanas-
iDesventurado pals
4 csds momento Sc preSentan caSoS
p2recidos este, .to6a 'uns novels de
lola en- germen - en 2cel6nl
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-12

Entire las obras novelescas que he
leido con mas delete, figuran las de Al
fonso Daudet. AIN cuando nos pinta
las crudezas de esta picara vida. hace
flotar en- torno dc ellas-valga la Erase
cierta idealidad simp6tica, cierta ironia
blanda v suave, que cautiva seduce.
Hay en- esas obras capitnlos primo
roses, que las sirven de esmalte, y en-
que ell novelista, apartandose de Ia acci6n
do Ia trama que urde, SO complace--
mas que para descanso, para solaz Y re-
creO de los que le leen--en hacer derro-
ches de spirit y de galanuras de estllo,
deiando que Sc espacie la fantasia v cam
pee sus anchss, por breves momentos
desaigada de Ia n2isera realidad, dura,
prosaica repulsiva las veces.
En- este instante scude mi memo
ria uno de esos capftulos; no acertar6 &
indtcar con precision la novela en- que
apsrece intercalado--creo que es Fro
mont u RisLsr--pero ST recuerdo subs
tancialmente ell asunto.
Un dia6lilE0 dsul, en- las atlas horas
de la noche, recorre los tejados de Pa
rfs, n6 con ell prop6sito de levantarlos 6
inctuirir, de modo indiscreto, 10 que pasa
en- los interiores divulgarlo al siguien-
to dia, como Ey DSdbl0 Coiueio, de Cue
vara, sino con ell fin de servir de mensa-
jero de buenas malss nuevss, repitien-
do al dido de los que esperan sufren
aquellos versos tan hermosos, tan sencl-
Hos tan Spoeticos> de Jorge Manrique:
~Recuerde el ALMA dOfnaidd,
dCice az $3.50 y GeSpierte......s
Ell diablillo deul Sc INTRODUCES en-
los hogares ya por los cafIones de chime
meas estufss; va por los resquicios de
pnertas ventanas: va por las gateras de
los pisos bajos, & for de calle, recordar-
do & cada cual ell compromise, In obliga-
ci6n ell deber que les es precise cum
r,lir en- ell venidero proximo dis, va Is
eecepci6n que los sgusrds, va ell de-
SEQ, ell prop6sito la esperanza que han
Gle YER realizados.
lDiSblillo inqueto, sutil! Su VOC pc
netra en- todos los corazoneS, llenando-
los Va de alegrfs, 8 de amsrgura.
Interrumpe ell sueflo del emplesdo,
soplando su dido estas fatfdicas pals-
bras: <Madana quedaras cessnte.> De
Alh vuela junto al lecho del pretendien-
te que ha solicitado un destino v le
dice <MSnana recibiras tn nombrs-
miento.> Sientase sobre Ia almohsds
del deudor Y hace mas horrible su pess.
dills, repitiendole: <Maiana vence aque
pagares.
y asi por ell estilo.
TrSigo este colaci6n, aunque ma
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-12

TALLER de construction de carfns
arados franceSes, marca DOmbasle. De
Ernest Girod. Guayama, (P. R. d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-12
TEATRO NATURALISTA
RiS0 PR0FUG0

Ayer tarde - presents en- estas on
eiuAs ell exximahle loven don joss Apon-
O.. de essa cindaa. aeompahado De IN
niHo de echo afcs De edad. peli-rnbi0. y
d c0lor anArillentn> indicio de anesnia.
Nos manifesto Qne. vl1len3o de
AGuas Raen2s. hAhia eneoafrad0 dicho
niko e. Il camino. coa IN csrresero. =
cual se negaba ( lleEario haska &qrella
pohlsnstn. Eutonces IN Fecagi6 = 10 ia
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-12
pna Mas nE SESENTa Aans.


III JARARG CALMASTR DE Ia kRA. WINSLOH.
PrSfoBo n nTSTtos - xffo csPf 81 TRAS 81
cT1LEEA la cRTATTRA. ABLAEDA Las KSCIAS. ALTvLA
sz9Or rszaesio Fzza DIARREA Devena soTICAs
FL JIRABE CAIsASTR DE Ia SRA wTNsLOH.
No ACEFTKzs oxRo
GALERIA F0TOGRAFICA de Ra
fael Colorado. Con los ultimoS adelantos
del arte. San Jose IL. San Juan P. r.
Apartado lS4. Tel6fono "a. alt
ALEXANDRA BoZZo: Agente-Co-
misionista. Corredor de Aduana. Re-
presentaciones. San Juan. Puerto Rico
Sol Il P o. Box AT.
RECOMENDAMOS . todos nuestros
amigos al hotel THR MARINA. San Jose
namero 1, Capital.-Por m dia de hos
pedaie. IN dollar.
SERAN CONPLACIoOS sus capri
ch0s en- a s0licitud de calzad0 Is me-
dida. en- <La Aayaguezana,> San Jus
70 IT San Juan
La B0RINQUEN. De Targas c.
No olvidar que esta casa es La que mas
barato Tende J que cOnstantemente IN
troduce nuevas mercancias Y articulOs
de alta novedad- Vista haca f8-
NO HAY caIzado de sonora mas ele-
gante duradero que 81 de <La Maya
gaezanR-s - San Juan. San JustO IT.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-12

ola MARGARITAs: En-
ell puesto de refrescos <La Marga-
rita,S So vende LA DEMocRAoIA en-
San Juan. d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-12
Bale en- Ia "(OIORid'

Ma6ana, domingo, Se verifcarS IN
bale de eonfiAnxa, con In orQuesta de
esta poblaci6n en- Ell Simpstico Centre
de <I.A Colonia ESpafI0la-s
Seg1n sc dice, eStar4 animadfSimo.
pues plensa conc1rrir 10 mas selecto de
nuestra cnlta v eleganta s0ciedad.
La SColonia Espa6olas, como STEM
pre-. - mostrarS Il aEturz de su PRO
verbal galsnterfa.
A hailar, pnes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-12

NO Hay calzado de sonora mas ele.
ganta duradero que 81 de ia Maya
guezana> - San Juan. San JustO IT
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-12
Ultimahora
Septiembre Z
BieH pGTf1dO

Los senores Canu1as, Guzman
B4nitez don juan : Larrinaga.
invitados por 81 alcalde para pre-
parar festei0s I'm recibir al Go
bernadur Hunt manifestation que
dicho obseQui0 entraflaba indefec-
tihlenenfe IN act0 p0llfieo en-
q cue I'D p0dfan tomar parte. pues
n c0nducta del Gobernador no
marecSa In aprobaei6n del partido
federal. por ser Il criterio de aQu6l
1onEuxio - c. aste
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-12
SAN JUAN
POR TELEGRAPH
Septiembre L.


hayGguez
Alvarado Baez ha sid0 absuelto
por 81 iurado que entendi0 en- eI
nuevo iuicio cue 20 le seguia por
fraude municipal.
Recfbin7ieRt0
Anoche &c ac0rd0 In fiesta de
recihimiento cue e le hara d Dir.
Hunt, nombrandose las comisi0nes
que han de interyenir en- ella
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-12
El poeta Amy

Despuss de dos dias de permanencia
en- esta ciudad, regresa hoy San joan
nueStro diStinguido amigo ell notable
poeta don Francisco i. Amy.
Pronto SparecerS 81 interesSnte obra
Hasa 6iliagSic. que no dudamos tendrS
general acogida en ell pals
Despedimosle afectuosameute.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-12
NOti(ids generates

ENFRRMo: FL popular guitarrista
Jose Garcia (a) ChalecO nos ha nantes
tado encOntrarse bastante enfermO, 10
cual le impfde hacer varias excdrsiOnes
que tenia en- proyectO para la Isla. POr
esta causa suplica sus numerosOs ami
gos que lie ayuden en- algo para poder
recuperar su perdida salud.
HAN ILRGADO: En- ell ultimo vapor
cOrreO llegaron San Juan el nuevO
superintendente de las escuelas indus
triales de Puerto Rico Mr.. Frank P.
Ball ell Inspector de las escuelas del
distrito escolar de Utuado senior ]. W.
Smith.
EMBARGOs: P0r ell Departamento de
Tesoreria SO va proceder al embargo
de las fincas de los propietarios mOrOsos
| Ojo al Cristo
RENTAs INTERNAs: Ell total de Rem
tas Insulares recaudado en- el mes de
Agosto pr6ximo pasad0, asciende d
$50. 1881 centavos.
PRosPERIDAD: Ell informe de la
Aduana de Puerto Rico sObre las expOr.
taciones del mes de Agost0 proximo pa
sado, comparado con ell mismO mes del
ano anterior, resulta una decadencia de
$l7.145.
No hay duda: prOsperam0s.
FALLECIDo: Ha fallecido an Boston
(E. II } la Distinguish sonora dOna Anna
Sievers de Llensa, model0 de yirtudeS
DANA muy apreciable en- Puerto Rico.
Enviamos al senior Llensa demas
familia, nuestro mas sentido pesame.
ALARMA: Sc asegura que hay alar-
ma entire los letrad0s de San Juan con
motive de estarse preparando un bill
sobre reformas de la Ley de enjuic1a'
mieDt0 civil.
EsCRITo: FL individuo Antonio Va
lentin ha presentado un escrito al AttOr-
ney General, manifestandole que ha ST
do atropellado en- la carcel de Puerta
dc TERRA, en- el tempo que estuvo en-
ella
<LA BAYAMONESAs: Gran fama
detcopfecciones, camiseria con generos
superiores buenos cortadores So ha
establecido en- ala Bayamonesas de &.
| Fabian & ca. San Juan. Puerto Rico.
EMULSION: Dr.. Pagani Salicrup, Me-
| iico- -Ciruiano de Ia Facultad de Paris,
Externo de los Hospitales de aquella
ciudad. Niembro de la Sociedad de An
| tropoligia de la misma, de la de Mi
neralogia de FraDcia. con cOnsulta
alberta en- esta Republica,
Certifics Haber usadO durants 81
prActica medica la Emulsion de Scott
de aceite de higado de bacalaO con hi
p0fosf1tos de cal Y de sosa, siempre con
| los mas satisfactoriOs resoltados en- to
| dos squellos casos en- que la terapeutics
aconseja ell uso de aqullas sustsncias.
Dr.. PAGANI SALlCRUP.
S Domingo. R. D.. Septbre, 1894.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1903-05-14
MRS. WILHELMENA GAHLER DEAD.
Dies From Hermorrhage at Port Edwards
Thursday.

The sudden death of Mrs. Wilhel-
mena Gahler, in the town of Port
Edwards, from the result of child
birth, on Thursday evening May s,
was great surprise to their many
friends in this city. The child was
born and died shortly after. The
mother died Immediately after the
birth from hemorrhage, before any
help could reach her. DIR. 0. T. Hou-
gen of Grand Rapids. was called but he
reached there just in time to see heI
breathe her last.
Mrs. Willie lmena Gahler, the be-
loved wife of Frederick Gahler. was
married in Germany, in the year 1884,
and came to this country immediatly
thereafter settling first in Manistee.
Michigan. After stay of about one
year in Michigan they moved to
WatertOwn, Wisconsin. where they
lived three and one half years and
came to Grand Rapids, IN 1888 Four
years ago they moved to Port Edwards
where they have since resided. Mrs
Gahler leaves besides her husband
ten children six girls and four boys to
mourn her demise.
The funeral service took place at the
German Luthern church in this city,
Sunday afternoon May 10. Rev, J. L.
Bittner, pastor, officiating A large
number of her friends were present at
the funeral to pay their respects to a
kind friend and neighbOr.