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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-22

STREET RAILROAD BONDS
FURNISHED BY William Z Nichols s Co. No d w."
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-07

Ri envenenador don Jose salio
de casa de Ia gitana, erguida -
cabeza y con paso tirme.
-Tu anna esta cansada. naDla
dicho a la nodri1a; -maf1ana Ia
deiarSs que duerma TODD 10 que
Y Sc march6 persuadido de que
auuella, la que habfa smado tsnto
tempo con TODD Ell frenes1 de 10
passion, no Sc despertsrfa mes. NO
obstante. y por avezado que es6u
viese al crimen, sentfa latir So CO.
raz6n con alguna violeEcia cuanoo
estuvo en- Ia Gale, y, 4 pesar suyo,
levant6 los oios hacia las venbSnaS
del pabinete de la gitsns.
AIPobre Garment -murmuIo cou
an suspiro. Como pssa el amor
Durante algunos minutes e es-
pafIol experiment6 I'M viVo remor-
dimiento de su crimen; pero Ias
amenszas de In gitana acuoieron
su memoria In c0lera sucedlo On
tonces al pesar. a,4a
ELLA 10 hs querido, Sc O
Y se alei6 sin volver mas ls caSezs.
sucedi0 todo este 8 la nora en
que el rniateriogo carrns Je le recO'
Gfa On ln Gale de Godot de hauiOs'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-07

nara condu cirle Ia puerts de Ia
casa, aun mas misteriosa donde
Flora Ie esperaba. Don Jose Volvio
preci pitadsmente q su casa para
zanzibar de traje.
Tampa, Ell criado fel, en- quien
el hidalgo tenfs plena conhanza'
esperaba & su smo entire dormftan-
40 en- una banqueta en- la antesala
v leyendo los peri6dicos de Ia no.
che. Al yer entrar don jose an
poco palido y sgitado, ell portugues
se echo reir.
Sc did ell golpe. Sno Is esoP-
pregunt6.
ST, : diio don Jose con un mo-
vimiento de cabeza.
LILO bebiof
Sin desconfianzs.
-,Pobre Garment murmur0 Ell
cr,ado CON tono piadoso y burlon 4
Ia veg. No tenia mas que veinti-
seis sfIos.
,CallateI = diio don Jose. I
con,o II hubiese querido cambiar
AZ con yersacf6n, aGadi0:- SHoy
tsmnoco has visto 4 nadie On el
;srdfn de las Tulleeias'
A nadies
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-07

certera entreg6 mil frances Zam'
pa y le dijo:- He aquf Ia primera
quiDcena.
Entonces Tampa sc sent6 sin
cnmplfdo al lado del hombre que
tan caro- pagaba sus servicios. "
Don Jose va todas las noches q
Ia cslle de Rocher, r,-diio,-para
yer q 81 querida que es Carmen la
gitans.
z cont6 hasta en- sus memories
detalles Ia historic de Carmen y
de don Jose, los ceIos de aquells,
su amor srdiente, su caracter TO-
goso y salvaje todo excepto 10 que
no saba, es decir, el secreto de 81
erimen comdn, de aquel crimen
abominable de que don Pedro de
Alvar era la vfctima. 8
El hombre de Ia polonesa escu'
chaba con gran stenci0n.
Il a que hora, pregunto. : va
don Jose casa de la gitana?
- A las diez.
-xTodss las nCches:
Sin faltar una.
-! Es Ell 1nicO hombre que entra
en- Ia casaP
ELY y6 somos los dnicos.
-lAhi svas thg
Durante Ell dia, q las dos.
-. .Todos los dfas?
-Sl.
para queP
-Voy con levita negra y corba-
ia blanca. Paso por medico: es
precise que esa mOier. que nunca
Sc la We y que TODD Ell mundo cree
enferma, tenga IN medico.
rs iusto. de modo que entras
DOR la plaza de Laborde?
ST y don Jose por Ia calle de
Rocher. FL portero de In casa no
lie ha yisto nunca no conoce q ma
die mas e1e mi.
LEI cuarto no tiene mas que
esas dos salidas?
-Tiene una tercers.
-lAhl
- Pero 6sta, nj Ii gitana nj sus
criados Ia con0cen.
- sCnal 81 m objeto7
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-07

-Cnando Carmen vino PARIS,
don Jos6 estaba horriblemente ce-
loso. No bastaba dos espfas qu
velasen sobre la gitana era preci-
so Que don Jose pudiese saber 10
Que hablaba y, por decirlo ssf, 10
oue nensaba Antes de su llegada
4 Paris, hizo practicar una especie
de escondite en- ell espesor del muro
del pabinete. Sc haia 6 ell por una
t-ampa alberta en- ell ultimo piso
della casa de To- calle de Rocner,
una bohardilla alquilada por don
jose, que SO hizo pasar por oore-
70 foriador Don Jose tbs asgunas
veces durante ell dia, q esconderse
en- aouel hueco para escuchar las
conversaciones de La gitana CON su
nodriza.
-Pero, diio interrumpiendole
ell hombre de la poloness, -ddesde
ese hueco Sc puede YER 10 que pasa
en- ell gabine te9
ST, por IN sguiero impercep-
tible hecho Sobre IN cuadro de
Rurbano. colocsdo entire La chime
nea la ventana.
-lY Sc puede entrar en- Ell gaoi-
meter
-Apretando IN resorte. g cua-
dro, cue oculta una puerta, girs.
-Muy bien: quiero que me In
troduzcas en- Ell hueco.
-sCUando?
-Mafiana.
a nu6 harQ9
A la hors en- que don Jose deba
ir.
- Sereis obedecido. sD6nde os
volver6 & verY
-Aquf. maf1ana . las nueye.
-Estar6.
Zsmpa salnd0 al hombre de In
polonesa, inclin6ndose hasts el
suelo.
: : =
Ahora "a Sc adivfnara qnien era
aouel exEraf1o personaje que In gf-
tana vi6 II dia siguiente presen.
| tarse en- 81 gabinete, y So explics
| ran nnestros lectores los misterios
/ dc slgrnos carftulos anteriores'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-07


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The Columbus journal., 1903-11-25

The committee from the Woman 4
club composed Of Nesdznes Geer. Mo-
ssr and Gieezen started Mooday 70 can
v7ss The business mee Of the city. 20 End
their sentiment In regard 20 man tanning
Q public rest roon- The ladies net With
eneoUraeemens from every ooe, and ne
ooly difficulty nos seems 20 Dc II finding
. down Stairs room 10 q suitable Iocs-
sisG- As TIE JoCzxAI has ueasionesi
as various times. The object Of esssblAh-
ing such . place. II to furnish . eooven-
lent ruou N which women from The
country could 60 % rest While u the
city The country people, - yell - she
mefehaEtaL should be ANXIOUS 70 have
such place established and any eneoor-
agemen: or snWessioos t-ou outz,de-s
would no doub: be gladly received by
tie iailek
The Columbus journal., 1903-11-25

Miss Laura Gregg. Who has made q
repusasloa :os hsrseif . AZ e,oSuen;
speaker and N ors,nizer Of vomar d
rights societies over .he state and nation.
vii speak u the Congregational church
Saturday evening. Deceuber ) Her
subject VII be Equal Property Rish.z
and Child LAbor- Nosduiszion VII Be
charged and the prbIr i invited e
attend XA Greex is . member Of The
nasioeA executive committee. and % The
local organi1sr tos The state Of Nebrasks
for the woman suffrage associasioc- With
headqua-.erz N Omaha She has Be-
cone familiar 70 The pubic largely
through the debates With 4 I. B,xby u
many Of the cities Of the STATE. and hes
ready Wit II .espocdinz to NJ. Bi1by or
the public platform has made her many
aimirefx
The Columbus journal., 1903-11-25

The fancy stock sale os c. & Davies
lase Tuesday has inspired several o. the
prominent farmers and admirers Of Ene
sock. - form . breeders a1ociAsinn
and L = probable that before the winter
Is pask- such N oryznizs6oa VII be
formed NJ. Dawes ays :hz3 Il there i,
su&ciens interest taken n The natter. he
would aak ss0e prominent man of she
skste 70 GONE and give . Lecture &C The
subject LC Larson Of Cia,h Who y =
member Of the Sasional BfeedeH s0o-
ossioa. could perhaps be secured for the
oeeas1oa, voaA be . gfeas nd 10 shnse
interested N heipmg tOsrs.n1e. Should
IL aDoeiaAOo prove successful Nr.
D1vio ays he vin erect sHle sable n
6 h-m Any one Interested n forming
IN a0D6s6G VII salk With O. aadreu
C. K DsviA. Il Kumszelman. d.. Evans
O Waller E0snan. vAo VII ziye fu.
ther pardculA<A
The Columbus journal., 1903-11-25

Thomas Bza1iezn and q rznchuzr
from Montana returned Monday trou
Hlnos where they had taken Two car
iosis Of western horses for market. The
lase few days Of their stay they gave
some practical demonstrations u how
western r.nchmsn handle Wild horses.
Tom says they we're very coulderase N
taking advice from their eastern friends
the int few days. bot before they LEFT
they had the sasistacsi0n of showing the
people What they could DO With tie vild
Boys Do yoa Vans Q vsseh. Tie
Lincoln Daily Ssar desires to give svsy
hss to The boys q Nshr,akz Loo nes
ssehss-fns-esa8 time ksepessstem
Wind md sesa ~ You dont have 70
pay any mooey to ct one Of :hese
vstehaA Send us Jour name and ID
drsD and - VII nail you tie fun paz-
tie1hR III = . splssdd eha.es foc
ths bDys 70 ess . vsseA fres nd -
vo9A kks 70 hsaR ftuo Ill of thsn
AddrD WsGeh DspRtnnt Daily Sear.
Lineol1, Xehr.
III High school loot hau boys vunt
to FaIhasaa ~ Saturday - p3syod
tAe teaR a thaS p1neA dhe tanns vp
vsQ Da1sAs6 nd 10 asueu - uade oa
sisAR 6dA AHsaesoats for .no<h~
e1s viii RuI1srt0a hxxe beeu nd fur
nngiving dytDbs pa.ysd n Cu1nn-
b0 vh0oW boys hops 70 naks . hsetes
sho0lg - ~ vM b a uher ovn
GIo1DdD vitA Cnfnnb0 0acEatnn 70
I'D 0fAnI A~vl - p1syod
~ nE1s.fHdghssyHa0n.d hEDdo I'D
Cn1unh0 q 0faHd Ia1nnd.
The Columbus journal., 1903-11-25

Oh. g. ]. Arnold returned last Wed
nesday from an extended visis 20 ne
vest he spent several weeks hunting
game u the mountains Of Idaho and
sroW there ve1s 20 Portland and shec
down TO California In San Francisco
he visited hH brothers Bert and Arthur
and ss Vallejo, California be visited his
osher brother Chad Who 10 . pracsicins
physician II that city Ms Mate wais-
worth Griffin . former Columbus young
lady. and member Of The 6rse srzdu-
ssics cias from The Columbus Hugh
school, u also . resident Of Valseio. Dr..
Arnold spent most Of hs vacasioc II
southern Catforria With his parents IN
Nasioual City. He says both his mother
and father and aiso bis erzsduosher are
&C nloyIn2 excellent health.
The Columbus journal., 1903-11-25
j. u. Galley. Agent

he believes siIi os greater II macy Wars
than sce Chicago fair The buildings are
beng Constructed and Eary foreigners
are ths-s nou With .het- e1hIbI.A Last
SUcizy week 3lOO twenty-five cen,
adulssloc tickets ITO .he grounds vss~
sold While n s. Louis NJ. Eersley
"a. George and Bert Lavr~cce. L A.
Esins and George 3 Hines TIE latter
Sertlsca1 l. s1perrrisrtInx she cog
ssrCesiOc o, th- ouiltlcS os :as va:er-
works system t-uu chs river INTO she
city Ar- Arce- uas formerly OF Coicr,-
oEs. and rs wife vho also vecs s-on
mere was MIS- Hunt
The Columbus journal., 1903-11-25

-WoRd - hen reosivul hon Doc
tR od Nh 6mBa vAo are nov IN Lnu
AAseaA 0bun. - IL dDanDri
hsalfh II 0edseaD<isovm m & hnpis-
Il theTe a aeotOG cf IN rhsunasie al
mentA Cpua a-zival N CA6ib<nn Nr.
@ A Hansen rssAsl rpu6s Md
- fesensig beea laed md Ae
dAnHnaD a&gfavoGAl - tIuah1w .
th1f he - Compelled b 60 b tie hos
pifA He = now inprosing hOvsser.
NY s1pscS 10 reman m ChfiSbrnia
abuut iH 0OnkhG
The Columbus journal., 1903-11-25

"A fsv of tie pupils Of Pr@ ALVIN
z Pool Save . viofn rectal MonSaay
evening q Tie residsace of G. o. Burma
TAe parents and q feV hsnds we're m
vited - 6sn - TIE concert and N en-
Hyed the excellent program rendered
Proe Pool expects - give these recisals
once . moosh hereafter. Those taking
pant vere- Mod 0aIlsy. Arthur Wilnun.
Helen' AeAIl1tez, Walter Boee,ener.
Ernest Nh, Hattie BzDdfnehrer. Mar
ion Rseder. Hsdvig Jasei Willie Hoek-
enberger. Herman Zinnscker. and
Lloyd CasIn Th acOmpannsss vere
Ms JaesxL Nh Galley, Ma Slater
and Janet xcAuister.
The Columbus journal., 1903-11-25

placed % Sle W- L Baker presented Z
bill Of t46-O tor work done on ins Me-.
idian rod which vs aIlosei .. ths
council A bll Of $l3i0 vzs o-iere,i
pasi Z r La1Snkn fpr 1ors a. tns
vaser1orks station The city treasurer
vH instructed 10 noeity any merchants
Who have aaaded any Ne. lines - then
stock SINCE April IL 1873 TIA: she! pay
such adG0OnA ocr1psslOn Tax a. ~
apirei by ordinance.
The Columbus journal., 1903-11-25

Several complaints from farmers
living north Of Shell creek come to shis
o&cs. Who say they are very much IL
cocveoieneed u getting to Colunbus 70
do their trading by the bridge ovee that
stream 90 the Meridian road being ous
Thus % The structure that gave v.y With
tie chreshins outfit seveeal weeks 40
and . yss nothing hAs bsso doue TO
repair The damage Business nee Of
shn city receive quite . sha.e Of their
sr.ds froG TIA: section and voali sppre-
ciase any effort oc The part Of officials
vhoas du:y il IL 70 see . shA MATES.
The bridge ought TO De replaced before
the srr.vai Of cold weather.
The Columbus journal., 1903-11-25

"A Cd Au0 Sv06sa ViH b osGa q
@eko!.s hoo's sszs Rndv s',ane:
Nov. q. II 4 . eposdy drsnA vhieA
. % nssns soaDR.sss in many e.
py.bas fsss1rsA Il i . play of c3san
dicsioe and tie slsmanfs oe nnnie and
aaG havs bssR % e3svuRiy intsodnesi q
= hseo0s . paRs a thsseny. EaeA oas
q the sAaRaeess = e2sariy dfsvn. saeA
00o of tha aesD0 = Laid m Nnnltodn.
md takso - . Whole - are promised
TIE bsse acsing company ve vii have
during the ssnsoo- GlvinS . thoroughly
satisfy ing perfoemanca
The Columbus journal., 1903-11-25

A yoan6 aaa EivnG - nans q
Goodman. committed . nsae Dsses' a
forgery CO ths Xnuk NsslouAI hnk ol
shn cisy hss Friday. He haa bsec
working three days Tor J. ]. Burke poesh
OF town. and N husking ep<n spe,ined
one OF hSs vrissA After ". Burke IA
paid N cAh VIA. rs due him Goodman
came to town and shoGs nnoa presscsed
check for 81 payable b Ains,ls and
siSned presumably By Mr. Burke. The
forgery v.s ros discovered until abuu.
four O'Clock The potiee we're called and
che nan ~ traced By them 20 Omaha
and It = believed be vii be captured
poo-
The Columbus journal., 1903-11-25

W. y Hena.ey returned las. Tuesday
t.u0 s. Louis where he lad beec fo-
several weeks Arranging sor she Ea1u-
fnesu1s oe h1 patent car coupler He
- II - eoasrscs 20 parties chers. bc.
VII rse1rn next week 20 eoupiess
axr.nUnenfs With che compasy- He
0vs thae IL fniR nexs yeaf u s. L0on
The Columbus journal., 1903-11-25

-TAe eky council net n regular ses-
mon Rnd1y evening. A eoGnmic,xim
hon Henry H9eAenhan. sskine per-
nloo 10 move hin sock of hquo<s mfD
A1 new building md there b eDodues
tie a&ooo hosine8 under hl preners
hee<, - read nd req10s e-.nsed
A report a tie mspse6n of tie svo
ae0A boiAen st epanPng se.kiDa -
|00G>a - lsPsssx ". h Ohxk ana
The Columbus journal., 1903-11-25

Have yo0 seec .he Tu.soc a:las Ne
Are oceri1< oCr Subscribers. Ask 20 see
oce and YOU vii Be cucvirced that VOC
need Il u your ho@e. Oriy aA pays
sor one OF these large books and years
suhaexipkln . Tn JorHAI
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-04-16
A Legend About Cats.

The ancient Greeks thought that all
creatures except cats had souls and
that that animal lost it's soul through q
bargain made between a bridge archi-
tect and the devil. The architect had
besought the devil to get his help in
constructing an exceedingly dangerous
bridge structure, and his Satanic maj
esty only consented to lend aid on con-
dition that the first creature to cross it
should lose it's soul.
This was agreed upon, the bridge
finished in due time and the devil sent
to the opposite side to await his prey.
The shrewd architect took good care to
send cat over before any human be-
ing was allowed to cross. On learning
of the bargain the cat recrossed the
bridge and scratched the architects
eyes out. s. ... ,.. Sd. 80
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-04-16
Almost According to Burbage.

The London Daily News inclines to-
think that the name of prophet can
hardly be denied to Richard Burbage,
who recited the following epilogue at
the Globe theater in 1901 in reference
ito the succession Of James of Scotland
to Queen Elizabeth:
/ A Scot our king? The limping state
That day must need a crutch.
What next? In time Scot will pirate
AS primate of our church.
When such shall be, why, then you'll see
That day it will be found
4 The Saxon down through London ground
Shall burrow underground.
And, sure enough, while Archbishop
Davidson is called to Canterbury, Lon
don's tube" system is being pushed on.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-04-16
Blind
During Attacks Of
Heart Failure.
Would Appear To Be
Dead.
DIR. Miles Heart Cure
Relieved and Cured.

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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-04-16

According to local tradition, proba-
bly, invented, Sayville, N. Y, received
its name in a peculiar fashion. The
settlers were gathered in debate upon
the shore, trying to agree upon a name
for the place, and one after another
proposed his suggestion with, "Say,
how I'll this do?" After many sugges-
tons had been rejected some one bar
rem Of imagination but sensitive Of ear
proposed that the oft repeated word
"Say" be made the first syllable Of the
name and that ''ville" be added as the
second syllable. The idea took, and,
says the legend, then and there the
settlement was christened Sayville.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-04-16
Favored the Clarinet.

$50 ye're goin' ty make yer by mu-
sician," said Mr.. Rafferty,. a
81 am" answered Mr.. Dolan. "I'm
goin' ty have i'm learn ty play the
clarinet" ....,..-.
"Why don't yez learn i'm the vi'lin ?"
Because want i'm ty have every
advantage. A vi'lin makes fine music,
but clarinet fE heap more ty be de-
pinded on in a scrimmage." Washing
ton Star.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-04-16
Casex,s Generous Gift

when Mr.. Casey died, he left all he
had to the orphan asylum"
Indeed! That was nice of him.
What did he leaver"
Ellis twelve children" Detroit Free
Press.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-04-16

Mistress-What in the world are you
putting ashes on the floor for, Bridget.
Bridget Shure. ma'am, an didn't yez
say to doost the parlor?-Town and
Country
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-04-16

The sea anemone is one of the longest
lived of humble organisms. One has
fourished in captivity for fifty years.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-02-24
Glue fataIe Trage.

lteber Si1nmelserifeimtngen tpltr.
be Dor eiller lGnOlidlen S~erlammllrne
elm belebrenoer Sortrag gebalten.
Die 3uborer idieneu etpas ifeptiid,
geitimmt 81 iein; ais Der &eoner
iiber Die @%ntiermngen bon Der grbr
rah Dem Monbe unS Der Sonne
iprad, sina elm Mlirmeln bitr6 Der!
Saal. Giner Der 9orhueiien fiji,
iterte ieinem Nadbar ms Sbr: Scr
aerl maht ia blob Spriih uno |
NERDS bepeiie, penn er fertis lit NIT
iei'm Sdnpinbel." Ha6 9eenbisune
Oes Tortrages erbob er iit unb gab
ieinem @llnide Iusbr,ld, etpos fra-
gen Su Oiirfen. "Sraaen Sic INNER
au", ermltbigte ibn ihmun5elnD Der
Heoner. Woruuf Der gailer anhub
~@as | Diii'n m06t is o0s, fonne
Sic mir iag'n ipie peit's lit bon bier
nad H -. q, eiuem 9orf in Der
9ahbaridaft. nGS tbut mir leio",
aab Der nerDubte SortragenSe SIR
I%ntiport. sd mar nod ME IN &C."
SOL" fam eS trillmpbireno bon Den
2ippen bes 9orfpeiien. limb uie OFT
ian's oenH uff'm Wono lido a'men2"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-02-24

loebcn bon BORT 5uriiffebre, 10
mofte ib foleenben 9eribt erItat.
ten: SD mar bonn 90. Sonuar biz
sllm 5. 9e6ruar in Der Iniieblitng
bel Noitbern, @eIt.Ganaba, nno iano
Maes gaud genal1 10, ipie Die oGatbos
lie Settlement Societp" es in ibren
Girfularen aneegeben bot. s(u6
fano ih, baB Oas 8etter BORT allges
nebmer lit, aIs in Winnelota, ltno
oas man iebr gut berum fonnte, I'm
oas Suno 81 unteriuhen. Gs mar
80 8rab inter 9tua mo 6ie S6rei.
ner arbeiteteu BORT pbne Souoitube.
Ser Sd)nee liegt gerobe 10, nie er aes
fallen lit, er lit etrpaS frltItig llno lit
es oestpeaen unangenebm auf Der
Eratrie herllm ST. laufen. Sd babe
bort lieben SomeIteaos genommen,
cine fiir jeoen meiner Sobne ilnO
oret fiir meme Sreumoc, ioipie erne
fir mid ielber, unb ba gerabe eiu
Saus, peldes Die yGatbolic Settles
ment Societp" er6aut batte, lid allf
meiner Seimitatte befanb, 10 bobe id
oasielbe glei6 portbeilbaft bon bieier
9ompagnie gefauft. SD muB iaeen.
oaB ih gut bebanbelt noroen bin.
Iuf Der @iienbabn bette i6 etuos
Srubel, jeboh fonnte bies einem
Seoen paiiieren. Sraeno Semano,
Der germ Iusfunft bon mir piini6t,
bot nur an Sobn Spani. aeGog,
Winn., 5rt i6reiben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-02-24
z,,xr,,p,,raer GAZETTE, ptemstaa, nen "a. gebr,,ar 1908.

plelen Ireltnoe oes illngen YaareS
lpitnIGen ibm alles 8llte gum Ghe.
burl0e.
Srau slnno Wantcrnadl,
8attiu BON Wihael Wanternudl
ltdrb Tim Ito ,ltbr GienStog firth
IN threr 8obnung, go. 2St geadl
StraBe, I'M Sitter BON G2 Sabren uno
II Wonatcn am Althma rno eineul
Ser3lei0er, uah mehrlp0dentlidem
aranfeniager. Die &eritorbene mar
IN Saller, &ailton G6ternahL Gu.
remborg, geboren uno fam am 10.
Wtai 1886 nit ibrer SSumilie nod,
aurora, no lie ie.tber itets geipobnt
hot. qeud)tet nno geehrt Don IQen,
Die lie tannten, oenm tie par cine
tiihtiae, fleiBigc sSralt, cute Satin
un0 liebepolle M,Itter umo ibr On.
oenfep miro Oober in Gbren aebalten
ncrhen. Sic binterIGBt ibren
@atteu, bier SDbne urlo cine Sodter,
Die big orf ben in Chicago mobn.
haften Sobn Soln idmmilib in
Iurora wobnen, uno cine Shneiter
in Ghriitnoh. 2ugembure. 9ts GO.
men Der 9inoer iilb: Matthias,
Otihoel, Sobn, Motbios unb Srou
Sofephine 9ieper. 0ie geerbiauug
fonb SonnerStag gormittag uln 8
ubr bonn Sauie unb barauf bon Der
ct. Rifololt5.R Stride aus, auf benz
Seutid,en fatboliihen Sriebbofe itatt.
- Weter Wolitor unb Sri. Clio.
beth Grommes purben Dierstag
8ormittag UNI 8 ubr in Der ct.
Rifolaus. Stride in Geeentport Der
iibli6en Erauseugen urlb aablreifer
8eriponbten unb Greunoe burt Srn.
Bfarrer Sbniifel gum 81. 2ebens.
6unoe pereint. Garauf folete aui Der
Sarm bes 9r1utieants i'm y8ui1"
cine froblide Sod5eit bel ibonen
8eidenfen unb @uniden. Ger
iunae Mann lit elm Sobn DER @ittpe
Ric. WoIitor i'm sglIidy", DolelbIt
bas Baar ouf Der genannten Sarm
nobnen miro. Sie 8raut lit cine
Sohter BON Serrn uno SSrau @il5.
@rommes, @fe 9rope. uno 8euh.
StraBe, unb cine braoe, ileiBiee
iunae Dame, Der ibre pielen Sreunbe
unb gefonnten Dos bette 8oblergeben
i'm Gbeltitanoe DinId)en.