Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1905-01-27

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,a,,, ,on ,,,.d nv
noon the se''.ee' ',"i
Rev Forrest T. Hvue ana Kew III ~
Church, ~ DEF the auspices Of the Knights
.p.,h;as and TIM. Frateruai Aid
-, ,,;,b nrav.r and
Inc 81 iN"e' ''>
scripture reao'nR Wv Ne' 'i''>' ''
by Kew Church, who delivered snort
,,, ar exhortat,on. Rev HYDE
go, ;,h ,hes. remarks.
l' owe" WV"
r..,
This honr re"''ins US Nv" ~, .;'
know what Gay "' a" n""' ,,
forth In the ihiust "l nc We aus " -"
midst of death' ohe week uso ~ u",.
our fellow towns,''an ~ liz a,d ~ ,ur
we nave asse"'p'eu W M ,1 I'D s;Ier,
,h'hst' u"S' Nv rn tnd ay ,he
y. e his c;tv went about their us
citizens ! TINS Guy W. " H.. assen,
ua' Saophtn aNe" ,.s,,;, and Gst.
bleu IN tne "o" v. "a rhsr snrnt
eneo 10 INC VIZ s:,ta 18Th ,b.;r
the DAY D! ~ ~. rest ,t The
famiies o' 'n." ,,.n, TIE helis
oaooa.n W. u tn the evening
.Sa'n,;nns The citizens retired TO their
49,, al. did we know or think of
- t.arn,l forces slnmbering in our
Wv I'D !, was well we did not. for
,be anoel of destruction
al ,H,, ,, civ a, a smnte IL with
s.""o ~,
'"S ''e ,;,,h, Z, citizen ot
,oa r,r many wears sat in the
.,s p ,,t h;s family. ENJOYING the dav OF
NM L. ..t;r.d 10 hrs he'd for the slum-
- shnuId p,enare h,m for the du.
W.. 49," W nnnther dav and another week.
.,;5,,,nht the disaster came which
"a. 49,. IN ,r;ns DESTROYED his prop
rr,y. swept away the hard-earned saw
ings of wears, brought disaster on TREND
and family, and, when morning came
left him mangled corpse.
realize that at time like this. words
oon mean bur little-they fall to the
''r.,,,nd
,h, r,esence of some of lies ex-
..o.,nss The human spirit is stunned
pa he heort is numb Clouds and
'i" .ass are round about the throne of
90 1,here are some problems in the
-. ~ which we latter and are un-
pi'i.. tn se, but a little wav.
or. ,..., ..o. ,h. ton.u. of any
mere Is h..'' .t;s Tine We never
ere can VIZ, ,oh father mr. husband. or
now now ""en ,,,ear RI ne until
emu OF acqua -" ID Lave of them
we are su,.'. .;'a ". never know how
the 'as. ~. .,at h;nd nc to those
sdear are III. 10 ,,aur comes when
AROUND us UNI, ~"
they are Se's'"' :. .h. ood,v
Your presence nere III '"s'. Sotf,i
numbers, your silence YOU, Iesp w..
attention, your evidences , ol so',om wv, " -,
sympathy with these a'il'e.eu Un ~
firm more eloquentiV than any 49," "
mine that YOU feel the sau 'Ne'"'"h VI
this hour
John ". Faseing in whose honor we
perform these rites oeguh nls 49,.
ite far from this place. ne was pom VI
Austria. May ~, 1879 III tue oiu wy
of Vienna, being the youngest OF .Me'se
children At thirteen years OF age, nc
was apprenticed to the pake, iaue'
and at sixteen, he took ms dlplot"a as
workman in good stann'ng. AT seven
teen, he was soldier IN the austrian
army, In the six weeks war perween
Austria and Prussia. he was Presen.
at the battle of konigsgratz' anu the,e
received a sabre cut on MS arm tne
scar OF winch ne pore W n'c -
was ALWAYS proud OF the TACT that III
had been soldier: ror seVela' re =:
subsequently, ne leo h;s ssa nnol dmr;ng
the capacity Oh snip a'ed dcath
which time he narrowy hr % ho;ler ex.
from sh,pwrecS causeu nS N.vv york
plosion In ioo9' nc cam 1e75 he fired
in his voyag'ne. anu no,,, No." ~ Davrn.
OF life on the sea- anu ." ns ~, M rr;ed to
port, Iowa. whelt h II. wa" Seeking on a
Miss Mary Mu ;SpacN. hus,nsss Mr.
iaVolao'I, ~, .t g. Louis two years;
fasmne n ansas ritv and came to Gar
then at e anS '''hsre h.. mas since resided.
,ett III 1000 WIS VIZ An,onv and Joseph,
Three sons 'o'"'
survive nm, or varied
John W. fasm''E was d" ma; nne
experiences ana many sn.'s ~ corne,t
of the most iam'iiar ns", H. ,,,;id ybn
Every one knew NM I'D ~. hr.ad H,.
went fur the fanny oa, v, o' ,n.,, ,yho
was one OF ina. .ha IA Wnrld to the
have come mo,d NV the hone Of larger
New attracted ~, nl b WITNESS and free.
opportunities a"u ,:it,!1i ,,,orLman and