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The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-11-23


each of the shipwrecked men entefeH
the lantern she handed, hin a~giass Of
spirits, asked II he We're injured and
told bin1 exactly how many flights of
5siffrs he had to descend. But cocoa
and biscuits would be brought soon,
she explained. Greatly amazed, but
speechless for the most part, the men
obeyed her directions.
One Of the last to claim her attention
was the young American, Mr.. Pyne.
Her face lit up pleasurably when she
saw him.
81 was wondering what had become
of you," she said. my sister has ask
ed me several times IL you had arrived,
and imagined that must have miss
ed you by some chance" (,
Now, all this was Greek to him, or
nearly so. Indeed, had it been intel
ligible Greek he might have guessed
its purport more easily.
Holding the glass in his hand, he
looked at her in frank, open eyed won
der. To be hailed so gleefully by a
good looking girl whom he had never
to his knowledge set eyes con was
somewhat Of mystery, and the puzzle
was made all the more difficult by the
fact that she had discarded the wealth
er proof accouterments needed when
she first ventured forth on the gallery.
I'm real glad you're pleased. My
name is Charles A. Pyne," he said
slowly.
1t was Constance's turn to be bewil-
dered Then the exact situation dawn
ed on her.
How stupid of me-" she cried. cor
course you don't recognize me again. Z,
Ny sister and l happen to be alone
with my father on the rock tonight.
We were with him on the balcony
when you acted so bravely. You see.
the light shone clear on your tsce" ~
;. I'm I'm, glad it's shining on yeuA aow'"
"You must go two floors below this"
said she severely II will bring you
some cocoa and biscuit as quickly as
possible"
IL am not bit tired" he comment
ed, still looking at her.
"That is more than 1 can say" she
answered. "but I am so delighted that
we managed TO save so many poor poo,
pie"
"How many?"
Seventy eight. But | dare not ask
you how many are lost. 1t would make
me cry, and | have no time for tears.
Will you really help to carry a trayr'
"Just try me-"
At the top Of the stairs Cofttance
called to her father:
Anything you want, dadT
eyes, dear. Find out the chief officer
and send him to me. He can eatvand
drink here while we talk"
Continued next week
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-11-23
CHAPTER VII.

r JUST as the spin of coin may
mean loss or gain in some
trumpery dispute or game of
W the hour, in like manner ap-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-02-09
oh.tinnte Rornl Inrnlia..

"A king has the right to die. but. not
the right TO be Ill., said Louis XVIII.
to his doctors, forbldding them at the
same time to publish the truth about
his condition. Alexander l., perhaps in
Imitation of the Bourbon he had helped
to his throne, acted upon the same
principle, though he did not embody 1t
in a paradoxical epigram. For more
than forty-elght hours-namely, during
Nov. - and IS, 1s25-he obstinateiy
refused TO be bled, Notwithstanding
the urgent persuasion to that effect OF
his own physician, James wellye, and
Of Stoptingen, the medical attendant
Of the empress. On the 14th, toward
evening, Wallye, finding all persuasion
useless, plainly told the car that, hav-
ing refused the aid OF science till 1t
was too late, he had no resource left
but the aid Of religion. And ! have
an idea that that will prove a broken
reed TO you. said the blunt physician,
worthy predecessor of Zacharin. Il
am afraid that religion win be of little
use 10 the man whose obstinacy in re
fusing all medical aid is tantamount to
suicide" Thirty hours later the eldest
son Of Paul l. had breathed his last
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-02-09
MANAGING HUSBANDS.
some Eighteenth Century Ideas ON
This Interesting subject.

some Eighteenth Century IDEAS ON
This Interesting subject.
Most quaint IS some of the advice to
women contained in an old book pub
Ilished In 1887. The volume describes
itself rs -an infallible Guide 10 the
Fair Sex, containing Rules. Directions.
and Observations for their Conduct and
Behaviour through an Ages and Cir
cumstanees Of life; as Virgins. Wives.
or Widows. with Directions how TO OBJ
tain all Useful and Fashionable Ac.
complIshments suitable TO the Sex
II the lady's husband was ciiolerIc she
was told how TO secure her own way
by dexterously yielding everything
till he begins to cool, and then by slow
degrees she may rise and gain upon
the Man" or when other Remedies
are too weak, a little Flattery may be
admitted. which. by being necessary,
will cease 10 be criminal. With a
covetous husband, pride. ambition.
vanity, anger, kindness or even d dose
OF wine may be expected ito open or
enlarge his narrow Mind The wife's
business must be to watch for critical
moments, and not let one Of them slip
without making her advantage OF it,
And a wife may be said ITO want skill
IL by these means she is not able TO Sc
cure herself in Good Measure against
the Inconvenience this scuryy Quality
in her husband might bring upon her =
All the frailties of poor, erring hns.
bands are here set forth, singly, in
plain, unmistakable language, neatly
| docketed, each with the recipe for cure
appended thereto.
There are other interesting passages
In the same book. OF spinsters the au.
thor says: IAN old maid is now thought
such a curse as no poetic fury can ex-
coed, looked ON as the most calamitous
creature In nature. Modesty aud obe-
dience, though necessary to all, are
yet in more eminent degree required
here. Their Look, their Speech. their
whole Behaviour should own hum
BILE distrust OF themselves Concern
ing amusements this: "The reading of
Romanees seems now TO be Thought the
peculiar andIonly becoming Study of
young Ladies. 1t must be confessed
their Youth may little adapt 1t to
them when they were children, and
we wish they were always in their
event as>harmless."
OF another vanity: There is also an
other great deyourer of Time-we mean
Dressing. Sure tits allowable upon a
soberer account that those who design
Marriage should give themselves the
advantage of decent Ornaments and
not by the negligent Rudeness Of their
Dress belly Nature and render them
selves less amiable than she has made
them. But, all this being granted.
twill by no means justify that excess
siye Curiosity and Sollcitude, that Elk
pense of Time and Money, too, which is
more used"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-02-09
Ininrlou. Hnhit.

The habit of sleeping late on Sunday
mornings by those who are accustomed
to rise early throughout the week is
injurious, said visiting physician OF
Seney hospital. Brooklyn, in an inter.
view recently, because it dlsarranges
the regular habits of living and even
predisposes TO real illness. Women
who sleep six or eight hours one day
and ten or twelve the next are rarely
physically well. for their daily habits
Of living are too irregular. One day
too much rest, the next day too little,
ind as result irregular meals and
disturbed order Of the day. he said.
If women would sleep properly, tax
ing just enough, and that as regularly
as Is possible. and then have some out
door work or recreation when the sun
Is shining. there would certainly be Less
illness. or, rather. tendency to Illness,
among them"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-02-09

,ast. Its successor is nook artistic
,nough to suit every reasonable re-
Iulrement and yet not infringe upon
iygienic rules. Not every admirer Of
he cozy corner, however, can devote
he necessary space to 1t, especially the
lpartment house dweller, and therefore
ingenuity is called into play and the
most effective use is made Of whatever
pace is at the command of the mis-.
ress of the house.
An instance of this ingenuity is seen
the accompanying sketch. where a
handsome old Japanese lacquer screen
S utilized to form coy corner with
'uccessful results. The hinges have
,een made fast at the ends of the back
'ormed by the three panels as we'll as
It the junction OF these three panels
with those on either side OF It. A NOV
lble double hinge is fixed between the
fourth and fifth panels to the left and
the feet turned inward, as Indicated in
the sketch. Brooklyn Eagle.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-02-09
Fer Roueh nan il..

To1s soften rough hands crate half an
ounce of white soap 10 powder. Stir
this into a paste with one ounce Of
honey. Thin out by stirring in eight
ounces OF sweet almond oil. Add drop
by drop while stirring one dram Of sim
pie tincture Of benzoin. Place in linen
bag and screw the neck very tightly
until. the mixture has been passed
through the mesles OF the linen. A cloth
Qlnenl answers better than a made
bag. a little OF this may be spread over
the hands at night and large gloves be
worn.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-02-09
THE BUREAU TOP.
Suggestion. That Nay save rime aad
Temper In Dressing.


Perhaps women, Young and old. are
about tired OF listening 10 sermonettes
concerning tie condition Of their bu-
reau drawers. but It seems there are
SIN i few subject 10 criticism. How
ever. regardless q tie appearance or
an untidy drawer. II Is decidedly in
convenient
suppose, Tor instance 9 woman IS
dressing IN i hurry There ersues an
excited hunt for a certain collar or pin
which Is strain on the temper and
causes the contents OF the drawer TO
be tossed up in worse confusion than
ever. Suppose that the woman is not
in a hurry: the Inconvenience still re
mains, and ii takes her good deal
longer time TO dress than Is necessary.
Also, her pretty things are mussed and
soon unfit for use. When d woman once
becomes used 10 a neat, systematic ar
rnngement OF her ties and belts and
handkerchlefs and little things she
cannot manage al all without It.
The first suggestion along this line Is,
have as few accessories as possible,
Sometimes half the contents OF draw
ers and boxes are utterly useless, just
collections OF yarious things from time
10 time that are never worn. The an
cient maxim, "A place for everything,
and everything in It's place." applies
here. 1t Is not practical, however, to
attempt to lay things in neat piles in
drawer. They will stay In the said
piles. with the strictest care, about i've
minutes. The best Idea, without a
doubt, is to have boxes of various sizes
set in drawer, each with a lid that
lifts ON hinges. The boxes with lids
that come or and on are more or less
lnconvenient
On the bureau top there may be a
glove box, handkerchief box, jewel
box, veil box and so on, but with all
these there is the collection OF little
things that have no special places. Let
there be box for shoestrings and cor
set laces, a box for plain linen hand
kerchiefs dhe fancy ones repose with
dignity in the box on topl, a box for
plain ties, box for fancy stocks, a
box for strings of beads, box for belts
and girdles, a box for common pins,
box for ribbons, and so on. This does
seem like multitude of boxes, but
most OF them are small, and they do
keep things in bounds. For little or no
expense they can be made very neat
and pretty.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-02-09

month from the date Of the first
publication 81 this order and do what
Is necessary To protect biz Interests
herein.
Given under my hand this the 9Th
day Of February, 1906.
II. w. WILLIAMS Clesi
Sperry 4 Sperry, Counsel,
9feb1tdstw
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-02-09
SWEET MELODY Flour.

The Original Laxative Cough
Syrup is Kennedy's laxative Honev
and Tar. II expels an cold from
the system by acting as i eafhartic
on the bowels. Kennedy's Laxative
Honey and Tar is a certain. safe and
harmless cure for colds, Group and
Whooping cough.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-02-09

Any one suffering from Kidney
pains, baekaehe, bladder trouble OF
rheumatism who viii take a dose Of
Pine-nles upon retiring at night
shall be relieved before morning.
Sold BY Stone 6 Mercer
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-02-09

Beautiful lots under perpetual
rare. Car line passes main entrance
For information or price on lots. in
quire Of r n. Koblegard, Pres. 7
J. Lynch, Seey. or l. lee Farley
Snpt.. on the grounds. sug3dH
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-02-09
SWEET MELODY FLOUR

Cure the headache and no not af-
feet The heart. Youngis Headache
Powders, at an drug stores, 10
cents ian2stf
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-02-09

Upholstering snd furniture re-
pairing cheaper than ever. e. ii.
Allen, 664 West Main street, O. r..
Odell's old stand. ianstf
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-02-09
AN ARTISTIC NOOK.

Cory Corner Formed by a Japanese
Lacquer Screen.
The coy corner OF earlier days, with
It's heavy. dust inviting draperies, mass
Of cushions oftentimes an incongru-
Gus array-and divan more or less
artistic, has become thing of the
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-02-09

ias. tbe sth day Of March, 1905, be-
tween the hours 81 six o'clock a. ii.
and nine O'Clock j. III. Said depo-
sitfons 70 be read in evidence on the
hearing 81 The above stzled cause. Ia
behalf Of. the said Vida B. Phillips,
III from any cause the taking Of
the same shall not be commenced, or
being commenced shall not be com
pieted on the days above named, the
Of the same viii be adjourn
ed from time to time until they are
completed.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-02-09
Respectfully,
WILDA B. PHILLIPS.
sperry \ sperrs BY Counsel.
Attorneys.
Respectfulll
State of West Virginia.

- y Nt's - -AAAAaf
TO the Sheriff Of Harrison Goun-
ty. Greeting:
You are hereby commanded to
summon Harry L. Phillips, to an
pear before the Judge of our Cir
cunt Court of Harrison County at
the Clerks office OF our said caurf.
at rules to be held therein for said
court, on the first Monday in Feb
ruary, 1906, to answer a bill in
Chancery against him in our said
court by Vida Phillips and have
then and there this writ.
Witness, H. W. Williams, Clerk
of our said court, at the court house
Of the said county, this 3rd day Of
February, 1906, and in the 43rd
year of the State.
II. W. WILLIAMS, Clerk.
State of West Virginia:
AT Rules held in the office of the
Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of Har-
rison County, on the first Monday
in February, 1906, the following or
der was entered:
Vida B. Phillips vs.. Harry L. Phil
lips. In Chancery. q
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-02-09

Let us do your plumbing. We
save your time, money and patience.
Roberts Hardware Co. dec1seodtf
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-02-09
OBJECT OF SUIT.

The object of the above suit is for
the plaintiff, Vida B. Phillips, to
obtain divorce from the bonds of
matrimony existing between her and
Harry j.. Phillips, the defendant.
And it appearing from an affidavit
fled in said cause that the said de-
PENDANT, Harry L. Phillips, is a nom
resident Of this State, ii is ordered
that he do appear here within one
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-02-09

Leyy's sssss 5 cent cigar pleases
everybody. oct1stf
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-02-09

Plumbing done neatly and cheap
~ BY the Roberts Hardware Com
pany. dec1Seodh.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-02-09
re Harrs Il Phillips

le HARRY p Phillips:
on are Hereby notified that fhe
deposition 81 Doctor I.ekston
ana sundrF other witnesses. viii lie
taken at the Law Office 81 Perry.
Smith. in the GAINESVILLE Bank build.
ing. IN the City of GAINESVILLE, State
Of Ohio, on Tuesday, the 9th day Of
March. 1906, between the hours If
SIX o'clock am. and nine o'clock pm.
You are further notified that the
dispositions Of Vida B. Phillips.
plaintiff, and sundry other witnesses
will be taken at the law Office OF
Sperry & Sperry, in the Clifford
building, Clarksburg, Harrison
county, West Virginia, ON Thurs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-23
Or. &arl Eetcrs iibcr ScntIdt'
Sitafrifa.

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fonrtten MGuBerlung nit @elcrGlcl
uilb DISCRIMINATION feline &oloniol-
Eolitif 5it ireibcn lei. Gctcrs ircut
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9eutid)cn Neid)cS g~egcniiber Dem
S,tlton bon Soriibor uilo ociicrl
bon cngliidcn Giniliilien beberrlh
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FEN beS SultonS mnb nobl olid) Sir
ltebcrroidu1g 2oro @rnnpiae's bo.
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!crs mod,t hariiber iol9clbe intcrci
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mar, inn ST. 3nblcn. 90 sagboit ie
bod mar nniere Diplomatic oonlol,
nod oab man bieien nabc Iicgcnoel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-23

Sd)ritt, Der inns nit circnl Sd)loge
cil ~ilrton5iell oiti iid) lelblt brrlIbell-
0es Goioninlreid ont NtOllfer
Sjeon ge8eben bobcn piirNe, 1tld)t
tbot."
limo an onberer Steae bciBt eS;
D3ieic 2eilte, ole Gngl0nOer, ooS bo-
be i'd miebcrboIt icititelen fonlten,
litd)ten bel oqen Gerbanolungen 5lt-
nadit berouS 81 befommetL bis jll
lueld)cm Ernft Shirt 9iSnlord oitt
ieben Sol 5t gcben c1tidIoIlen lei.
Gohinter crit nobmcu lie lbre Stel'
hing. SGtte ct sic gnll5e Sanlibars
tiiIte genommen, 10 milrOe Sor0
0ronpiQe bariiber feinen &ricg ge-
madt boben. SIS lag olIo mr. on
Ser 5obn1en &oloniolpolitif in Der.
lit Dob uriere groBcn Elane lfels
terten. Sd bin iidcr, BOB bic Ipdte-
re Notwithstanding mir blerin
Nedt ge6en miro"
Fctcrs cr5Gblt oic critic 9eIiber-
9reiiung uno sic @riinoung Der oft
ofrifoniiden &Olonie un0 bcoouert
Die uerlorcn gegon0encn Gboncen II.
lein perloren 9cGongcneS 2ebens-
mcrf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-23

Sn South : 9afota 1T be
reits ein Giienbnbnjllg im Sbl1cc
itecfen geblieben. Ser @intcr fdlt9t
boS an.
Huno 1856 Milionen SaB
Ectrolellm iin0 I'M Sabre 1903 IN Den
&ereinigten Stontcn proOr5irt NOR
Den, mebr olS in irgcno cl11eln Dor
bergebenben Sabre. @ic ptel Ole
GodeieQer-@lioue an Oieier gllSbellte
peroient bot miro nid)t mltgetbellt.
Sn @6rlib murOc Der u T.
better Eittihfcit, nodOcllt cr trilber
i6on iehsmdl megen MoicItdtSbelel :
oigrng perllrtbeilt morocn mar, ne
gen oelielben &ergebena 81 oret Sob
rem @eiGngniB perllrtbeilt. Ser Wnnll
idcint biir6 S6oOen nid)t flu9 81
merOen.
9as 5ertil Nrbeiter-
Organ Der oeutid)en io5iaDoemofratl'
iden Sertil p. S(rbeiter Iogt in eilleIll
2eiturtifel: n9(ui Der glrbcit laItet pom
icber Elm Stud. Gr beItebt oartlt,
OoB bie 9lrbeit iiir ocn ArbeitSnllS'
iibcnocn 2eibcn beroorr1ft, Die er
nidt 81 bsIteben bGtte, luenn er lid
BON Ser slrbeit fcrnbiclte," Gelts
liher fam man oas Nedt ollf saul
felt fnum proflamircn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-23

goll5 artige 9iinoelden bon Der llcbel
gr0btcm. SIS iii nid)t bon Den Sdll@
Den bic Heoc, meld,e bic ctn6cllcn
9iir0er belaIten, ionbern Don Oeltelt
Der @cmeinpcicn bis binollf 5lt ben
Hereinafter Staotcn. IoS Genius
9llrcau bat iid) ongclegcn icin lolien,
cinnlui icit5ultellen, mic bod lid) Die
6iicntlidben Sdulbcn Der Stooten,
Der Counties, StGotc, StGotden mo
SomnibcpS itellen un0 babel Ser
alcihc nit Dem S6uloenitnn0 bon
1870 gc5ogcn. Tic Sduloen Der Ser.
Stontcn lin0 5icnllid) allgcmein be-
tatnt. Sic bclicfcn lid III 1870 dltf
iibcr 2,331 Millioncn Collars o0cr
GO Collars 46 GentS pro &opf Der
9eu0lferltnq. sic noren inn Sabre
1902 - bis 0abin crItrecfen lid Die
GrmlittcluIl0cn 0cS Genius. Bureaus
- oltf rltn0 925 Wiaioncn 5inStrds
"
oell0e, oOer annGberno II Collars
pro aopf Ser 9epolferung 5uriifgc.
gon0en. Sic bitten nod Inn gut Sbeil
meitcr reolt5irt mcrocn fonncr, penn
Ole HcgierungS Bombs bon Den No-
tionol 9ontcn 5ltr 0cdlu1g lbrer Nos
%terollSgobcn gclpiinift mGren. Gic
Sdulocn Der 8ercinigten Stootel
betro0en olio pro &opf scr 9cp0lfts
runA mcnigcr ais cin 6ilnftel BON Der
Sd)llo ocS Sabre 1870.
Nebnli6 ite6t eS nit Den Sdulbcn
scr Stootcn uu0 5erritoricn, Die bon
rlln0 1893 WiQioncn Collars in 1870
orf 23i ti3 WiQionen 5lriidgcgongclt
limo, pro &opf Der 9cpolfcrung bon
9 9oQnrS 10 Gents ouf 2 Collars 90
Gents, olio ul1tcr Elm 1rittcl.
rSn cntQe0engciebten &%crbdltniB
itcbt cS nit ben ShulOcn Der Com.
tics, Scr St16te un0 StGotd)cn I'M
2nnbc, Die Gorntpl6ulben limo ms,
0eiammt nidt crhcblld) 1eIticgcn;
bon 1917 Miuioncn Collars in 1870
ouf 1862 Miaioneu, moS bel Ser
9r6Bcren 8~eiieoelung 0es SanoeS II.
scr 0roben 3obl nelier Counties nitt
cinnlol cine Stci9ering Der Sd)ltlO
genonnt merocn FAM, benn Die
Sfulo pro aopf Der Sepolferling ut
in Sen 2orbbiitriftcn BON 500 ollf
$3.50 0efoaen. Gnorm iinO ober Die
Sdull0cn Scr StG0tc on0cipodhen.
Gle belicfen lid in 1870 inS0clommt
oili niht goll5 320H Milionen, ii
1909 ober olf 1887 Willionen Col.
lars. Ero aopf ser 9cp6lfcrulg lit
bic Sdillo bon $S.51 oui 1891 &C.
itiegcn. @eitcre llntcrilld)ungen crgc'
ben, ooB sic Shulben Ser St1ote iett
iiber 20 OollnrS pro aopi Der Sepol.
ferlun0 bctrogell, ctma 5meielnbolbs
mai 10 piel oils in 1870. Man borf
oic ShnlI0cn ser StGote beS 2oil0eS
detroit oui mbcrtbolb Wiainrbcn
id)Gtcn; olio beociltcnb mebr ais Die
SduIOcn Scr T%rcinigten Stooten
bctrooen. llno babel bot c$ Den Nls
iheir, ais OBJ Die mlr5ipolcn Sdlll
oen nod INNER meitcr onluadnen
lpcroen. Die Iolgc lit, Bob itGotiidc
Nnlcibcn ncueroingS oli Dem @elO-
morftc nidt mebr Qeiidt lilto nno
ipcni0er quite Ereiic tringcn ais Dor
,Sobrcn.
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2pniia Scblcr.

So ItGrb nIu 81. Sftober 1906, 90 Niinnicr
rad llbr Guhntittugs, IN ibrer &oDnlll0
III. 2G03, SefferfonsSirdBe. 5rui 4puiia Scl'
Ter, 0elicbte Satin bon @nltno Nefler, in
Mutcr bon 90 Subren, 6 Ntornten Ino II Ia9et
Sie NeeroiauIl9 iinoet Wiiit,updl, ben "a. Slt.
gtahmitiaas 2 tlbr. bonn EruIerbalie aus an
oem st. Mtnttbdi.5 rico6ofe" iiatt.
smseeonloet, alSgcIitfet
NuIt 0u Seincn groBeu S6nler3,
9lsQe6lutet nro crfuitei
Sit Seiu treueS, licbeS Ser5;
Manheu 1u9 uno manbe 9ladt
Snit Oh in S6mcr5en 5ugebrdtt.
So fbIaf' benz mobG. mir fdauen nrf,
Secnnei tat Seiu Rilaerlaut
Mu Defines ireuen 0eiluibs Vrutt,
98p 9u nun lebit III fel'aer Iuft.
Ser trauernee @attc mcbit Subn
(c05-O uuo @cru aneten.
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Catherine (sfitcin.

Gs itorb am 90. Cftnbcr 1905 Catherine Sd,
itciu, QSiit,ue ees peritorbcnci So9l 9ditcin,
I'M aIter bon b6 Snbrer. 1 W%inrafen lIno 10
1open. Sic 9ieerSianua iinOet am Sienita9,
Gu6mittnqs . llbr, bon, ,lbrcr Nohnun9, Ar.
sSreieinipfeitSs Srieo6oie" ftdtt, ipp6l geripdllofe
lno 5reliitoe udinllgSuoIl cinGelhoeI yiiIlo.
(2gl-O
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Imerifaniidle sdlnloea.

Ger llebel aroBtes abcr iino Die
shuIoen. 80 bat irgeno 5eniailo
sen sdiler'iden Sdt fraoeifirt.
@cnm sic 1rapeitie 81 red)t beltebt.
onii 6aben mir in ben Ser. Stnatelt