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The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1907-03-29
BOY IN SERIOUS TROUBLE

Des Arc, March 23,-Under in
dictment on charge of having
been responsible for the wreck of
Rock Island passenger train, No. 6,
on the afternoon of March 10, at
Cuno, loading switch about four
miles from Hazen, which resulted
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1907-03-29
LINES BUSY"

why can't | get my number!'
demanded the man. Lines busy"
replied the telephone girl. Il
don't believe it. It's so, just
the same. Some cowboys have
borrowed it to hang a horse thief
with. o-Louisville Courier-Journal.
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1907-03-29

In submitting the above state
ment for the consideration of our
customers and friends we believe
that it will meet with the approval
of the most critical person. Our
customers, as we'll as the citizens
of this vicinity, have right to
know the condition of the banks
in their midst. We have often
since we began business, submitted
statements of our condition and
we considered that it was nothing
more than we should do.
We do not make any loans to
our stockholders on the sole Sc
curity of their stock but demand
from them security or collateral
the same as we would from an
outsider.
Our cash reserve to depositors is
in excess of 40 per cent, while the
National Banking Law only re-
quires % per cent of reserve of
agents and Is per cent of other
National banks.
We respectfully solicit the bust
ness of the people of this com
munity who desire the service of
a bank conducted along safe and
conservative lines.
E. B. CHEssER, Cashier.
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1907-03-29
INCREARED SALARIES

The Legislature has increased
the salaries of the governor and
supreme judges to $1,000 year,
and of chancellors to 80, 500. 1t is
possible an effort will be made to
increase the salary of circuit
Judges, also.
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1907-03-29
THE CIRCUIT COURT

The spring term of the hide
pendence circuit court will convene
on Monday April s, being enc
week from next Monday. The
dockets are rather heavy, there
being IS civil and 1913 criminal
cases for trial. OF the latter,
thirty nine are for selling whiskey
without license. B syilla
Guard.
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1907-03-29

Conducted by Rev. Jas. F. Jernigan
Pastor M. E. Church, South
Honor and shame from no condition
rise.
Act we'll your part, there all the
honor lies
This adage contains a grain of
truth, which, if rigidIy observed,
will furnish basis for a noble
and exalted character.
Honor and shame Think on
the two significant words and open
your heart to the following
thoughts. Honor ENABLES man
to walk upright, to stand high in
the estimation of all men. Even
the dishonorable man can't repress
the feeling of admiration for one
who stands square toed on daylight
integrity. And at times when the
ignoble in words and deed gets
into serious and disastrous trouble
he turns to the upright man for
sympathy and aid in his day of
darkness and grief. Every man,
AS A rule. is the custodian of his
honor, and to him is given the in
alienable right to maintain and
keep his honor as fair and bright
as blue June sky.
Helpless and hopeless is the op-
posing man to permanently mar
or injure the honor of another
who stands in the open in all his
deeds and words. Think ,lreader,
of being intrusted with such a
precious thing as your honor, and
yet be disposed to tamper with it,
in little It'd bits of trickery, which
may be thought don't amount to
much. But these seeds of illdoing
take root in the very soil and soul
of honor and begin its working of
death and ruin to him who allows
such a deposit to be made in his
inner being. There is saying,
that such and such a man is "as
honest as the days are long," It is
a good thing to say this truthfully
of any man, but here is better one:
To be as honest as the nights are
long, And the best, is to be as
honest as both days and nights are
long. Shame bows the head; it
it is the outward expression of an
inward guilt for violation of any
established rule or laws of life by
which men are to be governed in
acts and speeches for the public
and private good of the common
wealth. Guilt is a hard thing to
hide from the public, and thing
from which no man can ever hide
himself. 1t lies down with him; it
visits him in his dreams; it is the
first touch in morning, and attends
HIM all day long. Which of these
will you take, as the man of your
counsel for all time to come?
Act we'll your part, there all
the honor lies.
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1907-03-29

You can buy the best farm imple.
ments made from G. NJ. Edwards.
They are the famous John Deere.
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1907-03-29
Conducted by Rev. Jas. F. Jernigan
Pastor M. E. Church, South

Honor and shame from no condition
rise.
Act we'll your part, there all the
honor lies.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-12-13
Log Shack Burned,

Som 9time between Saturday
evening and Monday morning,
somebody set FIRE AMI burned a
log shack, IL x22 feet, owned by
John Currier, a nd located about a
mile east of Axel Carlson's place.
The building was occupied by
wood cutters who came to town
to spend Sunday, and returning to
their work Monday m orning they
found the house in ashes. Il
contained two stoves. cooking
utensils, axes, and saws besides
considerable food. BY all appear-
ances the fire was set, but for VIII It
occasion and by whom, remains a
mystery.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-12-13
Will Locate at Phillips.

DR.. Henry Franks will move
to Philips, Wis, in couple of
weeks, to hang out his shinge as
doctor. DR.. Frankel, since grad
uating from the Milwaukee Col
Iege of Physicians and Surgeons,
has had considerable of experience
in his chosen profession. He re-
Gently severed his connection with
the Buswell Lumber Co at Bus
we'll, in the western part OF this
county, where he held the position
of company doctor for nearly a
year, and had success all through
his stay at that place. DR. Fran
kel is an Eagle River young man
and his many friends wish him
success in his new field.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-12-13

Free travelling Libraries.

The travelling libraries sent out
from the Capitol, at Madison, by
the Free Library Commission, are
maintained by the state and are
loaned free of all charge except
the cost of transportation. These
collections are made up of the best
popular books In fiction, history,
travel, biography, science, and
literature for adults and children.
They are~shipped in stout pine
cases and are accompanied by
printed catalogue and supplies
necessary for keeping record of
the circulation. The travelling lib
raries are intended for farming
communities and small villages
not enjoying public libraries. To
secure travelling library library
association must first be organic
ed which shall include at least ten
citizens. They must eject a lib
rarian who shall have charge of
the library and return it to the
Commission promptly at the eN-
piration Of each half year The
Commission desires to supply as
many communities in the state as
T its means will ALLOW, Application
blanks will be forwarded upon re
quest to the Wisconsin Free Lib
rary Commission, Madison, Wis
consin.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-12-13
Attended Wedding.

Mr.. and Mrs. John z mpelman.:
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
Zlmpelmann and daughter and
Mrs. Math. Scheribel and son dc
parted Monday for Port Washing
ton to attend the wedding of Miss
Laura Zmpelmann and Rev. g.
G9riach, of Ocorto Falls, which
took place Tuesday evlning at the
German Lutheran Church at Port
Washington. The Rev. Gerlaoh
brother OF the groom, perform G
the ceremony.
The bride is sister Of Johr,
Charles and Louie ZimpeImann
and Mrs. Math. Scheribel of th S
place. She made an extended "
sit here year ago and made
many friends who join with the
REVIEW in extending congratula
tions, and wish her long and
happy lite.
The newly welded couple will
be at home to their friends after
January Ist, At Oconto Falls,
where the groom is pastor Of the
German Lutheran CHURCH.
After the ceremony, wedding
supper was served at the home Of
the brides parents, Mr., and Mrs.
Math. Zimpelmann.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-12-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wac
drack Of Woodstock, H.. return
ed to their home Thursday Mrs.
Wandrack visited the pat
few weeks al the home of her s.
ter, Mrs. Geo. E. O'Connor, ard
Mr.. Wandrack joined his Wi e
h1re the first of this week. Mr.
Wandrack holds the prominent
position of Sheriff of McHenry
County, ard while here made
! n any friends.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-12-13

The Stork visited the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. David Setback at
Conover Thursday morning. and
a daughter now brightens their
home.
Rev. Johnson was over from
Rhinelander Wednesday and held
Episcopal services at the mission
ia the evening.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-12-13

John Hanson will open up ms
logging camp at Conover today.
L. A. Hubacek was down from
Twin Lake, Wednesday. ID
Mrs. E, F. Hayward departed
Thursday for Fayette, Iowa, on
ten days visit.
George Rogers went to Rhine
lander today to attend the funeral
of Miss Eby
Mr.. and Mrs Ellsworth Kinney
departed Thursday on a trip to
Rhinelander.
DR.. Thorpe made professional
visits at Three Lakes and Conov-
er Thursday.
A nice Xmas present in solid Sill
yerware, can be found at 7. JoElnson.S
the Jeweier.
MIS-. w. B. Lyons and daughter
departed Wednesday. for Ottawa,
III , to visit her sister.
Adm Bardeen Of Wausau, call
ed on his customers here Wednes-
day.
Louis Bernard of Janesvilie, ar
rived here Wednesday to visit at
the home of his sister, Mr.. James
Bolte.
Deputy Game Warden, Martin
Berg of Rhinelander, spent Sun
day in town, the guest OF James
Oberholtzer, returning home Mon
day.
Mrs. Banke, Of Wausau, who
visited at the home her sister,
Mrs. Aug. Radtke for ten days,
returned to her home Monday.
Dr.. and Mrs. James Hobart
came down from State Line Tues
day, to visit relatives. Dir, Ho-
art represents the town OF State
Line on the County board.
Mrs. John Hanson and child
rem departed Monday for Eau
| Claire on an extended visit with
relatives. Mr.. Hanson accom-
panied them as far as Rhinelander,
Charles Pringle left Monday for
| Warsaw, Ind. to spend the winter.
Charles has for several years
spent the summers in this county
and the winters at Warsaw
Frances Briest of Arbor Vitae,
| Fred Foster Of Fosterville. and
Ed. Smith of Lac du Flambeau,
represented their respective towns
on the County Board here this
week.
Your husband, brother or sweet
heart, would be delighted to receive
a Xmas present of a watch, chain Or
fob. T. Johnson has fine line.
Mrs. John Radcliffe received
word Tuesday announcing the
death of her father, M. Raglan of
Bancroft, Portage Co., but on &C
count of illness, che could not at
tend the funeral.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-12-13
Report of the Financial Condition

OF the STA TIE BANK OF EAGLE
RIVER, located at Eagle River
Wisconsin, at the close of Bust
ness on the Bird day of December,
1907, pursuant to call by the Com
missioner of Banking.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-12-13
oa~eonaI and Local
happenings Around Town

.or,r,. at this office. "
,r..s Grace Radcliffe went to
,g.r,nkse Saturday last.
,,bo Ra5ida left Tuesday for
,oaaDoIis to spend two months.
,obo Gudegast spent Friday
saturday of last week at
gs,rslan3er on business.
s,ve YOUR orders for your win
wand With VIM. Sundstean.
me line of Solid Silverware APP
aoriate for Xmas presents, at T.
Johnson. the JeweIer.
lanes Mckinley went up to his
ann E. Dunham, Michp Wed
assday
Prank Murphy was up to Hack
r.~ aver Sunday relieving Hartley
Mrs roho Dussault returned to
p.m4rander Saturday after few
.-s >lsIt with friends here.
Oh. Johnson was down from
-...-- }T0rday. on q short bust
ness trip.
Have vou noticed those Nice 1908
4 Calendars, at Gas. Rantz. d
Melvin Eoglestead LIFT Friday
j ,asf for West, Salem to spend thq
.ejnter with his uncle. v
Art Radcliffe departed Tues
d3v for Bancroft, to attend the
sneral of his grandfather.
Miss Emma Martin and brother
Arthur, departed Tuesday tor
yewboIdt, to visit their parents.
Mrs. Al. Tradeau returned to
Stat. Line, Tuesday, after a few
avs visit in town,
Clark Kinney the hustllng Three
lakes Merchant, spent a few
hours in town Tuesday on bust
~.ss
..s .,,-, Do.,,.. ro,,n+a;a pArs
sold by 7. Johnson, makes a most
appropriate Xmas present.
Mrs. nnie Agnew of Oshkosh
administrator for the Edw. Ken
'edy estate transacted legal buSl-
.'s>S IN town tuesday
Miss Clara Bowers of Knapp,
arrived mere Monday, on an ex-
,e0oed Visit al the nome or her
sister Mrs. Flank Hall.
Otto Bterbauer, DR.. Pritchard
and VIM. Carter. Of HackIey, were
Town business visitors tuesday
and Wednesday.
Chairman Chas. Blohm of Con-
''''' 'p0'' '"'9 week IS Co"H' re-
'''''."" our Ne'snoof'hS 'oSfi
'''' EQUITY 0oafo' Y
Louie /'mpclmann departed on
ioi OK " 'ei1ins' o"'
N"V'e n0 oHlcia'ed as BEST man
at the wedding Of his sister.
o"ef'h and Mrs, VIM. Murphy
's"Foed Saturday from short
Visit with their son William at
Oshkosh.
=, a. >charsch OF Hackley pass
,,''l'S i mere Mohoay on MS
10y % 0'anaon' TO act as witness
VI Il Law suit.
I'm H..
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-12-13
Unfair.

Unfair.
The man who is afraid he can't sell
dom give himself a chance to find out
whether he can or not
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-02
0as Ga6inct Glcmcnccau in N6tbcn.

SnS NnblltCt Sltittlltcntt III NDlDcn.
Nu3 @uri% fon1nIt Die Weloung,
0uB III 0cm &abilet Glcnlenceoll
speridicOenbeite berrs
idcn, un0 0a5 GortbeItcben 0eS Mi
nilterium9 ernitlid ~0cfabr0ct iei. Sll
Hc5ug olli Die &0ilmg Der &irdcn'
iraQc bcite6c cine ra0ifolc Wciuumg5.
ueridieOcnbcit 5luiiben Oem Yrcmier
G%lcmcnccou mo Dem &ultlSminiiter
9riono. Die @iiblorbeit gcgcn oos
&obinct G%lemenceau lit idon icit eili.
gen Monotcn I'M 8onge. Sic itGrf.
item 0ruppen OcS iron50iiidcn &orz
lamcnt5, Die Nu0ifolct lun0 sic Sos
5iuliItIid)s 9ta0ifulem p%erlnnQcn 1T
0cnl &ir6Ctfumpf WnBreGcll1, lpie
lie nc0cr Der &ultll3niniitcr SrionO,
nod oitd Glemcnccat Cr2rcifcn mod)s
ten. Widn pcr6ot 3pdr Oa5 2Gllten
Ser &irdeagloden in uiclcn @eucin'
Sen, in Staot uno 2on0 mur0ct
StrafprotofoIle gegcn totbolil0c
Bricitcr anfgenommcn, neil 0icieIbcn
obne @cncbmigung Der Eoli5ci Ntclic
gelcien o0er 8rnttpoarc cin0eicanet
bnttcn. Niles, nm Die Sd)rcibGlic Der
GubcrItrn &infen 81 bcrllbi9cn. Gic
Straiproiufolc lattcll abcr teilleriei
SorId0ung Dor Sen Jti6tcr 3llr Splgc.
Die Hnoifnlen bciteben nlr nuf rid
iid)t$Ioicn &ult!trfompi . WoBrc0cln
u10 Glcnlcnceot neigt iid) 0cn WiGn.
ucrn Der 2infen 6lL WGbrcn0 Der
aultlSntiniIter nid)t nIle Nriiden
bintcr iid) obbrcden mod)te, ionocrH
nod an Ole M0gliNteit elmer Ser.
ltGnOigung ieIib6lt.
IS fpmmen obcr nllber Dem Sir
d)cnitrcitc u1o Den MeimungS- Giffc.
rcn5cn i'm &dbinct nod onOerc Ginge
in Nctro6t. Gie progreiiipc Ginfom.
mcnitcner, Die SerItuotli6ung ser
@obncn, bic Glcmcitccou pcriprodcL
fiil0cn I'M Senot feincn NcifoIl; lie
itoBcn olri bcftiac Oppolition. Sir
buS aobinct Glcncnccou lit cS nbcr
cine @r~iIten3frngc, 6nb Der ltootlid)c
Giicn6obnGctrieb @cicB lucroc. Nn.
Griiie bonn Scnot, IitAriiie bon leincn
@cgncrn in Der Gcputirtcnfunmer
mo 0o5u itnrfc Wfcimn8S- Giifcrcn.
sen I'M &obinct ielblt. 9oS &obrnet
0e8 oltcl, Observation-Disclosures Glcnlcu,
ccolt bat rinen i6rucrcn Stono; cs
Ihcint ans ben 6ll9cn 3n Ge6en.
l(n0 0o8 yGd]o sc EoriS iogt ironii6:
Sic @cmobn6cit 0eS G~0binctitiir.
sens lit fir &rr. Glcmenccou cine 10
cinGeilciiGte geiuor0cn, OoB or Jest
nit Dem Stur5e icinCs ci1cnen &obiz
nets bcgomcn bot."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-02
GtabIirt 1880.
@iibelm $. Heinbarnt

Tr. 2021, left.galtimor .straRe.
Tciu-yprt claitiide Wrnd)banSer,
u0ue Ttetr,
f5untn 9ag nis sadbt g%etrasen perhen.
Mndl Sart-W nmmi'VGnoer
meld1e nir rotten. ieftit bsi'm gaben nidit.
Sieielheri iino bon allen Net5teH beiiertS
emptoblen.
Or eerfrriiat auf @eiteIIu1ie iino BAT out Eager:
Sdlnlterbnnocr untrrirtbSbthSeE,
wcihe NH SufsflHer.g rudabdnpes,
iienS 5~ufricotn eefieat fino. V
ellie grii6bdnoer. B%anoacen une 5nfiru'
tente tpcrbet gnrnntiri. baB Tic paifen. nnb
aut's Scubertte uRo Bette aii9eterttet.
TRr Tumru anb Stmntrr
unter wuffiti non Wab. Reinhorht horhdroen.
Mb. 1eIepbon - GonrtIano 1854.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-02
Wtarp YSintcr.

IS itnrb am 81. Sanldr 1907 nad i0perem
Geiben WiGrN 3intrr, geliebte @Gitil BON Ibcoa
Dor lStntcr. Die Neeroigung fiIoet Wuntug,
NOros9oltnGtons9tpenuc aus itud Der tuthulls
f1eG Ct. SninbpefSir6e itdit. no UNI 8 llbr
cine fcqtiem'Otelie iiir tbre SeelenrGtbe peleien
miro. &crpdnote uno 6reInbe Der 5amilie
finn ndttlgsoOu eiloeIaOe!, 6ei5ulpobHen.
(33-4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-02
NnSmanbcrnng iibcr Sam6nrg IN
1906.

@ie Sic ncllcItcn 9oten oc3 bunt-
burAiidcu &onGciSltotiitiiNcn @ii
reuIt$ crgc6cn, iin0 allcin pom Sam.
burg olr5 I'M perann0cncn Sabre allf
SIS Decentralization 1850 Ecrio.
men, ouS limo rlrno 10000 Ecrionen
mebr. ais I'M &oriobrc, nod) iibcr.
leciifen NciIe5ielen 9eGonGcn. W}it
6ieier 3obl bot bic bom6nrqiibc 9Scr-
ipnenbef0rOerltn0 nod llcbcrice ibren
b0ditcn Stnn6 erreid)t. 3iuCi Grit
tel Der Geiienoen morcn mGmtIiden
Elm Irittel NOR mciblidel @cihlchtS.
Gle 3obl Scr nod llcbcricc gcbcnocn
9clttid)en lit, nod)6em tie icit mcbrc
rem Sobrcn 5ltriid9cNongcn mar, I'M
letter Sabre ipicbcr bon t6,lO0 ouf
20.10O Qeltie1en. Gopon morcn IT,
600 ci9cntlidc NnSluol0crcr, inter
ibnen mie0erim 2t0O E%eripncn, oie
nod Sen 6elttIhcn Golonic'n Nirifo'S
iiberiieocltcn. Die iibri0cn Nin1en
mr. 81 poriibcrgcbenoenl Nlticntbolt
ms MllSlnno. 3nS meitaliS NroBtc
Contingent sur NltSmonbcrun1 lteilte
HuBlono, ociien inncrc @irrcn cinen
b%oltcrnocn itorfcn Inrei5 5lir MuSs
m%anocrllnN Qaben. Snsgelonnlt ia.
ben 1920 HiIiien ibren @e1 iiber
Snmburg rod) lleberiee 1enomncn,
Sllth bic SeItrcider mo ~llngorn iuo.
ren nit 0roBcn 3ifiern (36y600,
be5m. 2S,300 Tcrioncn) inter ocll
MltSlpon0crn pertreten.
@oS MN Die iiberieeiihcn 3iclc
oieieS M%llSmonocrer. uno Neiien0cn.
SerfchrS onlangt. 10 lit Der l(eber.
id)ilb an IHSmonberll, ocn buS per-
GongcncSobr ieilcm Soriobre gc0en,
iiber olti5ulpciicn bette. groBtcntbeil$
bon ben Gelginigten Stuoten bon
Nmcrito obinrbirt mpr6cn. @0bren6
I'M Sabre 1905 tt6,000 Mciicnoc nod)
Sen Tercinigien Stooten gin9cn.
nabmen I'M pcrgongcnen Sabre 1872,
600 bortbin ibrcn @eg, Nh 5peiter
Stellc mnter oen HeiicSieIen itebt gr-
eentiuierL Dos 5000 Yerioncn, I'M
&oriabre 800 Gerionen, ouinobm.
Sic 3ubl ser NuSponocrer, bic nod
Gnglon0 0inoen, lit nod Ser Ourd,
Die Nliens@ia berbcigeiilbrten Gr-
idprrung 0ieieS GerfebrS gnrS be.
ocltten6, nGmlid1 BON 1900 ouf
5000, 5rriidgegongcn. Die NuSnon'
ocrltng nod) Nirifo, Die ourdNpeg
oelttider Serfunft lit, lit nm ein &C.
rin9cS qcmodicn; lie 6Gblte 5000 &c,
gen 5000 I'M Goriohre. Nnh 9roii.
lien gingcn 1900 Yerionen; bas lit
itngei1br bic glcide Nn5nbl uie inn
Goria6re.
G0omburger geitrGge)
Huiulano'S tiirfiide gGocr,
eanitntie. @rbduSc, Yuitamt gegen. etrtS often,
(Aug22-)
Saiic iiir'a suslnab beierqt e. Saline, s!r.
413, CT Saltiilpres Stry Habe 0pitnnibpuic sstpc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-02
1uhu 6. 0nff(er.

@s itarb am /. Scbruur 1907 5obu q. 2Biiler,
80 Sabre oil. ~NeItcbter @ntte BON 6ecilia
26fflcry gcb. Neder. Seripunote unb Srcunbe
Der 6amilie Iinb uhtingeoOu eingelaoen, Der
@ccroigung bei6lr>po6ncit, nclbe AM 0ipntan,
ben 4. SCbrlrnr, s llbr Wipr9enS. bon iciner
NpbnltnQ. gir. iG. SitosGlintonsS trGbe. aus
nab Der 0er8 NeiusIir6c it1itftnoet. no I'm
y ll6r ein HcuutemfS Sod amt fir feline Scelct-
rltbe celebrirt miro. (33-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-02
Scnru ~Qiobt,uar0t.

@s ftarb an 81. SunIur 1907 SeurN eight.
lparbt, %seltebter goiteH bon 2ouife 2i9btparot,
I'M IIier bon 70 Sabren. IN ieiner SSobnl1e III
Sufebule. Nroin9tun. Die @ceroigun9 finbct
eunntna, Den 3. 6ebrIur. gia6mtttaGs 3 llbr.
bonn IraierDauie ans nuf Der ogouoon Bari
Cemetery" itatt. SelieBuna pripGtilH.
tNtldniic 9itD. philadelphia, 9ge6urbors
Gin mo gSaibiHgtoner 3eitlleen mogell ges
fllliaft cDpiren.) (33-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-02
@cprq I. Samcl.

IS itarb am 81. Sanunr 1907 Serr @corg
!. 9umel, G~clicbter So3u bon ben n%eritorbes
ncil Score mo Nathcrinn Ndtlcl, i'm Nlter
bon II NdbreH 4 Wiunater mo 30 Iu0cn.
}erlpunotc uno Srcuuoc Der Sunilie itno BOT
lihit eriudt, Der Nceroiqmla, lpeIde S%unntda,
giahmiitGoo , llhr, non IruuGrbuHle. M. G25,
Gaitcru gUpeInie. 6iOblunotumH. aus itnttftloei,
peiSupnbuen, Neiictuu9 aut belu Mpult Say
mel Sricnbnfc. CD
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Snhu Wrimou.

GO itnrb am I. Sebruar 1907 5pbn Aeimau
in feinem 6S. Gebersinbre. ~Geliebter Satte bon
Catherine gSeintun. Sic Nceroiguua fiubct an
bon feirer 2gobruua. &r. ., Goro.BortsStrube
ans nab Der ct. Mttael3.Gtrte itott. ipofeIbit
INT 8 lbr Elm 3ieauicnis6obumt ihr feine Gee
~lenruljc ceIcbrirt ipiro. 9Seripanote nno ~fSreuroe
itno adilunesOou eiugeInoen. bet8uipobnen.
(33-h
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Npionuo EdnpnrB.

halter ES 'l STSp a.. 81 m SGTi%T a a9S = 1s9 /. , SeIts5ie
Satin non SEQ. VI. S6purb. Die Veeroioung
finoet spnutan, Den 3. 6ebrlor. ? llbr gIads
mittdGs, bon Der @obnltlg ieines Sobnes, gr.
GSerlpauoten l1o Srculoe Der Snmiiie Gdtuness
boil cingeluoen itro. @ttte feline Slimer.
700 -ql
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Suhn s.. Sc(mitetter.

IS liarb am 81. Snuunr 1907 Spbu -. Seint.
itetter i'm 90. 9ebcn5iu0re, ~aelicbter @atte BON
56erefa GeImiteticr. Die @ecroiaung iincef am
Miuntaa, ben a.. 5ebrnar, DIorgens h9 r0r,
bonn Iruuerbuuie, SnaleIibes %9lnenue. Gatonss
bile, aus mad Der Ct. WarlSsNir1e, mo cine
6eqmiemsQieiie celebriyt miro, liilo oanH nuf
Der ngielp Cathedral Gemeteru" itait. &eripdnote
uHb 5reunoe iino n6tuHGsoon eingeIGben.
(gietos Dorier Seitingen m6gen g~eidnigit CO.
nirPu ! (33-h
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Gunrao &uthe.

2sioen Suurnb aUtbc, g%clie6ter Satie bon Nds
tberinc Motbc. Sic Necroigutg iin0et Wputng,
ben 1. Scbrunr. giabmittnge > llbr, BON fcinCr
AM Der yGouoon Bart Cemetery" i!ntt.
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Hid,urS @eiucrt.

IS itarb am 30. 1amudr 1907 9idlaro @cis
ucrt, ~qeIiebter galte bon Miurie gSeinert, i'm
43. Sabre ieines 2cbens. Sic @eeroigltG ttns
oct spnutcs, ben 3. 6ehrlur. , ll6r gladutit'
taos, bon ieiner lcGtcn NobItuna. 9r. ITO. G.s
Sremontsglpenuc, ans TAFT. &cifebung nnf Der
, ISeiteru SemeicrO." CD
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Wnonit ltuhpff.

SO itarb an Ulorgen beS 81. 5nruar 1907
Nnguft llpbuff ~Geliebter Saite bon 9orutbp
llpboff. Sic Neerotgune tiHoet duI Spnntag,
9tnhmittug5 2 llbr. BON ieiner 98obmtls. Dit,
2f08, 9iblGlosgtocrle, ans itutt. (32-3)
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Baltimore Sclnetcru.

Siirrau: Sraufliu.Slog.. Baltimore. 1t. Tprtbitr.
SeqribnibpldBe gum Eerfuuf bon $25 an.
nit Wlnrmurpfofte1 dhge9ren6t $50 GInb iiir
pter Grader. Sreie Sennbuns Der dupene fir
Trauergottesoienite. (Sunit6.tO