davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-07-23
800 Relpnnuna, 300.

Die aeier oiefer .3eitnn9 tperoen fd frenen sa CT.
fabrer, oab es tpeniaftens cine eefar9tete Rrartbeti
eiebt, pel4e Die g9ifeui4aft in ar ibren Stufen ID
behea i'm Stanoe 1T; pairs Ratarrb= Rnr Ia Die eins
aige iest Der dr3tli9en Braoerf&aft betaunte poFtips
belt cine eonftituttonele 8ebanblnng. 6ou's IA.
tarrb=Rar tuirS innerli& eenornmsu uno trirlt bireti
auf sas glnt anb Die idleimieen Sberfd&eu bes
Sphents, oaour4 Die GrunoIase Der 2ranfSsit 3er=
fbreno uno Dem pattenten Rraft gebeno, inosm Hs
bic Contribution Ses Rbrpers aujbaut unb Der Nati,
tn ihIem a8erte btltt. Sis Gigentbamsr boben 70
bert Dollars Belo6nune fur jeoen GaG anbieten,
ben re au turiren perfeblt. 2aBt Gu& cine Site bon
3eugniHen tomuen. W2an aorefEre:
8. J.@beuen II. Co., Gieentb, 2olebo, o.
Berfauft bon allen Mpotbetern, Yreis rs Gents.
&ehnst 6auPs damilien 8igen ftr gerfobfuna.
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eam opnfpm mprma1 auItttute.

Sneben erbielten mir ber, aataloa
oes Sam 6ouiton Norrtal Snftitute
in 6unt8uiIe. oieier Bilounes- Mue
ftalt fhr 2ebrer. Die ith aus tleinen
befheioenea Nnfdngen su einem ber
eriten 2ebrersS eminare oes SGoens
entmidelt Cat. 2ehrturfu8. 2ebrmes
tbooen uno 9ebrerperlonal fino boz.
aiialih uno Die &eiultate fino oaber
AUDI reht erfreuIih; Die iuneer Qeu'
te, bic auf oieiem Snititut atisoebil.
bet ftno, ueroen fat INNER tihttae
2ebrer uno 4ebrerinnen.
Nub DeutId miro an Der Wnftalt
u1terrihtet. 6err 6. @. 5euae, Der
Setter be8 oeutldben unterriGt8,
ifreibt bariiber:
Dies lit bas erite Stats 2ebrers
seminar oas ben unterriht i'm Deut.
iheu einfihrte; AUDI lit es oa8 einsiae
Stats Snititut. bas MIR DeutiHe
ais 2ebrer oiefes Tahes anitent.
rWas mir CANA ~beioneers n6tia
baben fiir unfere Shulen. fiuo Sch.
Ger. Die bic beutihe Sprahe lieben
uno fih berielben tets nit 8orliebe
i'm 6eint. i'm Bereiri unb i'm unteana
init oer Juaeub beoienen. l1nler Be.
ftreben lit baber, NIT allen oeutlGen
Bereiniaunaen uno Beitunoen oabiH
suinmtnenaurirten. baB benz raih
ruadienoenS ntereife at, bieier Sprabe
betreffs 2ebrer n1Ies @eniae aelei.
ftet uerbe.
~Wenn aqe 9eutihe tpiiBten. tuie
niel Der Staat tut, INN tiihtige Sch.
rec beransubiloen, miiroen r1eines
grahtens niel ntebr berielben elm
Staats'2 ebrerieminar beiuden.4
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Ainbfranstan(h.
@isffauatett nne &rfpIse Der @s5eufd,aft
tar tnternationaIen &tnbe raastanidb.

aStsftanafett nne &rfuIee oer @eSsuf6aft
tdr tnternationaIem &tnberanstaniG.
9te n9efelf9aft fir international.
len &tnberaustauf9 our grlernung
frember Spra9en," bic tbren 9iB in
paris bat, beri9tet iiber TIRE Wirfz
famteit i'm Sabre 1905:
Die 3obl Der BON Camille au ssas
mtlie auseetduf9ten &inber ftiea bon
Sc i'm 0oriabre auf 120, taft bas
Junffa9e beg erften Sa6res 1903.
DaDon fOmmt auf ben 4ustauf6 atpi>
f9en Deutf9lanb unb Srontrei9 Der
Bet pettem erDBte She'll, 81 anaben
unb MGb9en. 0ono9 fpmmt Der
&ustauf9 5nif9en England unb
Sranfret9 NIT nur IA an Der Bail.
BON ben beutf4=frana0ff9en Mustaue
Wen erfolsten IA fir bic Dauer Der
sroBen Jerien. % fir bic Sauer zines
6alben bts ganaen Sabres.
SIN 8er6Gltnib Der gefdlefter
iibertpiegt bier besrsifli9ertpeife bic
3abl Der aussetauf9ten &noben err
hebli4 bic Der MGb9en, namentli9
uuf frano0iif9er Settle, bon ber bas
@ngebot Der SDdter gum Mustauf9
bas bon beutf9er Sette erfplgte Mnges
bot nf4t beetle. Die urfa9e lieqt in
ben franaOiif6en @itten unb Mnfdauz
ungen, tpelde bas frana0f19e MGb9en
frember Obbut, es lei benin benz Rlos
tier, on5ubertrauen bel mebr abeeneiqt
finb, als bies in ben eermanii9en
2dnbern Der SaG lit.
Die Samilien Der ouseetauf6tsn
Rtnber finb bisber in er iter 3inie Iol9e
bon 8eamten, 2ebrern unb MneebDs
rtgen FREEZER 8erufe, namentli9 Der
4er5te, bann erit fommen bic &aufz
leute. @uf franaOff9er Settle beitebt
bic Neigung, bic &inber mDali4ft in
ben beutf9en @renasebieten unter5ue
brinsen, mas leiber ni9t benz aus
alien SheiIen 9eutf9lanbs e~rfoIgenoen
Insebote entfpri9t. Nuf pirtbfaafts
lt4e Sriinbe, namentli9 bic t6euren
BARRIER MISUNDERSTANDING biirfte
es anoerfeits 3uriid3ufiAren Iein, bab
bic Sauptftabt in benz 4ustauf9an9es
bot binter Der franaDIiGen probin3
auriditebt, gum @ortbeil ibrisens fir
Oeutf9ldnb.
MGbrenb Der 9sri9t BET ben eng
lif9en Gamilien nod cine seniFe s3lz
riidbaItuns feftfteqt, aeigen fi9 bic
oeutf9en SamiIien bon einem = iibrie
gems, fpie bic sablretden 3eugniFe be-
tpeifen, bur4 bic @rfabrunsen gere9ts
fertisten = 8ertrauen befeelt, bas,
bon fran3Dif9sr Settle in glei9er
Meiie ertpibert, es Ieidt ma9t, gu beiz
berfeitiser 3ufriebenbeit bic gepiinf@z
ten Nustauf9e gu permitteln.
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Gang Iebe Der sfonta.

beiB! es i'm often europa, aber bier
sulanoe: 2ange lebe Or. Sings
Weue gntbedune, Der G6nia Der
Dolls uno 2unaenbeilmittel, pon benz
Wtrs. Sulia &noer Baine. 9rurD,
Wfaff.. iagt: nSie perfehlt ME. iofort
81 linoern unb ibnel 6uiten unb
@rtdltuna Az beilen.- Mnoere beit6.
tiaen oies. Die Heue Gntoeduma
BELT, rahoem Nnberes erfOlalus 1T,
lther. @arantiert BON No. DreiB
uno Sc. gohn & 60. so Gents un6
$1.W. BrubeHQ5Me frei.
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Wpraetan uap nathaenadt

bat MonHem ihon grpB' 2eib gebradbt.
DieieS alien betudhrten Spridbuortes pir6
ieioer nur 81 tuenia aebaht uno am noe.
nigfen mol bet Der 8Hege Der @eiunbbeit.
Die meiften Menimen 6enten erft an oies
tutbnre @eftent bes SinnmeIs. ruensr es
81 ipdt 1T. iuenn bic @eiunbbeit rerloren
it. DesbnIb lift es allen bringenb anau.
eaten, BEL 8eiten benz BerfaI Der ge5urib.
belt u0raubeugen unb sfpar burb ben Sc.
brnum Der beilfrdftieen ct. Bernard
&~r6uterpilen, tuethe bic 9dti9feit bes
HaGens re9ulteren. Qeber uno Nieren an.
reQen uu6 oas Snftem reinioen.
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@pIS

1T nibt aues, rpns glanst. So Heut fida
.. g., tpenn man iim enblidb burh lang
jdbriae Wiihe uno Antrenguneen 6as Sc.
ben bebaslib aeftaltet bat, nur 5u baufie
elm iblimmes, ih~merahaftes 2eiben etn:
Blutaoertnoten D6er bic Sdmorrbuioen.
Golo lit uiht anes. uas eldnat; rpie A..
9. aud nidbt bieies ober ienes peilmtt.
tel. bns nls cine viidbere Grsneis gegen
iene bbIe Rrantbeit auf bas @lduaen6fe
angeprteieu fuirb. genn bneeeen aiebt
es nur elm iideres Rittei, unb bas finb
bic Stubl5dpffen, Nnateiis aenannt. VIE
Npotbeten. Broben frei berinnot bon p.
N~eustaedter g. Co., Box 2416, New
York.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-07-23

SIN Gbeepronetenbauie oes
Dfterreihiihen &eibsrafs bielt Der
Winifterprdoeut Sreiberr b. Bed cine
ldnaere &ebe. in rpelfer er iih iiber
oa8 iDsialpolitiihe Broaramm Der
8eaieruna u~erbreitete uno aud bns
tiinftiae Berbdltnis su unearn ftreif.
te. SIN 8e5ug auf ben NuSgleih nit
9ebterem iaate er. oaB elm sebnidbri.
ger Guseleih notwithstanding, elm ldn'
eerer unmDalih iei.
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gte 1T fein.

s. W Sobnion. 2puiapiGe. Rp.,
ibreibt:
SD bube Sbre 6nnt's Cure ae.
brauGt unb fie lit fein."
8ir baden oiele Briefe dbnliHen
Snbalts. cunts Cure 1T elm ftrift
garantiertes 6eilmittel tir cine Wens
ge. bon Sauttrantbeiten. &c bebt
Den iudenoeu Shmera Iufort anf.
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sim benfuarbtaer sea-.

moran mir uns germ e%rinnerrl, lit ber
Cog, an benz mir init Or. Sings
@euert 2ebens 8iuen betannt mur.
ben, bic anaenehmer &einieer. TO.
mie 6eiler BON &npfmeb uno 8er'
itppfung. 25 Gents Bel Go. Dreis
uno SC. GDhn g. 60.
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Gerfeblt nieutals.

@s eiebt rur elm Mittel, uub rlur
Elm einaiaes. oas ih aefunben babe.
oas Dbne Gebl in meiner 5anilie ale
iOlhe 3ranfheiten tuie gcaerta, Sing
uurti uno ale bic anoeren iudenben
2eioen eebeilt bat. Diefea Wfittel
lit 6unt'a Cure. @ir aebrauher ea
INNER unb es perfeblt ME in Der
Birtuna. so Gents nno $1.00 Sla'
ihen. Us. M. @hriftinn.
Rutherforo. Tenn
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-07-23
VIM. j. STUCKE.

gaitrnan 8o6ats. Cameras une
pb0tuarapbiihe uteniilien.
Gmatur'G rbeit miro iprafdltia fer.
tiaaefteat.
400 Otto pmmer gtraBe.
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8sIm6t!

Gin beutih'enalliher 4ebrer fhr
cine tleine Shule in @uooaluupe
County. ftini Wteilen BON &eu.8 Braun.
fels. unoerheirateter nureespaen.
NabereS bel Denrp Sip b, Route
4, Nem Braunfels. 1eraa.
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-Subn s.. Bolton, Oefentliber
Rotar. @runoeiaentum. Gaent fir
BenIionsanipriihe. @6e Grodett'
uno 9anarro'S traBe. a~eaentiber BON
Der San Intonio @rpreB." @euea
Telephun -439.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-07-23

RbeumatismuS ihmersbafter in
oieiem 6lima, oils iraeno elm anoe'
res 2eioen. turiert onrh oas Ne3ebt
Wu. 1851. bel @imer Il Qlmcnb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-07-23

Cute @etr6nte uno IamoIer
3unh itets in 8urataIIer'B
Sal00n uno 81 itauraut, vii.
lita StraBe nebeu Der Dale Der Ser.
manneI6bne.
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Bon Der iSenatigtett.

Bon Der Tendtigfeit.
Die Si4ter iinaen oies uao oas,
Sic 9irren 2tebe. bonneru SaB,
SeoOh bic Beiten ane Belt,
Die iinaen 0 Der Geuhtiateit.
gs rauiht Der StuB. es branit oas 0eer,
Die 8ahlein rturreln rings lumber,
Gs oonnert gar Der 8aiierfan.
Der &egen pldtibert lberaH.
Sob auau tihner BaHeriana,
Der mabt uns bier gu 9anbe bana,
Sas tOmmt bon Der Brobtbition,
Die cuionirt un8 LANCE ihen.
Die bat. tuie ie fib Dffenbart,
Bic Wtil@ Der frnmmen 9entunasart
Sn SrahenBift BET uns berIebt,
@eil iie bic 5reibeit uns bertebt.
Drum iinaen mir BON @afer nibt.
Sas aab' eth pdfi'riaes @eoibt,
Eiel lieber iineen mir non Bier,
Bas 10 norsleli6 grade bier.
Drum fineen mir BON 9erfteniaft
unb BON bes @eritentrantes &raft,
Dor allem bon benz Soue Srar Ster,
Sas etnaig, unerreihbar bier.
Da mag Der N~uderban6e Brut,
8erSebren ii9 in ibrer 8nt,
Ob hires 8eterns laden mir,
uno trinten unier Zone &tar 8ier.
@ir trinten, bod mir balten Mnb,
gs tulrat bas Bier uns manchen SpaB-
Sic trinten nibt. tie iaufen nur,
Sun 5robiinn iiehft 9u teine Spur.
Dem Zone Star Ster, bas aniere 2uH
grtbnt elm 9ieo aus uni'rer 8ruH.
Die Slider fIlet, ftnBet an,
&ein Muder mage fih heran.
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Hu oerfaufen.

125 SUB Sausfena (Srunt) in GU.
tenn Buftanoe. 0ah5ufraaen in Der
Office Der .Sreie Brehe".
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MusIanbtfMe

Nr8 Otto Sbnitt : Baeder - 5ront
5ant -Bi1b 6offmeifter = Rarh q &os
-Snlia &abe-Waria @einbofer-Rin.
ma Sie9ler.
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Gum gertauf BEL alien 6dnb(ern.
Breis so Gents. Softer . Wilburn
Co., Buffalo, Seem gort. alIeinige
Igenten fir bic Ser. Gtaaten.
@rinnert guh bes 0amens -
Duan's-uno nehmt feine anoerer.
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gebr lei@t beraefteMt.
Gs WirO peniger S9laflpFefeit 8eben,
wenn Die geupbner San Mn
tOnio's O18 &a6tebenoe
erfabren.

SIR tDnnt nahts nibt nit einent
ihmerSenoen Riiden Idlafen,
ginem labmen. eitenl ibmahen eber
eInem franten.
Duan's 0ierenpiaen 1ino fur I@n1ers
senoe &iden.
Sic beilen feoe Nrt BON Nieren[eioer,
SOM einfahen ihner5enoen &lden
biz our 6arnruhr.
Sic meroen BON 8empbnern San
Nntoniu's enbUritert.
IS. SC. gout, PIG Sulepbine
StraSe. San NntDniu, Teras, iaat:
SD lit ab urb gu an 0ierers uno
Blaienleioen fir beinabe stpansig
Sabre uno i'd tam bic Ghmersen
nibt beibreibeu, bic ib m6brero Die.
fer Belt empfunben babe. Wanhma(
beiano ih mid 10 unmobl uno ihledt,
oaB ib nieine Nrbeit nidt perridten
uno nadts niht ihlafen t0nnte.
SblieBltb faufte th i'm Berar Drug
Store cine Sba@tel 9oan's 0ierer1
Biaen. 8alo peripirte i'd grleib'
terung uno nohoem i'd einiae Sham.
teln aebrauht bate, mar i'd a6u5.
lib bon t1einer &rantbeit aebeilt. Sd
bin r1ur gu frDh, Die 8iIen Nnoeren
empfebler gu t6nner."
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Damen.Sinss

8 Z NrnuIb = Warie Iufef = Baul
Ietber = Bertha 5anenbef y elizabeth
8lu9e-gmmp NeiS-gb % 2int - Clara
&osbera 3 SDnntae 3 Bieters -
S Q @aener 8 Zimmerman @in.
ME 2ieeler.
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ssims's S Gents ouuonu.e iaarre.
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BHet Elite
oerrtu .8ife,

geT 9 garl-M 2eiGter - & @ Retter
ID Sentemer-S u Shleper "a strange
8 Sdfbe
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-04-02
DEBTS OF WHITE
PAID BY WIFE
Turns Over Architects S
Insurance Money and
Art Treasures.

New York, March Silt was learn
ed today that at the direction Of Mrs.
Stanford White the proceeds of the
sale Of the former home of the
Whites. at 121 East Twenty-first street,
and the great quantity OF art treas
ures 1t contains, are to go to McKim,
Mead and White. to pay, at least In
part. the debt which Mr.. White owed
that firm when he was killed by Har-
ry X. Thaw on June 25, 1906. Also, It
transpired that Mrs. White had given
instructions that the amount received
from Insurance on her husbands life
should be applied to the same account.
A short time after the murder II
was said that Mr.. White had over
drawn his account with the firm. but
the amount was not stated. One re-
port was that It was 100000. The
lawyer Of the White family declined to
discuss the subject. saying an an
nounoemsnt would be made at the
proper time No such announcement
ever has been made. II was ascer-
tained today. however. that the
amount overdrAwn was about $780,
0VA i. 4. s''.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-04-02

The sale, which will begin on the
afternoon of April and continue
until everything in the house has been
sold, will be in charge of an auc.
tioneer who will knock down TO the
highest bidders the wonderful works
of art gathered by Mr.. White, a widely
recognized connoisseur, In all parts OF
the world.
In few homes In the country, per
haps In no other, is there such a
choice collection of treasures. Tapes:
tries. marble bas reliefs, antique furni-
ture, wood carvings. musical instru-
ments, lamps. wedding Golfers, newels,
wator jars. urns, an Italian renais-
sance fountain. rare marble columns,
a carved marble fireplace, and many
famous paintings-these are but a few
of the things which will go under the
hammer.
Mrs. Stanford White. II is under
stood, has been we'll provided for by
her relatives. who ars wealthy.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-04-02
paaensratlon Of "ldIot."

idiot" is a word with a curious
history. In Greek idotes began by
meaning private individual, as op-
posed TO the state or TO a state Off
cial; then It meant non-expert or
layman, and. finally. an ignorant man
or an awkward fellow. II was left
for English to carry the meaning fur
ther to mental deficiency. In "Piers
Plowman," an idiot" Is an Ignorant
person, and as late as 1892 It could
mean a person who knew only one
language. Wyoliff and Jeremy Tay'
lor used II In the sense Of "laymar' =
and the latter also in that of private
person." And q professional fool
or Jester was II one time an idiot. "
too.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-04-02
IN THE COURTS
CASES ASSIGNED.

The twelfth assignment of cases In
common pleas court as arranged In
the clerk of courts office follows:
Before Judge Harter. Monday. April
Motions; studer VS.. Canton; Thorn
as vS. M. w. OF A.
Tuesday. April 2-Austin Powder
Co. vs.. Canton Hollow Block Co.;
Law Pub. Co. vs.. Life Plant Co.
Wednesday, April 3--McGuire's ad-
ministrator VS.. GA. R'y Co.; Smith
VS.. GA. R'y Co.; Hun VS., Massil-
Ion city.
Thursday. April 4-Burrler vs.. Frie-
tag; Raedel vs. McCurdyi Parkhill
vs. Nusbaum.
Before Judge Amber. Monday.
April 1-Motions; Ohio vs.. Melvin
Smith; Ohio VS.. William Smith.
Tuesday. April s--zandt vs.. Rob-
erts ct al; Meese Va. Heesland; Smith
vs. Gresr-Beatty Co.
Wednesday. April s--MoFarren VS..
American Steel Foundriea Co., 6her-
lock vs.. Gravity Coupler Co.; Hate
VS.. CA. R'y Co,
Thursday. April 4-~Klopman vs.. c.
A. R'y Co.; shrom's administrator
va. GA. R'y Co.
Fslday. April 5--WAlsaos ". Psnna.
OBJ DvSn's admini(rstor W MAssil-
lon ooa kiaine chi Lambda ".
F$4N~ ~
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-04-02
PERSONAL.

Herbert Gould. formerly OF this
city, now living with his parents in
Crestllne. o.. is spending a few days
here visiting relatives.
Charles T. Dougherty, OF 1900 North
Market street. left for Scranton, Pa.
Saturday evening. where he will visit
several days before returning to
school at Fort Deposit, Md.
Victor G.. Miller. of $40 North Mar
ket street, spent Sunday in Wooster.
Isabelle ]. Shilling and grand
daughter Hazel, OF 225 West Fourth
street. are visiting relatives at Stan
wood. Ohio.
F.rC,, Walters was brought to his
home from the hospital Sunday. and
"a reported to be getting along we'll.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-04-02
BANKER IS ILL
Alfred D. cordova Brought to His
Home In a Serious Condition.

Alfred D. cordova Brought to His
Home In a Serious Condition.
New York. March 31.-Alfred De
Cordoya, the banker. was brought to
his home here today from Atlantic
City, In serious state of illness. He
was SO weak after the trip that oxy-
gen had to be administered as stim-
ulant and It was not expected that
he would live at late hour tonight.
He had been In Atlantic City for two
weeks, with the idea that his condi-
tion might improve there. The ex-
pected Improvement did not come
about, however. Mr.. De CordOva has
been sick for the past six weeks.
when, after an attack OF the grip. his
heart and kidneys were found to be
affected. He was brought home to-
day In a special car on the Pennsyl-
vania railroad. his family doctor hav-
ing been summoned to Atlantic City
to make the journey back with him.
He is the founder OF the banking
house which bears the name Of AL
fred De Cordova and co npany. With
two brothers. Dustaoe and Altamont.
he came to America about thirty
Ave. years ago. from Kingston. Ja-
maica, The De Cordovas are we'll
known in Jamaica. having been on the
isiaKd for many years. They were
wealthy property 0wners there. Al.
lamont ne oor1eva died several ysars
aro. nu1taps u still living end q
TIE manager of the nrn q Alfred ~
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-04-02
DEATHS AND FUNERALS
WILL BE BURIED HERE.

The remains of Henry Semmer-
lain -awlll he brought to Canton for
burial Monday morning on the Wheel
ing q Lake Erie railroad. at 9:05.
The deceased died at Cleveland. Fri
day@morning. He was 81 years Of
agesieaying no close relatives In this
city The remains will be taken to
the receiving vault at Westlawn cem-
etery. Services will be conducted by
Rev. E~P. Herbruck. pastor of the
Trinity Reformed church.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-04-02
Merrills Didn't Appear.

The Merrill basketball team which
challenged the Strayers for any
amount of money, failed to appear
to make arrangements and put up the
money Saturday night. II the Mer-
rills have any money they are re-
quested to write U. Eberhart. 144O
Barth street.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-04-02
Law Firm pissolves.

A dissolution of the law ilrm OF
Bordner q Mills took effect Saturday.
Attorney Mills will take offices in the
Schaeffer block with Attorney w. J.
Piero. Attorney Boriner will continue
alone in the rooms t,f the old firm In
the Harter block on South Market
street.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-04-02
IS BUSY
WITH SIGNAL TESTS

New York. March s1.--rhe Penn
sylvania railroad within the last three
months has held ninety-ssven signal
tests on It's lines in which ninety
ssven per cent OF the engineers COM
oiled absolutely with the company's
rules In brin sing their trains to
stop. The, other three per cent
brought their trains to stop but not
until after passing the signal. These
nsa were. marked deficient and Sc
vsrsiy disciplined. OF 1870 trains test
cd on the compAnys main line. ss
per cent of tho engineers obeyed the
r'sie. while on the New York diy's'on
PIT single engineer was caught
@3psns.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-04-02
JOHN pFIRMAN.

John Phrman, O resident OF this city
since 1884 died at the residence OF
his son-in-law p. M. Streiber Friday
morning. He was 70 years of age, Mr..
Phrman was q. shoemaker by trade.
He had been In poor health for some
time. Four. sons. Ave daughters and
eight grandchildren survive the deceas-
cd. The. faparA was held Sunday at
$3.50 p. m. from the residence of Mr..
streiber. s4a Dunbar street. The de-
ceased was aimember ,f Goshen lodge
Of Odd Fellows of Canal Dover.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-04-02
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

At two o'clock Sunday afternoon
William N. Ebcrhart. of Massillon,
and Miss Frances Mary Miller. of this
city. we're married by Rev. Il. p. Her
bruck at his residence. The couple
were attended by Mr.. and Mrs. Perry
Miller. Mr.. Bberhart is an employq
OF the Reed Glass works of Massillon.
Miss Miller is daughter OF Mr.. Frank
Miller. All Mahoning street. They will
reside on Columbia Heights. Massil-
lon.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-04-02
IARvns.s

Miss Margaret e.. Jarves and Carl
+. 5heatsley, both Of Paris. o.. were
united In marriage on Wednesday.
March 81, at high noon. in Paris. at
the home of the ofilciating minister,
j.. r. A. Lautenschlager. Charles
Lott, Of Louisville, and Miss Mary
Mary Jarves, sister Of the bride, were
the attesdants.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-04-02
RHEUMATISM CURED IN A pAy.

Mystic cure for rheumatism and Neur.
algia radically cures IN l to days Its
action upon the system Is remarkabls
and mysterious II removes at once the
cause and the disease Immediately dis
appears. The first dose greatly benefits.
IS cents and 81. Sold by the Durbin a
Wright Co, Druggists. lsd South Mar
ket street.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-04-02
Shake OF the GRIP OF your old ono

Balm. Then will ali the SWELLING and
soreness be driven out OF tho tender Ia
famed membranes. The fits OF sneozinx
to othefs as to yourself, Will bo cured
when the cRnses that produoe H. are r4s
moved. Cleanliness. comfort Aud health
BY NIL ,drvggists for ~ oonlg, Or ulaklUI
" MY nFos. v Wsrfss Street. NJ
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-04-02
pARDIN-wu SON

At 0 o'clock Sunday evening Ben
1amin Wilson and Miss Edith Bar
din. both OF this city, we're married
by DR.. u. p. Herbruck at his resi-
dence. Mr.. Wilson is an employees OF
the Novelty Iron Co. They will re-
aide at 604 Louis avenue. this city.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-04-02
IrN1xnEER-W0LF.

On Sunday. March "a, 1907. Miss
Chrlstinn p. Unkefer. Of Roberts
wife. ana George @. Wolf, Of osna-
burg, were United in marriage at the
home OF the brides brother. Law
renee Unkefer. OF Robertsville. Rev.
J. #. A. Lautenschlager of Paris, OH
ciating.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-04-02
Son Born.

A son was born TO Mr.. and Mra
Castelberg, of 62S Washington ave-
nue..
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-04-02
SOCIAL EVENTS
LYoNs-wILSoN.

Harry O Wilson and Miss Bdna r..
Lyons were united In marriage by Rev.
p. H. welshimer Of the study OF the
First Christian church, Friday even
ing. They will live at 51i High street.
MIR. Wilson is assistant manager at
the Berger works.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-04-02
wv. B. REYNOLD & CO.:
229-131 East Tuscara1vas ST.

Alfred himself retired about six weeks
ago.