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Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1907-06-13
Mrs. Jennie Morse Dead.

Mrs. Jennie Morse, wife of the
late David e. Morse, died at her
home in West Marion, Tuesday even.
ing, Jupe IL, at siX-thirty. She
had been confined TO her bed foi
about six weeks, but was a paticn,
sufferer.
She was born Sept. 10, 1850 and
was married Dec. 81, 1884. Sh,
was Miss Owens, sister Of j. W
Owens, Of this city, before her mar.
rage.
Mrs. Morse was a member of tn,
Cumberland Presbyterian church a
Liberty IN Caldwell county and wal
noble christian woman loved by al
who knew her.
She is survived by two daughters
Misses Eliza and Fannie Morse, ant
Two slep-daughters, Mrs. Jennie
Strong, of Princeton, and Miss Liz
zie Morse, of this city,
The remains were taken 10 Liber
ty church near Farmersville, wher,
the funeral and burial took place
conducted by Rev. Woodruff.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1907-06-13
Ordination Services.

Donaldson church, Caldwell coun-
", met Saturday June lst. to sci
apart to he full work Of the gospel
MINISTRY. H. A. Egbert and Ru-
dolfh Lane.
!. Ordination sermon, by q. f.
Stewart, from ] Tim. 81.
=. Formation of Presbytery, com.
posed Of Eds. +. Il. Blackburn,
Moderator, u. G.. Hughes Clerk,
W. II. Moore and &. +. Stewart.
,. Relation Of Christian expert.
enoc and call to the miuistery by
candidates.
4. Examination Of candidates by
W. II. Moore.
3. 0rdaining prayer by +. b.
Blackburn and laying on of hands
by Presbytery.
6. Charge TO candidates and pre-
sentation Of Bible by U. G. Hughes
Z. Charge to church by c. f
Stewart.
:. Extending hand Of ministeris
fellowship by Presbytery aud Chris
tian fellowship by church.
.. Bcnediction by II. A. Egbert
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1907-06-13
Ladies Aid Handsomely Entertained.

Last Thursday June the 9th, the
Ladies Aid Socity, of the Baptist
church, met on the Wilson hill with
Mrs. John NJ. Asbridge. The trip
was taken in buggies and carriages,
and quite a number went, the omni-
bus drawn by four horses. The trip
was quite enjoyable and as the wealth
er was perfect, soothing occurred to
mar the plssalxs of the evening.
The view farm, SHE Asbridge home.
Is one of the faest in the comfy,
over locking the beautiful valley be-
low, in which nestles the city Of
Marion. The trains of the |. G.
X. r. pass in full view, for over a
mile--yet far enough away not to be
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1907-06-13
Eatun-WooIf.

Miss Mile Eaton, Of this city,
and Mr.. Elmer Woolf of Houston,
Tex, We married Monday morning
at 1890 O'clock by Rev. T. c. Car
ter at the home of the bride. Only
the family and few intimate friends
were present.
Miss Eaton is the second daughter
Of Rev. +. VI. Eaton, formerly OF
Salem, now of this city. For two
years she has spent much time with
her sister, Mrs. Eugene Love, In
this city, and has won quite a mum.
Der Of Friends by her quiet lady like
manner.
Mr.. Woolf is son Of Mr.. J. 7.
Woolf, OF Tolu, and has been in
Texas for several years, where he
has been very successful in business.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Woolf left on the
noon train Monday for Texas where
they will make their home. Theil
many friends and the RECORD PRES,
extends congratulations and bes'
wishes.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1907-06-13
Aunt" Rose Hughes Dead.

"Aunt" Rose Hughes, colorcd,
died at her home on South Main
street Thursday, June i, at $3.50
clock.
She was the mother of DR.. Cobb
aud formerly belonged to the Cobt
family of Eddyville and afterward
to W. =. Maxwell.
"Uucle" Jesse Hughes, her aged
husband survives her. She was
sixty-three years old, and was buried
at the Baker graveyard near Fredo-
MIA Friday afternoon, Rev. Parker
officiating.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1907-06-13
I, cRITTtNDtN COUNTY. KENTUCKY. JUNE 10. Isl

disagreeable on account of nois OF
smoke.
The hostes served delicious refresh
ments Of ice cream and straw berries
with cake of several varieties.
Among those who attended were
Mesdames j. II. Butler, W. b. Wal
ker, W. b. and T. J Yandell, W.
A. Blackburn, j. +. Dodge, Levi
Cook, 7. G. Carter, Susan Glenn,
j. u. Dixon, 6. NJ. Crider, U. G..
Hughes, A. J. Duval; Misses Kat
tie Yandell, Elizabeth Cook and
Myra Dixon.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1907-06-13

YORK Ill., June o.--Three persons
are dead aud eight fatally injured as
the result Of a tornado which practi.
cally wiped out this town last night.
The loss Of property is estimated at
800, 600 and the damage to timber
and fruit crops will be more than
sl00, 900.
Without warning the storm broke
while most Of the people were at
supper Entire families we're bur.
led in the ruins. The storm lasted
less than four minutes. All commu.
nieations were cut of until early to-
day.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1907-06-13
Marion Juniors Defeated.

After winning the first game with
Kelsey, the Marion Juniors lost the
second contest mainly thru the in
ability to hit Rice, coupled with cr-
rors by the out field. For FIVE in
nings it was pitchers battle, both
pitchers doing excellent work. Ma
rion only score came in the fifth in
ming after Rochester singled, stole
second and third, he came home in
a bingle by Henry. The score.
Innings ! 2 3 4 > 6 Z SO 7
Marion 0001 10000 OIL
Kelsey 0002 3 do
Batteries, Marion: Henry, Roches-
ter aud Dixon, Kelsey: Rice and
Harmon. Struck out by Henry IL.
in SIX innings, Rochester 2 in 2 in
nings by Rice II Umpire Clark.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1907-06-13

Alice Wilson, infant daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. y. Roberts, died
Sunday night at IL o'clock of men
nights. She had been quite i'll for
several days, but rallied Saturday
and her parents had hopes of her
recovery. Sunday afternoon she
took relapse and gradually sank
until death relieved her.
The funeral was held at the resi-
dence Monday afternoon and the
interment at the new cemetery, Rev
Andres officiating.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1907-06-13
Some Fine Strawberries.

Mr.. Jas. A. Pickens, of the Trb-
une section, is grower of fine ber-
rics, and brought to the office last
week box of a. nice ones as it has
been our pleasure to see this season.
aud it proves that a little special
care of that luscious fruit will in
crease its size aud flavor.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1907-06-13
TOWN WIPED OUT
Cree. lsti lis Banks And Swept Village
Like Raging Torrent.

Louisville, Ny, June 5. Twenty
oo, PERSONS are dead, the village is
5,nsa,cd and several thousand acres
Of growing crops are ruined. This
18th, .um total Of the havoc wrought
3, ihe eloudburst that descended on
Gnlyi.lc, KY, and vicinity last
night Al the dead arc residents Of
GulyiIle Although reports are
ua.er wing TO the remotcncss Of
,bs place and the prostration OF tcle.
pl.n. aud telegraph wires, it Is be-
f., . no further fatalities will be
reported from the surrounding coun-
ut
d.. dead Mrs. l.. e. Nell, wife
Estate senator Nell and four chill.
l-r Mrs.. Lumhill and one child .
NJ. Carl Wilmore, her daughter and
o. laughter Paul Wilson, is years
Of. Nr.. fairfield Moss aud her .ix
children Mr.. j. W. Koltner aud
oe. .Uiid Miss Mary Moss. Al
b., tao bodies have been recovered.
7. easter was due To the Giraffe
t....0r q Big Greek ordinarily a
,aa trcam, bat which was already
,v...a ty rccont rains. When the
r...pr,t was precipitatcd three
.-.... & rain fell IN an hour on
G...i.ls aud vicinity The creek
.e. from ia. bed and took new
c.-. with the impctuosity Of tidal
vt..
Oil. Inhabitants Of GradyyiIlc had
Or. a-ung aud nearly all were abcd
s'.. foaming waters struck the
fa. sarying away ~ large rcsi
4...... mill and a number u small
or ..1.e. Nearly all the victims
o.. .ravncd. but four were crushed
By ... collapse Of their dwelling
st. .hc torrcn, struck
State senator Nell, who il physi-
c4. owes his escape from the fate
ba. .,,rtook the rest q his family,
o. ,.. fact that he was several miles
a.. Iu the hills with patent
vt che storm broke.
Nn4yyille - village Of l15 IN
h.aut.. six miles from Columbia
a.. ..thtcen miles TO the nearest
u tl station.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1907-06-13
Elect Officers.

The |. q. q. 7. at their meeting
Friday night elected the following
officers for the ensuing term
X. l.. Bib. y. g., W. +. Bell,
V. g., John b. Scdberry, See, }.
b. Grlssom, Treas, Rufus MEXICAN,
Warden.
Meeting nights changed to the
2nd aud ith Thursday eve at : p. m.
JONI Il. SEDBEaRY, Sec.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1907-06-13
Fine Stock For Sale.

Am now booking orders for choice
Shropshire buck lambs. These lambs
are highly bred and are of the low
down, broad back, heavy b on d
blocky fellows. Thoroughbred short
horn male calf of high breeding.
Poland China male pigs of great
merit. Your personal inspection de-
sired, J. II. SUMMERS,
Salem, Ky.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1907-06-13
FARM FOR SALE.

40 acres one-half mile from Shall
Grove on the Providence road, ninety
acres cleared, twenty in timber, all
under good fence. Good house,
stock barn and two tobacco barns.
For further information see
VI. s. HoRNING, Providence, Ky.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1907-06-13
Gard OF Thanks.

We wish to thank our many friends
aud ncishbors for their kind assist
ance during our beloved wife and
mothers illness.
J. +. O'NEAL AND CHILDREN.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1907-06-13

rived from Philadelphia for the we'd
ding. They were not aware that he
was seriously Ill.
Mr.. Horner, few days ago, took
out s25, 900 insurance for his wife
to be and before he died commended
her to the care of his family.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1907-06-13
tIghN.flvs Volumes Books for Sale.

Sixty volumes of Nations OF the
World, original cost $500. Also
collection of oIations, twenty-five
yoluules, cost $500, Tor sale at a
bargain. Mrs. MARY DRuhf'
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1907-06-13
Wheat Wheat.

want your wheat, and will make
it pay you if you will sell to me.
SCHwAB.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1907-06-13

Eleven years ago Mnden was
struck by tornado and four or five
persons killed aud score or more in.
jured.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1907-06-13

Nashville. lll.. June s.-A tor
ua.. .scpt over New Minden, seven
u..- North 81 here at q a, m, kill
boz .se persons and injuring several.
4 number Of houses we're demolished.
IT.. lead Mr.. aud Mrs. Henry
W.ae and two children. child Of
Car >tuemeycr.
I'll. injurcd-Mrs. Carl suemeyer,
o.. lic Herman Weihc, arm aud
ie- .rokcn aud internally injured
zen ycar.old child of Henry Heseman
Abdominal injuries 4 score Of 9th
er' we're bruised by debris.
The storm struck the northern
portion Of the town aud most Of the
house, destroyed we're country houses.
In .hc town the German Lutheran
church was badly damaged, the steeple
bcu- blown down and the roof being
blown "a On the north side Of the
church, the parochial school was de-
m'''-hed These buildings we're
Practically the only ones in the vi
lag proper that were damaged.
From this point the tornado con-
unued aud leyeled about seven more
lam houses. The Weihe house, IN
"heh hye persons were killed, was
about thc last house struck. 1t was
completely demolished The oe'
'upaut, We're carried with the debris
Of HE house into the adjacent field.
h''ry member OF the family was
Killed. Physicians from Hoyleston
"ere hurried to the scene. A report
has reached here that a farmer driv-
'1s from Hoylestou to New Minden,
WIN a wagon, has disapp cared. i is
believed that he was caught in the
path OF the storm and carried TO his
ueath. Much live stock was killed.
AT 'ovington considerable property
uanage was done but nobody was
hurt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-07
Scsla cDntra Spn6en.

Nicola Sesla, ser in Ben lesten
Sobren 5iemlid idweigiam gelporbe.
ne Griinoer, oeiien Sbaten Dor 10
bis 20 Sabren Die @elt ueleftriiir-
ten" bat pieoer einnlal oas 8ort ct.
g%riffen, 1totiirlid in eigener Sofe,
sur abpebr. ct legt @%ermabrirl,g
oagegen Elm, boB ben oGnii6en Gr.
%iinbern @aloemar Youlien ltnb Ye-
oerien Der Mllbm fir Die Gntoedung
eleftrilder a~bgeitimmter @ellen 5rt-
falle, Ser ibnen bon aller @elt suer-
FAINT porben lit. Sesla peroffent.
li6t einen @ufiat Scr abgeitimmte
Vlit" in Der @obenidriit .gnglilJ
Wedonic," in Dem er etwa Solgen-
bes nlsfiibrt: Sd babe aus Deridic'
oenen 9eridten entnommen, oaB iifl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-07
Muf Dem Wadl6anIeiuca.

Gin Correspondent Der listener
Ilgen. 3tg." tbeilt %folgenoe @l,ef-
bote bon Dem idmei5eriid)en 9idter
@ottirieo &eaer Itit: Bon @dttfrien
Seller, Dem an 16. Suli 1880 oas
2ibt ser bon linn 10 freunblid erbci-
ten @elt erloihen lit cr5ablt mir eil
Sdpei5er Srelihb, Der mid oieler
Gage in 8ien beilldte, Elm biibldes
Siltor6en. gs bat iid mabrbaItig
3l Grid. aeler's @ebi,rtss II. Ster-
beitabt, abseipielt. Gin %tbeiltebmeit'
Der @onner iener, Die imnter nod
Gins trinfen, idnanfte Setter eines
Mbenbs IN, meinielisitcr 2anne iiber
Die StraBe. Gin gii6lein fam ibnl
in ben @eg, %iuorauf 9ifter nno
Gnabe nnd)ltebenoe llnterbaltitng be.
gannen: 0id)ter: o@eiBt Oh nidt,
no Gpttfrieb Seller tpobnt2"-- Send
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-07

i6ipinOi9feit Dernlsgei6oiienL bnb
lie Die benodbarten @Gnbe oltrd)-
oringen, un0 anoererieitS miro er BON
Der umgebenoen 2ilft nit ibrem
Staub olf'S beftiglte bomboroirt. @r
madt Gmpfinoungen our6, Die lrt-
beidreiblid iino. Gin Sale, Ser Dies
berbliiffenoe uno un9lollbli6eS 6ou-
Iptel ongeieben bot, miro bon Dem
5lpeiten bci6eioenen Experiment &C.
ring 0enfen. Ser Sa6perltGnoiae
ober miro ii6 ni6t tGuiden loIien,
oenn er 6egreift iofort, ooB bos 3tuei-
te Experiment I'M ebenio piel i6tpie-
riger in Der SeriteQung ipie uilenn.
lid biel folgenrei6er lit. gr be9reift,
Dob, nm Den fleinen Sooen oer2om-
pc ms 8liiben 81 bringen, Die ge-
Iammte SberflGde ser Groe in elmer
Nusoebnung bon rlnb $50 Wtiuionen
Gltoorottilometern Itorf eleftriiirt
lein muB, uno oaS erforoert gang be-
ionOere eleftrif6e &rGfte, sic bun.
oertmal groBer iino olS iene, Die 5llr
Gnt6iinoung elmer 9ogenlampe ourd
ben meni6li6en &0rper in TbGtiafeit
getreten paren. @oS i'm am mel
item in Staunen lcben miro, lit sic
Grfabrlng, ooB Die feline 2ompe an
ieoer Stelle ser Groe nit Der glei.
diem Selligtcit olflelldtet, 10 Dob
feline Sernlinoerung ocS Gffefts nit
6ltnebmenoem 9lbItollo BON benSen-
oeapporot Der eleftriI6en @ellcn Be-
merfbor lit. Dies lit elm 6oftum bon
acknowledgement @idtigfeit, ooS nit
Sidcrbeit olf Die enbIi6e itnb oall-
ernoe &olung oner groBen lo5ialcn,
inonItricaen, finan5iellen, pbilan.
tbropiihen, internotionolen uno orl-
beren Grobleme Der Wenidbeit bin,
oelltet, oeren 20lung ourh Die boil
It1noige NufbeblIng Der Gntfernung
in Der llebertrogung bon Snteuigen5
unb gnergie berbeigefiibrt meroen
miro, Webr 2idt lit oltf oieie nil,
ienidaftlide @obrbeit fiir5lid bilrf
boS glGn5enbe uno bobnbre6cnbe
Experiment bon Yrofeiior Slabp III
Der 9erItelllng elmer poufommenen
orabtlolen Selepbonie 5lpiiben Nall-
Ell un0 Berlin auf cine GntfermlnJ
bon 30 &ilomctcrn %geporfen iporben.
Wtit 9eeigneten 9lpparoten fam cine
iolde telepbpnii6e S%erbinoung nit
oerielben 2eidtigfeit unb Brd5iiior
olli Die gr0Bten irbii6en %gntfermun.
gen betpirft merben. Sebr balo miro
eS m0glid) iein, iiber einell S5eam
cbcnio FLAIR unb belltli6 81 Ipre6en
mie iiber einen Gid biniiber."
@ieoer einn1ol Elm edter SeSlol-
Seripred)ungen moden unb Serlpres
6ltngen einloien lit ober leiber 5ipei.
erlei. & D"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-07
Sonntass-E lambcrei.

8laubern mir bcltte NAL yber5lid."
@as lit am Wenihen bober ein5u-
id1ten, elm gutter 4opf ODER eth git-
tes Ser5? Sim Sdoniten lit es ia,
ipenn 9eibe in einem Weni6enoalein
pereinigt linb. s[ber pie ielten fommt
bos Dor. 8enn abcr 5llr @abl &C.
iteIt miro: alarer &opi ooer glltes
Ser5, barn mlb Dem guten Ser5et
Der 8oraiis eingerGnnrt tperben. Ger
aopf lit Ser Sis oes Snteaefts. Sic
@ebanfenarbeit poll5iebt iid I'M Sc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-07
MittelalterliGes ans W~eflcnbnrg.

8eil Der 2ebrer uno &iiiter Hebnl
in Eampoip in eillenl 5ltr Smpfung
benllbten uno babel perltnreinigter
&lalien5immer ni6t eber unterridtell
mollte, als bis es geborig ipieoer &C.
reinigt mar, erbob Der Yaitor unb
Orts ; S1ulinipeftor Siibner in Sc.
meinidaft nit ben 5%uItanbigen gu.
perintenoenten uno &reis Sdltlin-
ipeftor &lage bei'm groBber5ogliden
Goniiitorium 81 8oltod. unb bieie
&irbenbeborOe perurtbeilte Den aii'
tier megen nilnuiiroigen auBeramtli'
den 8erbaltens" 5llr CITRATE Oes Ser
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-07
Die G6iloiopbie ocs ltnbcbentenbcm.

Gs gibt Greignilie, Die ollrd ibre
@lldt arf olle 9baroftere in 5iemltd
gleider @eiie mirfeu. Der ploblid)e
SerluIt zines t6euren Seripanoten
ober Sreun0es miro ieoen traurig
ltinmen, Der plOblide @eipinn elmer
Wiaion jebe Seele freuoig erregen.
Gs gi6t o6er aud feline Gorgdnge.
Die allf Die peridieOenlten g~baruftere
Die gleihen @irfungen ausiiben.
Gin gutter 9eobodter bat, mie bosn g.
g." mittbeilt, cine fleine elite fol-
der Gorfommnilie ~5uiommengeiteat:
&leine 9inge, Die SeOem @ereniigen
mod)en: Gin Worfitiid in Ser Soidc
elmer olten Wcite 81 finben. Sci
Nodt Die 3reppe ST. ieiner @obnung
binolligeben. binter eincn1, oer3iinb-
bol5d)en bat. = Siinfter in eitem Gis
lenbobncoupc lctn mo leben, ipie cine
Der bier Yerlonen, Die Die GfplGbc
cilunebmen, Iid anldidt, ans5ultei-
gen. = Cine Mclobie finoen, Die man
lange gelltdt Dat. Gi1enn MnDe-
rem ein falides @elOItiid onoreben.-
(Sinter oieicr n5rcnoc" ltebt oacr.
bings unb nit poIlem &edte = Ser
Staotsonpalt! 0ei'm 9arbict
cine 3eitung finbelL Die man lelen
ipolte. - aleine 9inge, Die Scbcm
unangencbm iinb: Giten porlteleIt
81 miiiien, oeiien Nomen man Der.
9elien bat. = Sn eincn Sulon cin-
treten in Dem Woment, no Mllcs
ploblid ibmcigt. - Sn einem gh!.
genblif, no man Summer bat, bon
elmer Spcrctten : Welobie perfolgt
s1 merocr,. = Chen Sreuno treIfem.
ben man leit LANCER 3eit nid)t selc.
ben bat, uno iid nid)t mebr erit-
nern, Oh man ibrt ou5te. Snl guto
zines 6reunbes ipa5ieren fabref llo
nidt einen 0cfannten treffen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-07
@tQialn 8Dfhoff.

GS itarb am 3. 9Ipril 1907 i'll feiner Iebten
gSobmiRa, gr. 1920, Sits8toolesS trnbe, @tI'
liam 9odbuif, %GeIiebter @ntte Der neritorbenen
Catherine yodbofL i'm Glitter bon SO Snbretl.
Sic 9eeroieune finoet Wluntag, nm 8 llbr Sors
mittnaS, bon Der oben gellannter 2SobnuIlg aus
itatt. mo oanll nab oer q: .Saiohus'Ntrde,
no Inn 0 llbr etne JteaiiemsIletle. Fir oas Setl
fetner Seele celebrirt piro. BetietHilg prtoas
tim. Bite feline 8lunter.
CGuincp, Sus., 3eitungert iuolen cell. COS
ntreu) (97-S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-07
WGinio,u Snuf,s

ipuhibcfannte $75 Yecrotgungsu nmtaNra:
pradlOOllen Gurs, nit f1Dar6em Aub, WeIBriH
ooer grauem Hlii6 itber5ugell, iiuBeren staiieH.
8eeroigun6S : Mn5eige. @inbnlfaMtren. Sano'
tbmbe, Iranerflor, 1ootenberIo cScr 9ede, Deli
niua BEG C3rubeS, Geitenpdgtn, fehs ilele
auiitcll, &uss, StiibIe, Hitter. 2cuthter nno
9raperie'n.
Miles punItGnbig S75. Seine GStra-9pcfen.
$50 - Yeriaubt upn 2rid)em - $50.
&noere Beerbtaung 500, 800 aab $14O.
g,urtb. uno observation-disclosures.
8eibe Selepboile. Tag uno yf1nf.
IGft1A-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-07
Grcbrrif Gnnrnaeicr.

Gs fturb plbtlib am D.. gpriI 1907 TreSerif
Eaarugeier, a~eliebter @aite bon G9rollthe
0unrngcirr, I'M sGier bon "A Sqbren. ,Ste DC,
c~roienfia iinoet SpuutaM, gtndmtttoAs nm 3
tlbr, bon ieiner lebtel ySpbIlIllga Hr; l12O,
GurlbIcsYlace, ans fiat. (06--D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-07
Counting, bcm Z, 9lpril 1907.
Gier3cbn Soften.
DSas MGgOlcin idJlait."

(9lltf @unid mebrerer Seler.)
Dos MGgoleiu idlait, ibr gltern
iolumert ni6t,
@onnt ibm Die iiiBe Stub;
Mus 9lumen blift Ietn iricoeoou &c.
iidt,
llno ipridt clld troItli6 gu:
Gin lieblid SooS lit mir beidieoelI,
SD lieg' unO idlaie gan5 IN 6rieben.
9as MGgoIein idldft.
DDS Wdgolein ihlGit; cs bat iif)
milo 9eipielt
uno bat iif) iutt gefrent;
Die ,Gitppe, Die es Itol5 i'm glerm6cn
belt,
Sein liebe8 SonntagSfleio,
Sein @iidlcin, Bran es fromm &C.
ieiien,
Scin Nei6tbum oil lit MN uergeien ;
9os Wdgolein idlGft.
9as WGgolein i6ldft, letn 2~e6enstog
mar milo,
ltno leidt iein @roenlooS,
Gin 91dlein, oaS ourd'S 6lrumige
@efilb
SSn flaren @ellen iloB;
&ein @eb bat ibm Oltrd'S Ser5 &C.
i6nittet,
Der lette &f mar balo geltritten
y Dos MGgolein i6l0ft.
0aS MGeolcin i6lGft; mie ieIig
id)lief eS Elm
Sn leineS Sirten Irm!
@o9 par iein Ser5 bonn 8ift Der
Silnoe rein
9'rum itarb eS oDne Sarm;
Gin ifuloloS Ser5, Elm gut @elpiIien,
9os lit Elm ionfteS Sterbefilien;
Dds Mdgolein idlGft.
9as Mdgolein idldft; oa' GroenpeD
lno Rotb
@eri6l0ft'S I'M iidern Belt;
@eiBt Mlttter Su, mas Vitt'reS ibnl
gebrobt
Sn bieier orgen @elt?
Sebt mag Ser rallbe @intcr itiirmen.
Der Ifipiile CONNER @ctter~tbiir
men;
9as Wdgolein idlaft; MIR cine fltr5c
Na1t
DDS MGgolein idlGft.
&eri6l4ft'S i'm aGmmerlein,
8, tpenn eS emit bonn S6lummer
auferlpad)t,
0oS miro Elm Wprgen fem!
Der eintrat IN SoiruS Sammer,
Der itiQt Johann altd ellren Sam
mer;
9os M10olein idlaft.
9os W1golein idldit; unO nun oer
leBten &llB
g(uf ieinen bIoiien Witl,o;
. Mutterber5, 10 JET es oenn, meil'S
mllB;
@ott, bilf onrdb oieie Stuno'!
SIR 9inoer, folgt nit Gborgeiange
Gem Sd)meiterlein gum leBtel
@ange;
DDS WGgolein idloft,
0os WGgolein i6lGit; nm Sirtc
nimm's on's Ser5,
Gs lit ia elpig Gem;
Sbr Sterne, blifet frennolid nieoer
marts
limo biitet iein 8ebein;
SSbr @inbe, ipebt nit leiIem Sliigel
I'M bieien blumenreiden Slgel;
9as Wdgolein i6l1ft.
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be: ySie iino ia ieGbit Der @ottfrieo
&eIler!" = 9i6ter: SD babe Did
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ib lpobne ="
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,Senrn Is. Wrn0t.

a~eIiebter Gobii BON SenrD ". mo Gouru glrnot,
i'm 81. Sabre feiues 9ebels. Die 8eerotgung
iinoet Mputas, ben 8. elpriL, 10 llbr .Wlor9ens,
bonn 3raier6anfe, Or. GAL MeltaSollnlan'Strr
tunnSonu einaeldben itno.
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rem. t06--S)
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QnuiIn Wnfbredlcr.

GO ItarD am 8. 9tprlI 1907. 11,45 NbenoS,
2pniIa @albredcr, geIiebte Sattin oes %periior,
beIell 9EmI. =. ISal6reder, i'm 81. Sabre i1reS
Qebens. Sic 8eeroipuli9 iiibet Wspntag, ben 8.
Mpril, 1913 1tbr MabmittnGs, bon i6rer. IebtfiI
8obnune, gr. 422, g8eitsSenrietta Strabe. aus
itatt. Neiietung arf Der Gsl'ez
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Bertha &. Brandt.

Gs fturb aui o. glpriI 1907 Bertha 8. @renbt,
arbprcnc @oiinleiiier, geliebte Gdtlnl bon Nerh'
barb u. 9'ranot, i'm gllier bon II Ndbren, in
iprer eSobmin9. Mr. 2G0I &cits5 raiflii strabe;
Bic yeeroi0uig iinoet Wipntag, NabTtitoas 2
ll6r, bon Ser uben Beld rllicn 8pbitllll9 ans
ftatt, Yeifctung prioa!tn duf Der baltimore
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2unbpu : Iarf . Cemetery.
rcaur ~, Meit.e aratuea.e trahc.

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Snupt. fiugana, Treoeri6s9iono.
'WearibnihplIbe bon 500 al iiiiter beiiiilotGer
gnffidt. GdniitbIlincn. @eipinoe. 8iInn6cn etc,
,perben i'm GreibbGts AM S.aiptein9nng .9e'
futbcn. Infer slgcnt wirb, peillt Geiuiintbt,
bprlprebelt. (92-)