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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-12-31
SOLDIER BITES OFF EAR
OF KANSAS POLICEMAN

Junction City, Kas., Dec. 31.-At-
tempting to stop a disturbance by
three soldiers here last night, Police
man Folck was assaulted by the sol
diers, and one of them hit OFF his
ear. The officer commenced firing,
and one soldier was hit in the abdo-
men by two bullets, and is now in a
serious condition. Another soldier
was shot in the finger.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-12-31
BISHOP ANDREWS

New York, Dec. 31.-Bishop Ed
ward G. Andrews, of the Methodist
Episcopal church, died today at his
home in Brooklyn of grip.
Bishop Andrews was in the church
service SO years. He was so years
old. He preached McKinley's funeral
Sermon in the capital rotunda.
Minister of Justice Dead.
Paris, Dec. 31.-Minister of Jus
tice Dassaigne is dead of apoplexy.
He had been long prominent in poll
tics.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-12-31
Witnesses Talk Freely.

Hopkinsville, Dec. 31.-(Special)
-Fire Marshal Mott Ayres is not
having any trouble in getting people
to talk about the raid. Witnesses
seem TO realize they will be protected
A large amount of evidence was
given the grand jury by many wit
nesses today.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-12-31
Basket Factory Blaze.

Fire departments Nos. and 4
were called to the factory of the Pa.
ducah Basket and Box company, at
the end of Caldwell street, this morn
ing at IL O'Clock to extinguish a fire
In the engine room. The roof is COM
posed of metal, and 1t is supposed a
spark from the fire box set the oil
that was on the roof afire. The fire.
men extinguished the blaze before
damage of any consequence had bceL
done.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-12-31
MAN Is
WARNED BY NIGHT
RIDERS NOTICES
Called to Door and Told That
He Must Cease Employing
Negro Help on His Farm
Investigation Being Made
in Christian.
JUDGE COOK WILL PRESIDE

Hopkinsville. KY, Dec. 31.-There
is much uneasiness among the farm
ers in some localities In the dark to-
bacco district over the antagonism
from secret sources to the employ
ment of negro labor Already the
problem of securing sufficient hands
for the cultivation OF tobacco is
grave. and during the past season
practically all of the growers found
it necessary to resort to Paris green
to save their crops from the ravages
of worms because of the paucity of
help in the fields.
Now come warnings in various
forms TO land owners that in 1908
they must hire no negroes to work
on the farms.
The farmers who have received
the warnings generally intend to ig-
more the threats and trust to the law
for protection. They realize that to
obey the demand would in many
cases mean ruin. so important fac
tor is negro farm labor in this re-
'gion.
Warnings Signed "Night Riders"
The warnings. when sent through
the mails or posted on barns, are
usually signed might Riders" and
they are being sent both to associa-
ton and Independent farmers. Per-
sons who have studied the situation
are of the opinion that the authors
OF the warnings are members of the
."Night Rider" confederation, but
that class of the band that would ex-
Dect TO succeed the negro laborer on
the farms at greatly advanced wages
or on shares more advantageous to
them than the present system.
Adj. Gen. p. p. Johnston and
State Fire Marshal Mott Ayres. who
are here investigating night-rider
lawlessness, heard today that a Pa
ducah man. who owns a farm in this
section of the state which is tenanted
by negroes. had, a few nights ago.
been called by night riders to the
door of a friends house, near his
farm. and told that he must refuse
to allow negroes to work the farm
next year. The story is being I'M
vestigated.
Many Witnesses Arrive.
A special train from Cadiz this
morning brought up a large number
OF witnesses summoned by Fire Mar
shal Mott Ayres to give testimony in
the night-rider Investigation. Among
them are James Gray, father Of the
young man killed; Perry Noel, whose
buggy. II is said, was borrowed by
George Gray for the raid; Magistrate
Creekmore, who is said to have held
the inquest; DR.. ]. II. Lackey, the
Canton physician, and many others.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-12-31
THE POWERS CASE

Georgetown. ky, Dee. 81 (Spe-
clal)-ln arguing for the defense
this morning. Judge Sims said that
the shot that killed Goebel was fired
by Youtsey. a political crank. lie
denied that Powers had anything to
do with the conspiracy or that there
was conspiracy Victor Bradley
spoke for the commonwealth this
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-12-31

IN SUPPORT OF HARMON.
Cincinnati Enquirer Declares fW
Ohioan for Presidcpt.

Cincnnati- Dec. 31.-ThebCincin.
natl Enquirer, in an editct1al a col
umn in length, advocates me nOmi-
nation by the Democratic national
convention of Judson Harmon, of
Ohio. setting forth strongly the argu-
ment that he can be eleetedsas the
representative of all that Is best and
most conservative in Desperate
principles.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-12-31
ART IN POSTERS SHOWN
IN 1.-THE vIRGINIAN- BILLS.

w. :. Harris posters for "The Vir-
ginian" have started a new class OF
theatrical illustrating and show the
possibilities of genuine art as utilized
for publicity promoting in the thea
ter. It is an interesting thing to
note the manner in which the casual
pedestrian stops before the boards
on which these posters are displayed.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-12-31
Johnston Reports.

Frankfort, KY. Dec. 31.-(Spe-
ciaL )-Adjutant General Johnston
arrived here this morning and report
I'd to Governor Wilson. He says the
situation in the Black Patch is not
as bad as reported. No other out
RACES are expected, he says.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-12-31
Thompson,s stock Is Sold.

The goods of the II. G.. Thompson
company were sold at public sale
this morning. The stock was valued
at $697 so. not mortgaged, and was
sold to ID. E. Wilson for s275. The
rest of the stock of sSO2.50 is mort
gagged. Mr.. Wilson will occupy the
same building as book store IN a
few weeks and will use some of the
fixtures in remodeling the room.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-12-31
GAVE UP FOR LOVE
ALL HE HAD WON
SAYS DIR. COOKE
Working as Decorator and
Living Humbly, He Said He
Was Happy Until Identity
Was Discovered-His Wife
Married For Convenience.
HAS DISAPPEARED ONCE MORO

San Francisco, Dec. 31.-In
pelting rain before daybreak today,
the Rev. Jere Knode Cooke, formerly
pastor Of the fashionable st. Georges
church at Hampstead, Long Island,
and Floretta Whaley, the 17-year-
old heiress, with whom he eloped
about eight months ago, deserving
wife to whom he had been married
Tor nine years. and creating a sem
sation in church and society circles,
stole away from the little fiat which
they had occupied at 1899 Green
street in this city, where they were
discovered yesterday. living under
the name of Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald
Balcomb. taking with them their
baby boy, born two months ago.
They drew the blinds, bottled the
rear entrance and locked the front
door, leaving behind all they had
managed through rigid economy to
save for their worldly comfort dur
ing the eight months that search has
been made throughout the country.
Whittier they went has not yet been
ascertained.
Balcomb, or Cooke, admitted his
identity, but sent the fragile mother
and baby into another room, asking
the reporter to lower his tone that
she might not learn of the discovery
of their identity.
Cooke then told of the death of
his father when he was 8 years old,
his adoption by an uncle; learning
the trade of paperlhanging and dec
Iorating; how he worked his way
through Yale and finally entered the
ministry. He touched upon his mar
riage and unhappy married life; de-
clared that his wife admitted that
she had married him for no other
reason than that it would prove a
convenient stepping stone for her so
cial ambitions, but added that II
would be "caddish to dilate upon his
marriage troubles"
Then | awoke to love, and every
thing else was worthless. You know
the end. On the one hand was
loveless life and honor and position
and wealth; and on the other, love
and poverty. | chose this
Sinned and Suffered.
He pointed to the scantily furnish
ed room.
81 don't praise myself for the step
took. 1t was weakness; it was I'M
manly, but | am only human, and as
am to be judged by humans, it is
but right that they should know
that / gave up all that had fought
for and won. Now all l ask for Is
that this matter continue.
Il am doing mans work. I
have sinned, but have suffered. Now
| beg the world to let me alone with
my wife and child. l can live the
life of good citizen. They say am
a good decorator. was kept at
work long after the other men we're
let go during the financial stringency
/ ask the world to let me be a paint
er, nothing more; to do a mans
work and enjoy the average society
and happiness of the average man."
The Rev. Jere Knode Cook, the
clipping minister, is known to be in
hiding with Floretta Whaley and her
baby in this city, since she left the
fiat, where he was discovered He
says he will return east willingly
and seek a divorce and marry the
girl he wronged, in order to atone
for the misdeed.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-12-31
TWO STATE REPOSITORIES

Frankfort, KY. Dec. 31.-(Spe-
cial.) State Treasurer-elect Ed Far
hey has named the National bank of
Kentucky and the American National
bank, the two Louisville repositories.
He had already named the Citizens
Savings bank, OF Paducah. and the
Central Trust company, of Owens
bOro.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-12-31
ENTERTAINMENT CHARGED.
Warrant Issued for Treasurer of For
esters at Cleveland.

Cleveland, o., Dec. 31.-A war
rant was issued today for the arrest
OF Frank Vina, treasurer OF a local
Bohemian lodge of the Foresters Of
America on the charge of embezzle
ment. It is believed that Vina is a
defaulter to the amount of $4,000.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-12-31
Vow nank at Calyert Cili.

Tomorrow the Calvert city, bank
will open for business at 'calveKf City
The bank will be a branch N the
Smithland bank. Mr. II. l.. Holland
OF Calvert City. will be cashier of the
new bank.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-12-31
ROBBERS IN AUTO

Rochester. y. Y. Dec. 31.-Two
men in an automobile held up a
trolley car this morning and relieved
the crew Of a chest containing 81
$50 in cash.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-12-31
TAFY.TALKS ABOUT
DEPRESSION And
CAUSE AND EFFECT
Says Much Capital is Wasted
in Periods Of Great Prosper
| ity and Available Supply is
Exhausted, While Enterpris-
es Continue.
THE ADMINISTRATION INNOCENT

Boston. Dec si--Greeted with
cheers a. "the next president of the
United States" topic which he care
fully avoided In his own remarks,
however. Secretary Taft delivered hi.
first public speech since his world
olrcling tour last night at the annual
banquet OF the Boston Merchants
association.
A more notable gathering OF promi
ncnt and representative business men
has seldom been seen in Boston than
that which greeted the secretary.
AS the secretary arose all the
guests stood up with him and Allied
the air with long continuous cheers
Secretary Taft then delivered a
speech In which he discussed the re-
cent panic. It's causes. effects upon
tho future and the course pursued By
thc administration. He also touched
upon the railroad question. defend
ing the policy OF the federal govern
ment He expressed sympathy for
the business man and the wage
Garner who though Obliged to bear
the brunt OF the panic, had nothing
TO do with IT, cause. He spoke az
follows:
During the last three months the
country has suffered from severe
monetary panic Even yet the clear
Ing house certificates linger in your
bank exchanges az emphatic evidence
OF is severity aud OF the extreme
measures which had to be taken 20.
avoid greater disaster. Doubtless
many OF my hearers have not yet re-
covered from the Intense nervous
strain and menta, suffering 90 which
they have been subjected since the
middle OF October. The panic has
been given certain political hear
INK and Importance. For thls reason.
] have selected for my topic OF to-
night:
"The panic or 1907, It's causes. it,
probable effects aud the relation TO
II OF the policies OF the national adj
ministration.
What Did Cause the Panic?
Writers on financial subjects, who
have given their lives and constant
attention 90 matters OF this kind,
who are able to Institute a comparl-
son Of the present panic with previ-
Gus panics and who are entirely
familiar with the conditions proceed
ing all OF them, substantially agree
upon the cause. Panics and indus
trial depressions are the result of the
characteristics OF human matters
which manifest themselves In busl-
Ness and elsewhere. The world gen
orally has certain amount Of loan
able capital available for new enter
prises or tho enlargement Of Old
ones" In periods OF prosperity. this
capital with the instrumentalities for
enlarging II potentially by credits Is
put into new enterprises. where a
profitable and into increase IN free
capital goes on almost IN arlthmeti-
cal progression. After time. how
ever. expenses OF operation and
wages increase and the profit from
the new enterprise grows smaller
The loanabie capital gradually
changes It's forms INTO an investment
less and less converak|e. Much Of
that which might bes&spital wasted
I'm unwlse enterprises, in extraya,
gance in living, In van and absolute
destruction OF properly. until the
available free capital Becomes. well
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-12-31
BLACKBURN VS. BECKHAM

Louisville, Dec. a. Especial -
The Herald says Blackburn's friends
will attempt 10 put him in the sena-
tOrial race against Beckham.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-12-31
Many witnesses Arrive.
Judge Cook VIII Serve.

Frankfort, Ky. Dec. Slower
nor Wilson received a letter from
Judge Cook. saying he and Common
wealth's Attorney Smith will handle
the night riders investigation and
the appointment of special officers.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-12-31

William Graham. of this city, and
Charles e. Headley, of Woodstock,
Va. will leave the last OF this week
for Florida. Both men are agents
for a medicine company.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-12-31
PADUCAH AT NEW ORLEANS

Mayor Yeiser last evening received
a message that the Paducah had
rounded the quarantine station on
her way TO New Orleans. The mayor
Immediately wired Commander Grif-
fin OF his ability to ascend the Ohio
and asked him to make arrangements
to come.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-12-31

Fair tonight and Wednesday with
slowly rising temperature. Highest
temperature yesterday. 30; lowest
today, %.
Depth Of rain fall during the
month OF December was BOD. High
est river stage during the month was
FOG; lowest stage, 30.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-12-31
TORPEDO FLOTILLA

Washington, Dec. 31.-A cable
gram announces the arrival of the
torpedo boat fotilla at Para Brazil.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-12-31
john Us Trainer Dead.

Kenosha, wis. Dec. 31-John
Cash, who helped train John L. suHi-
VIM for ~ Gait with Kilrain. is dead
He has hen EMPLOYED as a deckhand
f<xr The Y "a years.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-12-31
JUDGE BARR DIES

Louisville, Ky, Dec. 81. Especially
Former Federal Judge John w.
Barr died today.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-12
Ser Scrrurismms in NnelamS.

Son Militdr. Hepolteit, Melltcreien
ouf &ricgSidyiffen, bllltigen 9ollcrn.
slitiItGr0cn, iuie lie Dor Snbrcn 10
bdlfig aus HuBlan0 gcnnel0et lpur.
6cn, bat man lit 6clt lebtelt Mono.
ten Nidts nlebr gcbort. lin 10 mebr
obcr mo6clt Die Gerreriltcn ullb ibre
SGaten iett bon Iid) re6en. Nidt
nlr, bob oieie ro6ioicn @eielen
9onfcn altSrauben 8clbtronsporte
iuegne1met, Inn Die Mittel fir ihre
3mede 81 befonlnen, meit ifrcdli-
der 6aricn iGrc Mepolper ut0 Die
@ombe uttcr Sen Do6cn gcamItcn ocs
ruiiiidcn Geid)es. llrto 10 fcin iper.
ben bic g(tterltate gcplont unO oils.
gefiibrt, bob Iie IN Ben meiIten Sol.
len geliirgen, niht INNER ober ge-
lingt es, Ser Mttent1ter habbnft at
nerben. lleber Sfpan5ig @enerGle II.
Iomirdlc, @olibernei,re rnb Toli5ct.
GGefs iino int lcttcn Sabre Spfer
Der Terroriiten ge%iporoenk unO Dos
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-12

GIttcntot ollf sen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ten Stolppin bIie6 IeOiglid Ourd) CT
ncn oIiifIihen 3ufon e~rfoGgIc&, OBJ
aIcid) cS genltg NicniGcnleben foite-
te. 9tc 3o6I ser mntcrgcoroucten
@comtcn, Die Dem EcrroriSmllS in
9tn6lou0 5luu Spfcr gefoQcn limo,
miro luobl foltm icmols fcIt0citeQt
wcrHen. &u ocn criter Gogcn Die
les Sobrc$ iin0 General bon Scr
2ulEib url0 @cllernllicutcnunt Hon=
Ioif in E%cter@5tro Sem SerroriSmi&
3rm Spicr gcfoucn. g3 lit nidt ob-
3uicbcn, mann oicIcS Mor0cn Gin
Gr0e rCbmcrt miro. llno 0od) iiibrt
Scr ruiiiihc Ecrroris1u1t3 bon llntcn
Nidt sum 3icIe, BOB bic 6onotifcr
0ic RcnoIlltipu critre6cn. Nn StclIc
jeocS crmoroctcn @oupcrncltrs, icoc5
Generals o0cr ic0eS 4oli5cidcf5
tritt Gin ol1ocrCr, lt1l0 81 bcnt Scrro-
rtsmlts bon urtcn tritt Der ScrrcrIS'
mltS bot o6en, Ser fir icOcn 8cfolle=
rcl, @Cantter SOS 2eben oicIcr NcDo.
hltiolGrc nimntt. @ctpoIt gc9cn Sc
poIt; uno oa ser rliliIdc ScrroriS=
nuS I'M &oIfc nid)t oIlacmcitc I'M
tcrItiibung iinOct, 10 IinO sic @(oroc
5lucfIoS. sic iinO Scr5luciflrngS-
tboten bon Tonotifcrr, sic nift 5ltnt
Siege fiibrcn. Sic idild)tcrn nid)t
eirL iic regcn sic MoIicr bCS Solfc3
nid)t 5ll rcllcn GrbcbunGCn rnO Nllt=
ItGnNen oil. Sonotifcr icbcn ooS
ircilid) uift Gin, BOB Ser EcrrorlSs
n1uS MIR sic Gcoftiom It0rft. llno
10 mcr0en sic ScrrortItcn lucltcr
morocn, bis grI6opf,tn9 lrno Grnild)s
tcr1r,Q cintritt. 8iS bobin obcr MGR
sen rod picIc Spfcr foacn, 3pedlo@
ollf bciocn Scitc1t.
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SamItaM ben IL. 3annar 1907.
9l6t Scitcu.
Ger Scuat nno bic Sctricbs lidJcrbclt
anf GiIcn6aGncu.

Die 5oblrei6en Observation-Disclosures
Scr lcBten @o6cn nit ibrcn ld)lucrcn
Spfern an O}eni6c1lebelt babe1 ne
nigitenS GoS sur 6olgc gebabt oaB
iid Der Su1Oes-S cnut olfgernfit bat,
nm m~cnigIten8 zines Der llcbcl 81 be-
icitigCn, nGlde llrIodc ser Gilcnbubnz
&~otaItropfcn lino - bic llcbcrnrbci-
tuna Der Bobnbeoicnitctcn. Sc1otor
60 6oQette bon 8isconlin bradtc
cine @eieBoorlo9c cil, Die oror0net,
BOB Observation-Disclosures niht lam
ger, oils t6 Stunocn tQgliG i'm Gicnit
iein iolcn un0 in "a StltnOcn mini
0eItenS s Stln0cn Hllbc5eit bo6cn
miiIIcn. Sic Bill ga 6oQcttc'S lit
nid)t nclt, ollein IN scr lcbtel Gpt.
greBsSeiiion iticB bic N%nnobne ocS
@eIebcS oltf Sen @iOcrItonO nielcr
cinflubrci6er Senotoren, sic ia 5ltnl
qroBen Sbeil ielbit an G~iicnbobnen
intercIiirt limo. Die Giicn6obn-&n-
toitropben Ser lebtcn 3eit, gang be-
ion0crS 0ic in Terra Gottn bel @aIbz
in9ton, boben benn bod einige 9en0-
loren umgcItirnmt; nlht nllc, Ocnn
sic @egrer itimultcn bci'm Seit.&o.
tltn nod gcldloiicn gegcn bic Sill -
80 ocQclt SO. Niir Die Ga 3SuQcttc=
Bill ltintnltcn % Gentofrotelt ruo II
9tepllblifoter, hogegcn 5 0cnlofrnten
ltnb 81 Nepi1bIifoner. Sci Der
SfluBobitimmnttg idlucnftcn Oonn
oud bic @e9ner scr @il Gin, ioOoB
cine foIt eiuitimmige Nnnobnlc ser
Sill Criolgtc. Nur Der S4.iGbri1c &C.
notor &Cttlt5 bon Nlnbomn bcbnrrte
III ieincr @cgncridoft. Seit Snbrcn
lit in ser YrcIie oocouf bingepieiclt
iuorocr, BOB picle @iien6oDn6cbicn.
Itcte ioipobl I'M 6abrbetrieb, iuie i'm
SignolOicnlt ldnger ollf ibrem Soften
olt8borren mitIiei1, oils cS Bic 0urt)z
idnittli6c grbeit5frait cite3 Men-
Id)cn pcrtrdgt. 9ie llebernrbcitung
mo. Sic oo0lrd) bcrporgerlfene Nb.
ipnnnung Oes NcrpcnipItcmS bil0en
nbcr IN eincm @crllfc, bon Dem iopicle
McnlGcnlcbcn obGGngcrL cine itetige
1tn0 grobc @cfobr. 9ic So6ngcicll.
ifaiten miiicn 0o$ gut gcnltg, ollcili
Dos bot Iic ipcnig Gefiimmcrt. Initott
oic 9ctricbSiiderbcit ais critics 3icl
ms Iugc 5t follcr, lunrcn Die finon-
3ieucn Grtr0gnilie un0 6obc Giuiocn'
ten &ouptiod1e. equator 60 6oQcttc
bat cine Mcnge 60ac mgcfiibrt, bel
bcncn Giiclhnbn-llnf1lle nit %crlllit
bon Wcnidenlcbcn nltf 0ic llc6crnr.
b~citlrng res 31tgpcrlonol3 ODER ollf
sic Scr 2cltc Oc3 SignoloienitcS 5ltz
r!ifjuiii6rcn ipore1. ST. piclen Sal
len itcltc lih Die uril1terbrod]cnc SIR.
b%eitS5eit oltf 20 Stunocn, in cin.igen
iogar otf 80 uno mcbr. SoS Ga Sol.
lctte'ide @eicb lit clio olS 9roBer
Sortidritt fir oie 9etricb3<S id)erDeit
rniercr @obncn 81 %bctrodtcn; o6cr
l,ur Damn, lpelln es ni6t tootcr Suh-
itobc bleibt, pie Iopiele anocrc &c.
iebc, sic MIR gcmodt lin0, lim iiber-
treteli 81 lpcr0cn.
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Wfnrnnrctta Gnb.

e. itur0 ant q. Sanuar 1901, nm I uDr
Wiorgels, Wlnrnnretn 2ut, geliebte Satin nes
berftorheren HSllGelIn Gut, in ibreill 81. Gebens'
iabre. in ibrcr gSo6nI1g. 6rGnfliIlsstucnue, Gar.
benniue. Sic Neerbiguna finoct Sonnta1, ben
IS. Snnuar. 9in@mittaaS 1a3 upr. bon Der ober
aenunnten gSubuung aus iiQit. &eriudnoie mn
5reunoc limo eiIgeInoen. 6~erieIben bei6uluo6.
men. 9ciieFtn9 Gnf bent 5uuiIien. 6rieoboie.
9tln, bic Stltnoe bat geimlaGen,
$50 i'd bon GuG ideioel NUT!
ellie Wiii6cit, ale HGagel
@uocn bel Dem S6eioeIllb.
Sod nun iebt ibr tbeurcn 2iebcn:
., ipic lichIidl i6Idfts iib bier!
SnrIm tbut Sud ntdt bctribcn,
9eurl Sbr iebt, iuie iuobI it's mir.
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Nnn befommt aud Ct.
Saul Icin S6iQcr!G c1fmal. am 8.
Wai oicics Sobrcs ioQ Jcs I'M Como
Earf cntbitlt mer0clt. Tus StnltO,
ellis beS Ni6tcrs, ooS cine Sobe bon
s SUB bot, lit bon Yrcofelior Sgna-
fins SoIdner in Wiiinden mooeQirt
urlo 6creits in Yror5e icrtiggcitellt
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Wii1dcn urtbeilt iiber baS Stano-
bito oes Gidters iebr giinitig. Sr
icincm fiinItleriidJen @ert6e fonnc
iid ooiielbe gctroit nit ben bcrpors
%rogenoIten S6iQer.G enfmGlern Der
8elt meiien, es iibertreffe iogor hie
meiltcn. Ct. SAUL bari olio itcl,
oiif icin Genfmal bes popul1ritelt
beutiden Gidters iein, Ser bis iebi
idon 3enfmdler in Chicago, ct.
2ollis, San Srancisco nnb Column
BITS, g., battc. SIS lit in ct. Yoltl
Der Ioridlag genladt norber, bic
Statue bel ibrer Mnfunft auf ame.
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W,i0ion, Z. Suufc(.

IS ltarb an 10. 5anrur 1907 @iniam q.
Gnnfcl I'M Ilter bon % Su1relt. g~elicbtcr Sat
tc bon Minrp I. auntel, Och, Aedcr, uno Sobll
bon 5obn u. utb Der OeritorbeneI Wlarp ii.
II. Sanunr, g ll0r Wiorgeus, bon ieiner lebs
fen 2Snbnui1. ltr. 1929, gtorosgaroIine gtraBe,
nus itait. 5cierli6e &eaiiemsoo9iHeiie iilr
bas Sell feirer Seele nm 8 llbr in Der ct.
N1trid6.9trdc. 8crmanote uno 5reulbe oer
Camille iino a0tuu9sooa eiHgeIaoen.
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IN (ic6cmbcr Grinncrnna

all infer unbereebIiheS @nleGlirb.
Scinrid) SDbanr @ei9iein,
lucl6cS Deutc Dor einerl SuDr, an IL. Satilinr
1906, aeitorhcu lit.
aanm aufgcbliibt. aIeidj elmer Stole.
W'ot IicbcboGer Snrlb gepiIeGts
9iegit Oh fGnn inter fiibIcm Wtooie,
9Sobin Sid irene Gicbe legt.
Su i0lumm're iunit, ocS Io0cS S6tumz
met;
Rube ranft in Seinent liibGen Nionm;
ScS Nater9 liHo Der Willitcr Summer,
Gi0rt nint Den iG6nelt @n9eltrnlirI.
@clpi6net bon ieiner @roBmIiter
H2) Yarbara 8ciglciu.