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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1907-04-20
First Of All,

The eXcitable individual came III
late and when the man in the coat
room took longer than usual to check
his coat his temper knew no bounds
Hurry up" he exploded, and
check my coat Cant you see | have
been standing here an hour
My man replied the other calm
Is, 1T is not your coat You want
checked
Then what is it. blockhead?'
why your temper, sir.'-Chicago
Daily News
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1907-04-20

In every case which | have inyes
tigated," said an officer OF a surety
company Il have found woman at
the bottom Although the man stole
the money 10 gamble or speculate
when a searching inquiry IS made We
always found woman who was eX
travagant with whom the man had
become infatuated, or wife who
nagsed him for more than he could
AFFORD
Men frequently embezzle 10 invest
in schemes which they are led 10 be
! iieye will turn out well. They are
probably married and desire TO get
ahead socially. They need money to
do 1t.
Their homes must be well fur
ni5hed, their wives beautifully dress
ed The situation goads them to Ike
the risk Without any thought o. be
ing dishonest they use the bank )
money for personal investments.
with a man who becomes infatu
ated with a dashing woman the end
comes more quickly There is a rapid
pace. with motor cars, theaters, cafes
and other places OF entertainment, He
loses his head. loses all sense OF dis
erection. Recently an official OF a large
Chicago bank threw $40 bills to a bal.
let dancer on theater stage. This eX-
cited suspicion His accounts were
investigated. and to-day he is serving
In prison
Thefts Of Big Men"
The ma iOrty OF bank thefts, aC-
cording to bonding concerns, are by
employees OF the instituion-c cashiers,
tellcrs, clerks. More money however,
is usually stolen by dishonest prest.
stolen by employees is comparatively
small compared with the tremendous
therl5 Of the big men.
Bank embezzlements during 1906
according 10 figures supplied by a big
bonding company OF New York,
amounted to Sl2.S3o.2l5 This total
was the greatest since 1891, when de.
falcations, following the panic OF 1893,
amounted to s25,23i, IL. The average
amount OF money which surety com
panies of the country are called upon
20 make good is said to be $500 900 a
month
An embekIlcmcnt, according to the
representative Of a surety company
weeks The average Is said to be
proportionately larger in New York
and Chicago
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1907-04-20

Fond MotheI-Why, nay dear, what
is the matter?
Daughter trecently married)-Boo,
hoo. My husband doesn't-loIoye me
Gny more He didn't kiss me when
he came home, and he-he kept edg
ing away from me whenever | went
near him; and-and now he's in the
library, and don't want-don't want
to be disturbed hoo, hoo
Fond Mother-Calm yourself, my
dear. lie loves you as much as ever
but | suppose he has taken drink
and doesn't want you TO know it
y. Y. Weekly.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1907-04-20
Not Justified,

Mrs. tppson-YOur former nurse
girl applied to me for position today.
Why did she leave your employ?
Mrs DeStyle-She whipped darling
Ftdo numerically for almost nothing
Mrs tppson--Indeed
Mrs DeStyle-Yes: he hadn't dona
a thing but bite tn" baby-Chica,1
Daily News.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1907-04-20
What Shall We Saw %

What is the delay asked the pros
ecuting attorney IF the foreman OF the
grand jury. Haven't you indicted
the corporation men,"
Yes; we indicted them an hour
and a half ago" responded the fore,
man. But the jurymeu are in a
deadlock over the wording OF the
apology that must go along With the
Indictment Judge.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1907-04-20
eral resson, have been

three genera reason, have been
found
Speculation
Woman.
Social ambition
In nearly every instance one or
more of these reasons la, caused the
downfall.
First of all. II is the desire 70 get
rich quick which lures men 20 their
mn Gambling. whether I. ae On the
races or In the stock markets, has
been the cause OF many . mans min
Having access TO mones he bank
president or employe who has gotten
himself into difficulty taxes sarrep
titiops loan. fully iuteudins y pas i
back; failure follows failure, ios'
comes after loss. until a. last acre
& the inevitable discover!
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1907-04-20
EK20tZIS fN[N HxH.p

It IS likely he would not have baen
discovered. The case was hushad ~
and never made public.
Discoveries of defalcatiOns seem 10
run closely after each other Follow
ing big exposure will BE- tn" tiscov-
cry of many minor thcfts
We account for this, said the head
of a surety company. by the feeling
of fear which fills men who have been
quietly stealing. They hear OF de-
faulters arrest and they lose their
nerve.
They make up their minds 10 'ea
to safety before they are found gu
Usually If any money is handy the
take it and skip. Nou will find tA9t
in the same month the Nipple aa
Stensland entertainments We're maize
known there were many exposure, "A
smaller banks"
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1907-04-20
His Idea of Il.

"Of course you are in favor Of i'm
proving the consular service
Il am" answered Senator Sor-
ehum. What We want in all branches
OF governpent service is a corps OF
subordinate employees SO proficient
that the person appointed as the head
cant possibly so wrong. Washing
ton Star.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1907-04-20

What makes You So sure that there
is no future flo. jha American In.
dian"
TIL simple TACT. answered the
western man, that So many Of them
have quit smoking the pipe OF peace
and AIKEN to cigarettes Washing
ton star
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1907-04-20

Gunner tried to tease my wife
about women always getting OFF the
street car backward She said it was
etiquette
Guyer-Etiquette
Gunner-les, She said they consd-
cred it impolite TO turn their backs
on the Chicago Daily
News
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1907-04-20

The fashionable girl wept

The fashionable girl Wept.
"Contide," said mamma.
"BoohOo,' sobbed the girl. Il am
always receiving disappointments You
know | had made arrangements to
startle society by clipping with our
chauffeur"
Yes, my dear"
well | have just found out that
Ethel Glider is passing the Zip that she
is going to elope with the pilot OF an
airship.' -Chicago Daily News
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1907-04-20

Stubb-Did YOU notice the pitch of
her voice?
Penn-HaS She pitch in her voice
| should think She would need axle
grease
Stubb-AXle grease?
Penn-Yes; then perhaps she woult
stop Screeching.-ChiCago Daily New,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1907-04-20
A Similarity.

Did you eya- try the stock
market asked the eastern man.
10 answered. Broncho Bob But
is ms guess nat deal in stocks
= pretty much Ike a dea, in faro
You want 70 fisht Say unless you know
TIE dealer Washington S.a
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1907-04-20

The fascination OF stalking money,
he Eest ot uncertainty as well As the
possibility OF winning biz stakes,
tempt clerks 10 speculate While the
bank president may be- taking plunses
IN stochs and sustaining heavy losses
The cmploy- may De playing the races
81 taxing chances Ia The buckle. shops
Bp,h Leaf Is 'utn
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1907-04-20
Cleverness Demanded.

How long an employe can continue
tapping the funds depends upon his
cleverness. Only clever men can Sc
cure money in financial institutions
under the modern system OF keeping
accounts.
Several years ago the president Of a
hank in an Eastern city became serl-
ously i'll. Examiners arrived while he
was detained al home, and upon ex.
aiming the books and securities
found that for a period OF ten years
he had been robbing the bank. His
thefts amounted TO $4,000. He was
so shrewd in manipulating his &C
counts that if he had remained well
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1907-04-20
Accommodating Them.

Did your friend who travels 50
much set the grip this winter
Very much so, he got two Of rnios
and one of my brothers baltimore
American.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1907-04-20
A Simple Process.

How did YOU smooth over that pr,
On instruction r. asked the reporter.
Easily, replied the eyDeria9cst
warden Il just ironad the leader. -
Baltimore American
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1907-04-20

erty into cash and invested 5000.
For a time the new institution seemed
to flourish, but one morning 1t vas
found that the president was missing
In the vaults were only $4,000 in cash
and paper worth less than $4,000.
The bank building was found 70 De
mortgaged 70 its full value.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1907-04-20

Gent in Light Overcoat-By the
way, please apologize to your wife for
me. Passed her last night without
speaking.
Gent in Frock Coat-Oh, that's all
tight old chap. | often do so my.
self,
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-01-09
TO DUST MCCLELLAN.
ATT0RNEY- GESERlAL Sues n
j., NAME AN 20, OF PEOPLE Or NEW
- YORK STATE. a."

lIIlU iuupgI guJ m nOGutUDl-
ami Nf%iofprk' IAN 8,T5Attprpey-Gen
iedrad yPcksq9 on behalf Of the people
Hoff me stats Of New York, today en-
,fieref nsWt fpe habSHRreme p Court
aagfiqfr1Gnsto Ge0TgG p. Mcclellan, prayine
llhhabt thP9, latter BE o qqsted Il from I'll
33giiffSS w OF MIaHYoF rpfo the city Of SeG
york, on the ground that he ,,has
J usgglr sur BdhGq}p and pnlRwfully. holds sue
on 2HlhfSe5' 6Yhh9eEfeaas arWilliaR Randolph
HeaaTS5t ,lsoedEf g32allYr entitled To tn
y Is Is fta9ted d that this new proceed
Ing has ln9ootth1iTng to do With the quo
wa wara Fr5P{tbo 9cttiR9 Hh yhiGh last week WAS
IemP9IFiarbj(lSy ply Pjqined at the applirat
' I93d % M 53fES9FFMbGBc le Jlhifn irnq sld
A summons and q copy OF theloomt
AlRin tiiTer,eo served upon Mayor Mel
Flellan M tha City Hall thisrmormn9
by Deputy AttoFAsYIG9aersl DeIFerdl
8 Entb9fba0R oi6 mrAlbaqSd :d2ni
GomplRintIdeelare8 aatlv tina
l6dhHee @efaob iniNoVembero n 905I
o@lFd Hearst %waSr duly Tand illegally
bSha8ordQf theuoitysi ofo New
; f9FE5iItyIs further alleged ithatqbalt
9ts49gallS marked ford Hearst were
,foypted for MGGAellaRn bb theeinspect
,A9rsl of sleGti9ns and tn at these mis-
SopAitsid fqEms9 the basis rofo theoret
turns of the vote: bolt As efaImed that
Gpan pot aptitled 10 vote were all
.b1Yedot9 vote for Mcclellan and, that
Iin many -Pther ways the election laws
YeFf Violated atnthe 1902 election
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-01-09

tqoo& new ndltylIhGH c,2Rada Us sto ID
1ohuihutV, the ~ aitedo Statesrs steel cor
b1fanatt9n nearly opposite ,D&tribtoTiS
odpHLBhS1hsnhiG and, rich, enouGWIti
tdbaHdl cities TO ouderd. iii doing I'd
lobHSinRas. WHIT a1N bins .lBir1 OF
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-01-09

f3H6p0TV the defendant McCiellaI
has no Just or legal right to hol
said office and that he has no sucI
tH'gbtH4se thfstFfpbJanns 9G
that the said William Randolph
Hearbt I%as' dhy Ieie4ad 10 TRe oGicl
OF Mayor. aasaHa has A4f since JanrI
airy l, 1906, the legal right to hol
the Office for-the- term OF four year,
from that date. The 6nal prayer
that George b. Mcclellan B." onsteI
And 6fcit}dGd Yr9nT Said dfRet9oha
that the plafhuTf CtRej 2b6obei1toa
State Of New Yotf5 y may recBSsPqc
the defendant the7e6ses and diaAlfsd
fInefits or this httlotis'iM nj ytnuoo
income deFensei bet& eeh qhfs Gasw7 AID
tfoh nafd 2 those thatthawsd bReetdel
N is that re 1870 Bfciight lptEAnafhI
OF the people 6f t9ej pstat@fUf rev
YORK, A&hefeasntRei othetsp iaf8gS nee
In The name 0p Mr. ffeaf4d. nj sniId
|sodBey6hdo admitting 9haG adeoBswcl
the BabetB nj th6G oY5tHtoacsIttn lPrI
stHathP Byo attothegi General oJa9EeS
had fbe'fi de6f#eddhb6R li9tmirAihgoI
|NfcI0lellen OF fuabrudul digtule Tahl
caseg 9T9W mohw 10 liz ,sbnei11
Mayors CorSsEE IsE8REs9 SfGEttfk |
1snimob sfW y1GA0S Oh 10 sofffloq
id bnG yeIina 2shm bio" xd-be
f. L. Richards, Jr., OF. fMayNynSIc|
fSlellan's nqoBpselJ jBsHRdIa ,stsVemen|
opB19lBgarthe Mayors lD0sitianneye
garding the JackR9n1syitta ThaHtstn|
5Renlt rdsGlaEest tbPhthRc nd aypmts JUS
atAfed La bb9si ta4HgRtaro s,tbmibolhI
Ifigh$sn+qoTah atte6nfy sAsara4obisd
EsAFalassdof lbs AisntBbsB RklesB OF
bis RondYGt sotGpRi6nWjiSYs B9Gothf
lswr9idt alS9 ssGs4q MrruJsGksnndoI
"saddling uHon the statqrdgnbjSoef
} fRrtA hffrtaRdt Nqr HR t}oNR ex
,pfnsf RhuS2O9999s nwhiclbft oiFt eStiI
gm89tsdtha so4t oqfgqBH8arsapt9o pro
.ffefE! nHFl symTSWdehe' tned OF nadt OH
Jov Up the BrdeRlTyI cSHFse 5lfffI ny stiGe,
says the's3t2tem8phoflt h9a Bea4r9eI
tfr8tn s4o That sYbt B&8i4B3sto APyoI
! MbG8G4le Ian teotest the titlfo tqoAispQf
AcS Rp ghta R9b In Ff9fph an and iHBstIie(
ytHahe PT8rgh6 dTThtab >eg4sdisiopo IYqi
RFrBsd Rtabeyb thaw R4sRga}b4lifTRg% oAtI
.tBafy6Gep9E2l 26tfF ReRpsh 4GS 29rEee1f4pI
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-01-09
t!!ey EaIaa :yFMoeap
nv adtARBythISF atJSTaahn


THE attorney-general immediatel
thdit2tesr aeGraatdahhtNke dl
have powe!!l k1gARSs brought tn
suit. After the writ was served h
Immediately eef+4e--to New York an
sought the counsel of Mr.. Hearst an
fN Hs 4ttorneysns FheyYadIatsida do
IbnaHcb be tluiUolrvtsgryat MyrtuSril
Pa6dDme e&n HrTb abrse& TOD 3itldht
lfud lhisoofYtcRshad Id iimaDy seaua&ac
PnfWeTieiatedsIbtihsioth TED 1ffneoe1t
,FuraunfnioI the dswt9 aBWiDaH f3Ertst dtp
reighthfi I5OiPt SnltIDoo Tod sb1sse1
9s idVhabyh6p9nf auyttmydoa5hher
DE haatndtoo0n " mtfgdntsanbd I'D umri vi
lMsyohTof spr eetty gdhdo ahaetSsIe
febaw ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, drpwt blooms
kbun9Pr taritiaotpio thd3gutibtr
lIdy s1b tiIeye burasH hoidw h9uoIdi
idt Mayor INC C16adauib certain felIas
ttfiGd mind hest tfttnk 10 sub rhRooaR
right oflhisrtni hotsilsistaf 30 qstiS has
outrageous and riotoGs hs9thds leJp Oh
li'NPa''bs' hNNohhNy -frNstttFdts's WOi n
ln9"'With an dfH1IHh entfso tares9aeh,
hhis alignBtyeJ 30 ,rdekp1ss, fb4mngoaSI
Frfupt. soI contenJp tH6usG0f thg lhan
moGrt hont oofGdmhfR0hmdfit rRlsi,
adequately deaBMndl thblxdonAt 10
If8attero" I gno. On bad ind ,slnl91lV
HGsfb q no.Tot--aa-aIet nodw
betWILLd BBNoTRIiDpo TINS Oro04eq
20 eAtbahy, M fYI = Jan 2 q tGHn aiSalLo
dhhitpD6eedenoei acknowledgements
h0 Actions begun oBd ord atdoads-
General thoIstit shao &usdery&e halts
Mayor-MeGlellan wiiiil-connu- to tria
at .erP QTU TruOLRsHHed b
Deputy Acknowledgement Donnely
SVitbd tkHarepcew She1rnN yWad r.
n esGstfJ herBeoad mtborony, sbuspedh
IsaNRSpllH AttorneydGeua rhi1t daedrEar
IoaidId1hibPftera@om tbatdtAtdta btior
on the relation of Mr.. HeaBdI lfur 6fft
NrOcpp6iDpc IN ,,,o,a
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-01-09

10 ,1IaaltR Commissioner O. Darlington
,GOneGFrhteriNe% York GlrepdYts
nj 7dbi rtiIbt in 1906. an hucreasd Owe.
TetDs Dr. 5000 pa s.I3S0I nlmrtassdsG al
increase OF 500: 1926 deaths,c al
b ncrshsGofySA9eGv The BIRTH T6corI
9is dthh greatest evur ropOrtedbnol-l
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-01-09

OTIS YRG dld label was, bRssffb6rrl
ilUath,W bit nov IT Heads, 9gdthBouhf
iiAiad6 JellyP Raspberry FH35Fit 'aAnt
beehbro bldo1abet #as 'WefMoht MAI
pie sirup," but now It reads! n"VeH
inhoH6b Strip? made fr6fir Wh6i6esJ
-ltiaple and caneostgarr Rfeture.h ItE
na now yearpnd nsdnew esanfA roint
-emeditml h6esty.' wGl nel.rwnu' ort
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ing that he was to run a competitiv.
r G2aa o4fioEo ! 5}92kkna at aItsi mir zniT
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-01-09

WaIrstreetGds4iP sa4 # tiata5 RI
Morgan is not at all we'll pleased with
the bunTtPTqUTg bdp4
achieved by his young partner Geol
e. XA6ErhIS Chs hIsI hhhElI %ached ad
age-7O years next April-whed
most men must begin to think Of rel
-tAiHFo aGd'EkSreIRenh til b b8C6n
inoRpr3frsHp igltA him pp9R Whom
his mantle may worthily fall
DNIEA,I-IILa0a- aLlLaZL-
That ang@iflfWd of finance and
"coppers." Senator Clark OF MontaI
tPRtH5P3 on 10 thl.a stage iipF5mHqadIi4telI
-hRathS qeEGailrpaf ieYpQsNTe, Hill
y a1illTBQaddI fr39Tp Salt Tb9kG1 City to, LoI
o4AsRagealsYs which is found to be. tied
aHRrdip lo.o1 ratf9 agFeeqR8Yfpta offori q
{ XeaT 80 WITH tReI dHRar 1bT2amnoF nsS gp
n L-A.Sa - 80 =. j. LIZ. all OF lll-.-
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West Virginia
~ 40 The +ta9d Of PS94perityI aAd
Plenty. Has the Greatest
SdLQNatuYh IResbhpcesf in tlfF
.WWprldITTIHUIJ IOI

The Greatest Among all of the S
-tG IGnn J. &c nGhontaeI Coai,1'ie
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luoY eUotrOtI
Totn9 OF 4
/ roH not2nid
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-01-09

That ang%iflfMdPf finance and
'cOppers." Senator Clark OF MOntaI
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-01-09
t clel,sn .f tlR5ssaf$a f%SI1TA8

the defendant McCiellar
has no just or legal right to holb
said office and that he has no such
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0cfdaatmadtnngc
9hreau Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 5 eommtNdre

@ulttmprc, pcn /. yipoenlber 1907.
Gte SiraBcnourtbrube'S onl'llllare Der .Slaoi
Baltimore geben bicrnIit betallIli. odB tic III
4emabbeit Scr tpncl ourtb Die Sorltbrltten oes
~stapitels PA Oct @eiepe Der He9lslatlir non
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WIar5 1903 iIiier5elbnetei SerotoHliH9, w zlo
pes NIaporo nno Staotratps BON baltimore
iiberirageIten 9lliioritdi etnel nefatutrlen Ine'
iueiS iiber uQe 6ugeiprobeiteil Sltil1dolgllil9eIl'
iibernonmeneiI l~inluiien Iub abgelbaSte sSetfp'
c~rb0bung mil eincr crildrettoet durte nlsar'
ten lieben in SerbinounB nit Der 9olloeI1lill'
rlH9 urto GrDflnu1g Der G~aaou'Apenus, BON
NORTH Ipenuc bis Neipi1gtorsI oeIlue.
Die @~luflagen eritreden lth Ino lIltallen
beioe Seiten bon GauorusI pcllue, einiblteblif
oes Yettes o~erfe!ben mo Der Settel Der prlnd'
ten AuerliraBeri uno sglueps bon yiortb sIpenie
bis observation-disclosures. Die gtoroieite ofr Nortp:
Ioenue, "a SUB . SOL Dlilib ulS "a SUP l
BOIL lpeiili6 BON Gnloip'Ioenue. beioe Sel'
bis Gennots Strabe. Die Siibieiie bon aernor,
Strabe so SUB oiiIib uno 81 SUB 10 3ou
lueilli3 bon Galoiusglpenue Die Y~ioroiette BON
GennorsStraBe 100 SUB oitlt1 lno 80 Sub
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peiilib bon GuQuiusglpenue Die 9~ioroieitc bon
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bon Helpirgtprts 9lpeIlue t20 SUB oitli6 llllo
113 Sub peiiIidb bon Gullolpas leenue: ulo lie
qebel bierInit ierner bcfdnni, baB borgenannter
Yusiueis nebft Der erilnrenben Sarte sur Sr'
~fptftiolt iIr ale oaran intereffirte Ferfonel be-
relt llegf, mo o1G otc So1lflltIlare ltD aW
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mittags, in ibrent 8ireau i'm SoersSebdubc-
ae1in9tons uno SpIioaps Stra6e - periamluclr
iperocn nit benz 3ped. ireenb tueIte in be-
taetem s(uspeis aneefiibrte Saten 5u rebioi'
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ran in%tcreIiirt 5u fein bebanptet, opponire1
mag.
Z. Hrtbnr @idbant,
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Goriniilre.
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Wnna Wnrn Hapu.

IS iiarb am &. giooember 1907 anna WiarN
8app, geliebte @attin bes beriiorbenen Gonrao
Happ, 8crlpanote ulb SrcuHbe Der Samilic
Nto eingeIaoer Der 9eerbiaiilg am Sunutag,
106. Roros9arIton.S trabc, aus bei5uipobnen.
Her busy hands are folded,
Her work on earth Is done,
Her trials are oil ended.
Her Heavenly Crown Is won.
Bon ibrcu ainoern.
Our Grandmother now has gone to rest
Beneath the tree of life;
She leans upon the Sayior's breast
SO free from pain and strife.
Our Grandmother's troubles now are past,
Her pain disturbs no more,
But Jesus in his arms at last.
Bore her to the Heavenly shore.
Bon ihren Gntelu.
Iptti
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