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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-04

The eminent Belgian sculptor. JET
Lambeaux. who is regarded by many
as Rodiu's only rival, Is busy on the
monument to be erected in Washing.
ton to the memory of the late George
". Pullman, the former head of the
Pullman Car Company.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-04
Men and Women.

Henrietta Martin, an American
painter, has been awarded The medal
Of honor by the Paris Salon He e.,
hiblted Two landscapes
Prof. William R Hart, Of tie Ne
braska Normal School, has been nam.
ed by the faculty Of Amherst College
for the head Of the new department
Of agricultural education to be estab.
llshed at Amherst With the beginning
Of the fall term.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-04
We Believe This

We believe without a question Of
doubt that the issues Of the Fairmout
West virginian on MONDAYS AND
THURSDAYS affords tie advertisers
Of FaIrmont . better medium than any
other paper published in Marion
county, and as good as can be found
anywhere.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-02-21
noff-Meier.

On February 49, 1907. the marriage
of Edward IIofl, of Winona, and Kath-
rine Maier, of Linton postoftice, was
celebrated. The ceremony was per-
formed at the home of the brides par.
ents, MIR. and Mrs. Vinzens Maier,
eight miles southwest of this place.
at high noon, by Rev. $. Finkbeiner,
Of Herreid, $. d., in the presence of
immediate friends and relatives. At
the close OF the ceremony the most
cordial congratulations were slowercd
upon the young people after which a
delicious wedding dinner was served
to the guests present.
The young couple intend TO make
this county theirhome, and the Record
joins their many friends in wishing
them Il happy journey through life.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-02-21

this city the same evening to a crowd
ed house. which was. owing TO the
fact that their advertising matter.
such as posters, hangers and hand
bills, not reaching here in time, un-
expected. Every number on the pro
gram was rendered with go which
carried the audience. The vocal as
we'll as the Instrumental part desery.
ed the appreciation of the audience
for they proved themselves artists of
professional type. The quartette was
applauded and responded several times
as was Marie Dorsa, the soprano solo
list, and Mr.. Overstreet in his bass So
10 seemed to strike d In the bass clef
with ease. The audience enjoyed the
concert very much and we hope they
Will give US a return date, when they
are in this neck-of -the-woods and we II
garantee them a still larger house.
All is wanted is the date: we need no
advertising matter.
MIR. Patterson, in his last week 5
rag makes big howl about loaning
j. \. SLENDER money to get married
on, which is all true enough. But,
that's nothing. Ii Badly has forgot
ten his honeymoon trip, he'd better
ask his good father about it he's the
man who told us or ask some of the
old timers. lie also howls about us
owing people money, which we also
admit. But the fact of the matter is.
that, Joe has always made id
good fellow Of himself for other peo-
pies benefit Same in this case paid
all expenses, such as board, stable and
feed bill for Baldy's broncos, being
assisted out of the creek by another
team, etc, going across country to
Seim. But Mr.. Patterson simply says
"if you catch sucker bump him
hard" and he did.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-02-21

Mckenzie on the work train that ac-
|companied the snow pillow, which had
just reached IIazclton.
H. \. Armstrong passed through
here on the stage Saturday enroute to
Hazelton.
MIR. aud Mrs Chas Dewitt and Miss
Fannie Mum visited with Mr.. and
Mrs. Will lAell Sunday
Quite IL number Of people turned
out to see the snow pillow work lust
north OF Brofy Sunday
\ train followed the snow pillow Mon
day and brought a large car OF coal for
this place, and the coal shortage will
be made good in number of homes
in the vicinity of Brofy soon.
Carl and Olaf l.arvick were over
from the haven neighborhood last
week with lumber with which cur 10
cal carpenter, j. p Jones will con-
struct a large water tank for Carl.
FRIDAY Is supposed to be an unlucky
day 1t proved so with Olaf, when it
incidently leaked out in crowd FRI
day that it was his birthday In a
jiffy Olaf was standing ON his head.
while the loud reports of a piece Of
board told that he was Dc years old.
Mrs. Jesse Chase who has been i'll
for some days is improving at this
writing.
Joe Fuller spent Sunday at the home
of MIR. and Mrs. a. Able.
Geo. MessIer purchased another
horse Saturday from A. Il. Chambers.
Geo. now has five horses with which
to turn over the prairie sod OH his
homestead.
Word was received here Saturday
that the Brace family reached their
destination, Rossville, Iowa, last We'd
ncsday. Feb. 18th with no delay.
Our telephone, which has been OIL
on its annual vacation for three weeks
returned Monday evening and has been
doing excellent service ever since.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-02-21
Contest Notice Homestead
DEPARTMENT OF Jnt lSTraloR,
tiNnfn STATES i.tsD ofFift,
BI-NaHfk. \ b.. Jan 3 ~,


A sufficient contest affidavit having
been filed in this office by Frank
Goughnour, contestant against home
stead entry No. 226I3. made .January6,
1905, for \. +. quarter Of section n,
township ! 20. range n, b. John q.
Ford contestcc, IN which j IS alleged
that said John a. Ford has never cssab
lished a residence Oh SAID land Or resid
ed thereon and has wholly abandoned
th,same and been absent iheefron for
more iIlan SIX months last past and said
defaults still exists. Absence not due
10 employment il shc Z IS. army or navy
in time Of war; said parties are hereby
notified to appear, respond and otter cyls
dcncc touching said allegation Al ~
O'Clock m, Oh .iarch Z, 1907 bs-iore
the register and receiver Al He United
States land office II Bismarck. =. y.
The said contestant having il pro
per affidavit. filed December 4, 99o,
set fourth facts which sho" Mat alter
due diligence persoIs,i sersife Of TINS
notice cannot be made, i IS hereby ~
deYed and directed that such notice bt
given by due and proper publication
oin Satterlgnd,
Receiver.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-02-21
Notice Of Final Homestead Proof.

Lssp oifiGH ar BISMARCK. N. ID.
January ~ 1907.
Notice /, llctti,Y gistn chat the following
u.,tnef setti'i lbs filed notice OF his intcn-
tien &, matte hntne 3te.d iiu.l proof IN sup
port ~ his calm ard ibni SAID PROOF Will be
made b,f1i,. j. 4 W.aiiefby United states
commissioner. AT BIS oliice IN Linton, n ~.
ga NAfeh n iN. yiN,
JOHANNES WiLk
II t. ~ 1850, made October 10, lo0. for
~ T. 49, Il ~ :. u a aud :
W Df ~ u II. ~ec ~ I wp l5l n, Rgr
= y OF liflli 4, u
He narac, iue foiipains wi,nesse, to prove
h,- continuous Residence upon and cuifiva-
ti0u oi -aid auIs ~
i5sai,l, NJ Fischer ~ Exeter \ y
Andre@ Permanent tNcter y ID
luseDl u ~enstT .. Exeter, ID
li0@p lissisef, ~ Iyter, y. !,
u II JEWELL, Register
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-02-21
Primary Department.

Those ON the sick list are Herbert
Wittmayer and Geraldcan Crazy.
We had two cases OF tardiness last
week.
Philipcna Ke!scll came out ahead in
the number ,nte,t Friday.
Our valentine DON was the c use of
much excitement and pleasure
The primary pupils are learning
stories Of Washington this week.
Pussy Willows" are beginning to
shed their winter coats
Warren Wool entered the frs,
grade Monday.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-02-21
Brofv Bits.

\ Very enjoyable time was had by
ali WHO attended the dance at the hall
here Friday night.
The y l.. snow pillow reached Brufy
about nine O'Clock Monday morning
with two engines and crew of fifteen
shoyelers. We were glad to see the
road bsiug opened up again.
Bert Ruilingamc returned from his
trip t, Wisconsin and South Dakota
last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Il. Davis and family
returned from their visit in Wiscon-
sin sunday. They came down from
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-02-21
Notice OF Final Homestead pront

,Nl.NtfINr It l,lsM,Hck y u
ri4tusary 1906
N"tlIe Is f,sny given thai the following
h,lneu iitff has i!.ifi notire ~ hi, inieu-
lion " 'ii'sht teii4p sivail lutl proof In sup.
peii 81 ms satn5. sJel hat said proof Will be
mide hrlngs Wo.,thriby. United
stat senuii@~l"tei y IDS oii,r Ia Linton
y II 90 March 81 tao Va
JA,0R sEKilAKDr
" l. W ilsso taaa, March p, 1901 for ,h,
'aui / and r 'uf : Y 4. Sec 4.
TWP ~ RE = " If i'fthf VI
He n;si},s the following witncs,es toprovc
hls cnninltNus residence upon and rultivu-
ti,'r OF said land w
MitimaNoa, % I.luton n I,
Ittd Enps,'sicr OF lmmnn>burg, y u
l'fs I"rr pf Eninou,hnrs, u
hNaes Isflssehlee. ut lsinmonshurg. n u
y II ll@fl.L Register
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-02-21
No,iec oil final Homestead Proof,

tNn Hnfttr Aal.4suAUCk. n D.
January ~, NO.
>nIisi' 5 hef.hk ttNen ihlt the follow Ing
named seNtici ita, liiNd notice of his lntcu-
tstn 10 make home stead dual proof in snp-
pot ~ his el.tIu aud thai said proof will be
made l,.fnro IN Wcaiherhy United states
ronllnis sianer, ~ his pilice in Luton. n u
On March rs. ieui, M
oLhi l. PETERSON
II y No lIs.lt mi,tl, Np,l y. 1901. for n y
81 : f. 3 aud ; W Of s " "a aud N .
v y s'' =, Twp III Rge
w ~ iftn T. NJ
licnAm,s the following elinc,se, To provo
hia continuous residence upon and cuilivn-
ton of snid lpnN w
William D,lrnur Of Winol,a. y u
lol'n fustlp, OF hiuma. ~
w. ostrtinl, 81 Miuuua, y ~
RUFUS WAGNER, of Wiuonn, y "
NJ. II JEWELL. Register
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-02-21
Notice OF Final Homestead Proof.
l.AvnyffIc Ar IisMAHcK. N. ~,
tnn,ty,iv N tu0~

January ~, 1906.
Motto" Is hereby slyen that tie following
NAMED SETTLER has ,ied MOTH, If Ills intcii
sappo.t ~ rs eiai,n. ana thnt said proof
viii lac inadefsfarc T.. y W"ailcrby. United
STATE, COMMISSIONER ~ linton, y. u. on
Nnich ~ 1901. w
hsl,I MtITll~1lilti one y the heirs.
and loi IN. hnits ~ MA KnARETliA VIII
ili~i,IliGh
~ v NJ ,.u6. Dated lnly H. 1850. for The
+, Of y W {, aud W = of :. W I. OF
SEQ 81 Tsp i8I re- - W Of 9TH = NJ
He names tAc folIowing witnesses 10 prov.
Ms continuous fcAiti,iee upon ana cnltiva-
Non Of sad innd "l1.
klemens l'Is Of Mln5ni, i,
-teyH Notk ~ Wupna y ~
l.adiBs Miller Of Wnuua. y -,
lr;in1 Nols ~ NiAonn y y
N u JEWELL. Rcgister
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-02-21
THE SCHOOLS.
Interesting Items Regarding Work
in the Various Rooms for Week
Ending Friday, Feb. Is.
lEepor, by Edna Paulson and Jayne Wcllsl
Room 4.

Report by Edna Paulson and Jayne Wells
Room ..
We are r1ow nicely settled in our
new seats. They are fine and dandy,
but of course we don't have SO much
chance to visit with our neighbors.
Fay Marchant is absent from school.
his name being on the sick list.
John Rowerdink was absent from
school Monday.
Walter Mewing was q pleasant viSi
tor in our room Thursday afternoon
The valentine box was Il great sue
cess. Everybody received their share.
We are all looking forward to the
holiday which we are TO have on Wash
ington's birthday.
Sarah Lee has served out her term
as librarian and Berry, Clayton was APP
pointed her successor.
The pupils of our room have b en-
perfect in punctuality for two weeks
The long looked for floor is now be-
ing laid in the basement. The much
talked OF gymnasium Will probably he
ready for use next year.
Room 2.
Those who received headmarks in
the seventh grade this week were:
Randolph Wescott, Mable Coon and
Laura Petrie. In the sixth grade was
Cornell Bredberg.
The average attendance this week
was thirty-three.
The seventh grade is taking up the
Revolutionary war and they think it
is very interesting.
Mrs. Over and Mrs. Lynn visited
our room Friday afternoon.
We had an enjoyable valentine box
Thursday afternoon and one OF the
scholars felt Sighted because she only
received fourteen. Vincent Shier act
ed as postmaster.
George Smith enrolled in the sew
enth grade Monday.
Glen Turner brought his little rab
bit for us to draw Monday morning
Bunny did not like u have his picture
taken so he did not sit still,
Miss Hoag took our picture Thusda,
morning and we hope they will be
good.
We have bad no hardness this week
[By Laura Pctricl
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-02-21
Notice Teachers Examination.

The next regular examination for
teachers certificates will be held liz
Linton, in the count rooms of the
court house, on Friday and Saturday.
March the sth and 9th.
Work will commence at .. II. M.
Necessary material will be furnished.
JESSIE Il. SANDIDGE,
County SMp't.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-02-21
Room g..

Mabel Caldwell carried off the hon
ors in the fourth grade spelling con-
test Friday and Walter Wittmayer
came out ahead in the third grrde.
Mrs. Lynn and Mrs Over were vel
come visitors in our room Friday af-
ternoon. Grandma Over gave a
very interesting talk ON "scllool-days
in the Olden Time
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-02-21
Twenty Mine make Proof.

Following we give a list of those
who made final proof on their home.
steads or committed before Judge of
the County Court Charles u. Carley
and Clerk of Court Peter G. Rocks on
Feb. 10 and Goth. also their witnesses
respectively:
Before Carley-
John Coonen. Witnesses. J d.
Payne and G. o. Putnam
Wendelin Leibel. Witnesses, Il. b.
Masteland Jos. Schmalz.
William Goodwin. Witnesses. r.
A. kuehn and Jacob We're.
Benjamin johnson. Witnesses. Je-
rome Gordon and Nintor johnson.
jerome II. Gordon. Benjamin john
son and Victor johnson.
klcmens Rohrich. Witnesses, 4.
Ihli and Jos. Noeller.
George Alva Burge. Witnesses,
Elmer Anderson and Edward Logue.
Before Rocks
johannes Keller. Witnesses Johann
Hogele and Jacob Keller.
Jacob Schneider. Witnesses, Jo-
names Hogele and Baldaser Vettcr.
Tbruzius Schneider. Witnesses,
Johannes Hogele and Christian Mar
quart.
Anton Fetig Witnesses, Stannes-
laus Masset and Andreas Richter
Valentine Muller. Witnesses, An
dreas Wolf and Peter Wolf.
Martin Ohlhauscr. Jr. Witnesses,
Jacob Burkhardt. Sr. and Harvey b.
futile.
| Jacob Burkhardt. Witnesses. III. b.
futile and William Muench.
Henry DeBoer. Witnesses, Knute
Paulson and Peter Boschker.
JOHN Bichler. Witnesses. Jochim
Schnell and George Heller.
William Albrecht. Witnesses, Phil.
Pfeifer and Johann Wenning.
Jacob krum. Witnesses. IlaIl
Wuitchick and Stephan Nolk.
Pearle l.. Pierce. Witnesses. George
C. Sameressig and Pharos L. Pierce.
George C. Saueressig. Witnesses,
Thomas Ryckman and p. l.. Pierce.
Edwin Clark. Witnesses, Friedrich
Pfatf and Anton Larson.
Peter George. Witnesses. II. @.
Parrott and Albeit p. Seymour.
Ncttie Bassener. Witnesses. Geo.
C. Saueressig and Bertha Halsne.
Blanche Payne. Witnesses, j. q.
PAYNE and Mrs II. c. Kinsey.
Robert ]. Beale Witnesses. Nicbo-
las Graham and Frank Crawford.
johannes Cramer. Witnesses, An
ton Ebocll and John Hogele.
sherman Smith. Witnesses, Roy
a carley and Henry Wittmayer.
i Joseph schwalig. Witnesses, Ferd-
I inand lleitrich and Elias Nage.
Charles EgcD, one of the heirs d
Matthias Egen, deceased. Witnesses
Francis Egen and w. j. Traver.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-02-21
CHANGED OWNERS.
list OF Emmons County Property
Transferred During the Week
Beginning Feb nth, and Ending
Feb. 10. 1907.

In the following table IF rcal-cs,atc
transfers, copied from the records OF
the register of deeds We have used
reference marks as follows: IA Patent.
Receivers Final Receipt Quit
claim Deed. dSpecial Warranty Deed
The descriptions without a reference
mark are by Warranty Deed.
b United States to Edward
Braddock, S e ar OF W ar,
26.l29-,5. .......... + l42 oo
b United States to Barney
Burbage, n e ar Of II e ar
and lots l. , and ; of sec.
l4lA.79. ......... 80. ~
UAited States to Edward
Braddock, N e or Of n qr
32-l32-75.
a United States to Edward
Rraddock. N W qrof NV ur
.f.-lj2-'o Observation-Disclosures.
United States to Johannes
Netter, W hi of ne or, Z
az OF ne ar, NV ar of Sc
ar 32-l32-775. ...
a United States to Stefvina
Lauinger hfof II grand
lots and ,, sec. 4-l3l-76
Northern Pacific R'y Co. 10
Wcndelin Braunagel, N W
or 21-l3l-.6 $40 I'M
NJ. II. Stevens and husband
TO John NJ. Lynn, II W ar
l3-l3o-,6 .......... ... LOGO ~
G. n. Patterson and wife to
w. \. Green, N or l9-l3,-
80. Observation-Disclosures. ...MM tN
Jakob Feiszt and wife To st
Peter Il Paul Church. par,
of n W ar ~ 1871. Is to-
Rev. JustuS Schwci2cr toSt.
Peter \ Paul Church, part
of S W ar 2G.l3l-76 ,..... $50 M
William p. and Jacob ".
Groen ct ux. TO Peter Col
dade, W or 22-l3O-74 l25 ,N
G. Il. Brook and wife TO
Christian Beck, ear IL
lA777 :, ltND IN
{. q. Samson and wife to T..
Il. Martin and a. w. Sims
lf OF c ar and $ cqroi
scqr l5-l34-177. ..s.. 200 "
d Edward Braddock and wife
to Johannes Netter, N W ar
of n ar, n c ar of neqr
.}2-l32--.5 100 IN
Carlos y. Boynton and wife
to A. r. Buck and Edmund
Dugstad lots ], ? and Inf
of n W ar al-l34-.6 ~ LOB g.
Michael Feiszt. ST.. TO .Iohann
Homer, n Inf of $ W ar :3o-
I.i.-t4 ....... ........ IN
Michael Baumgartner and
wife ct al. to .Jakob Feiszt,
hf Of G Inf l9-l3l-77 1900. 1000 IN
c w. G. Cruiser and w. J.
Baker to NJ. II. Stevens,
n W ar l3-l35-76 ..... IN
G Geo, Jr. and Robe Docr ct
IN. to NJ 5. Nlauber,
certain lands in Emmons
County, N. b.. .. OF
c A. b. Peters and wife To \.
II Brooks, hf 2l-l35-74 Loco %
admitted States to Ilppolytc
\ Scigneurct, Sc az .a-l3o
u..... ....s.....i......
c Eva Bachmeicr and hus-
band to Michael Fest, ST.,
shf Of $ W ar 30 1924. l "
WILDER Travis and wife to
Leonard du Heaume, lots
9, = 3, and 9, block ~,
Hunters First Addition
to Linton, y. ID. ... 100 o.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-02-21
The 1907 Session Laws.

The present session of the Icgisla
.ture promises to make "A lot of trouble
for tine new 1905 code. Up TO date
great many more bills have been in
troduced than any session Of the past.
If you do not get copy of the new
measures, you will not know what is
the law. The quickest. cheapest and
best way to know the new law is to
buy copy of the Pocket Edition.
This will be printed within few
days after the governor has dispoed OF
the last measure before him. 1t will,
in addition to the laws, contain lot
Of North Dakota Stats tica matter
which will be OF interest we think.
The Pocket Edition" will cost but a
dollar, and it's possession may save you
much more than this. Send this sum
and your address to the Record and
we will have a copy delivered you as
soon as printed
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-02-21
FREE BRAND COLUMN.


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liois"s, t l. " on lett hap
ller"l<, q A. Linton. atty. 3 ~ The riehi
hip.
blnc6 ON rigl,, mp Grown horses. SANE
brand on right shoulder Young horsos
n ON Inside of right front leg.
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unsa i wIna ,.,r 1,,
combination ii ana i on lisht in
INT n'la', a. Wc-'l'e'd S'.'rr. ears spit -.
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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-02-21

y y. IEWELL, Register.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-02-11

tSayjule.' remarked the girl at the
collars and cuffs counter. "you drop.
cehI hankchil."
"Thanksawhy,' aid the girl with
the earrings stopping and picking
something mp from the floor "Sonely
wr1nigot Saylil"
SmatteInow
"GotcheryaIentinc zallpicout ehet?"
Nav. Ajnrginpick mmtnuther."
"Awgullong'"
"sright"
"Quicherfooltn. maskin frinfcrma.
tom
Go choors?"
"Longgo Hooier reckon sawrub-
been roundioorcounter halfaourgo?'
"GiyeituP Oowassy9"
Iii you didn't know"
"Sright Howia spozino?"
"Awgulling! Watchooblushinbou
"shutchermouth! Aintablashin,"
"Yartoo,"
"Awcutitoutjule! Mine jerome biz
zenlemmelone'"
Needn't gecherdanderuplil. Few.
can't takeajoke--"
"Thattle beboutallfum YOU, Julepinks
ney! Yougullingorile--' @
But her the hoorwalker happened
along. 4
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-02-11
{. NJ. OSTERLOH
CALLED TO REST
DIED AT HIS HOME AT $50
THIS MORNING AFTER SEW.
ERAL MONTHS ILLNESS.

Al $50 this morning c. NJ. Osterloh
passed away at the aea Of Sc years,
nine months and I6 days.
He had been in feeble health sew
eral months but was not believed to
be near the end.
Deceased was one of Cairo's promi.
aen- and most highly esteemed ciu-
zens He was the last surviving mem,
Der Of Cairo's first city council and
was identified with many important
events in the Guys growth
He was he father of Charley and
Gas OF rloh of Cairo. and Frank Of
S. Louis and of MIS-. VIM. Neh.