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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-02-20

Fowler, Stetson Foster and wife, Nina l.
Fowler, Leonice Foster, Miss Foster, T B
rockingham, Mrs L A Folger, J Ford
and wife, E A Foster, E Franklin, Mrs
X L Flanders.
Mr. Griggs and wife, Mrs Irving Grant,
Miss Frances Grant, Mr. E Grant,
George H Grant and wife, Miss Marie
Grant, Mr. Gibson and wife, B H Gilrain
and wife, Cora M Gordon, Emily c
Gordon, Albert E Gordon, E M Gordon
and wife, Miss Elizabeth Grove, " Gay,
Mr. Gordon and wife, Miss Helen Nj
Googins, Mrs Eben Googins, Googins,
j Fl Googins and wife, E E Casper and
wife.
Chas Hopkins and wife, Geo Higgins AID
wife, EFF Hodgkins and wife, Mrs. Georgia
Hutchings, Mr. Hutchinson and wife,
Mr. Harrington and wife, l. Halman and
wife, Geo b Hawkes., Mrs A F Healy, G F
Higgins and wife, Herman Hill and wife,
Ida l. Higgins, Campbell Higgins, Mrs
Lydia Higgins, Llewellyn Higgins,
Heath, Miss Lena Hodgkins, F Hyde
and wife, Nellie L Holmes, w Holmes and
wife, Roy E Hutchins, Mrs g A Hutchins,
Matilda F Hawkes., c E Hale, Mrs Fred
rick w Hill, H Higgins and wife, g w
Hamilton and wife, Miss G A Harris, Marks
Hertz, F w Howard, William Hart, A Il
Hill and wife, Mrs Hartman, Mrs II L
Hager, II 8 Higgins, Mrs l. R Hodgkins,
] G Hartman, Mrs L g Higgins, Alonzo
Haynes and wife, c 8 Higgins, H Scott
Higgins, Fred Hall and wife, julia b
Heath, L A Haskell and wife, Mrs Georgia
Hill, F N Hall and wife, Mrs Hamh-
ton, Mrs L g Higgins.
Frank ingalls, and wife.
Misses Emily and Anna Joy, Miss Ella
Jordan, Harvey F Joy, A Joy and vile,
Miss May Joy, Frank N Jordan, Chas r
Jordan, Annie L Jordan, Mrs Louise Jor-
dan, Mary r Joy, Annie Harden jones'
Carrie Joy, F N Jordan, M g Joy, Z l.
Joy, Miss s NJ Joy, Miss A NJ Joy, r A
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1907-01-03
Resolutions.

A gentle zephyr waited the follow
ing resolutions into our sanctum:
resolve the following year that ]
will not drink any, unless I am dry
very dry.
That will let people mind their
own business and assist them all ]
can.
That I will agree to obey my su-
periors if have any.
That I will always forgive my
enemies, especially those I can't
whip.
That I will strive to be in love and
charity with my neigh Dor, if see ]
shall need him to back me in some
pursuit of life the coming year.
That | will subscribe for this
paper and promptly pay for the same.
That will trade at home and try
and get back some of the money l
squandered abroad last year.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1907-01-03
COURAGE for the New
RSsEassYaa NJ y sls

q Hare The courage to start right aDd
keep tight tnsissa,ss 1919 vsh...,s u
1ysY Hare the courage !, to turn from evil
and to cling to that which Is good.
Have the courage to prefer comfort
land propriety to fashion in all
things ..st
taa Have the courage to wear your old
clothes until you can pay for new
ones, 49,
| Have the courage to discharge
debt while you have the money in
your pocket.
Have the courage to obey your con.
science at the risk OF being ridiculed
by men. fam 81 agd $40
| Have the courage to own that you
are poor, and thus disarm poverty Of
its sharpest sting. aa5 s4 as
Have the courage to wear thick
boots in winter, and insist upon your
wife and daughter doing the same.
Have the courage to do without
that which You do not need, however
much your eyes may covctit
j. Have the courage to speak to a
friend in q 'seedy" coat, even though
You are in company with a rich one,
and richly attired. ssH
Have the courage to speak your
mind, when it is necessary you should
do SO, and to hold your tongue when
it is prudent you should do 60.
Have the courage to show your re-
spect for honesty, in whatever guise
it appears; and four contempt for dis
honesty and duplicity, by whomso.
ever exhibited.
Have the courage to ''cut" the most
,agreeabls acquaintance you have
when you are.convlnced that he lacks
principle. IA friend should bear
with friends infrmities, but not
with his vices
Have the courage to stand by your
convictions, be both courteous and
firm, making no compromise with evil,
not turning into by and forbidden
paths; choose the right, reject the
wrong; be good and do good and then
you will have Happy New Year.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1907-01-03

FOR SALE-A fine lot of Cornish
Indian game chickens-1st and 2nd
prize winners at Jackson exposition.
The finest eating chickens grown,
large and good layers. Mammoth
Bronze turkeys and Polan China pigs
Mrs. O. W. Taylor, Pelahatchie, Miss.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1907-01-03
Heinz pickle at W. G.. Barnes.

Irregular bowel movements lead to
chronic constipation. Priokly Ash
Bitters is reliable system regulator
cures permanently.
A. G.. Thornton, Brandon Drug Co. !,
A. L. D. Rhodes, and Phil Didlake,
and j. A. Alexander, special agents.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1907-01-03
MODERN MARRIAGE.

mODII4N mk1hNlASG.
Halt the marriages in the world are
nothing but bubbles and barter. A man
wants wife. He casts about for an
even exchange. In a year he is tired Of
his bargain. In five years love is dead,
and cold browed tolerance inherits
loves garmets. In twenty years toll
erance is at its grave and hate reings
supreme. The wife is naggy ADD prickly
and peckish The husband is dogmati-
cal and reticent and mean. But there
they hang together on the bough, like
two gnarled and frosted apples, until
the winds of death dislodge them and
away they go. The only way to be rid
of bubble rriages-marriages that
turn out emptiness with one drop Of
water as the residum, and that drop q
tear-is to educate our boysand girls
to something higher than playing with
pipes and soapy water. Give them
something more earnest to do and see
that they do it. Compel men and wom-
en- to choose their life companionswith
at least 1.-THE Of the solemnity they
bring to the selection Of carriage
horse or a ribbon. Legislate laws
against early marriages. II can't toler-
ate children said little simpleton to
us the other day, but adore dogs!"
and yet that girl had an engagement
ring on her finger. There should be q
special seclusion for such girls until
they develop some instinct Of woman
illness and should no more be allowed
| to marry than a Choctaw chief should
take charge Of kindergarten. We
cannot hope to turn bubble into sub
stance after it is once broken.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1907-01-03
CHAPTER Meetinu.

On Monday, January 18th. will be-
the time for the monthly convocation,
and as it will be the first meeting in
1907, l desire full attendance of the
companions at that time. The hour of
meeting will be o. clock p. M.
W. w. KERSH, H. P.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1907-01-03
DR.. II. II. 6UalKer,
DenfiSf.

NJ. s. s#sf.srf5 s.r.sl III
- -
Cotton today, &c. s. .s
Let's organize board of trade.
Miss Annie Crook is spending the
holidays at home.
The sot ools began Monday after a
weeks holiday.
j. B. Burns, of Smith county, was
in town this week.
j. S. Cole, of jackson, was here
during the holidays.
j. A. Porter, Of jackson. 40 Visited
here last Saturday.
l Dr.. Russell, of Bolton, was among
our Christmas visitors.
j. L. Dantzler, of Moss Point, was
here on business Monday.
w. E. Ross. of Lynwood, was a
Brandon visitor Tuesday.
Claude Buchanan, of Murray, Ala. /,
spent the holidays at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. McLaurin have
returned from Hot Springs.
Miss Mamie Wilson. of vicksburg,
spent the holidays at home:
Miss Irene Hobson spent few days
with Brandon friends last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Glass leave to.
day for their home at Tallulah, La.
Miss Pritchard Afford spent few
days last week with friends at Fannln
j. P. Russell, of Cato, was shaking
hands with Brandon friends Tuesday.
T. Fl. Turley has accepted a posi-
tion with W. G. Barnes, as salesman.
Mr.. Cornell, real estate dealer of
Lake, was here on business Tuesday.
W. T. Williams, prominent
travelling salesman, is in town today.
DR.. R. H. Soruggs, of Meridian,
spent Sunday and Monday in Bran.
don.
Miss Sarah Enochs, who is teaching
at McHenry, spent the holidays at
home.
DR.. E. E. Bullock, of Greenwood,
was visitor the latter part of last
week.
Clifton Maxey came over from
Jackson and spent the holidays at
home.
T. II. Turley and little son, Arthur,
spent few days at Clarksdale last
week.
Mrs. Aura Purnell spent few days
during the holidays with Mrs. w. E.
Golfer.
Mrs. Olin Green, of Meridian, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. A. G..
Mayors.
The Teachers Association will
meet at Brandon on the 18th of
January.
On the first of January the rates Of
the Brandon Hotel were raised to %. 90
per day.
Miss Eleanor Fox and brother, Jesse,
of Jackson, visited Brandon relatives
last week.
John Fortelbery, of Pisgah. has
been the guest of II. @. Washburn
this week.
Miss Grace Buchanan came home
from college at Holly Springs to spend
the holidays.
Joe Cooper. stenographer for Sena-
tor McLaurin, spent few days last
week at Mobile.
Prof. Mcintosh has returned from q
very pleasant visit to his old home at
Carthage. N. @.
d. w. Chapman, of Lumberton,
visited his sister Mrs T. T Cottrell,
during thelholidays.
Miss Pearl Watson, who is teach.
ing OF Utica, spent the holidays with
her parents here.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1907-01-03
BRIDGE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that sealed bids
will be received at the chancery clerks
office up to IL o'clock noon of the first
Monday in January, 1907, for building
bridge across Pringle branch according to
specifications now on file. By OF der of the
board of supervisors.
j. G. BRUCE. Clerk
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1907-01-03

A system regulator is a medicine
that strengthens and stimulates the
liver, kidneys, stomach and bowels.
sPrickly Ash Bitters is superior
system regulator. II drives out all
unhealthy conditions, promotes
activity Of the body and brain. re-
stores good appetite, sound sleep and
cheerful spirits.
A. q. Thornton, Brandon Drug Co.,
A. L. D. Rhodes, and Phil Didlake,
and ]. A. Alexander, special agents.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1907-01-03

For good goods and prompt service
call on W. G. Barnes.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1907-01-03

For Sale-One Hunters full
circle hay press. in good repair. APP
ply to Sam Hobson.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1907-01-03
Royaline pills Save Doctors Bills.

Why do you scratch? Royallne
letter Ointment will stop that itch.
ing or your money back 80 cents,
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1907-01-03
CARD OF THANKS.

In retiring from the firm Of Barnes
% Ragland / desire to take this
method Of thanking my many custo-
mers and friends for their liberal
patronage and cordial treatment. AT
any time I can serve you in the future
4 will gladly do so. Again thanking
you, am Your friend,
3 s w. d. RAGLAND.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1907-01-03
NOTICE.

will have car Of choice ear corn
and probably the last, at depot about
January 10th. Parties who have
engaged corn or who desire any will
please remember the date.
Z .. NJ. MAYERS.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1907-01-03
FOR SALE.

!. One 25-H. P. Engine sawmill and
gin outfit. Call or address
afa a j. B. TUCKER,
Cato, Miss.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1907-01-03

PIickly Ash Bitters cures the kid
neys, regulates the liver and pnrifies
the bowels. A valuable system
tonic.
! A. G. Thornton, Brandon Dug Co.,
A. Ii D. Rhodes. Phil Didlake, J. A.
Alexander, special agents.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1907-01-03
NOTICE 10 STOCKHOLDERS.

There will be meeting of the
of III. A. Busick Go. on
January 14th, inst. for the transaction
of such business as shall come before
it. ria5Teis H.. A. BUSICK.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1907-01-03

& Charter Oak Stoves, best made.
W. G. Barnes.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1907-01-03

All kinds feed stuff at W. G
Barnes. 81. 8
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1907-01-03

Go to W. g. Barnes for YOU
groceries.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1907-01-03


Rankin County Bank.
Misses Edna Clement and Lucille
Pearson, of Pearson, were the
charming guests Of Miss Annie Hinton
Wilson one day last week.
Dan Mayors, jr.. shot himself il
the hand with a toy gun last week
The wound was trifling, but children
should not have such play things.
O. @. Russell, one Of our Rankin
boys who is making name for him
self as an attorney at Prentiss, wal
mingling with his Brandon friend,
last week.
II. O. Washburn and party o.
Brandon boys went ont to the, state
farm yesterday morning and caught 8
very large wildcat, which Mr., Wash
burn exhibits with much pride.
Miss Matt McLaurin, of Fannin,
was the guest Of Miss Pritchard AFFORD
Tuesday night Miss McLaurin wal
on her way to Estell, Miss, where she
will spend some time with her sister,
Mrs. Barwick.
The present mayor and board o.
aldermen will hold . meeting mex
Monday for the purpose of turning TIT
towns affairs for the ensuing two
years over to the new mayor and al
dermen recently elected.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-15
Scntidlcr SGugcr sccbrt.

@eorge Si%mnclbcber, Setret1r oeS
.S6alia Wt0nnerdorS" nno Der
.Sereinigten S6nger" ieiert III
Soigt's SaQe ieinen 40. 8rbnrts-
tag. Grntet mohluer0iente
gbren uto miro reidlit bei6cnft.
lleber bunoert T%crionelL Wtitgliee
ser oes ySbolio.MGnncrdors," bes
,SbaIia = WGnncrdor e 9amen.ger-
Gins" uno Der o~Gompugrie g." los
lpic 8ertretcr Der ,%cr. S1ngcr"
botten ii6 eeitern 9lbeno in Srn. $.
@oigt's @olle, @orforb.N uc., cin9efln-
Den, Inn nit &errn George 9immeI-
bcber beiicn Gintritt IN 0nS Sdipa.
benalter, 5. +. ieillcn 40. @cbllrtstag
5u f~eicrl. IS mar cine Seicr, ipie lie
nod ieIten cinem bieligen 9ilrger Slt
Sbeil lprroe. Nbcr Die Gbrlu1gen ipa'
rem feline iibcrfliiiiigc, Bonn SEER
Simnelbcbcr bot oicielbcn poll nno
gan, peroient. ST. lit elmer Der eiirig.
item SGnaer ser Stuot lno bat ME
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-15
Nad 80 Sabrcn.

g(uuJ ~ SuITcH.
Gas goIoene SllbilGun Scr Ntel,-
SerlllnlelnS 8emeinoe o,i mir.
oige @eiie gefeiert. - Siibi6e
Decoration bes @attesbouies. -
Gas 40. SiftungSfcIt Der Conn.
tagsldule.
Ginen biibidcn &erlouf nobm bie
geitrige Seier Des goloenen SubilG-
INNS Der eritcn ocltihcn Nclt.Seruio-
lens. @emeinoe in ibrcm @ottesbaule
an Der @fe bon Iisqllitbs ltno Tap.
ette.S traBe. 9as Snnerc ser Stride
luar bon iuilgen Gomcn oes Sllgcno.
pereins inter Seitlrng Don Sri. Wog-
bolena Circuit auf 0citmodpoac @eiie
nit 9lltnen uro NIattpflon5en &c.
ihn,iidt morben. I'm bnlb II llbr
belt Der Seellorgcr Der 8enein0e,
EoItor 2ouis $. Sofel, einen ieicr.
liden 5eltgotesoienit. Sn ieiner an.
lprofe fiibrte Eoitor Sufel Die
bouptiGdlid)iten Elntftc ans Scr @e.
id,id)te Der 8enlcinoe ieit ocren
@riinOung al. Sor uno nod Der Selt-
preoigt gclongte cin mliitoliiHes
Frogramn inter Scitllng ocs Srgo-
niiten &einrid Nnrbein Yroiclior
AM @%linocnoipl, sur 0urhiiibrunq.
Inter Mn0erem brotte Scr &ird)cll.
DIOR Der @cmeinoc Ole Gb0re y@ott,
id) prciic 0cine Site" uno ,@oblaut
5icbc Mtud)t an" mo Scrr Scnrp Die.
tcr cin Solo uEriccIcb 8iit" 5llnt
Gortrog.
Die ntScruiulcmS . @emcinoe
lpltrbc nm 3. Sttobcr 1887 bon fol-
gcnocn WtGnnern or9oniiirt: Srie-
hrib Noltmnnn &einrih Sidcl,
Subom &Guslcr, Triebrih 2pt.
&obom Hullb, &orl @cgiobt, 2olliS
Spomer, 2ouis Nciot, @ilbelm
Brill, Sobam Serbolb, &orl Seller,
Sobn &inoemunn, Geo. Martin &arl
Soue, Gulelltin Nebber9er, Or. War.
tin 3eb uno 6rieorif 9edcr. Ton
6ieien @riinbern lino MIR nod stpei
an &eben, Serr Sriebrid Nol,mann
in Baltimore llnb Serr @ilb. Brill in
Canada. Grlterer, Der felt ser @riins
bung belt1noig i'm Snterelie Der STIR
be gcarbeitet bot, lpor bel ser 0eItri.
gen Seier 5ugegen.
I'm balb 3 llbr NodmIittags mllrSe
IN Der Stride oas do. Stiftltnasieit
Der Sonntagsid)llc geieiert. 9ei Die,
ier Seller iprad Eaitor Safel Die gn-
fonas. nno ShllBluorte, mGbreno
Serr Srieortb &olrnonn Die Sollpt-
aniprabe belt. Gic Sonrltogsibule
bat ge9enipartig 60 Shiiler nit IA
Sebreru. Sbre 8eomten lino: &enrp
y. Sogel, Graiioent, Yuitor &. s.
Safel @ice.Yrdiioent, @iuiom $.
Sidel, SefrctGr, Seltrp 9. 8ogel,
S6atmeiiter, llno &onbolpb 2olloe-
mann, 9ibliotbefar.
9ie Gorbereitllngen fir Die aeitrige
Goppelfeier mlrben ourG sic SS.
Wm. $. Sidel, Goiparb 9eder, Gbos.
SoB lu,b Eoltor 6. $. Safel getroi.
fen.
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20 d) ~ abena Samenpers
Elm"

etlt,
Der yShmaben-9 amenoerein bon
Baltimore" belt geitern in Srn. Sbo-
mas 9ooeniteiner's SalIe an Dit,
5apetteltraBe, cine gut beild)te Ser
lammlung, in melder sic YrGiibentin
6rnl gliie Gelltcr Den Goriib uno Die
SefretGrin SRI. 8lora Coulter oas
Erotofoa fiibrte. Zen Saupttbeil
ser @erlammllng nabmen sic ShluBs
Gorbereitungen iiir bie am 81. Otto.
Der i'm ,2abor 9pceum" ltattfinoenoe
.idmabiihe &ir6mei6" Elm. Seniel.
ben nad) 81 idlicBer, lit cine red)t &c.
miitblihe aiiaire III ausiibt 81 nebr
men. Sm 8erlollfe Ser Seriammlllng
erlp1bnte Die Y%rdiibentin oas fiir5lid
eriolgte slbleben oes MitglieOes, Srau
Gina 9~ertbolb, ilnb puroe oas Nnbcr.
fen oerielben gcebrt, inoem iif Die
4nipei enoen bon ibren Siten erbober.
y9aperiideN 20 annerdor, t."
Seine 8eneralprobe fir oas beilte
g(beno ltattiinbenoe CONCERT ser Ser.
Ginger" belt Der nYoperii6e MGll-
nerdor" geltern Mittas in Srn. Gbos.
9ooenIteiner's Safe, Nr. 1884, Sit.
1Sapetteltrabe, unter 2eitung BON
Eroi .9lugllit Sdneioer. Nof Der
Erobe muroen nod Die lebten Arrot'
genlents fir oieics CONCERT getroiien.
Gin neuer Eunft. - Sreo.
9roun aus Hem.Dorf, Elm Chauffeur
oes Srn. Carroll 9ropn, mliroe pom
Hidter 8rannan auf freien SUB &C.
iebt. nafoem er unter Der anflage,
nit ieinem automobil burd einet
2eidenaiie eeIabren gu iein, perbaftet
moroeu mar. Gas betreffenoe @eles
beItimmt ndmlid nur, ooB feline
Gieroe ourd 2eid)en5iige geritten ODER
aefabren peroen oiirfen.
Graf 8ittgen Itein in
g aibington. = Otto 5reoerld,
8eorae aramer, alias @raf bon @itt'
aenitein, alias @raf BON gergbeim,
ser auf einen Sabeas Corpus ntrag
bonn Rifter Stodbriose in 5reibeit
aejest purSe, lit auf einen 0erbaitS'
befebl BON @aibinston tpegen angeb'
liher geitpinbelung BEG "Sotel en-
ael" naf Der gunoesbauptltaot abge.
fiibrt moroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-15

3cit noer 8elo Gelpurt, menn eS lid)
norltm bonoclte, fir ouS Sangerr
pelel1 I'M NQgcn1cincn lln0 ben nSbu.
liu.WGrnerhor" I'M Spe5ielen on
ein5uipringcll, 100 es moth that.
Nadoem Serr &immclbeber feline
8Gite begriibt uno oerel @rotlllatios
nen entgegcn gcnomnlen bate, lang
scr ySboliosM fGlnerdor" inter Set
tltng bon Erof. Sobn 6. Srunf n8ott
eriiBe Gid" glS Die Gone pcrfliln.
gen lparer, trat Serr Wtor @altber,
Der Yr1iibent Ser nSbolio," Dor nno
tielt cine l0ngere Nniprade, IN lpel-
der er Scrrn Sinmelbeber 9ratu-
lirte unb belien unbe5ublbaren Scr.
oienIte I'm oen Terein in Oas ridtige
2idt l%telte. 9(n Sdluiie ieiner
Heoe iibcrreidtc cr Dem @cburtstogs-
filloe Nomens Der rSboliaten" cine
Gianlantcle Goritednooel. SieIe an.
genebnlc llebcrraidrng mar ilbri'
gems nid)t bic ein5i9e fir Serrn Stint
ntclbc6er. &aum bate er Die pr0d)'
tigc Nuocl ongeitedt, oils ibm Srau
Sclene Ibreid, bic Erulioentm oes
0onlenpereinS, Nomcns bes 2ettcren
eincn golocnen Siegelring uno SEER
Irit Sillf, Der Gopitun Der SOM.
roanie O." cinen m1htigen 9lllnell'
ltrouB iiberreidte. 9ieien @eId)cn'
fen iolgten nod 5oblreide Vlllnells
ocidcntc BON ~cin5elnen Yerlone1.
@Gbrcno cincs bonn iolgenoer
Se1tidumollicS, Der inter Seltlulg BON
6rou 1~ron5isfn Goigt an bilblh De-
forirten Sofcln lcrpirt ipuroc, lang
Die .l6olio" nod mefrere patience
Gb0rc, o,,d) brodtc Sri. 6ronces
Ioiot lncbrcre Soli gum &ortro1.
Cen S6luB Der biibifen Scicr biloeie
Gin oen,iitblihcs GGn3d)ell, 5t bent
Eroi. Charles Sblider's Srfelter
aufipicltc. Gic vGompagnic 9" bate
lid) cine ieltd)te ode ollsgeiudt, no I!e
luitige 2icoer erflingen feb.
Sr George Simmelbebcr mllroe
ON 10. Cftobcr 1867 IN Scmo, areis
Gieburg Sciien!Garmitobt, Geborcn.
Iohocm er cine quite Sbrlbllol,ng
~aenoIien mo Dos 0arbicr9cIhoit er.
lerllt bottc, fam cr inn sitter Don II
Sobren nod Mmerifo. Seit II Sab
rem bctrcibt cr IN Dem SallIe, Nr. 80,
GOcns StroBe, Gin 9orblerge.
idGit.' Gr mar crit menige Monutc
i'm 2onoc, olS er Dem DunlallGcn
.1ro,t5 bt.afdnncrd)or" beitrot, uto
ais Damn Der vSbolin.Wdnnerdor"
i'm Sabre 1856 0cgriinbet mlroe,
idIob CT lid) oieicm an. 9ereits I'M
crIten Sabre iciuer WitglieoIhait
luur0e er ais SefrctGr gelpGbIt, mel.
Dies Nmt cr bis alti Ben beutigcn Gag
nil Ser gr0Btcn Eflihttrere aus.
iiinte. @ie icin Serein feline Gicnits
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