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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-28
MAINE EDITORIAL COMMENT.
STRANGERS in Church.
(ROckland rr-GaZettc.D

(Rockland Courier Gazettc)
Much has been said in connection
with the action of the Ladies' Home
Journal in sending out Miss Smith
with instruction to visit churches of
the large cities, and to stand about in
plain clothes. the object being to
ascertain what sort of treatment she
would receive at the hands of church
people. According to Miss Smiths re-
ports she has been treated with scant
courtesy and cordially. and Editor
Box severely arraigns the churches on
this account. We have seen nothing
in reply to these structures Of tie
astute Mr.. Box that more sensbiy
argues the question than what is SAT-
by Mr.. Hinckley, manager of the Good
Will Farms. who writes:
have attended some of the churches
in Boston, which Miss Smith tested, -
Berkeley Temple. Park Street. Old
South. First Baptist, Trinity. fremont
Temple and others; in New York
have dropped into Madison Avenue
Presbyterian. Fifth Avenue Baptist,
Broadway Tabernacle and others; !
have always been pleased at the cor
diality shown StrangcrS-inystlf and
others. But ! usually go to church to
worship God and so did the Others" to
whom | refer 1t never occurred to me
to stand about and invite sights ana
presumably the other strangers would
say the same thing. Miss Smith seems
to hav" more or less of u quarrel with
churches displaying the sign
strangers Welcome" and her attitude
towards them raises the question what
such sign means anyway. ! always
supposed it meant "Welcoine to a place
Of Worship for purposes of worship
ana | sincerely hope that this viii
Of the brief invitation. If il means
''Welcomc 10 Il social" where all are
strangers to me, ] shall fight shy Of
such churches in the future: if it
means that cannot go into such
cdificcs and worship without being at
tackled on all sides by members of the
church. bent on showing themselves
'Welcome Stranger signs As Il
matter Of fact churches are not built
for Sunday morning sociables: they
are places 70" religious worship, for
meditation and for prayer. ON the
whole Miss Smith received much more
attention than she deserved; her treat
ment by the churches has no special
such q tour seems rather beneath tie
dignity Of the great paper that Is
responsible for it,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-28

There appears to have been y marked
chang" IN the estimate of Mr.. George
Fred Williams on the part of our DEM
ocratic contemporaries here in Maine. IN
him uEStintcd praise. When he came to
Maine they greeted him - an inspired
l"aG"r of the Jefferson type. How has
I'll" mighty fallen. Even the Eastern
Argus. his crStwhiIe ardent admircr.
now refers to him as "a political mar
plot" sad indeed is the fate of great
Democratic header. Today a live lion.
Tomorrow Il deceased dog
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-28
Have You Kidney Trouble p
HOW TO FJNDOUT.s

nov sIo flNDS)U1.e e ~
Fila bottle or common glass with
your Mater and let. it stand twenty.
four hNrs:ea sediment Or settling
indicate an unhealthy condition OF thes
kidneys, if IT stains Sour linen It rs
evidenced kidney strouhle; 100 fire.
qnent dese to pass itTor pain in tbs
back u af conyinEing proof tliat tie
Kidneys an bladder are otit OF. ofder..
s....- u WHAT TO Do. u
: Go to g. = Murphy's Of Augusta and
chas. W. Wid ;cft Gardiner and get a
soc. box Of GDODINE BLOOD AND
kIDNrE;YssFlAEETS and il they do ny
help You they I'll give YOU your meg
back. sss II
There iss cors,rt in the ;nowLs5e
so often expressi, that BLOOEf3
BLOOD AND -JDNEY TABLES
the great kidney Amedy fulfIls cry
wish in curing srsumsrtism, paii in
. the back, kidneys.i re iaddeTand
every part Of the f-inafy uafage..
They correct inabill fI hold fater. H
and scalding pain in.A ssshx ii. j. had
effects following use AIfdi1or.Ane or
beer, and. overco1neS ~ ,,'srJeasanr
necessity of beingS4 10 60
often during the day. f5i3 up,
many times during ;ssF9te &
mild and the extra6tdi RScf OF
BLOoDINE BLOOD ~ RIDNEY !.
TABLETS : is soon re- "a. erhey
stand the. HIGHEST fof, stha WONDERFUL
cures of the nsQst .distrAAhg eases.
BY mail 5ocs TIE Blogk NJ Corp,
Boston,, Mass. sSsfssTt,s !.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-28

While the recent temporary mon
ey stringehcy in New York bank
ing circles. due 10 Wall street spec
ulaticn. did not affect the rest oi
the country where business con-
diti"ns have continued in the high
est degree prosperous. it is. neverthe-
less n satisfaction To know that conf
l"r"e has been restored and normal
condition r--establishod in the great
lGrtrnprliS. Money will become easier
ther" rs tn demands Of the crop-mov-
ing d.miniSh and the annual flow OF
money to this country from Europe. in
payment for our big agricultural ex-
ports. sets in. A few weeks from noW
many millions of idle money will b.
seeking Investment.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-28

| nuiSvillr, kentucky which desires to
he the seat of the next Democratic Ma
son county, and that fact gives point
to this little item in the Louisville Cou-
rier-Journal.- Lest there be mSun-
ti"nal convention is informed officially
that Jefferson Is not one of the 100 dry
Kentucky counties"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-28

A Canadian paper The Toronto Mail
and Empire advises that the United
States adopt Monday is The day of
THANKSGIVING. saving: at is desirable
on the same date. Thu commercial re-
latipns between Canada ana the United
States are 81 nlultirlird that it would he
an advantage to make the holidays they
hay" in common concurrent" TIL" Buff
t:tlo commercial agrees to ne desirable
itH ri ;his concurrence, and therefore
wonders why. of late years. the DOmin-
ion government should have appointed
its THANKSGIVING day for October. Will"
the ancient New England family and re-
ligiods festival has gradually spread 10
all parts Of ihe United States and can
ad:, the states Of this country have
gradually come to make the last Thurs
day IL November a National holiday
few years ago, iii shifting Thanksgiving
10 bctnher, made break in the grow
ing unit" 81 action. When the fore
fdihers elected the time following the
garnerinG ~ their l:arvcsis and before
the coming of winter as the f,test o.
casion fol Thanksgiving. they had rel
son M on their side. More than all this,
the turkeys Were then ripeSt and best,
and VIII" cares for turkeys in October
II is for Canada to get into line
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-28

other warders have liberated more
than II 900 short Holsters and not
one seventh of this number were
found in The possession Of the deal
ers--which i'm his opinion makes {.
very complete answer to the charge
that the wardens are directing their
energies against the dealers and
Sma cknnn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-28

The Associated Press report of the
Maine Teachers convention assures us
that President Hyde of Bowdoin pre-
sided over the closing meeting in the
Bangor City hall. As President Hyde
months ago. this was remarkable
aChieN.Inent on his Fart
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-28

The decision Of Theodore Roosevelt
Ir, to give up the assistant mana ger
ship q the Harvard crew in order 10
devote MS time To football is taken bv
some people tn indicate that the admin
istrati'n is more friendly tn n. army
than IL the navy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-28

An Interesting feature of the New
Nork panic news is the cheerful declar-
alton of the Boston. Chicago. St Louis.
Philadelphia. Baltimore. Atlanta. San
Fran, iSCo. Detroit. Milwaukee and Now
Orleans papers that not Il single panic
culver as felt in their cities
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-28

The SacO Salvation Army will vary
its program by entertaining the public
with a real wedding tonight.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-28

Houlton is making big plans for the
coming of the Shriners tomorrow. and
among other things will turn over 100
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-28

Here is the tantalizing way in which
the Bath Independent whets the
curiosity of its readers: '"rhe hide
pendent has promised to be good and
not to tell until tine word is given. but.
unless all signs fail, an announcement
" i'll soon be made which will mean .
whole lot to this city. In the mean
time We can simply wait"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-28

The crew of the Shiloh yacht king
DOM do not know where they are GO
ing but they are on their way for
another mysterious voyage.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-28

The ROcllland Ilks, whose lodge is
the youngest of the 10 lodges i'm Maine.
will have a house warming at tneir
beautiful new home this evening
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-28

About this time the date of Indian
summer is Il much discussed topic.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-28
A Good Beginning.

The success If the first convention in
Maine Of Charities and Corrections is
so marked that 1t must bring great
encouragement to those who were re-
sponsible for the idea. and TO the
workers in all forms of philan:hropic
endeaVor. The result of tho init.a
work cannot Vet be foretold. but it is
sure to be far reaching. Reformation
in tho practice of indiScrimindtc Civ
ing. reformation in the application Of
public charity, reformation in the iails;
and in The institutions for correction
may all be expected through the in
itiative of this conference. And it is
hardly too much to say that in all
Names history there has not been i
meeting fraught with greater i'm
pOrtance to the welfare of the people.
The impetus that has been given to
right thinking along these lines will
be an inestimable blessing to our peo-
PIE and cur institutions.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-28

Last weeks quake in southern Italy
does not appear Ia he "A circumstance
with that which Wall street suffered
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-28
Monday, October %, 1907.
Fire Hazards in AUGUSTA.

and Electrical Engineer. ! MS dad
covers the city in general, its Fire
Fighting Facilities" its "Suucturai
lamentations" Of additions and i'm
prov-ni-nts which it is believed Will
BE- for tn" welfare of the city and its
property owners.
THO work If these two engineers ap-
pears t. nave been done intcliigcntiy
ANA thoroughly. II supplies in con-
Nonient form for reference 4 large
stnnuni Of valuable information relr-
live t. lpcal fire hazards and our ia
cilitirs for meeting them.
Whil" the criticisms contained IN
This l~Iinrt may seem sever, they arr
mild as r".rpared with those male
un.nI some uIn"r Main" cities. l.2Em"n
shnuli bear in mind also thai th,'.,c
reports are made, primarily for pro-
f'.s>!r!itt insurance men, ana tl't
man! ming, thar might carry weight
With Ia. ;t..E,r.,l pnhiir an" given s." fnt
'niiri!, ;tion from their point of vi"W.
Th,. standard used in surii inv"-ti"H-
ti"ns and recommendations i fn.;t-
tn.lilv perfection.
TN facts "f histnr: it.;nr.,r Halter
Jag ar, given comparatively littI''
weight. II . piac" had been without
4 fir" fnI - years II is evident that
this IL it@li nnuId not hc regarded as
Specially irurnrtani from the stand
p"iit uf ne Insurance companies. If
il had 10 reasons save good fortuna"
10 show for such immunity. Tn" in
Surai"" business is one that deals
with future c"niiuecnr. rather than
past isi"rY. 1t concerns Itself very
ltth- With what has been. bun is IN
tciisciy Interested IN whnr may be.
With H. facts in mind the l2ynan i,
better an" 10 appreciate IN" plan ana
purpose of such u report as thai mad"
by Mr@4rs. Barker ana Iun
l'nTrnrs tionably Ihc findings ana rec
concentrations nf men of their r"cog
niZcd ability Ia pass intrllig.ntlv upon
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great ,.sn.r, and r,,r.fur con.id.r,-
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-28
MAINE FRATERNiTIES.

The Ladies Relief Corps of Clinton
recently held Il sale and supper at
which they realized about 500. This
amount is to go towards the monu-
ment fund
Members Of Enterprise Temple
PythianS Sisters Of Lewiston recently
met and organized circle in connec-
ton with the temple. and the following
officers We're chosen. President, Ms
Carrie Pratt: vice-president. Mrs.
Nellie Damon: secretary. Mrs. lisa belie
Ritz; treasurer. Mrs. Ella Watson
directors. Mrs. Laura Pclsey, Mis-.
Alice Davis. Mrs. Julia Drew. Mrs.
Sadie Smith. The circle will he called
the Dial Circle.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-28

Fost"'''S new daily, The Tribune, tar
risd III ne cold world only one brief
month.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-28

Hy paying $500 10 {, party who de-
sired to Withdraw his money for annth-
or Investment. the Androscuggin conf
miSaionerS have retired that amount in
bonds and reduced the outstanding debt
to 20.500. AS the bonds We're not due
for several years the county will save
the interest on them. AndroScOggin
county is one of the strongest financial
counties in the Stale. 1t has sufficient
cash on hand To retire ali its bonds if
they We're due and then have a surplus
besides the county buildings. At the
beginning Of the year the debt was
$30.010. Three $1,000 bonds c;lae due
and We're paid making the total reduc-
ton Of the debt $500, including the
ST. 800.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-28
ESTABLISHED 1928

Ne notice whatever will BE- taken Of
unsigned communications.
The Journal cannot bs held responsible
for the preservation or return Of re-
3ected communications.
Address oil communications relating to
subscriptions and advertisements to
BURLEIGH & FLYNT. Publishers,
Augusta, Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-28
Maine Gossip
The Moving Country.

In spite o the strife an the stOrmiE -
In spite o the praise an tie blaine.
No matter who's hCldn' the ribbons.
The country moves on juststhe same.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-28

she's fun in the blaze o. the sunlight.
Straight stterin' for glory an fame.
No n.latter who ripples\ the ribbons
The country moves ON Just the same.
Atlanta Constitution
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-28

Miss Rose Tyler of Portland has gone
TO New York where she is to study
vocal music this winter
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-28

a plan has been suggested by Captain
Charles II Manning. t. s. ~. retired,
whereby a powerful modern saarchiight
c"ul.l be Installed AZ the Isles of
Shoals. Captain Manning states that,
with ln"d'rn equipment, IL" srarch-
ii.,ht c"uid ~ made. to Work within il
radius reaching fron i,asuort iu th'
tip uf cape Coz. For naval depart
;n.'Gt PURPOSES il is said that the value.
would he incalculabie
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-28

clayton s. Cooper of the internation-
tian association is expected to visit
Mlaine the second week in November
and will spend a day at each of tho
four colleges in tie State. Mr.. Cooper
is one Of the college Bible study Secre-
taries and is going about stirring up
the interests of college students IN this
work. He is in great demand every
where and his work never without Sue
cess. There is Il campaign in the assO-
citation I" enroll 10000 college Incn in
Bible study this college year of 1907
1908. The attendance has greatly in
creased every year and the effort to
reach the mark set viii mean that H.
600 men viii have to be enrolled
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-28

Clement +. Robinson of Brunswick.
son of Prof. Robinson of Bowdoin Col
lege, has been appointed secretary of
the Maine Tax Commission which has
taken up its II, adquarter:s in tie Bax-
ter block in Portland. MIR Robinson
was highly recommended for the posi-
tlon an was selected from I: large field
of applicants. He is a graduate of Bow
dom in the class Of 1905 and later OF
the Harvard Law School and through
his college course made q speciality of
the study Of political economy Fol-
lowing his studies AT Harvard he
spent year IN a lars" Boston law
office ard for while studied law IN
the law office Of Libby. Robinson X
Turner in Portland. In BoWdoin Mr..
Robinson led his class of 66 men in
scholarship and WAS also editor-in-
chief Of the college weekly and man
ager of the nine
Fish Warden n. j. Hanna of New
Hartor denies the report that the sea
and shores fisheries wardens We're
making an onslaught on the dealers
and smackmen and paying no heed to
the individual fishermen and gives
the following list of seizures of short
Holsters made from fishermen during
the past week: York beach. 3U,: Far
bine creek. 161; Pine Point. IA; Bidde-
ford Pool, 500; Richmond Isle, 10: Two
Lights. 80; Portland Head. 49, Ram Is
land Light. 80: Bath. %: total. 2.1O7
All these fish were taken from the
fishermen themselves. from the abso-
lutte vinlators. and not from dea ers
or Smackmen. Several parties will
be held and some Of them for large
amounts" says Mr.. Hanna. With
Wardens Snow of Brunswick and
Rawley of Tenants Harbor. Mr. Hanna
has been ratrolling the coast i'm his
power boat making every effort to
assist Commissioner DOnahue in en-
forcing the lobster law. They find
that most of the small Holsters We're
measured for the nine-inch market
and in some cases they found the
Massachusetts measure All the
"snappers" were carried by them
selves. showing that the fishermen
from whom the seizures were made
were catching for the Boston market
Since April last MIR. Hanna and Two
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-28

X. l.. MCichcr Of Rumford Falls. who
was So fortunate" as to find q magnifi-
oxford county brook Il few weeks ago,
has received the pearl back from Tiff
fanys in New York. it having been set
in . ring in the regulation Tiffany set
ting for Mrs. Melcher. The Tiffanys
report that the pearl at first stated to
be ten grain stone, weighs instead
ID. grains. this carrying The value of
the pearl several hundred dollars above
the $500 mark at which it was first set.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-25
grauo int Tluttcn6an6of.

&itterD, NE, "a. gpril. - Cir
bcrtc 9lbcno inn brittcn Stodiperf Der
Mooea. @erfitGtte. eineS groben gafs
iteingcbdliocs int biciigen Slottenbolt-
boIc, oltsgcbrohcncs Seucr orobt, gro.
Zen llmlian9 oll5unebmcn. Die 2oif).
mnnnidoit oes Slottenboiibofs mar
rtid)t i'm Stonoe, Sen grono mnter
Gontrole ST bringcn, mo eine0 ampf-
iprite mllroe bon Yortsmolitb aus
beriiber 9eI6ift.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-25

Sll9enieure, meld)e Ben @olt Der Sea.
nGle oltf elmer 9oiiS bon $50 @uQo.
men t0gli6 pro &opf bere6nen, 81
folgen.
Snpeftion I'M Anner.
Gie StraBenbabneeleiie IN man.
den neugepfIaIterten StroBcn i'm
Inner find geiunfen, 0o DoS 11n0o.
ment ni6t Die 9eniieenOe S1rte CT.
reidt bate, ol3 bie @eleiie aelcQt
murOcn. Sic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
GommiiiGr @idbom unO Smith be.
ii6tigtcn 1eItcrn nit bent Sngenicul
s. so. SooO, inn, bon Der Strubcn.
bobn-@ eielihoit aus bieicm @rllnOc
ole gorfs9tooo, %. Strobe, NolunO-
9lpenlle, G6eltnut-apenue, 3. Npcnuc
uro onocre Strobcn. @r, 5000 miro
iein W0gliditeS pcrillGclL oicicll
Sinfen Der @eleiic eill Gl1Oe al
MAIDEN.
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3. 9. &enne0p I%ciItetc geltcrn Dor
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Sic Q 6 ulbcG6r0c cr6t.
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loB i'm 9etrogc bon $11,217 ii6er.
mielen, ga Sran Goeoiger obnc Grbcrl
Itorb.
0dS meme 81 eerboir.
Die &eierpoir : @ommiiiion, mel0c
crnornt luoroen lit, UNI Elm @rltnos
ltiid fir ooS nelle N"eierpoir I'M
noromeitli6en Incr on5ltfouien,
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@oIler . Sn9cnieur Grlid cmpIo6lenc
@illioms . @runbitiid, meldeS fat
Elm Nsotllrbefen biloet, an5lttouier ell
lnO iuenn feline ErciSeinigut1g nit
ben Gigentbiimern er5ielt merOcn
fam, oos Gonbemnirlings = Gerfob,
rem ein5ui6loger. Sim Somltog9tadJ,
mittog miro Die %GommiiIion nod.
mails cine Sibling obboltcn. 9ie
Gommiiiion beltcbt ans Wopor Ii
monuS, 8oiicr Sngenieur Glif,
NcGItrotor Sooperu So. S. @orrD
WtobooI mo Geo. 81. @oitbcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-25


Son0 ubgc h rittcn.-0ois
lcD ban @ogner, 9tr. 206, gliSqllitb.
StrnBe, Elm bel Der &eQu. 9rouobcnt
Sun1ber MiQ So. oil Canton = 9(pe.
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iGbriger Nrbeitcr, mllrbc geltcrn9todJ-
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9nlfenS Die rcd)te Sono obge6odt.
Der llnglildliGe muroe in eillem
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&opfinS' Soipitol ge6ro6t.
Il nbc0eutenoer 9rano 5. -
Sn Scr @obnung bon Srou Wargu.
ret Slplth Mr. AZ, @cit . @cltitroBe,
cntItonb 0citern glbeno ollf ulbe'
fonntc @ciic Seiler, neld)eS bon Der
Scuermebr ilt Seine gcloi6t mllroc.
Sum It u II $ It ellun9 int
IS GnrcoolGlub." - Snl Cub
bollie oeS nGborcool Clubs" al, ser
Soporb. mo SronflinitroBc mllr0c
gcltcrn cine I~itSltcllil1g Ser @cmGI0e
bon eli 9. Wopbee bon Sprncltic,
N.-O., itnO YoriS cr6filtet. Sic dit
berit icbcl1Slpcrtbc 4~llSitcQung bleibt
bis 5llm 1. Moi ie0cn @odmittog
often.
G6Ic6cn. - SIN altcr BON 81
Sobrcn Itor6 Gienitog 0oGmittog
i'm Souic ibrer Gnfclit 6rou Q. 9.
@erlod, Nr, 1881, Sit.ErcltonsStr IT,,
6rau Nnna aotbnrina Sd)mid,
@itttpc bon 2olliS g. S6ntid. s5rail
Sdnlid mar in 9eutiGlono oeboren
unb fam i'm 9lter bon 1S So6ren
nod slmerifo. Sic binterlGbt 5pci
Sobnc, @iaiam Sdmid, Sicc.GrGii.
bent Scr vGonioliboteo Gool Co."
unb Senrp S1mid boz, Chicago, 81.
Globli6er z oo. = Sr. Mo6t.
9. Garsmeq, Yr1iibent Ser g(nleri.'
can Sigbting Co., meld)er bier, IN
Woibington ltnb onoeren StGoten
bic @asbelclt6tllng Der Stroben be.
iorgt, lit g~eitern Ibenb 8 llbr plot.
lid I'M 9aoe5immer ieines Sauies,
Scr. 1923, @oriu6 : slpeniie. tobt 5rs
ionlmengeitiir5t. S6neG berbeige.
rlifene ger5te fonnten MIR Den Sob
oes GA Sabre alten Mannes conitar
tiren. Coroner Or. Garutbers pliroa
bon Dem ablcben bes Srn. Garsmea