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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-12-21
NORTHUMBERLAND

Niss Nay liza EurBer. q Earfn-
Vile and Ar. Thomas William NCr-
gan. q Erookwoc1. Ala. were married
a. the FsrnViIe Methodist Church
ca Tuesday morning. iast ~ the Rev.
Samuel o. Hatcher. assisted BY the
Rev. oscar Llrrletor
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-12-21

james H. Thrift q Sorthum Der
lard county. died suddenly few days
sgc while engaged g. work on a new
dwelling az Downinss. 81 Richmond
county H. Is survived by his wife
and clElt children
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-12-21

veyed the gift IN letter % Or. 4. s.
woodward. the president Al the
meeting called % order a. 10 o'clock
the trustees made appropriations az
EreEatng S52s.s40 for the work dur
ing the coming year
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-12-21
Decatur Miller.

Decatur Miller. OF Rappahannock
county. and "a brother OF Mrs. T. Is
Auiss. OF Luray died suddenly Mon
day AR Miller was a large real es-
tate owner.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-12-21

Mr.. Joseph II. Peer. one q Western
izens. died al his home al Grand
Springs Mr.. Peer was seventY-nNe
years OF age and IS survived by his
widow and one daughter.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-12-21

20 Nr. Waitsr ~ Cafsweed Wa esIs-
brAtea IN Green Pend Baptist Church.
PfftsFl ganta county. o. "Wednesday
ei2tlns
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-12-21
Mitchell O Mayo
When Your Ship Comes In

The ability 90 save money Is he
result ot self-dertal. but when your
ship comes in--fortlne. fame and phil
antlrcpy are yolrs ln exchange Tha
fret few dollars O. youth tell
TIE future
star, g savings account with The
Merchants National Bank. Richmond.
Va
Safest for Savings" and no adverse
WIND VIII ever delay your ship
Write them to-day
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-12-21

SOLD or EASY PAYMENTS: ENTIRE
catslsHDs Edison Records and all
machines IN steck az eos East Maln
street. RiehmOnd. Va c. Il. HAYNES
4 CO
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-12-21

Largest Weekly Circulation
In the State.

For the convenience OF our patrons
who desire 10 place their wants" be-
fore a large number or readers
throughout the state. We have ar
rauEernents with other leading week
~ pzpern by which your want ads"
can be printed IN Is OF the best week
" papers IN Virginia. at a cost OF only
3 cents a word. Leave your order and
cory a. this once.
FOR SAIE-FANCY PIGEONS, HON
ers. TumbIers. Swallows. owls. ORA
gons. English Runt Maltese Hens
and CGrne&ux- Must be sold: win
sacrifice CLOPTOS. Al North Thir-
tteth Street. Richmond. Va
HUMAN HAIR BOUGHT AND SOLD
at HUGHES. 2es ~. Third Street
FARM AND TIMBER SELLERS.
YOUR BUSINESS SOLD. LIST YOUR
farm now. Having calls daily. AN
DEKSON REAL ESTATE AND LAW
co, Eleventh and Main Streets.
Richmond. Va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-12-21

HUMAN HAIR BOUGHT AND SOLD
- HUGH IS. 2es ". Third Strest
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-12-13
Rebuilding of Friseo's Chinatown.

The rebuilding of the part of San
Francisco Familiarity known as China
town is one OF the many noteworthy
achievements of the city since the fire,
says the San Francisco Chronicle
Driven by the flames from their quar-
ters. the Chinese moved across the. bay
and settled temporarily in Oakland.
These enterprising business men did
not lose any time in coming TO the
conclusion that they should return and
rebuild upon the smoking ruins. and
almost before the bricks We're cold
they began to clear the land for the
substantial brick structures which now
practically cover the entire district
Far better buildings now stand upon
the sites of the picturesque show place
of San Francisco, many of the new
structures having distinctive orien.
tai cast. Business has returned to the
old places. and the life of Chinatown
is the same as it was before the disas.
ter
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-12-13
Remarkable Linguist.

President Roosevelt once called King
Oscar the ablest Of European rulers
From his early youth Oscar always
evinced a deep interest in literature
and art He became an accomplished
musician and composer. Il dramatist Il
poet. a historian, a painter and re-
markable linguist, writing eight IAN
guageS and speaking five. King Oscar
has been called the most eloquent ora
tor in his country where oratory is
still held in very high esteem. Most of
his literary work was done before he
became king.
The modesty of King Oscar has been
Il favorite item of praise by his adj
mrers for many years. When lie trav-
eled abroad lie usually went incognito.
and even in his own country he pre-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-12-13
BY ROBERTUs LOVE.
r Fan BAPTIsTE JULES RERNA

n Fan BAPTISTE JULES RERNA-
DOTTE, one OF Napoleon's fla
d nous marshals, was the grand
father of Oscar H., king Of
Sweden, who died at Stockholm Dec
s. and was the founder of the roy
al line. Bernadotte in 1918 became
king of Sweden and Norway as Charles
NV. His son succeeded him as Oscar
|. The second Oscar was the third
son of the first Oscar and consequent
ly was not reared with any expectation
OF reaching the throne. He was per-
mitted to follow his own bent, which
Inclined to the sea Young Oscar.
born Jan. II, 1899, entered the Swed-
ish navy at the age of eleven. The
young prince worked hard, passing
through all the grades and winning
his lieutenancy in the regular army.
Prince Oscar entered the University of
Cpsala at the age of twenty, where he
distinguished himself In mathematics.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-12-13

hunter. While his fathers tastes ran
largely to literature, Gustaves bent is
toward craftsmanship. Nevertheless,
he is something of student. Gustave
is an admirer of Emperor William of
Germany and has made a close study
of military matters. When he was
regent some years ago 1t was matter
Of gossip that he aspired to make the
dual kingdom a military power. and it
was said Ivy certain Swedes at the time
of the separation of Norway that If
Gustave were king he would lick the
devil OUT of the Norwegians" rather
than let them go their way
With more years and more expert
ence. however. the successor to the
democratic and amiable Oscar appears
TO have learned wisdom and acquired
conservatism. 1t is generally believed
throughout Sweden now that Gustave
will make an acceptable king Like
his father. he is tail and of striking
appearance.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-12-13

After his university course he resumed
his career infthe navy, making cruises
to many lands.
His brother, Gustave. the crown
prince died, and the second brother,
Charles, became direct heir TO the
throne. Charles being childless. Prince
Oscar thus became distinct proba
bility in the line of succession. He
was twenty eight years of age and I'M
married. After visiting many Euro
pean courts the prince met and mar
ried Princess Sophia of Nassau in
1857. On the death of Charles XIV. in
1872 Oscar II. assembled the throne.
Thus the fourth Bernadotte king of
Sweden and Norway was but two gen
erations removed from the founder of
the line, and he was born when Jules
Bernadotte was still on the thrones
For many years King Oscar pos
sessed the distinction, of which it is
said he was proud. of being the tailest
Of European monarchs. He stood six
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-12-13
Before
Building

see that your contractor furnishes
the BEST security for the per
Torrance of his contract.
MANY OWNERS REQUIRE
contractors to give bonds of the
American Surety Company of New
York. If you do this you will
have back of your contractor the
strongest Surety Company.
A RESPONSIBLE CONTRACT.
OR will find it to his advantage
to furnish bond of the American
Surety Company OF New York,
because it affords the highest form
of security to the owner.
FOR BONDS ON CONTRACTS.
and Surety Bonds of every kind
apply to the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-12-13

, llE NEW hlNG, AND Ut ZEN
ferred when on a trip to be known
merely as a nobleman. 1t is related
that on one occasion a purse proud no
bleman rolled up 10 wayside inn. his
carriage horses spent, and haughtily
demanded the hire of fresh animals.
You must wait at least an hourrfor
fresh horses" said the landlord.
What? L? Bring me horses at once.
my manr'
..The only horses 1 have are being
hitched up for that gentleman yon-
Ger" said the innkeeper, pointing to Il
tall. slim man.
The no5leman approached the tall
person. saying:
Il must have those horses. l Will
pay you a liberal bonus. my man"
81 intend to use them myself" quiet
~ replied the other, stepping into his
carriage.
Perhaps you are not aware who |
am" cried the naughty nobleman. 81
am. sir, Field Marshal Baron George
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-12-13
A King Whom All Sweden Mourns
Oscar Accessible NonarcsTale
Kindliest-flis
Man of Action

Spare, the last and only one of my
race"
Il am very glad to hear that" said
the tall man as he drove away. ut
would be terrible thing to think
there might be more of you coming"
AS the tall man was King Oscar H..
il is evident that the monarch pos
aeSSed a sense of humor along with
his other qualities
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-12-13
NURSES TO BE SINGERS.
Music In Sickroom Advocated as Part
of Attendants Duties.

Music In Sickroom Advocated as Part
OF Attendants Duties.
The trained nurse of the future will
be expected to sing to soothe the patient
she attends, says a Baltimore special
dispatch to the Washington Post. In
an address to the Johns Hopkins Hos
pital Nurses club at Baltimore the 9th.
er day DR.. George Stratton, professor
of experimental psychology of Johns
Hopkins university, laid particular
stress upon the Importance of music in
the sickroOm and emphasized the fact
that there was nothing so appealing tG
the emotions of Il sick person as melody
of some sort.
DR.. Stratton said the young woman
who in the future chooses to devote
her life to nursing the sick should be
able to sing.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-12-13

the authorities in Picking that some
soldiers are paying no attention tc
these regulations. so instructions have
been issued TO the effect that any Off
Ger or man found smoking will be al
once beheaded.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-12-13
His Head For a Smoke.

According to the Chinese opium reg
ulati6ns of last November, all teachers.
scholars, soldiers and sailors of all
ranks We're to be allowed three months
wherein entirely to relinquish the
opium habit. informant has. reached
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-12-13
Long the King Of Two Countries.

II Is SAID mat oscars consuming de
sire from the time he ascended the
throne was To go down IN history as
the king of peace" That he lived up
To this ambition two years ago, when
he permitted Norway to become sep
arate kingdom without war; is i mat
ter of recent interest. For thirty three
years he had been king of Sweden and
Norway, but when the latter country
desired TO he represented abroad by
its own consuls for its own interests
the king accepted the situation and
permitted Norway to depart in peace,
though many of his counselors urged
belligerent measures. King Oscar did
not believe in coercing the common
people. His own grandfather was 4
humble country notary in France be-
fore he fought with Napoleon.
When the kings son and successor,
Crown Prince Gustave. was married to
Princess Victoria of Baden in 1881 the
father revealed not only his eloquent
/ tongue. but his paternal heart in wei
coming home the bridal couple.
/ Ii is interesting to note that by this
marriage the crown prince brought
! back to Sweden to sit as queen upon
/ the throne of her fathers, a great
granddaughter of the baniShed King
/ Gustave ", who was driven from
the kingdom by Bernadotte.
Most Popular Woman In Sweden.
The new king of Sweden. Gustave
! V. is said TO be much less popular
! h1n hi of tn
! report he is reticent, sedate, eXclu-
| sive and undemocratic. This tend
ency is attributed by some persons
to his wife, who belongs TO an ancient
line of monarchs and holds tenaciously
to the doctrine of the divine right of
kings and the privileges of her class.
Nevertheless, no woman in Sweden is
more popular than she. Every year
7 she provides 4 Christmas tree for the
sick poor children in the hospitals at
Stockholm, going personally to the hos
pital to see the children. Her many
kindnesses to the poor and the attiict
ed have caused her to he much beloved
throughout the country.
Gustave is forty years old and is
not without experience as ruler. For
several months during his fathers i'll
ness he was regent, ruling both Swe-
den and Norway He showed excellent
ability. Gustaye's popularity has in
, creased considerably since his earlier
i days. when he. was quite unpopular. -
Enthusiastic Hunter.
Gustave is called the Nimrod of the
Swedish family. He is an enthusiastic
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-12-13

feet two and a half inches. Slim, !
erect dignified, he was every inch a !
king
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-15
Spnncnnniaann nnS llnteraana.
Tue @etter.

Gitr Wiurplun0 mo Den Giltritt
Columbia bcIttc tlur, morgCn tbcll.
mciic belpoltt mo mormCr; nad) bcn
Siloeu umiprinGcnOe @InOc.
IS mar 9~citcrn toIt; nm . l(br
MorQcnS iton0 oo9 thermometer an
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h0ditc lcnlperotur mor Is 8ro0 lml
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,<l ocn QnOcren Numoc9 Wetier.
@cobudtumg9.S totionen Dltrocn Gle
i~olgcnoen ni~coriqIten (cmpcraturcn
ucr5eid)nct:
GaItport -, Torlluno %. Bolton
80, Nlbonp 81, Ncm. Dort "a, TbiIo,
oeIpbio "a, Ntlnntic.Gitp 81, Wolb,
in0ton 81, Ntoriolf 80, Charlotte 30,
@iImingtou -, Ghurleiton 3S, gu.
ualuuab "a, NodionpiIIe IL, Supitcr
IS, acp. Ncit 6S. NtIontn 80. Wont.
0ontcru 30, Nelu.S Orleans AZ, BALE.
ilinc II, 8olpciton i6, Corpus Gbriitl
IS, Wcnpbia 81, Cincinnati 80,
Eitt8bur9 80, SSlucgo %, Buffalo
2G, Getroit -. GlepeIano 2S, Ilpena
Is, Woroilette 16, Green Ban II,
Chicago "a Iulltb 6, Ct. Ronl ~,
ct. 2ouia %, auniao Gin 20, Gina.
ia 20. Sllrou Is. 0ismord 6, Willi.
iton 0, SABRE II. Sclcno -, SoIt
&afc Gin 81, Gcnncr iG, N..Elutte
A. GoO0c.Gitp Is, 9lntorilo IS, COS
NuQclcS Is,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-15
Ias @ahIeraebniR i'm Staate.

Iie RepiSir,ug Ses 3ahlreiuItGt$ CT.
1icbt 102O1t Stimmen iiir Gre.
TIERS unS 94,3O2 iiir @oiiber I'M
Stuotc. Gr-Bouoerneur &obu
@uIter Smitb erbielt III Wnio.
ritGt I'M Stnute ais GanoiOni iiir
sen @unoC2icnnt.
Nld) in Sen % Counties oc9
StaatCs baben Die Wablauiiittab2-
h0roen bic RCpioirung Der @uhlreiuI-
tote beenoct. mo Oos @eiummtreiuIs
tat lit, oaB ser Gcmotratiide @ouucr-
neurs-GauoIont Muffin Z, Grotber9
t02,O7l uno ser republifnniid)e Gan.
oi0at SEQ. II. @uither 94,302 Stims
men crboIteu. Merru 9rotber@ Elura.
IitGt bctrGQt iomit 1853. GaS NotMn
luor III Den Ocrltieoenen Counties
luO ser Siuot Baltimore mic iollt:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-15
ltniGhc rincs Cages.

Gle 5%cDnjdbrigc Mice Seller Don
cincm itlucren Mdgen III Der vi.
pcrii0C.9Ipcnuc ilbcriobrcn llnb &c.
t00tct. Cos ainb lpolltC nlli
bcn Mo9cu ~lpringcn mo mitIob-
rcn. - Nnocrc llnfdilc oea 5u9tS.
Gin id)redlidrr lhl9liitaia ereiG
netc lid) geltcrt No6nlittog gcgel d
llbr Dor Dem &nilic ytr, TIP, Mipcr.
iioe.Ipcnuc, bel Dem bic l0jdbri9c
Mice 9eler, uon 9tr. ia. SiteroB.
Str, iun'S Ecbcn tont. Gas Mdo'
d)cll ipicltc nit mebrcrcn lclncr
Trernoinnen IN Der Riperiioc. Npenle,
lno tros scr Wormngen zines Dor
bcifpmmenocn Ncrrn bingcn lid) olc
Nleincn an Die pprbciIobrcu0cn No
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Damn m0brcnb Der Snhrt luiebcr nb'
Mipringcn. slla cin init bier FIcrl
Gct ~beipnnntcr Snlnibla cntIull &c
luhrCn fam, periild)te IliCC Gclltr
cbcnfnll@, bna @Cfuhrt i'll crtlcttcrn.
bod alitt lie aus, unb che Scr SUIT
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81, Noro.9 roobmup, bcn MaNcn
jlnl Stehcn brin0cn fonlltc, lpar Der
Mleincn hna rcdltc Nlntcrroo itbcr Die
W~ogCl9c1cno ~Geiubrcn. N%rUuBtloH
lultrOe oic Sdnuerperlebtc III ouS
Snlta Don Srol Wnl. Shono3, Nr,
ll12, observation-disclosures, 9ctrd1el. Ger
herbeigcrlticue NrSt, Gr. Sboma0
S'Tuuncll, Crtanlte I'M crltcn Nu.
Qenblidr, oaB boa Geben oc@ Ninbca
0ui DEM Spiel iton0, mo rici Ole
NmbnIon5 berbei, Die Ooo Hino nod
ocnl Observation-Disclosures 0.Noipitol
brad)tc, no eo tllr5 Dor : llhr lCincn
ldlucrcn iunercn NerIcelm9cn Crlog.
Ger gclierr slbenb Den Soil inter.
iud)enoe Coroner Wurtin pout iiloli.
den Iiitrift miro oller W0brihein.
Iid)teit mad Don eincm SnQlleit ab-
iebcr. bo noh ben 3ell9enmlsiugen
Der autifer BON oller Sd)llo irei iii.
8eiGDrIiher Sturj.
Ger Sci5cr Soiepb Bunting, 40
Sabre olt. melhcr aii Dem sur 3eit
lei Occult. Foint Dor Inter licgcnocn
ihottiid)en Tunlpier .Sciliu" beihGi-
tiat lit erlitt geitern ldJuerc innert
8~erleBungcn unb luabriteinIit nudJ
cillcn ShGoclbrudl OILS ct mGhrc1o
Der 8%errittung elmer Trbeit pom
Gcd oe5 Shiffes ungci0br - bis 20
Sub tiei olli Die @erite 9tr. 81 ~itilrStc.
Gr lpuroe IN DER Mmbulonj III ooS
llniperiit0tS .Soipital irpnaportlrt.
Z "a.
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1tntcrbaItnnas . @egDciier.

,,W,uTt. Ntabemie" - rTbe little Gbcrub".
,,Afbaunb's - .SitgiHtus".
,esaneh" - ~Ruic plu 5olD 60.
,SorS's" - 30 W}iIce from BOTTOM.
,Sputbnn" -- She 9ursIar u1o the HGSN"
,Auoitorinm" - .@uiler GrorpH".
cWlatGlauo"-Gcith'5 n|u ztnr" fYSaioebtUc.
Characterization Abe SItIIltN .StHner".
.,9'eip Monumeutnl" STAB SiHi9 FIrIess
uuPre" in STCuWlqUo".
,,YriuceS Tbcatrt" Griibcr oIbe Baltimore
Iheaire~J - SroffmIuge &UIiitIlIu1 am TrPi'
tlg, 0Cn ~. EooembCr, 81 IyopuiOIc".
9nbin's, 4O4-40G Eit.SnItimores Gtrafe -
Observation-Disclosures IHo beDeBlihe NiloCr.
nEhe 500" NORTH Huenuc lno Cat Z TRADE
icpt often.
.sPeftpor PALACE statina Mint" lett often.
Trittte RenbUop,Rccit1I am Gretiaa. ben
II. 9tupcmber. NutmliidNs 4 uhr.
,,Arbeitct Mldnncrdlor". - MtOuiGa ben IS.
RUuenbCr. 2I,dbrigC9 Sttflinpefeft. petbnnoCil
init Gonlcrt una RGg, IH ocr a%ScgnaHta' DidH=
uCrdUC Sale.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-15
Bur Nendltunn.

Ter r1tutife Gurrsipuubsut" uIHlmt Su jtssr
9eit @triftr uuf hber 9erlobuuaeu, Spd1Seiteu,
8sburtstaat, aoloeue unS ilbrrne 9pdlJeiteu,
Beieaidaf ITO .slbeHbe etc, nit ben Ramcu oer
aupeisnSeu, bic abrr bentlifl aeidlrieben ieiH
ieIfu. gudl Acknowledgment speroeu germ
aufeeuommen. Tie Giuisubrr ioIher gerttite
niiisH uber ibrtu %amru u%uteridreiben uno
Dor anrm nitlt p~rrarFsn, 20 bic 5titIiditeit
{~tattianS 49, strafe unb pagsuummer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-15
@cibnad)tsienbunaen.
iihnrnnhnnn, MnInkn

Wlr ubernebmen Yadete 3llr
prcmpteIten 9ei0roerung had aIlen
4ldsen oes auslanbes uno ~lieieru
Scnonnsen mad, @urid) per5olIt ul,o
obne Speien. lin red)tSeitise gu
iteanng er3ielen 81 fonren, iollten
Yadete 10 friib ais m5alif IN iinieren
Sanoen iein. sbeo. 8, 0iener &: &c.,
2t7 Slt-9attimoreitrabe. (3O9-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-15


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- Der 9tegcr Irtbur Wroipn iulroc
geItcrn bonn Foli5eiritter Goldman
II, Der norblueitlid)el Eoli3eiitotion
irearn ollgeblid)er @i1omie Dem Sc.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-15

8cnSeler's Sotcl, 400 Galpcrt.,
Gde NfuIberrp.Str Glesantc SdIaf.
simmer, makise Ereiie. Iahlseiten
3u jebcr sasesscit. 8ceulare Gimers.
Tcinite getranfe nnb Giaarreu.
Gigentbdmer Balter u. Ncubeler.
= lDftt-1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-15
Rus 1T Steil's 8icro

Gin Bier, BAG cine po[Ifommenc
8dbruna bat; ein Bier, oos il, ser
srauerei uno nidt i'm Masen seaob.
rem miro; alio elm Bier, ocs Den No.
Gen n'ft itaoigt. las lit Steil's
SIerH! C30S, 1875
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-15
tior".@ius i'm Gomite begraber mir,
Im Grade lit Hub'.

Gie irbiihe 6iillc ser an WontoJ
aus Dem 2cbcn gcidieoencn 6ralt
Hoiu @elo auf ser HouOon Fart-
Cemetery Dem Sd)ooBe Der GrOe
sur lcetcn Rube %iibcrgcbcn. -
Srau Slliu WtilIcr's 8%cgr6bniB.
GaS 2cid)enbegGngniB Ger an
Vtontag I'M Nlter pbn 10 &obren per-
ltorbenen Jrau Hoio SclO, geb. Reier,
1anO geItern N~adInlittng Don ibrer
Wobnung, Ir. 30, Siio.Gutalp- Ctr,
aus ali Dem 2ouoonsNart' 5rieoboie
ltatt. Eoltor SlIliu3 0olnlonn Don
Der ,}lou9. STRIDE on Der ytor0.Bnpltr.
amtirtc il 0nule mo am @rnbe; er
mar bon Fuitor hilbert 'Slldel Der
congregational STRIDE. Ode EreIton-
Ctr. ull0 Wurnlan6!Nuc., ioluic Don
Ealtor Ir. Mlllcr Don Der 5~lpeitelt
engliid)en lutberiid)cn STRIDE al Sonl'
buro.Str. aiiiitirt. Cine Iitllc prdd)s
tiger Sllnlcn uno arGn5c luoreu bon
Treunocn mo Icrluonotcn Der yer.
%'torbenen gcbradt norOcn mo Den
Sorg 0edte cine Tetc aus neiben
Roien. Oils 9abrtuttrGger ilIngir.
ten ole Scrrcn: Sobu Goof, Robert
NoIiooD, Sobn 9. @ouioop, George
<. NIad, 9bos. Heier, GbaS. 6iden-
id)er, Irtbur Guonot Wno GbaS. Ill.
rid. Srau SeIO murbe ON 4. Npril
1887 IN &ulmbad), VnperM aeborcil
mo fam int 1G. Hcbcnojobre nab
Nmcritu. Sbr Wnttc Charles Nel0
AinG ibr id)ou inSobre lSS2 I'M Sobe
uorollS. Nurd) raltloicn 6lciB er-
iporb lid Ole Iobiugcid)icocnc I'M
0lumcngcitGit cine ior1loic Griiten,
lrnO lie 5ablte 5l ben 0nAcIcbcnIter
GCutidJcn Gomilicn in baltimore.
Stcts CAB iic germ uno ltono. 100
inunlcr lie tonntc, Nrnlcn mo Nnf0ll
gcrr nit Hotb mo Sbnt SIR Seitc.
Sie hc8tc cine gang b%elon0cre Yer.
llcbc fiir SlumlcH, ulo hut lbr |'lll
mcnNcihoil ourdb lire criudbnte UNI
crmiiolitc 5b0tlgtcit cincn. crIttl1ilt'
gen Rui crmorbeu. Sic ltnrb nod)
tnr5cnL idpercn Scioen pon Sun.
hertcn tief betrouert. Tic Tubinge.
ldjieoene bate icit ibrcr Nltunit III
%9tucrifo oen nGcntihen Gorreipou-
bcntcn" gcbalten uno bis an ibr &c
bcnscnoc geleien. Sic binterl0Bt Die
%fulgcnoen, i0mmtlid) IN baltimore &c.
hcnben ainoer: Sri. &cnu &elO, Sri,
Wiuthiloo Sclo, Irou Sobn Sentp
@CoiB, Srll. Glnil I. Selo unO 81.
Hoiu dcpS SelO.
Sulia Willcr.
llntcr grober 9etbeili9ung bon
Seibtrn2enOen iono geitern Nud)mit-
tog Ole @ecroiging Der am II. no
pember i'm 9Iltcr bon 81 Sobrcn per
~iiorbenen 6rnlt Sllio Wtillcr polI
Sruucrbouie. Mr. 2l04, SeiierioEitr.,
ans aIli Dem oelltid)en rct. 81. Naulst
Trieoboie an or perl. =. NpeEue ltatt,
nad)oem Eultor .. Shl:iter einen
%feierlid)en Srnuer9ottesSienit eebal'
ten botte. Cine Siille prdd)tiger Slu-
meniprnocn itnlildte Den Surg, Gic
lebtc Gbre olS 9abrtlldtru1er erlule'
len Scr 0eritorbcnen Die @errcn Sobn
WeiseI, Nif. @los, Sp. SORT, Seni.
Yfeifer, SAT, Ynltaot lnb >Sobn Mil'
Ter. Sr. Gbr. Wtiilcr leitetc Die Be
crbi9umg. Trau Wtillcr puroe an
s. Sui 1871 in WittCliroltcn gebo.
rcil mo fam i'm Sitter BON ~ Subrcn
nad) Mmerifu. Sic mar 40 Sabre
lang nit Scrru rSobn MiIlcr perbei'
ratbct. Nchcn 2eBtercm binterluBt
tic 5iuei S0bnc. SS. Geo. ". nn0
Gboa. j. Wilcr, cine fod)tcr, Srau
Charles q. @iihop, 10 Gnfcl uno ;
llrcnfCl.