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The Tupelo journal., 1908-07-10
John F. Phelps.

Mr.. John F, Phelps died on We'd
nesday night at II O'Clock three miles
west of town near Mrs Moores. Mr..
Phelps had been in his usual health
until very few days ago when he was
missed by his neighbors and upon inves-
tigation he was found at his home.
where he lived alone, quite i'll. Inform
alton was received in tonw of his con-
dition and several friends went out to
see him, among the number Mr.. Jay
Lawson. Medical attention was fur
nished him and he was given every at
tention by Mr.. Lawson and his neigh
bors that would add to his comfort. He
gradually sank and died Wednesday
night.
Mr.. Phelps lived for many years
near Shannon. He went out as men,
ber of Co First Mississippi, Infantry
Confederate Volunteers and made a
good soldier He was a Confederate
pensioner of the county. He was a
member of the Methodist church and
those who knew him best appreciated
his many good qualities of heart. His
body was brought to town by Mr.. Law
son and the Confederate veterans and
Daughters of the Confederacy attend
ted the funeral services in the parlors
at the Court House. Rev. j. T. Cum
ningham read the service and made ap'
propriate reference to the character of
the deceased.
The body was laid to rest in a lot
provided by the Daughters of the Coa
federacy.
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Program Fifth Sunday Meeting

Program of the fifth Sunday Meeting
of the Judson Association to convene
with Hopewell church, five miles east
of Richmondlee, the fifth Sunday in
Aug. 1908.
The Committee hopes to see large
attendance there.
l If there is clearly defined plan
given in the Bible for doing mission
work. give that plan. A Gilbert.
2. Give the origin AMI intention of
the Layman' S movement W 0. Thom-
ley.
3. Locate the territory of our home
mission work. and show what has and is
being done by our Southern Baptist
through our Home mission Board. j.
R. G. Gregory
a. Discuss fully our mission work in
China, as regards past and present. R
S. Thomas.
5. Tell what we. as Baptist. have
accomplished in our mission work in
Africa.-R' l.. Birmingham.
6. Is there any difference (exca9t in
ocation) in associational, state, home.
and foreign missions. W. S. Sheffield.
j. A. WILLIAMS.
Committee TODD.
S. p. HARRIS
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STENOGRAPHIC REPORT OF
A. 4 M. EVIDENCE READY

Jackson, Miss, July 8.-The
stenographic report of the evil
dence taken during the recent
meeting of the trustees of the
Mississippi A. and M. college,
held for the purpose of investi-
eating charges against President
j. G. Hardy, has been completed
and will be in readiness to sub
NIT to Gov, Noel when he returns
to the state.
Duplicate copies have been
prepared, one for each member
of the board of trustees, and
these will be sent out for their
perusal. 1t is expected taat the
Governor will allow the trustees
about two Weeks5in which to di-
gest the evidence, after which
he will call a meeting to be held
in Jackson to determine whether
PRESIDENT Hardy should be ex-
onerated or relieved from duty.
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STATEMENT
of the condition of the
PEOPLES BANK & TRUST co.
RIENZI, MISS.


As Reported to the State Auditor June
End, 1908.
RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts ---- S 1949. 81
Overdrafts 74.12
Banking House, Furniture
and Fixtures s- 1892. Is
Due from Other Banks 24S57. 16
Cash on Hand nd------- 2747. So
$3232O. 62
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock ck------------ S 1000. 90
Undivided Profits Less
Expenses -------- 104. 60
Individual Deposits Subject
to Check 22,216.OO
$32, 32O. 62
The Tupelo journal., 1908-07-10

. One of the most charming af-
fairs of the past week was a rose
shower, given by Mrs. Carrie Mai
Wright to her cousin, Miss Mary
Heard Cunningham, a July bride.
Little Mr.. Baskin Wright stood
at the door to receive the roses
on which was pinned the name
of the giver together with some
little sentiment concerning the
bride. After these had been
read by Mrs. Wright, a musical
program was given by the Mis-
ses Topp, Frazer, Clifton and
Hood. Cream in pink hearts
and angel cake were then served.
Later in the evening Mrs. Gray,
assisted by Miss Minrose Kin
cannon, served punch in the hall.
Miss Troy toasted the bride,
Miss Katie Topp the groom, and
Mrs. Mitchell the maid of honor.
The following drank toasts: Mes
danes Wright, WIFI Brown, Coff-
ee, Hall and Mitchell; Misses
Troy, Hood, Topp, Brown, Fra
zer, Clark, Stone, Mitchell of
New Albany, Clifton and Kin
cannon.
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Executioners Sale.

Matthew'S Kinds Lumber & Coal Co.
VS. C. c. Monaghan. Execution for
1854, costs for $2.65.
By virtue of the above stated execu-
ton to be directed by B. A. Curry, a
Justice of the Peace of the county of
Lee and State of Mississippi, l will on
Mo lday the 9th day of July, 1908, at
the Court house door in the city of Tu-
pelo, within legal hours, expose to sale
at public outcry, to the highest bidder
for cash, all the right interest and claim
the defendant, c. c. Monaghan, has in
and to certain lot of land and the
house erected thereon, described as fol-
lows: One acre of land in a square in
the South East corner of the south half
of Section Z, Township II, Range Z,
East, which has been levied on as the
property of said defendant,
and will be sold to satisfy the
judgment therein and all costs. Same
being for materials furnished by plain
tiff to defendant in the cree zion of the
house now situated on said land.
This the 1st day June, 1908.
J. w. BUTLER, Constable.
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THE FOURTH
AT BALDWIN

AlCnOugn Cne mOrnlug opened
threatening, a large crowd as
sembled at Baldwin to listen to
the speeches of the candidates
for Congress, Hon. Geo. T..
Mitchell rnd Congressman E. S.
Gambler Jr. The Committee on
arrangement selected the fair
grounds as the most suitable
place for the meeting and spaci-
Gus grand stand furnishing ample
seating capacity for those pre-.
sent. The Judges stand was
drawn near the grand stand and
furnished an admirable rostrum
from which the speakers deliver
ed their actresses. Hon. H. S.
Philips introduced both speakers
in eulogistic terms. Mr.. Can
dler was first presented and in a
speech of forty-fve minutes, the
time allotted each speaker, re-
viewed his services in Congress.
Mr.. Gambler devoted much of
his time to discussing his effects
to secure rural routes in the
district and stated that 148 were
now in operation. He criticized
speaker Cannon for removing
him from the Agricultural Com
mittee of the House. Mr.. Can
dler that as they were both
democrats there were practically
no issues between them to be
discussed. He was literally ap-
plauded at the close of bis
speech.
Mr.. Mitchell was very grac-
iously received upon his presen-
tation and Immediately began
discussion of the issues for
which he contended. He stated
that he was in favor of requir-
ing all trusts doing an inter-
state business to take out fed
eral license which placed them
under the control of the govern
ment more effectually than any
law now on the statute books.
Their license could be revoked
upon the violation of the law.
He also favors the aid of the
Federal government for public
highway and takes the position
that if the Federal government
can improve the waterways in
alc of commerce it eau also ap-
propriate money for the main
tenance of dirt roads.
He took up the standing of the
various states in regard to rural
routes and showed that in such
statesas New York and Massachu-
setts that more than 1000 routes
had been established, in Nebras-
ka, a state about the size of Mis-
sissippi, over HOO had been es-
tablished, while in Mississippi
there were onlv something more
than 500. He favors the system
md if elected will use his best
efforts to have the facilities very
greatly increased. Mr.. Mitchell
met with frequent applause dur
ing his speech.
In the rejoinder Of ten minu-
tes both candidates furnished
considerable amusement for the
crowd as all their thrusts and
countercharges were made in
the very best of humor.
From the expressions we heard
and the feeling manifested by
the audience, the crowd present
was decidedly favorable to Mr..
Mitchell.
A sumptuous dinner was spread
by the good people of Baldwin
at noon which fully sustained
the we'll known reputation of the
good housewives as artists in the
culinary line. It was eur pleas
to partake of the kind hospital
ity of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Rowan
upon the occasion.
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Nonresident Notice.

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
To Minnie Richardson, defendant:
You are commanded to appear be-
fore the Chancery Court of the county
of Lee, in said State, on the 3rd Mon
day of September, A. D. 1908, to de.
fend the suit in said Court of John
Richardson, wherein you are a defen.
dant.
This End day of July, A. d. 1908.
NORBIN JONES, Clerk.
Anderson & Long, Sols. Complt.
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Nonresident Notice.

Nonresident Notice.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
To D. l.. Huffman. Taib4n 4,t~ Mex
leo, J. A. Huffman. Nevada Texas, Jes-
Sc Huffman, Nevada Texas and Dick
Huffman, Chatfield, Texas, Defendants.
You are commanded to appear before
the Chancery Court of the county OF
Lee, in said State, on the third Monday
of September, A. D. 1908, to defend the
suit in said Court of Mrs. Maud Spain,
Complainant, wherein you are a defen-
dant
This 9Th day of July. A. D. 1908
NORBIN JONES, Clerk
Mitchell & Clayton, Sols. for Complt
SALESMAN WANTED The best
most simple Churning Machine in the
United States,
Write:
MODERN CHURN ATTACHMENT,
Rushton La
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RESOURCES


/, S. J. High. Cashier of the Peoples
and nSS Sherman lrna III Mississpp o ' do herebv e
and exact statement of the Assets and
Liabilities of said banks on the day and
date named therin, as shown by the
books of same
S. ]. HIGH, Cashier
SWORN to and subscribed before me,
a Notary Public in and for the county
of Lee, Mississippi, this the 9Th day of
June, 1908.
(SeaD F. M. SAVERY,
Notary Public.
Examined and found correct this the
9th day of June. 1908
E. j. SMITH, Auditor
The Tupelo journal., 1908-07-10

Round trip rates to Athens Gi;. on
sale June 27,29, %, Jaly J.. l.. good
Is days, for Sl39 80, via Frs-o.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-05-05
!6rofber,oetbum.
ans der bamptfaht.

Snrembnrg II. Npril. ..
s.. 8. nnier 0roBberso9 8ilbelm, Der
ndfiten Mittlpot leinen @eburtstag
beaeben miro, lit leioer and bieieS
Sabr ge3iutnaen, ben ibonen Gag I'M
Iuslanoe 5t feiern. ba Iein @eiunb>
beits3uitanb es linn niht geitnttet,
inter ieiuen 3anbssfinbern an tpeilen.
WtDae Die aniopfernbe Yfieee ieincr
erlen Wattin i'm, Die lang entbebrte
8elunobeit nieberbrinsenl
2mrcm b + q, ~. Ipril. Ser
Central Uorifnno Der 2urembureer
2iga seeer Die Suberfuloie pertbeilte
in ieiner Sibnng bonn Witttpoh Die
berifiebenen Iemter inter iih ipic
folst: ginitimmia ipurben eruannt
gum YrdIioenteu Sr. 81. Seltgen.
Gr5t in 2uremburg; 81 Gices SrGlis
oenfen Die $50. 81. Selabnpe, ar5t in
Suyembura, mnp Iu9. ltlpeliua aus
9ngemtbnrs; gum Sefretdr &r. gberb.
Sonri6t aus 2urembire; gum 8aiiies
rer Sr. 8iftor @abl ans 9uremburs;
an 8eiiiBenben Die so. Sr. Sleih.
Ir5t in Hiimelinaeu uuo 2it. 2ubos
nicp, Seputierter in Sells. Der Yors
itanb beI6loB. bas 9uremburser
Wolf alf ale moalihe @eiie iiber Die
yubertuloie 51 ~belebren, uno ba sic
9iga bereits iest iiber biurei6enoe
WRittel perfiist, ioiort Elm Oispeniaire
IN 2ugemburg 5t er6fineu in Der CIR
fuartuns. oab M %abie6barer 3eit aud
IN anoern sroBeren Srtitaiten bes
Sanoes lolhe Snititlte aelfaifeu
iperSen f0nnen.
Sngemb mrs, 16. Ipril. Sn
Der 5auptitapt iuuroen Die fplgenbeu
Sterbefdlle reaiitriert: Som 10.
Mpril: 9nrl EoleS. alt IA Sabre.
SIreiner; Saul SddiiI. alt II Sab
re. Sienitfueft aus 8abl; H.: alara
a0nie, alt II Sabre. Gbefrau bon
Saf. Niebel. @roBb. Munbi1euf. 49,:
Gath. Wiiller. alt 90 Sabre, @befrou
bon Ebil. Strottner. Sdheioermei>
tier; Cos. Della 9ibera, oft AZ Sabre.
Stein6red9er, ebelos. aus SiiierSins
gen; 8ilbelm @rGs, alt AZ Sabre,
S6loiier, ebelos. Ia: Waria M,tua
Weber, alt 20 Sabre, G6efrau bon
Gift. Sat. Senrion. %aaufnanu; Ger
pais 8asauin, aft 6S Sabre, Gage
lobner ans 8ile; Slilius Sdinbofen,
alt II Wfonate. 10: s. Q. Slices,
alt 81 Sabre, Saselobner, ebelos aus
Oalbeim; Nit. Wores. aft 20 Sabre,
Sienltfnedt. .ebelos. aus Soii1eib.
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Observation-Disclosures Observation-Disclosures
: ~suxem6urger gla&ri&ten :
AV6NkNANbvbN NANbbNNA II

pituldrs @ifar scr Oi68eic Srepiio"
iirb .9llgr. Sos. Sarto al6 Btibnr
bon Nantua". Der brittle 5hcil be-
banbelt: .gnf Dem Stnblc &etri."
NIS Inter Ibtbeiluug selten bier Die
gebdnolin9 Der folseuben 3bentata:
Der pberite Yontifer", ySrei Sabre
zines neuen Hontififatcs". Is Inz
bang lit cine 8eiprehung Der f~ran5pz
itihen Srage geeeben.
@as oieleS 9erf b%eIonbers i'll Die
g(uaen fnllen IdBt. lit Die berrlife
tppoarapbiihe Iusitattung oesIelben
umb Gin iiberaus eleeauter eiuorudss
boiler Ginbano. Die Inerfennung
fir oieie berrlide Seiitung oer Gin@
faiiuns nnO Der tpposrapbiiden auss
itattiins eebiibrt bet rNmericnn Gath
olic Ypblicatiou Societp". 32 linton
Salare. g.. Sem gorf. q. y. Sas
aan8e Werf. ipelhes NIT nolem Hedt
cine 2urtisz Inssabe eenannt miro.
entbdIt eine iebr eroBe InSabl Sau>
ltrationeu unD erlduternoer 8iloer.
lpeIhe ale 8eSus duf ben Sl. Safer
unb feline llnleebung baben nno beionz
pers besbdlb interenant iinb, fpeil lie
Den 2eiern 0es Werfes i~pertbpolle
aenntuiie iiber bas 3eben bes 81.
0aters, Yiis bes Sebnten, ais Yrie>
tier, 8ii6of unb Ydplt. ioipie iiber Die
HerIonen Der nGfiteu ltmsebmn9 oess
lelben in Ser Neeierung Der fatbos
lii6en airhe in 8nm permitteln. 60,
gum geiIpiel, lit es bohIt 6elebreno
! uno intereHdnt. Die 8iloniiie aIIer
GnrbinGie our 3eit Der 8abl
Yiils bes 3ebnten IN bemielben 81
finben.
als ginleitlns 8u Dem idoren
@erfc lit Elm approbierenber grief Oes
bobm'ite papitlifeu Selegaten.
gtier. 9. Salconio. $. D., bon @nihz
inetcn. 8. g., poraiisgeIhidt. go
bari nid)t pereeiien perben, 3i bemers
ten, baB Bic Irbeiten bes bofp' item
Ganonifus Sdymib cine redte 2iebess
orbeit nrlo Elm Sribilt Der 8erebrung
unb 6ohadtiing fir Die Serisrl bes
Sl. 8aters bil0et. iinb baB Der bod
tp'iten SerfaNer III iel6ltloler 9ins
sebung fir Yapit Yius ben 3ebnten
Die 8eitinmiine s~etroffen bat. oaB Der
Meinertrdg bon Dem @erfnufe bieies
8erfes ais Yeterspfennig CT. Seiligs
felt. Yapit Yius Dem 8ebnten, iibers
sebeu tperoen ioI. 0ieies lit tuobl IN
lid Die ifdrfite Gnnpfeblune, ipelhe fin
Die Verbreitims ~besieIben gemad}t
iperDen fam. Ser Hreis bes Wers
tes, lie mad Ginbanb, lit auf $500
uub $1,000 ge9ebeu unb es lit Ouss
ieIbe Su beaiehen bon bet oben ailse<
gebenen Ibreiie. Ger rMmerican Gatbs
olic Qualification Societb".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-05-05

iGmmtlih an S6nlen unb Suitaltcn
in Buffalo. Sie 6erS Seiu : Sc
meinoe 3Gblt 300 Samilien uno III
Der Sdnile iin0 iiber 200 &inber inter
flint Shfpeltern. NaG Dem &C.
burtslanoe iinb 900 Nm~erifaner, 400
Scutihe, 90 Selterreifer nub etlite
Shpeiser. Inter ben Selltid)en
Iteuen sic Hbeinpreuben Das itdrfite
Contingent. Damn fommen Die 2ureuts
burger. Geit 8riinonn9 Der Sc
mcinbe fdnoen itatt $500 Sdufen.
412 S%rauln9en uno 754 Sterbefdle.
Die 8enieinbe nimnlt laneiam 81.
Aus Milwanfee, @is., pcrlautet:
Ser bodsp. Serr Dedant Inton s.
Defer, Der ld~ngidhri9e berbientc
Yfnrrer Der bieiigen ct. Intpninss
8emeinoe. bat perfl. Sonntag in Be-
sleitung ieiuer S6neiter, 6rl. @nria
Seder, linb bes Srn. Srieor. gr5.
Batter bes Hen. q. gr3. cine Heiie
na6 europa dngetreten. 0on Netp
Yort ihIoiien Die Heiienben lid,
ben Steilnebmern an ber pom 8. 81.
Il. Central : 8erein perdnitaltetei1
8ilgerfabrt an ilnb trdten nit ibnelt
am Sumstoa nuf bem 9dmpfer
naonig Nl6ert" Die Sabrt uaf
Henpel an. BON borf eebt ole
IeiIe naf Rom, mo bic Yilger ii6
cine 3eit lang dlifbalten mn bonn
3l. @ater in Iubieit5 iperDen empfnnz
gen iperben. Sann lott iidl Die @es
ielihaft ani uuo Tater Seder ueblr
Shipeiter nrlb Sr. gr6 iperben 2onrs
bes uno 9%urenlburg begin. Oeutihz
laub beiudcn. Bir pilnifen glilds
lide Sabrt nnb Seimtebr!
.3n Neiu Sienna, Spma, ipliroen
am @ittipodl in Der ct. 8onifatiuss
Stride SRI. Iatbilbe Steffen. Sodter
bon Srn. lno Srau German Steffeu,
nnb 6err, 8. @oebinser bon 2ureme
burg, Soma, Sobn bon Srn. nno Sral
Setter 8oeein9er, burh Den bo6tp.
@dter @oeeineer. grnber bes grdu>
ti9ams, ebeli6 getraut. Sn DEM
Steffen<6eimte fanb Die semiitblife
neltliHc Seier itatt. Sns iunge
gbepaar miro lid mad Der Soh5eitss
relic 5u 2urembiirg, Soipd. bditslif
ni%eperIaiieu. Slid gum 8unDel
3m Sen Weit, DUBUQUE County,
Soma, ipurben am Iittpod IN Der
ct. Soiepb' 3 Stride ebelid setraut:
Sri. I. Goes. Sodter o Sru. mp
Srau Seinrid Goes bon paielbit, unb
Serr 60. WdttbetpS bon Barter, Siios
Safptu. Sds inu9e @bepaar ipirb
bieier Gage mad Yarfer, g. 3. reiien
uno lid bort duf elmer Sarm bdiIslif,
nieberlaiien. Semlslben piel Slid
Sum 8unbel
Sm SaoSam, &ans., bcrihieb am
20. Npril Der 3l Hemeri6en, Stanton
&cnib. 2uremburs, aru 20. Septems
Der 1929 gebiirtige Yetcr Sofimann.
Or rnbc in 5riebenl Sen trauern>
Den Sinterbliebenen unier ber5lides
8eileibl
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Ter frobe Reimbursement.

Wem @ott fpiI reftc CUNT eripeiien,
Den id,ift err in Die tpeite @elt.
Dem mill er feline Wunber ipefien.
Sn Berg uno @alb unb Strom nnb
Selo.
Sie Trdeen. Die Sl Sduie lieeen,
Grauidet nidt pas Worsenrotb.
Sic niIien MIR ION 8i%noeripieaen,
@on Sorsen, 2dit uno Ncth Inn grot.
Die Sdhlein bon BEN Bergen lprinaeu.
Die SerGen id,lpirren bod Dor Cult.
Was Jolt ih nidt nit linen iingen,
Nus boiler aebl uno friiter 9ruit2
Den lieben @ott ldS id MIR lpalten,
Der gdflein, 2erchen, @alb ulb Sselo
llno Orb unb 6inlmel ipirb erbalten,
Sat aud mein Sud arf's 8eIt
belteltl
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(Sps5sca fir bieic 3citung.C
Gin prahtupQes Werf aber Yins
ben 3ehnten.

Gin iebr beaGtensperther Beitraa
81 Der &iteratur iiber ben aeaenipdrtia
9lorreid resierenben Sl. Safer, Yapii
&ius ben 3ebnten, Iiegt uns Dor.
Sasielbe itanrmt aus Der Sebcr por
Wfi9r. e. Ganonifus Shmib in Nom
itnr irdgt Die ~Mpprobation oes 6od,p.
8emigius Qaiort. g. Z. g. bes Gen5or
Der Bidder unb bat bas Smprimatur
bes bodfp'iten Gr5biIhofs Sarlep bon
gieip Dprf inter Satum bes s.. De-
5einber 1905.
Sir Die 2eler Der p8a5ette" lit es
imtereiidnt az fpiilen. oaB Der bodls
ip'ite 9anonitus G6mie elm seborener
2hyembur9er aus Der 5auptitaot lit.
fielder in Hon,, ipie all6 in Den Der.
Gtaaten uuo IN 9elgien. in firflidleil
Areiien ie6r befannt lit.
Gent Werfe bes bodfp'iten Camp
nifris Sdmis sebiibrt beionbere @ner>
fennnng tpegen Der intereiianten Mri
nnb 8eilc IN neld)er Die Sarin ents
baItenen ansaben iiber ben 81.
0ater. Yius ben 3ehnten. porgelegt
iperben. ginen 8esriff in 8eau8 ani
bieien Snbalt erbalten uniere 2eier
aus Sol9enbem. Ser erite Sbeil bes
@erfes bat ben 2itel .3piiden atpei
Yontififaten" umb bebnnbelt ~Sas
@nSe Der Megiernnss5eit Secs Ses
9rei5ebnten", .Sinfunoofpan5ig Sabs
re zines Eontiftfates". .Sebe @as
cnnte" unb .Sie GeIdihic bes Gonz
clapes bon 1909. Ser 3ipeite 5beil,
Die eigentlide Geographic Yapit Yius
bes 3ebnten. 5erfdllt IN Die iolgeneen
Nnpitel: Sic S,isenb3eit Carlos,
~Gritc SHrittc auf ser firdliden
%2aufbnbu", .Sos. Sarto Ills Ganonis
tbs. 3an6ler. @eucrals Wifar mn 9as
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Gem lebrs unb inbaltreifen S,lfe.
betitelt r9ebenSpeisbeit in Der
Iaihe" bon benz bohtpiirbigen Batter
s. u. Or. @eis. 8. Sr., eninebmen
mir nadfolgenpe fir gltcrn uno Cir
aieber iebr Interchangeable 3eilen:
IIte Gr5iebungsIcbre.
8uter 9sbrltns. gutter Wieiiter.
2ebrinbre iinp feline Serreniabre.
Iie man Die ainoer seipobnt. 10
bat man tie.
Die gltern miiiicn Die 8oriebuns
Der Siubsr iein.
Ier phne Surdt pdfit. miro lciS,t
obnc Ghre areis.
User i'm Mlter ernten ipiD. Ser muH
in Der Sngenb iden.
@as suerit ms SAP fonmt. oas
nah idmedt es INNER.
gu piel 3ufer in Der Susenn madt
unbrauhbare SG6ne I'M Iiter.
Ier REM 8iiuen feline Nhiden IdBf,
Den mint oas Yfsrb aus benz Sattel.
Steter Sropfen b0blt ben Stein.
Gs fdllt fein Baum BON einem Streid,.
Inter 5ebn tiihtieen MGnnern pers
panten neiin Der Wfiitter. mas lie limb.
Miibiee Sueeno. unaufrieoenes
alter; fleibise Susene, bebaslides
Sitter.
User bie 2eisr binani nil, Der
mub bel Der unteriten SproNe ans
fanaen.
Scs 3iubes @iue ifedt in Der
Nntbe; mur lit Die Hutbe feline
Yeitihe.
Ner nit griinem Sols feuert,
brinat mebr &aub ms 9aus ais
@Grme.
Der Goli ipiro in ieiner Saut tier
ben. ipenn man ie linn nid3t Sapor
nb3iebt.
Us ut beiier. Gin friibpisiees aiuo
ltirbt bnIe. ionit friegt Die Welt einen
Vcden mebr.
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Sn Dsuwanfee, wis, beaina

SIN Waiiwanfee, WiS., beaine am
Sienstag. ben 20. April, pas gbepaar
Matthias Stemper unp 8emahliu
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&inber, 0ertpanbten ilub Sreunpe lire
sofbene Sof)5eit. Der Snbels 9rdiIs
tigam iuu,be am IS. auguit 1884 5t
2iircmbura aeboren, H~-#Stahse
fSes perebelihte CT iib nit Der jesi>
gen SubeIbrnllt. lpelfe am %. De-
5ember ebenidls in 2nremburg eebps
rem tpuroe. SieIclbc fam I'M Sabre
1855 nod Imerifd. Seit Dem Sabre
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8onifatius Wemeinbe, Der j Seels
ioraer Mep. Seinrih z. Stenper, Der
dlteite Sobn bes Subelpuares, lit. Ser
gliidlid)en Che e%ntiproiien aiiber beme
lelben Shipeiter ". Senriea, g. &c.
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unb Srau &utbarinn Shipars, beioe
bon bier, Sobn 8. Stemper. Srgantit
Der ct. 8ouifatiuss &irfe in Chicago
linS Sbomas Stemper. 9ebrer uno
Sraaniit Der biejieen ct. gonifa5ilss
@emeinoe. Muber bieien paren
nod fiinf3e6n Gntel BEL Der Seier 3iis
geseu. Sas feierIide 8rdutamt
tpuroe in Der ct. 8onifatiis : Stride
Surf ben bod)ip. 0ater 8. Stemper
celebriert. Neb. $. Mies. 9rofeiior
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dendlpr inter 2eituna beS Srganie
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ldlnt. Die Seier man elm GreigniB
ni6t rur fir Die Subeleemeinbe nno
tbrcn Scelioreer, bphip. Srn. Soiepb
@. 9bies. ionoern fir Die aeiammte
fntbolii6e 8epDlferung. Die airfc
permotte Die 9robe 3abl Der @ldubis
gen. Die gum Sbetl aus peiter Gnts
fertlliig 3iir Seller berbeiaeifromt ma
rem, funm al faiien. Sir bic nod
iebenoen nno Der Seier beitpobnenoen
@riinoer Der 0emeinbe, lotpic bic aus
Der lesteren berboraeeaneenen
Srcensl6weitern iparen GbrenpIdse
reierpirt. Die @amen Der ebrtuiirs
bigen Yioniere Sinb: Wutbias 8eIter,
Satob Sebs. Wineent gobn, Solepb
Sheier, 8rau 8atbarina Stiimpf unb
Srnu Gliiabetb YeterS. Die $odter
Der 0emeinbe, ipeldc iid bem
CrDenSberuf 9eniSmet. beiSen:
Sdipelter Mt. Mueuita (se6. Iufs
ftug). @.- Yauline (BriiheD, M.
Rnnla %tSennere). Nl. 2iionino
(9inn), NC. Noinlia (airdner) unb
W. Claudia .(Socfler). Sic mtrfcn
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Aus hsm iibrissm Tbeiiem,

Smrgtin ter, 10. Ipril. Scute
perIdieo bier I'M. boben Glitter bon %
Sobreu. Serr git. Sell alls Gilens
born. @ater beS bieiisen Sebrers Nif.
Sell uno Sd)pieaerpater bcS Srn.
@tiiiler, @rigapier III Gapeaen.
Ghternad d., II. April. Son
ben alter 9eputterteu teller ibre