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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-08-20
MONTGOMERY CENTER

Shortly before midnight Saturday III.
local politicians fled the name Of D. II.
Head az republican candidate for town
Representatives.. NJ. Foley, chairman
OF til" democratic town committee, fled
the name OF Birney ". Pcase early in
the evening as the candidate OF that
party. union tugtice ticket was also
filed.
The 10 hours alteration, held at St
Isidore's Church from Sunday to Tues
day. was very largely attended. Sundav
evening the Rev, \. -. II, Dor!on o..
Richtord give a sermon on sunday OBJ
.erv.nc- and tho Rev NJ. 5. O'Donne!l
Monday evening preached on the sacra-
ment Of pcnauce Tie othor priest. pres
ent were the Revs. y. j, lachance o.;
Fairfield, Norbert Lachaucc % HYDE
Park, J. z. Leblanc of Barton and Joseph
Campenu OF Sheldon Springs.
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ENOSBURGH.

Mr. and Mr.. Austin Whitcomh %
Beverly, Mass. are passing Il fow weeks
at the old homestead witt hts nephew.
q. II .Whtcomh, Miss Flora Iariio,
contralto soloist of tho Reformed COL
lcg!ate Church New York city, Is wit
her sister, Miss Alice Har1c visiting
their aunt, Mrs J. Melvin Wright.-Miss
Winchester OF Fair Haven, Mass. Il.
passing some time with Mrs. Belle T
Warner.-Mrs Jane. Kidder and Mrs
Harry Kidder, who have both been very
H. are somewhat better.-Erncst Kent
Is passing his vacation with his parents
tho Rev. and Mrs. Kcnt.-The Misses
Green Of bakersfield are the guests q
their cousin, Y. L. KcnNeld.-The Chris.
tan Endeavor societies q: the Conprcgn-
tional and Baptist Churches gave a
social at the Congregational Church
Wednesday evening.
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EAST FAIRFIELD.

Mrs II. H. Sturtevant and Mrs Eva
II. Gates returned Monday from High
gate SprinEs.-Misses Margaret Law
and sadie Aerrill arc spending few
days at Silver Lake, Franklin.--Miss
EHssle Prirxle liz visiting In BOSTON,
Irving Chase 1. IN Newport for n few
weeks Captain q. ". Burlcson OF the
United states Customs department, Bur
linE'on IL passing hi. vacation at h'c
home here Timothy Dufrosne OF st.
Albans is visiting his parents-Madame
Hausscner and daughter, Mss Jessie
who have spent two months in town,
have returned to New York
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BAKEPSFIELD.

Col. II. f. Brigham was nominated
as candidate for town representative
at the democratic caucus Friday
evening.
Miss Florence Isham Of Worcester,
Mass is spending two weeks with her
! parents.-Mrs. Oscar Ducharme and Two
children OF Glens Falls, y. Y, are visit
| Ing Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Blodah.-Miss
| Susan Shattuck and Miss Collins ~
Providence. K. l., are spending few
| weeks IN town.
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BEAVER.

The masons have L. II. Caswelis new
house nearly all plastered Arthur and
Ernest Austin OF Randolph are visiting
their father. T. s. Austin.-Mrs Wills
King was not able to accompany her
family home. Her youngest child Is III
and Mrs. William Churchill is caring for
her.
Nr. and Mrs. =. J. Hcwey and child =
rem OF Springfield. Mass, were recent
visitors at II. w Craftss. Ralph South
ard is passing few days with Mr. and
Mrs. i. n. Caswell.--Mr. and Mrs James
Wagner and son visited here Sunday -
No services were held at the Methodist
Episcopal church Sunday on account Of
campmceting Willis King IL no
better, and was taken to 81. Adams
hospital August H.
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BOLTON.

Road Commissioner T,ancor, who was
been at the hospital in Burlington for an
operation on his knee. has been obliged
to- return there for treatment
Mrs. Eddy will hold religious services Mt
the village school house Sunday after
noon.-Miss Glenna McDor~'i Is a guest
this week OF MIR. and Mrs. c. r. Sabins.
Mrs Lala stevens nd daughter, Alice
have returned from visit to Mrs. Kate
Thomas in Brattieboro
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SOUTH HERO.

The largest lawn parity of the season
was held at the residence OF DR.. Caron
Tuesday evening. An address was given
by the Rev. Father Cahill OF ST Adams.
Music WAS furnished by the Grand Isle
orchestra ana Miss Walbridge whistl>i
several selections The proceeds were $50.
Mrs. Lillian Axtell and daughter
have returned to their home In Kan
sas after some time at Juan Robin
rons.-on- OF the plcasantest social
events OF the season was the lawn
party given at tho residence Of Mrs.
Petty by the ladies OF the churches
at South Hero. Notwithstanding tho
unfavorable weather there were about
zoo present. The grounds and house
were beautifully illuminated and music
was furnished by local talent and
guests from various summer hotels
and camps The receipts were about 80,
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

+. q. Baglcy went to Suncook, \, H..
Saturday, where he has employment. -
son vas born to Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Gorton August l3. William Chaplin ana
daughters, Carrie and Janet, of Essex
visited q j. T.. Andrcws's the first OF tre
week.
Mr.. ana Mrs George Wells and son,
Morton and daughter Belle. and Fred
Andrews are camping at Thompson's
Point.-Mr and Mrs. f.dson Pierce are
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Mark Mudgett IN
North Pomfret.-School hero will begin
August 3l.-Mr. and Mrs. Levi Taft were
IN Burlington Wednesday. Several at
tended the I'm reunion at Stark sboru
Wednesday.
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UNDERHILL.

Excursion to lake Champlain August
30 See ad. on page 5.
Mrs. Whitcomb and Mrs. Bates spent
Wednesday IN Burlington Mrs. NJ. =.
Maurice of Worthwhile Is visiting her
mother. Mrs. NJ. c. IIale.-Miss Edna
Lawrence Of Essex Junction was in town
Tuesday.-Mrs. Reuben Dickinson has
returned from New Hampshire. where
she has been visiting.-Miss IVA Thorpe
wa. in Essex Center Tuesday.-The sun
day school held picnic Wednesday In
FitzEerald's grove.
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MORSE'S LINE.

Harry NJ. Hi OF New York city IL
visiting his uncle, j. NJ Hl.--Mrs. EN-
ma Sherwood and daughter, Carrie. Of
bakersfield are visiting at r. Sherwood
Mr.. ,nd Mrs. Fred Warner oc Spring
Held. Mass. are visiting Mr.. Warmers
brother. Marland Mrs. Helen NJ Briggs
of burlington Is passing a few week. at
Henry Ifubhard's 8. Wlck.He Of
Montreal Is visiting at II. A. Fulers
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EINESBURGH.

Mr.. and Mrs william Cox of Monkton
and Miss Ethel Skin Of Ferrisburgh
We're guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Tobey
Sunday.-Miss Graves of Bennington Is
visiting Miss Claire I1ull--Mrs Albert
Ray Misses Claire and May Murray and
Marcus Hull returned from Long Point
Saturday.-The Rev T.. Il. McCabe was
at home over Sunday. after attending
Spring Grove camp mecting.-The Rev.
NJ r. France went 70 Spring Grove
Saturday to spend a week.-Mrs.. Mark
Bushnell and two children went to
Huntington Sunday to visit friends
Mrs. Loveland and Miss Loveland Of
Northnold are visiting Mrs. 1-oveland's
son. George. -Elwen Davis and friends
were carried to Homer Clnrks in Char
lotte Friday afternoon, where they were
served with ice cream and cake on the
lawn, the occasion being Master FL
wells seventh birthday.-Mr and Mrs.
Aha Booth ana friends from burlington
visited at Truman Rurritts Sunday Tho
Misses Grace and Alta Strong OF Wake
field, Mass, daughters OF Ezra Strong
formerly of this town, are visiting rela-
tives here.
No service will DO held in tho Methodist
Church next Sunday. 1t being the annual
camp meeting Sunday. Worship as usual
the following Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs II. NJ. Hull, Mrs. W. T..
Field and two children and George and
Waling Harvey Of Washington, D. g ,
went to Deer point Wednesday TO spend
a week at Mr.. 1Iulls cottage.-Thc young
people had a dancing party at the town
hall Wednesday evening-Mrs. Sutton
and daughter, Ethel, Of Middlctown,
Conn. nre visiting Mrs. Sutton's brother,
John Chapman.-Dr. a. l.. Larner has
resumed his practice hero after n month 5
vacation.--Dr. Thomas Larner has re-
turned to Burlington.-Mis Carrie Love
land has returned to Eorth!icld aftor
spending n few days here.
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

Mrs William Dimond and son, Leland,
ana Mrs. f. A. Austin and granddaught-
er, Mae Austin, returned Tuesday from a
few iavs In Waterloo, Que.-Ceorge W.
Charee Of Somervillc, Mass. is visiting
h'e sister, Mrs r. A. Mosier.-Mrs c. f
Thayer OF Rchford is passing the week
with Miss Miranda E.w!ns
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WES1FORD.

Miss Ipnda Hill Of Boston is visiting
her sister. Mrs George Grow.-There
was a large attendance at the lawn
party at William McIane's Friday even
ing.-Miss Lizzie c. Allen returned from
New Hampshire Saturday accompanied
BY Miss Ida Tuthili Of Brooklyn, \. Y,
Miss Evans is spending few days
with her sister, Mrs, Kidder.-Miss
Chanin Of ForrishurEh is visiting ut F.
i. Smith s.-Mr. and Mrs. Iioag Of Grand
Isle arc visiting Mrs. Iloa.s mother,
Mrs Nellie Osgood.
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GRAND ISLE.

The republicans of Grand Isle county
joined in an enthusiastic rally here FRI
day which was addressed by the Hon.
u. J. Foster and the Hon. z. s. Stanton,
DR.. q. II Branch was chairman and In
PRODUCED the speakers The republican
candidate for county senator. William A.
Soule Of Alburgh, made a brief speech
and A. J. Markham pleased the large
audience with his campaign selections
Representative delegations were in at
tendance from Alburgh, Isle La Motto
and South and North Hero
Miss Blanche Watkins and Miss King.
who have been visiting at j A. Wat
kins's. returned to Worcester, Mass.
Monday Mrs. w. V. Farr and children
of Burlington are at Camp Sunshine
Leslie Dodds Of Buffalo. n. Y, visited In
town last week.-Mrs., Hobcrt knight and
Miss lIortense Knight Of Bnrre visited
Mrs. Martha Dodds Snturday,-Thers 10
CONTINUED on PoHe ~
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ESSEX CENTER.

Excursion to lake Champlain August
80. See ad. on page 5.
Tho Rev q. r Beccher spoke at tho
Methodist Church Sunday evening on
"Cit.zcnship" and was listened to by a
large Sudicnce
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JONESVILLE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Dorman Stockwel are
camping at Lake Iroquois,-Mrs. Ste
phcn Hldreth Is visiting her sister. Mrs,
George Goodrich, in Mlton.-Mr. and
Mrs. NJ. NJ Algcr passed Sunday at
Malletts Bay.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT,
Continued from End Pager

over Sunday-Mrs. l. II. Goodwin and
niece, claire Baker, are at Lake Placid
n. Y.-The Richmond underwear factory
reoponcd Monday after two weeks
shut down for vacation. Miss Lillian
1Iowes Of Burlington has been n few
days with Miss Pearl Freeman.
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FLETCHER.

The republican caucus held Saturday
might was adjourned after balloting
twelve times without nominating q can
didatc FOR representatve.-At the DEM
ocrntc caucus, j. NJ. Fitzgerald was nom
lnuted for town repreeentntire
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EAST BERKSHIRE,

Miss Grace Rouse Of burlington Is visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Flora Rouse. RI
Moffau returned to burlington saturday.
-NIr and Mrs George Rugc Of Glens
Falls. n Y. are visiting Mr., and Mrs.
Daniel Moren.-Msses Lillian and Lottie
Parkhurst. who were the guests Of Mrs.
F. L. Washburn. returned to Burlington
Saturday Miss Marion Curtis, who
visited her aunt. Mrs F NJ Stone. has
returned to ST. Albans,A son was born
20 Mr.. and Mrs Richard w Faul Tues
day.--Mrs Charles Mosier and daughter,
Marion are visiting In town Mrs. Cas-
we'll and daughter. who have been pasS-
ing several weeks In town. have returned
70 Gardner Mass-The Womar's
Auxiliary met with Mrs. Coffin We'd
nesday afternoon.
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Jewett is visiting in Lowell William
Jewett is ili-Henry Rowse. who has
been in Pawtucket, X. l.. the past year,
has returned home. Mrs. Juliiis Maynard
and children, who has been n few weeks
In town. have returned to Burlington
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CHARLOTTE.

Mrs. Nancy G. Bush. Charlottc's post
mistress, has been connected with the
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HILL WEST.

Mr. and Mrs. w. q. Rowse Of Paw
tuch~t X. l., are visiting hcre.-Martin ]
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Continued on Poge ~
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-01-30
Overalls and Rubbers,

And the strongest line the whole stock something everybody any
going be sold you cordially invited and what
shall be your gain.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-28
TUG AND -FOUR men
MISSING HOPE IS
ABANDONED
an
PILOT HOUSE AND LIFE PRE-
SERVERS FOUND ON BEACH
ALL WERE LOST DURING RAG
ING STORM ON LAKE.
THE NIssINGi
HENRY UANRATH. owner of the
boat
CAPT. JULIUS DORRN.
GUS STR UtE.
CHARLES INIBBN.

FRANKFORT, Mich, Dec 2S,-The
pilot house and several life preservers
from the fishing tug Rhine have been
washed ashore here and IL Is consid-
cred certain that the boat and four
members OF its crew went down IN the
furious gale that swept Lake Michigan
Saturday night. The pilot house ard
life preservers bore the inscription
Rhine" The small craft was out on
the lake during furious storm that
prevailed for hours Saturday night. IL
dashed the seas over the piers and far
upon the shore.
The Rhine left Frankfort Saturday
morning TO lift nets in the vicinity II
the Manitou islands. IL is believed
that the boat went down while trying
70 return TO. this harheS- during ths
storm Saturday night, striking The pier
and being broken in twain. No expert
swimmer could have reached shore In
The furious gale.
The fact that the Rhine did not re-
turn 10 Frankfort Saturday night did
not cause grave apprehension because
il is customary for fishing tugs ard
their crews TO remain over night II
the shelter OF the Manitous. When the
pilot house and several life preserv-
ers from the Rhine were found on the
beach, however, the whole town turned
out in response 10 a general alarm.
Myron a. Knapp. president CT a
woodenware company. whose home is
on the shore OF the lake. discovered
the evidence OF the wreck. About 7
o'clock Sunday morning he saw the
pilot house dashing against the beach.
and. upon investigation, found that 1t
belonged TO the Rhine.
The clock in the pilot house stopped
at I o'clock and II is supposed that
the boat went down at Z o'clock Satur-
day night The pilot house was found
almost directly in front OF the Hotel
Frontenac.
Citizens OF Frankfort Immediately
began a search for the bodies. Hun
dreds OF women and children joined
the searchers. and the life saving crew
although out OF commission, joined in
the search.
Mr. Hanrath, the owner OF the boat
who persisted with others on board
was a prominent business man. He
had been engaged in the fishing trade
for many years and owned two other
tugs. He was bachelor. a man OF
means and Royal Arch Mason. Dorry
leaves a widow and FIVE small children
Kibby and Strauble were members OF
the Frankfort life saving crew. The
| life saving station being out OF com
mission, they were engaged in the
| fishing business.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-28
.FOGELSANG TO GET.
MD FROM RICH
UNCLE
HE LEAVES TO HOLD IMPORTANT
MEETING WITH HIS wlFE's REL.
ATIvE-FuNps EXPECTED TO
REOPEN BANK.

SPRlNGPORT, Mich, Dec. 2S.--
Especial. Henry p. Fogelsang. CASH
Ter of the Springport State Savings
bank. has left here TO hold an import
ant conference with his wife's uncle.
Louis Bryan. OF Chicago. Mr.. Fogel-
sang expects to secure the necessary
funds from Mr.. Bryan to Immediately
enable the Springport bank to reopen
its doors for business.
Mr.. Bryan's home city Is Chicago.
He is said To have amassed q fortune
OF nearly q million dollars In that city.
When the conference was arranged
between Fogelsand and his wife's I'm.
Gle Mr.. Bryan was in Los Angeles.
Fogelsang's bondsmen held a meeting
and gave him permission to leave.
The place OF the meeting Is not known.
but il will be either in Chicago or
west OF that city.
Mr.. Bryan was formerly a resident
of Springport. He made his fortune
in the land and real estate business
IN Chicago. He Is expected to aid
| Fogelsang by advancing all the money
that is necessary TO reopen the bank.
Mr.. Young the hay dealer. has given
him promise TO do everything In his
power TO settle his account with the
bank, and, with the assistance from
Mr.. Bryan, the situation looks very
| promising. =.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-28
FIVE FIREMEN ARE
OVERCOME IN FIRE

NEW YORK, Dec 2s.-Five firemep
all OF them members OF engine Co. No
li41, were overcome this morning In a
fire which destroyed the structure al
Sixty-seventh-st and Third-ave.. Brook
Ign.
The injured men are William Smith
Lieut.. Heffermann. Lieut.. J. Jroek
Michael McNally, James Kane.
All we're overcome by smoke. Lieut.
Jroek was saved from death by two
companions after he had been rendered
unconscious by a piece OF falling
timber.
The fire started In the saloon con
Quoted by Charles Dempsey. The
cause could not be discovered. Be
fore the firemen arrived on the scene
the safety OF the families on the sec
ond and third floors was menaced.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-28
NEW YORK MODIFIES
CATTLE QUARANTINE

BUFFALO. n. Y, Dec. 2S.-Orders
have been issued modifying the quar-
antine regulations In New York state.
due to the foot and mouth disease. No
case OF the disease has been found IL
this state In the last three weeks and
both state and federal authorities are
confident that they have the outbreak
smothered.
The changes. which went into effect
today, follow:
They permit the interstate shipment
of hay, straw and hides from any part
OF New York state except the counties
of Erie, Niagara, Orleans. Genesee and
Monroe, where the state quarantine
regulations are still in force. Previ
Gus orders prohibited shipments from
any part OF the state. Large guam
titles OF these products which have
been held up for weeks may now be
marketed.
Shipments OF feeders, both cattle
and sheep. will be permitted from un
Guaranteed states to any point In
New York state. provided they are con
signed directly to their final destina
ton.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-28
ONE MAN MISSING
IN A $4,000 FIRE
AGED CARPENTER MAY HAVE
PERISHED FIVE FAMILIES
FLEE IN NIGHT ATTIRE.

SAULT STE. MARIE. Mich. Dec
2s.-F1re destroyed the Hussey
block, causing a loss of $4,000. One
man Is believed to have been killed
and Ave families had narrow es
cape.
Smoke was discovered emerging
from the Hussey building by q ped
estrian returning home from a party
An alarm was sent in and the fire de
partment and citizens responded
Five families. who lived on the THIRD
floor, rushed TO the street in theil
night attire.
Alexander Kemp. aged 60. who
had a carpenter shop In the base
ment, is missing. The police thinl
that Kemp accidentally upset lamp
which caused the fire. The flames
were famed by a north wind ant
the building was destroyed in rapid
time.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-28
pheIps-Stokes Says
Churches Sometimes Do
More Harm Than Good

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Dec. Is
Speaking before 1000 persons here
last night, J. G. Phelps-Stokes. the
wealthy Socialist, said the churches
sometimes do more harm than good.
The directors and stockholders o.
the big corporations occupy the best
pews in The front rows OF the churches
and the preachers have To he ye-y
careful not 10 say anything 10 hurt
the feelings of their principal support.
ers," he said.
An auditor asked Stokes what he SIS
doing with the millions he inherited. -
The speaker said he did not iIherit
millions; he inherited some thousands
and wanted 10 give them back TO the
people that produced them. He said
he is devoted his entire income to the
Socialistic propaganda.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-28
THE STOMACH DOES
NOT CAUSE DYSPEPSIA
Lack Of Gastric Juices
Prohibit Relief

The stomach is a strong. powerful
organ, which is composed OF muscles
of great strength. II is filled during d.
gestion with gastric juices which,
when the stomach, extending and
COMPRISING the food. dissolve 1t and
separate the nourishment from the
waste matter. II. however. these gas
trio Juices are lacking, the stomach
is not capable of digesting Its food
because H. has not the tools with
which to work successfully
The gastric juices when ir perfect
state do away with foul doors. fer.
mentation and decay, reduce the food
TO a disintegrated mass AM the stom'
ach then presses II into the intestines
where another form OF digestion takes
place. Then the intestineS take from
this mass ot food all that is nourish.
ing and gave II to the blood. The
waste matter Is thrown from the sys-
TEN.
IL instead OF nourishment the intes-
tines receive impure deposits COM
bined with a poisonous anc imperfect
gastric Juice, II can be readily seen
that they must turn such imperfect
nourishment into the blood. The blood
then being unable 10 give each part
OF the bod that which it requires. be-
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spread broadcast.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets corrects
such "a condition at once. 10 the gas
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these tablets do their work just the
same. They build up the Clements in
the Juice which are lacking and re-
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A large complex, hearty meal holds
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The Detroit times., 1908-12-28
Faithful Wife Saves
Her Husband But Is
Stricken By DEATH

SAGINAW, Mich. Dee. 2s.-Mrs.
Michael Mueller of Blumfield town
ship. probably saved her husbands
life. but she gave her own. Mueller
is prominent farmer. lie was
stricken with typhoid fever In No
yember. For seven weeks his wife
nursed him while he lowered between
life and death.
The attending physicians gave up
all hope for MIR. Muellers recovery.
but the faithful wife never faltered.
AS the crisis in her husbands illness
had passed apparently. Mrs. Mueller
was stricken with the same disease.
She was worn out by the long vigil
at her husbands bedside. and died
after an illness OF 10 days.
Mrs. Mueller is survived by her
husband. two daughters and a son.
II is thought Mr.. Mueller will recov-
or