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Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-01-13
$20O-Each will buy four fine level lots J
to suit purchaser Aerna

%EOO-Each will buy four fine level lots J.
to suit purchaser. -stna
Business Lots.
$6OOO-WilI buy two very desirable IL,
lots we'll located. These lots have two rass,eeaas
buildings which are rented for s22 Der maS.s
IL you are looking for a snap this is one
$lOOO-Will take this desirable lot. 60 =
feet Very close in. None better -. 10
money. the
Acreage
$IoO-Win buy acres of good level lana i,
joining city limits. An ideal place for 49,. ~
poultry or gardening. nR
$36O-Will take this acre tract Of low, !,
with city water for domestic and irrigation ,auu
poses. pug
$6OO-Will purchase this very desirah,o
acre tract Of garden land all fenced and IL -,
tiVation' and we'll located. City water
Irrigated Tracts
$225-per acre will give you your ehnic. ~ 49,.
acre tracts of the finest fruit and garden Iass
heavy black loan soil, located in the best mart !.
the Avondale Irrigated lands, adjoining n.
beautiful Hayden Lake, only 6H miles from n
city, and only mile from the terminal Of n.
Hayden Lake Electric Railway, and one half Mi.
from. school and large general store. a.,
rounding country all level and many fine I'M
proVements. These tracts are all irrigated i,
e
one or the hnest systems in the state of Idaho
Grain and Fruit Lands
$4S-per acre will purchase this GAO acre faym
$500 cash, balance terms to suit. 16o acras &
cultivation, all fenced and cross fenced with.
three baFbed wire and cedar posts About A
acres in Timothy and clover, 80 acres cultivaaa
in grain, SO acres in PASTURE Go acres in timbs,
20 acres brush. All first class farm land. with
first class improvements, 1875 bearing fruit trea
OF best Varites all kinds of small fruits berries
etc. A very fine new ten room residence Iarps
Cisterns, fine barn 34x52 feet, good granaries
machine sheds, ice house, good cellar and otDs
outbuildings. This is one of the finest farmsi
Kootenai county, There is no better soil or I'm.
provements Location is IDEAL only ten mills
from Occur d'Alene city, with railroad touching
ole corner. Good school house one-haIf miIs
distance, postofAce ~ miles. Surrounding
country ali level. 5000 to $1,000 worth Of farm
machinery goes with the sale. This is bargain
Look 1t up.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-01-13

II those japanese ON the Pacific nost
wesS capable OF doing this country
harm anywhere, they have q better
chance with freedom on land to carry
cut their schemes than thay would
have had practically Imprisoned On
board ship during the long voyaga.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-01-13

Several tons of molassea candy and
ib.Ooo pounds Of bonbons were among
the stores carried to the Pacific by the
6attleship fest. Admiral Evans aght.
ing machines win probably be dubbed
The 'swest sixteen" by facetious Japa-
naae.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-01-13

: Neither Grant nor Thomas nor sher.
man sought commissions in the Con-
fedeFate army, but II they had sought
them and obtained them who knows
what would have become Of Lee, John
seon. Jackson. Beauregard and Hood I
Would they have played second nd
dlef
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-01-13
RebRERA w lfh 4 EN\ REAL ESTATE NSS7
w &SOA4A1A NAJ AWE AND
s. WesasI
few
Farm and Acre

$3&OO-Will take this beautiful plastered resi-.
denoe with i've large rooms fine bath, hot and
cold water, electric lights, good large pantry,
Two large clothes Closets very fine large circle
porch in 'front.' also porch in tine rear, fine cellar
with concrete walls also concrete foundation
der house. good barn worth $500, also nice poul-
try yard and house; q very pretty lawn. This
property is handsomely located on a 1ne corner
lot loo by 100 feet and all fenced with beauti-
fully designed picket fence This property is
close in and worth more money Look it up.
SSoC-Here 10 a bargain, two fine lots close in
one corner with a three room pIastered bunaa-
Iow' hne large clothes closet, large pantry
good porch, all nicely finished good cellar city
water, good barn, a beautiful south and east
front. This is good one.
$00O-Wtll bay this four room cottage, fine lot
90 by Ito feet, very close to school, This is a
bargain
%I&oO-Takes this beautiful little home a neat
htte four room cottage, we'll built and very close
to high school. This is a snap.
$9OO-WiIl take this four room cottage. with
large porch, fine lot. Very close in This is a
bargain.
$65O-Will buy this neat little home, good
two room house, good cellar, good barn and
shed, hne lot all fenced and some nice fruit
trees Only five blocks from school. A bar.
GAIN
$Z6OO-Will take this desirable two story resi-
uehce' consisting or seven rooms and good bath,
large pantry and two large porches, electric
lights good cellar, woodshed and ice house. This
property is located a very fine corner lot, very
close In only Ave blocks from post Office close
to city high school, This is a snap.
$ooO-Takes this, another snap, four room n
story house. fine corner lot, city water, good cell
lar, all fenced, good location. Look this up.
Residence Lots.
%oOO-Takes two level lots, corner. Nice
shade trees, three blocks from school.
$o&o-Two very nice level lots, one a corner all
fenced and plowed ready for lawn, etc. Fine To-
cation, only three blocks from SCHOOL
$ooO-Will take these two beautiful level lots
one corner, south and east front, four blocks
from school,
@ZZo-Each will take these two level corner lots
we'll located. Terms to suit purchaser.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-01-13

Comment has bean made On the fact
mat Tho censor Of LOndOn playa who
D also . playwright has never put
ne nan On any Of his own plays. Hls
position eOmpela him to miss. a sFoat
dsGi Of advertising.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-01-13

Another dead engineer with the train
running past the signal and crashing
into another furnishes fresh argument
for the presence Of two engineers on
All passenger road trains.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-01-13

After his cold farewell to the dear
public Tom Lawson need look for no
sympathy the next time Wall street
AAhsS his hide On the fence.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-01-13

ThaEo are 100000 children Of
school agO In Russia who are receiving
absolutely no education. But they are
not In the class represented In the dOu.
M, % what Il the diference-tO the
eMFY
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-01-13

Az q practical peace promoter the
late King Oscar should have come In
tor q Nobel prise. He saw his realm
DIVIDED without even talking light
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-01-13

Speaking Of up to data" ltasraanEs,
1Ost when The reading pubic 8 en-.
9oyiAg the mldwintSr holidays 4 sOOd
@@ny writer's are grinding out stan
toe ne midsummer magazines.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-01-13

NV centrsi American rspuhlIcs
nave agUesd 70 an arOltratlon troatv.
WAT , required now n another
Hsasy 10 snfercs this Ona
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-01-13

The dry" Sunday Is a new exper-
lence for Spokane and many who ex-
pectSd to set a Sunday morning eye
opener were disappointed.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-01-13

sunday Ids are getting 70 % %
senmOa new throughout TIE lana that
ne wits arc Forgetting 10 poke fun az
tAs OAs Washington has been wearing
1og years.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-01-13

1t Ia said that there is no slgnifIS
canoe In the fact that Spokane went
dry" after the arrival of ople Read
In the city.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-01-13

Somstims1 a resolution In congress
eor Information Il merely 4 bid for ths
sAahsS 20 unload a lot on the COUNTRY.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-01-13

SVus A on yosr Sleetioa makss -
q W@k fOr tAs msn who try ~ -
S@ wat TIE rssulaB HGmAGE
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-01-13
THE WALKING PRELATE."
Stories Of Bishop coloman's Expert.

Stories Of Bishop Coleman's Export.
snees on His Tramplng Tours.
Bishop leighton Coleman Of the Prot.
estant Episcopal diocese Of Delaware
who died recently, was known as the
walking bishop" by reason Of the long
tramps which he made each year in his
vacation clad In rough clothes, flannel
shirt and SLOUGH lat, carrying a KNAPP
sack and armed with heavy walking
stick. On these tramps he has crossed
the Blue Ridge mountains several times
and has explored the valleys of the
Hudson, the Connecticut, the Delaware
and indeed all the rivers of the east,
sleeping under whatever cover chance
furnished, often under none at all.
Usually he went alone, but on one oc-
casion several gentlemen accompanied
him. The party toured the White
mountains, says the Detroit News Trib-
une. On an August afternoon they
stopped, very warm and thirsty, at a
farmhouse and bought several quarts
Of milk. Even now, though, they were
unsatisned, and the farmers wife
fetched from the springhouse no less
than three gallons of milk In a pail.
Setting this before them, she said:
zone would think, gentlemen, that
you had never been weaned."
Two clergymen took possession Of
the "amen corner" at the Fifth Avenue
hotel in New York during the absence
Of the politicians at Albany and fell to
relating anecdotes Of the cloth, says
the New York Mail.
Bishop Coleman Of Delaware had
some odd experiences in the course of
his outings" said one. you know, ev-
cry summer he donned old clothes and
tramped through the mountains of
West Virginia.
Zone day in the summer, covered
with dust and appearing like a verita-
bic tramp, the bishop entered an inn
where several mountaineers were |
drawn up at the bar
"Come, join us" called out one of the
men Hospitality.
ANOy SAUAA yOhp bdAu llG UlHuOD
The fact is l do not
drink
ado you eat hayT retorted the West
Virginian. nettled at the bishops re-
fusal.
No. was the bland reply.
""Then l say drawled the noun
taineer, looking at the others to see the
effect Of his witticism-"then l say
that you're not at company for man or
beast.'"
On his walking tours the bishop car
ried little money and always kept his
IDENTITY secret, so that he could min
gle the more readily with all sorts of
people. And few men have had a
greater knack for making friends.
Farmers. tramps. peddlers, children
With all these he mixed, and all gave
aim their confidence. He used to tell
With delight OF his adventures on these
rips-how he was pitIed for his pow
'rty; how he once read "Gulliver's
travels" to a farmers family, none Of
whom could read; how he slept in
'arns among the hay or in deserted
choolhouses or how by mendinE
locks he earned a lodging for the
light In some mountaineer's cabin.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-01-13

Tsu dOA't have to teach q nsw co.
E@ any Of the old trieka.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-01-13

The above lists bargains have to offer
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-03-20
Gctte @orte.

sc giebt, ME man meiB, cine gate
Se, beinabe fIaiIii6 getporheneS uur ne
lung bon yletteH 8orten" Deihe re-
riibnrte Idnner fur5 por ibrem Se'
Sc geIprohen boben oOer ~geiprodlen
bober Iollen. Sener hat trgeltb en-.
mai geicien, 0aB 4uguItus NJ her
Ster6eItr6e boil 8otbns ausgeiprI.
dian babe: Die 8omoOie lit gu @nae
= babe i'd meme Holle gut &C..
ipieIt9" uno oaB Der inrbenoe Smi.
rifer &obeIois oein groBes SteIleiht
iudlene ging. Nidlt peniger inter.
ciiout lit cine npm n9ritiib WeoicGI
Sonrnal" auionunengeitellte Sonuli'
hing bon olesten 8nrten" beriiDnt'
fer Qerate, alto iolder RGGtner, Die
NIT Dem Eobe io5uiaqen ouf 8u uuo
On Itonben. 6oller Itorb nit Sen
8orten: Die Arterie ifJldgt Die
atterie Ihl1gt nod bic arterie
fd1IGgt nidt mebr." Rptbnaeel no.
tirte in ieinen lesten allgenbIiden bic
GDnlptome ieTter &rantbeit: D9es
Ibrieben in Der Gaht gum s. sub
nod einem isbr beftieen anfaII poR
angina pectoris~ i'd tper6e on
MISUNDERSTANDING Iterben." Cooper,
Bright UNI 8rooie Itarben nit sc.
gensmiinifen off ben 2ippen. 9ar.
min iab Dem CODE fiibn ms 4rge ur6
fngte i'm Sterber; SD bobe pirfti1
feline Srrbt Dor benz $n6el" Or
@notom Slinter ltarb better lG1ean ND
uno lagte fitr5 Dor Ieirem Sobe:
.@te bel I1one Bidder miir0e i'd
nod fdreibeu, neret i1 MIR Die sSeoer
baIten f6nnte!" Der gbirurg Gel.
ooni 5~itterte Dor Dem &o6e; oIs osr
9lrst, Der bel Inn maj. ibn fragile, Of
er ritbig lei, ernioerte er: 30 nsnt,
I'm @egentbeil!A Gupier erfannte nod
i'm CODE Die 8eroienfte ieiner @olie.
gan an; dls er lab, tpie bic Singer
ietner Sanoe iid geeen letnen I'D
fen frampfbaft friimmten, lagte er,
BELL bat redt: Die 8illensnerusr
ftnb gel1bmt. Gin onoerer Gelear'
ter Itarb NIT einem 8is auf Den aib.
pen; er iagte gu oan aerSten, Die i'm
bebanoelten: .2liif 8ieoeriebeit mel
ne Serren, bel meiner autopiiel'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-03-20

nie1drS, Sd es entfesliA faI3ts IN,
bitter i@medt, grim unb eeIb aus.
iiebt.
5. Suni SdredIidc Radt; fur&t.
bater Stnrm. Ole unteriten @aaen
tauden oft 4-5 GLEN tief ms Weer
NIT ibren Spisen. Sie IdtroieH
fSnnen bic @eseI nidt bepGItisen
unb peroen pom imbergeidleuoerten
Sarenoen 6Iutig geidlagen.
6. SUM. Shones titles Wetter.
GIIe IdIasen tief uno boIm @erf6lIm.
tes mad. - grbfen urb Rinofleifd.
ID. SUM-. Sn Der 9adt ftirbt elm
ain6 unS miro ara 8ormittdg IND
Weer seicuft.
IS. Sum. 2ano1osel, ette arf
Sdnflinge, fonimen an 9ef geflogen
urto tper6en gefnneen.
f6. Sum-. Streiftgteiten rno
StlGgerei pesen oes grotes. 3nei
&inoer Itarben unb purSsa miteina,l.
Ser perieatt.
90. SSnii. Gin 8auu1ifdmm nit
sfeTfen NIB gIdttern fomrut anget
ifnpomnen. 3mei Sdiffe m Sidt..
Gin aiuo itirbt. = erbien iOsbart pie'
&ugeln.
90. ssuri. Sn Der 9adt fomrut
fpie6er elm tIeiner Baliagier an
"a. Sum. alIer Sorratb miro aus
aege6en bfs aif orei Gage. Selbt
Sic Matrpien bnben Die Gohrt gum
~lreberoruB. @s Itirbt nod elm Sinh.
90. SUM-. Ift Sdiffe in Sidt;
ems brinqt ben Sotien, @egen Z ltIr
f0uten mir troy oes Hegerts bas 2dno
un6 Die 9idter non Rep gorf ertetr'
men. - &ciBe gSobnen nit Sped.
26. SUM. aILs Strobidde tlie9etr
iiber 9or6. Gin 9ompfffiff 6ringt
ms ans San6. gnolid am 3iel
Soft iei 9onf.
9amit en0et Oug Sdge6ub, Del6es
Defenders be5iigfifr Der mebr als elm
faden 8ef6itigur9 iebr merfg 4bpef'
Iellng bietet. Nlio Sc Gage an 8oro
nuo 6apon 81 Gage in See; etne Reiie,
Die unIere ShneIlOanpfer beitte IN ca.
6 Eaaen MAIDEN, &eirSlr5t, fem &ran.
fenpdrtef, feline 81rterin an Borb,
Sic nab Oem 8oblergebeu b~eicnoers
Ser Rinoer ieben fortte. 90 itarben
oeru niGt neniger dis feds &tnoer
1no cine ertpa6iene 8srion.
g[uf oea groBen0 ampfern irro lest
9 aer5te, / arnnteumdrter IL 8dr.
bierc our 8erfiiauug; oa5u 2-6
81rtertm,c11. tSerte lit ioI9 cine
S5eunreiie nit taDelloier Sr6elter-
allem 8omfart, allen m0giiden
@eiu1obeits. uno 5iherbeitseinrid.
tl,naen. einc rpabre 2rftfdbrt; oduals
mag iie ie[bit fir tueniger 3agbafte
elm Sbredcn geDeien leiR.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-03-20

Be. gdter 8oItsbumor TIinst aus fol.
genoem 9erner Srafel: Ban sGbIt
ale GbimMeI, Die einen IN ben 8ee
tommer. @enn man bel Der 3abI SO
anseIangt it, 10 otte man oarauf,
tpenl einem elm 8amirfeaer beeegnet;
oenn Die n1dite Mamnsperion, bic Ell.
mem 6arauf bic $ono rei6t, tpirb man
beiratben. Gtatt Der Shimmel fann
man aud Roppen adblen, riir trttt
Sann fir ben Ramiufsser Elm 3ii6er.
bidder elm.
BobI am bequemlten botten es
eberrals bic Sm:gfrauen itnb
SiingIinge I'm 8erner SberIanb,
tpenr iie ii6 gu perebeliben sebodten
ino iie braudten feline Srofel jl be.
fragerL ion6ern Der Sdusgeiit 6es
EbaIes, bic sebeimnisoolIe ySrali
l1be Die @ute" beiorgtc 8rGutigams.
i6au uno grautperbul:g. Die iiebli.
DIE Sage bon Srall ll6e, in Sc. MIR
auf ben eriten Bid Die giitige Sreia
ODER Srou Sole Der Sor5eit ertcnnen
mag bier cine SteIIe finben: Sn lie.
ner liralten 8eit, in Ser in ben Sba.
Tern bes 8erner SberIanoes nod Die
gitte berridte, bnB ilb Die Sung,
fronen Dor ben SiingIiugen Itreng Su.
riidsogen, fam ST. ieoem folgenoen
Observation-Disclosures aus Dem niIbe.
item Sofaebirge Elm Itcutaltes. cranes.
bon BEN Sabren ge6eusies 8ei5Ietn,
6as Srou Hoe Die @ute bieB inlt bon
Dem augenblif an, DAB Meniden ie.
mes @el1noe beno6nieIt, oaieIbit ge.
.bauit bate, Denn alth nieualt0 oas
Sb6ad fannie, .tpo lid Die alte mob.
reno Der 8eit ibres 6ernieinsonfbieIt
5rnl llbe Die @itte lab ldarf mo
mar frog ibres greiier, fraItloier
4~usiebeus an Ieltenen &iinlten reid.
@eiddftig trippeIte lie Ron Siitfe 5lt
Siitte, lllo aIles @uiSuoIt all 6ie
Gbiire, eriff oen MGbd,en ans Rim,
lab lie nit b~lin5eluben 2u6salger
an uno enOi9te ieoesmal nit Oen Rei-
men:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-03-20
Inf Der anah.

@uf eirer Sago lab einmal Elm
Bauer eincn Dads in Elm Sod l6lii.
pfen. 81 itredte ioelet9 Die Sano
binein, i'm ben Dads au erereifen.
Gin Sage, Der aiigegcn mar, fragte
boitie ben Bauer: sSoit on i'm 70
Ger Bauer, tneldcn inoeIien Der
8nds In Sie &anD biB, l6rie bon
S6mer6: rRein dber er bot MIDI"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-03-20
aatbeSerblathe

oWenn sic I'M Hrieg me &ilgel
pfeifen boren. broitd,eu Sic feline
angit mebr 5u baden, Die 8ugeI lit
idon lGneit norbei. 8enu sic ober
Die aleeI niht pfeifen b6ren, bann
feben Sic iid Dor. oaB sic nidt &c.
troffen tperoen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-03-20
Der 9antOffelbeIb.

.0n lei i6 i'm @eIes.
bud, baB Die Che geificoen fDero,n
fam, ipenn Elm gbegatte fid einSonr
lang gesen ben 8ilIen BEG anSerpn
gbegatten in boSlider qbIiAt bon Der
bduSliden @emeinidoft ferngeboI.en
bat .... aber 0as giebt's bod RE
uno nimmer! 3as traut fia ia fein
gbenaHnl~
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-03-20
Der Gain Ocs grospaters.

&arldcn: s@roBpopa, LAB otr
mol in Den @un0 ieben, OF oil tpirf.
lid 10 bic. @elo ani beinem einsiaen
3abu bait. @roBpopa: Uses.
baIb2" 9arld)en; Md, 8apa
iaete beiltc @orget CUR DIANA, er
braude taitienS Marf uno tpoIIe otr
besbaIb olf ben 3abn fiiblen.4
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-03-20
On. 6u, oil, ia ou!
0ieSmal pieOer Gubl
Sat- i'd teinen funben mcbr,
8itt' i'd iiebenmdI 10 ifwer.

8it' ih iiebenmal 10 i6mer.
Damn nabm lie Id6eIn6 0os RG6.
den Bel Ser &ano, III Dem iie ben
5pruh eeiagt. uno trtppeIte, obne
neiter gu fragen ODER feb3ugeben
ODER Si 5altOertt, geraoebin mad ser
9ebntiung bes Better rno Sd)Gniten
Der Siin9eeieIlen I'M 8D1Ie. Gem leg.
te lie Die Sanb Der Swgfrau in bic
Redte, lab i'm nidet10 an un0 6illter-
lieB i'm Ser3en Oes Slinglings cine
2iebe boil SnbrunIt 5u Dem R1ohen,
boS lie 0ergeItaIt linn onrgefiibrt bat.
te. uno ollemal mar cine gIiidlihe
Che 8piIten ben beioel., 6as gaiom.
te Gbuluolf iubelte. ieoermann mo
lid 5ur s!Sob5eit ELM, uno ME bat elm
8ater, cine Mlltter Die 8obl Der
6rau l1Oe fir Sobu ODER So6ter ob.
qelebnt. 8em ieoesmul mar oas
MGohen ais bic Heinite llnter Den
gteincu i'm gar5en GbaleeIdnSe erfuu-
oen, Der Singing aIs Ser Bette bon
ben 8eiten. (SoblruiB, 5hpeiSer.
Sogenbud. g. 93.)
Sot Ser IiebenOe Singing iif lei.
ne 8ralit ousertoren, 10 iol er iib
iuobl oapor bitten, i'm 8erIen 5u ifen.
fen, neil 8erIen Ebrdnen beOeuten.
gbenio Oiirfen iif @rautlette gegen.
Ieitig nihts lhenfen. mas ititt ODER
iHneiOet. ionit iti6t ooer idreioet
man ole 2iebe ertt3nei. Sn 9apern
beiBt es: 8enrl ein 8rd1tti9am iei'
uer gruut elm Bud fault o6er
Ihenft, 10 miro oaottrd, Die 2iebe
,.perbl6ttert" 8enu cine, 9ruut
ibr Sch3eitsfIeio ielber ntaft, brin9t
es ibr llnglif @ern.) @er eiueu
BrdutfranS aufiett, obrc 8rait 81
Iein, miro ielber ME 8rout. 8er an
iieben Soh5eiten mar, fon1at me an
bic eigene. @er oen Setlo6lmgsrine
oerliert, miro ieiht uutreu. Springi
einem Der Berlobten Ger eolOene &eif.
10 lit Dies elm 3eideu BON Der I'm
treue 0eS moereu Ibeiles. Nte rib,
reno flast oaher Der innigite Der Ro'
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Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-11-12
NOTED CHINESE DIES
FROM WHITE DEVILS
Jong Moongs Visit to United States
in Search of Cure for Tuber-
cuIoss Proves Vain--Ali
Chinatown Mourns

A thrill of awe was felt throughout
Chinatown yesterday when Jong
Moong, who, becoming possessed by
the white DEVILS ten years ago in his
native land, journeyed to America i'll
the hope of being cured, passed into
the valley of the shadows. Jong
Moong was SO years of age and be-
longed to one of the noblest families
of the Celestial Kingdom. He died at
his home, 5201a North Los Angeles
street, of Tuberculosis, called by the
Chinese "noy sheung," which means
white devils"
Far away in Bow Tseum Tseung, in
the province of Chan Nov, F'oy, the
widow of the deceased, still is waiting
the return of her husband, whom she
reluctantly sent from her ten long
years ago, praying to the god of Luck
for his recovery.
Until Saturday the remains of Jong
Moong will lie in state at the chapel of
the j. d. Button establishment, and at
1 d. m. will be removed to the platform
in front of the Mon Chong store. On
the platform prayers will be offered to
Brighten way the devils.
Mon Chong, a wealthy kinsman of the
deceased, will be master of ceremonies.
Members of the Hop Sing tong, brother
members of Jong Moong, will assemble
in the Chinese cemetery to throw choice
bits of food into the grave and to burn
a last prayer paper for the safety of
the departed.