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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-19
BOY HIT BY AUTO
MAY NOT RECOVER
Glare of Lamps COnfuses Lad
Who Runs in Front of
Machine

OAKLAND, July 1S.-william Behr-
mann. the IS year old son of Claus H.
Behrmann. a Melrose butcher. was run
down by an automobile in East Four
teenth street at 1 o'clock this morning,
his injuries being broken leg. frac-
tured skull and fractures of the clavi-
Gle and left shoulder. He was uncOn-
scious when taken to the receiving hos
pital. where surgeons operated in the
hope of saving the lads life. He re-
NAMED In a lethargie condition. and
little hope was held out for his re-
covery.
The injured boy was taken to the re-
ceiving hospital by his father and Eu-
gene t. Phelps. chauffeur of the ma
chine which hit William.
The Behrmann boy and a companion
were crossing East Fourteenth street
near the Behrmann&home. when two
automobiles moving in opposite direc-
lions eornered them in the road. One
of the lads stood in his tracks. and
when the headlights of the machines
glowed on him the two drivers We're
able TO pass him. Phelps for a mo-
ment was blinded by the glare from
the lamps on the eastbOund auto. and
when he had gained a clear view Of
the street again saw the Behrmann boy
confused and running. The lad ran di-
rectly in front of the machine, which
hurled him several feet.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-19
OILING CITY STREETS
IMPROVES ALAMEDA
Bond Issue for Municipal Wharf
and School Proposed

ALAMEDA, July 1S.-Much is being
accomplished here in the way of mu-
nicipal improvements. The streets and
avenues are being given coats of oil
to preserve them and some of the thor
oughfares that have seen long service
are today in fine condition. The work
is done under the direction of Superin-
tendent " NJ. Frodden, who has made
a careful study of street oiling.
San Jose avenue, in which the line
of the Oakland traction company runs
from Park TO Ninth street, is being
oiled by the city. the track bed being
oiled by the traction company. This
avenue has been greatly improved since
the traction company standardized it's
track and put on a better car service.
The city council is about. to take up
the matter of building a municipal
wharf on the estuary and of opening
streets in the west end to the estuary.
The chamber of commerce has recon-
mended to the city council that 1t call
for a bond election for the purpose of
building the proposed wharf.
1t is likely that citizens will also
be called upon to vote bonds for the
erection of a new grammar school on
the lot at Santa Clara avenue and
Eighth street, purchased recently by
the city.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-19
COMEDIAN BACON
BACK IN OAKLAND
Given Warm Reception by
Friends on His Reappear=
ance at Bell Theater

OAKLAND, July 1S.-Frank Bacon,
one of the most popular of comedians
with Oakland theater goers. has re-
turned to his home town for a weeks
engagement at the Bell theater. A
large delegation of his friends was on
hand at the San Pablo avenue play
house this afternoon and evening to
welcome him.
Bacon has just as tight grip on his
audiences as ever, and he kept his
hearers in continuous mirth all the
while he was on the stage He ap-
peared in bright little comedy sketch
dealing with rural rife, and in his old
familiar role of a son of the soil he
was just as pleasing us ever.
The rest of the program at the Bell
is made up of some very attractive
turns. Seymour and Hill, comedy aero
bats, offered a combination of sprightly
comedy and lively gymnastics.
The musical Ramsey sisters gave
some very tuneful singing and clever
dancing, while Slater Brochman, one of
the youngest comedians on the stage,
won much favor with the audiences.
An interesting roll of motion pictures
closed a pleasing show.
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HOUSE BREAKERS TAKE
MONEY AND JEWELRY
Painters Utensils Stolen From
Unfinished Houses

OAKLAND. July 1S.-John Kolich.
1737 Fifth street, reported today that
house breakers robbed him Of s17 and a
gold ring
Mrs. G. Baumgartner OF S14 Fifteenth
street was relieved Of gold watch and
ladys chain in Broadway near Seventh
street
Johanna Johnson Of Ninth and Camp
bell streets left a purse containing SO
on q bench in De Fremery park last
night and il was stolen.
H. Tyrell, 1875 Liese avenue, reported
the theft OF zoo pots Of white lead, two
cans Of 1inseed oil and two paint
brushes from an unfinished dwelling at
F'ifty-eighth and Grove streets.
Tools worth $50 owns6 by J. B.
Greatly. 1923 Folger avenue, were taken
from an uncompleted building at Third
and Franklin streets.
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HELL IS A MYTH
DECLARES PASTOR
Rev. Charles T. Russell Tells
Congregation That Dead
Are Not Punished

OAKLAND, July 1S.-From the pull
pit OF the First Presbyterian church.
The platform from which many ortho-
dox disciples Of Calvin have expounded
his uncompromising theories of eter-
nal punishment. Rev. Charles T. Rus
sell pastor Of Brooklyn tabernacle,
New York, assured congregation of
300 persons this afternoon that in
reality there was no hell, that the
word in its biblical usage was merely
synonymous with the grave.
The great auditorium was filled to
its utmost capacity with a crowd. both
curious and devout, which had been
attracted from both sides OF the bay
by the announcement that the noted
eastern evangelist would deliver his
widely known lecture on Where Are
the Dead2" under the auspices of the
National bible students convention.
The evangelist said;
The Hebrew word for hell-sheol-
means the grave. and IN several in
stances il has been translated that
way IN the bible. The dead know
nothing Theirs is the absolute sleep.
The theory Of punishment after death
IS discreoited. and there IS nothing in
the bible 10 support it.
@BIBLE SAYS DEAD Sleep
Our f0refathers used to believe that
dead sinners We're roasted throughout
eternity FOR their misdeeds. In con
f0rmity with their beliefs they used
70 roast reants-witches and other
naiefactors-at the stake. And il was
undoubtedly preferable TO be roasted
FOR a few minutes in life than 10 look
forward 10 q perpetual roasting
throughout the Infinite ages Of eter-
nifty
could not worship e God who would
roast me FOR countless centuries in
punishment for the sins Of a few years.
such q God would be a monster. But
there is nothing in the bible 10 justify
2 belief in such a God. The bible says
that the dead sleep
The millennium viii not be the de-
structiOn of the world, but the awak-
eninE Of the dead the opening of the
graves. This win be coincieent with
the promised second coming OF Christ
MEETINGS or DELEGATES
This morning the delegates TO the
bible students convention held a tes-
timony meeting IL Loring hail. Elev-
enth street near Clay. under the direc-
tion Of Doctor Russell. and this even
ing the evangelist conducted a question
meeting in the First Unitarian church
Meetings Of the bible students con-
venti0n viii be held tomorrow morn
ing. afternoon and evening in Hamil-
ton hall Thirteenth and Jefferson
streets. and the convention viii con-
tinue in session throughout the week.
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DEATHS

ANDREsEN-In this city, July l6 1902 Mary
ANDERSEN, beloved wife of the late Peter An
dresen, William f. Costello, Mrs. Myrtle An
dresen and the late Vincent Andersen, ma
tive Of Missouri, aged 81 years.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral today Mon
day.. at 10 O'Clock a. m. from the parlors
services viii he held Interment Mmnt Viii OF
vet cemetery.
BARRY-In Vallejo. CAL, July IL, 1909, VIII
liam. beloved son of David @. Barry and
the late NJ z; Barry; and loving brother of
airy Barry. Edward L. Barry and David Barry
Jr., native Of Lake county. Cal, aged 19
years.
BECK Oregon City: Ore. July II, 1909.
and devoted father of Mrs. Henry Wetzler
of Oregon City, Charles F. Beck of Harris
Beck and Mrs Fred orermann, a native of
Baden. Germany, aged IS years months and
8 days, A member of San Francisco lodge No.
u o. r. NJ; Yerba Buena lager No 81
U. o. R. NJ. and Gesselschaft Teutonia.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
BEDFoRD-In Hanford Cal, July II. 1900.
loving brother of c. A. Bedford and Mrs.
Frank Kesler, a native of Fresno. Cal, aged
80 years. A member of San Francisco aerie
Notice of funeral hereafter Remains at
the parlors OF j.. ] Crowly &c Co, 692 Va
Eighteenth.
= Loretta, beloved wife Of Martin j. Buzzini.
mother of Harold and Ethel Donovan and
Gladys BuzZini. and sister of Mrs. Florence
Nay, native OF California aged 81 years 3
months and 2 days. A member Of Companion
court No. 100. 1. o. F.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral services tomor-
row Tuesday, July; July 20; at a. M, at her
ment Cypress Lawn cemetery by Southern
Pacific train leaving Third and Townsend
streets at 1880 a. m.
coHEN-In this city. July IS. 1909, infant
DAvIS-In this city, July IL. 1909 Henry r.
Davis. husband Of Annie Goddard Davis and
father OF Laurens c., John W. Arthur T. and
Gertrude Davis and Mrs. Milton B. Clapp. 4
native Of Newport, Il. l., aged 81 years and
Friends are respectfully invited to attend
the funeral tomorrow Tuesday, at IL O'Clock
a. m, from st. Lukes church, Clay street
between Polk street and Van Ness avenue.
lnterment private.
DEHNE-In this city, July II. 1903. Charles
Henry Define beloved husband of Augusta
Henrietta DEFINE. and loving father of Mrs.
Charles August and william DEFINE. a native
days. a member Of Victoria lodge No. i,
1. o. o. F.. Of Victoria. B. c.
Friends are respectfully invited to attend
the funeral services today (Monday). at 2
m, in the chapel at Odd Fellows ceme-
terry, under the auspices OF the General Re-
lief Committee. /. o. O. F.. Remains at the
chapel of n. Gray Co., 2I96 Geary street
corner of Devisadero.
DERRE-In this city. July IL 1909. Auruste
beloved husband Of Marie Derre. father OF
and grandfather of olvin Arthur and Marie
Derre and Blanche and Louis Escande, ma
tire OF Belgium, aged u years and 5 months.
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OAKLAND ELkS
PLAN RECEPTION

OAKLAND. July 1S.-All day today
the club rooms OF the local lodge of
Elks have been filled with visitors re-
turning TO their homes via Oakland
and the Oaklanders were kept busy
extending the glad hand and expound-
ing the glories Of their city. The Wis
itors today numbered at least $50.
Thursday evening the members of the
lodge will hold a reception in honor of
the victorious drill team of the lodge,
which captured the national competi-
tive trophy at Los Angeles.
At the next meeting of the lodge
the offices of secretary Of the lodge
and secretary of the house committee
will be consolidated and the new Office
will be conferred upon Myron A.
Whidden, former auditor of Alameda
county and a charter member of the
lodge.
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SACRED SELECTIONS
AT CHURCH SERVICES
First of Series of Classic Works
At ST. Mary'S

OAKLAND. July 1S.-The Oakland
conservatory of music choir. under the
direction of Adolf Gregory, rendered
''Kyrie," Gloria" of Haydn's First
mass, and the "Credo," "Sanctus." Ben
edictus" and "Agnus Der from Nicou
Choron's Semi-Solemnelle mass in F in
st. Mary's church this morning. At
the offertory Mozarts Ave Verum, T"
organ prelude. interlude and postlude
"Tombelle" were given.
At this evenings service the first of
the series of sacred recitals to be held
on the third Sunday Of each month dur
ing the coming year was given.
Rossinfs "Stabat Mater with full or
chestral accompaniment. was the offer
ing. The devotional exercises were fol-
lowed by a short sermon by Rev. T.
Kennedy.
At the last mass this morning the
sermon was preached by Rev. z. P.
Dempsey, pastor of the church whose
subject was Active Religion"
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OAKLAND, July 1s.-Their traffic
among the oriental population reduced
by the police to an Improbable basis,
the willy Chinese lottery keepers have
extended secret operations into the res
idential districts of the city. with Chi
nese agents vending tickets on the
drawings TO housewives at their
kitchen doors and to patrons of bar
rooms and barber shops. Whites in
considerable number haunted the lot
terry houses when the gambling was
permitted with restrictions Since the
police have put on the lid the Chi
nese have begun sending the gambling
10 the victims.
This condition came to the attention
Of the police this morning when Police
man James T. Flynn and Deputy Sher-
if Wagner arrested All Wing, a Chi
nese lottery agent, who is accused of
"welching"
WOMAN REVEALS SCHEME
1t was this charge. brought to the
police by Mrs. G. Kornahrens of Fifty
eighth and Grove streets, that led to
All Wings arrest, and an investigation
OF the lottery traffic. The woman al
legged that she had bought a ticket
from the agent, had won $40 and had
been refused payment. She said the
Chinese agent told her she had con-
fused the afternoon drawing with the
night drawing.
Policeman Flynn was sent out to nab
the lottery agent. He learned that
All Wing, who was formerly a marker
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FITCHBURG TO HAVE
SEWER BOND ELECTION
Plan to Install Drainage System
Urged by Businessmen

FITcHBURG> July Is.-For the pur-
pose OF awakening public sentiment in
favor Of the project TO bond this district
for SIS 600 for the construction Of
sewers. the following committee has
been appointed by the Fitchburg i'm
provement association. 7. NJ Markle
c. s. Drake. J. d. Lowman. p. C Till
man. o. J. Mccullough, c. W Schader
S. NJ Patty. ". d. Bryant and F. z.
Wallace. A series of mass meetings
viii be called by the committee and
the proposition Of installing the drain
age system viii be discussed.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-19
NEW PASTOR CALLED
TO BERKELEY CHURCH
Rev. R. M. Vaughan to Take
Baptist Charge

BERKELEY July 1s.-Rev. r. NJ.
Vaughan. a former instructor in the
Pacific Theological seminary Of this
city, at present a postgraduate stu
dent in the University of Chicago, has
been appointed to the pastorate of the
Evangelist Baptist church of Berkeley
to take the place left vacant by the
resignation of Rev A. S. Coats.
DR.. Coats resigned some time ago
TO accept a position in the northern
part of the state
DR.. Vaughan will take UP his
new duties as soon as the Chicago
university's summer term, at which he
is striving for the degree of Phi. D.,
is finished.
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JACK HILLMAN SINGS
AT GREEK THEATER
Popular Barytone Gives Pro-
gram Before Large Audience

BERKELEY, July 1S.-Fiye thousand
persons listened this afternoon to the
program rendered at the half hour of
music in the Greek theater by Jack E.
Hillman, one of the popular barytones
of the bay region.
Hillman is a personal friend of David
Bispham, and his vofce. which is very
powerful somewhat resembles that of
the great opera star. His choice of
numbers al this afternoons concert fol-
lowed closely the concert programs of
Bispham, who is Sylvia" and the aria
1T Is Enough" from Elijah" being the
most important.
Hillman is soon to leave for the east,
where he will study for the opera,
and this afternoon was probably his
last appearance for some time before
a Berkeley audience. He was accom-
panied by Miss AIva Haight, pianist
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RETIRED POLICEMAN
is CALLED BY DEATH
Served 20 Years on Force and
Was Given Pension

OAKLAND. July 1s.-Frank J. Green
valid. retired policeman of this city,
died today at his home, 1852 Market
street, aged "A years. He had been
retired from the police force for sew
eral years on a pension.
During the existence Of the old time
notorious Fish gang" in West Oak
land, Greenwald was sent there to quell
the disturbances ana succeeded.
His funeral will be held at 2:30
O'Clock Tuesday from Alcatraz Masonic
hall under the direction of Alcatraz
lodge, +. & A NJ, of which he was for
years a member
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Chinese Lottery Agents
Sell Housewives Tickets
Seek White Patrons in Residence Districts and
Vend Chances Despite the Police

at 361 Seventh street, Gee Nom's joint,
and who was formerly AFFILIATED for
a time with a Chinese mission, had
worked up an Individual route, which
he covered daily, extending from TWEEN
ty-second street to Thirty-seventh. The
proprietors he sold for have been OPP
Grating behind closed doors since Chief
Wilson ordered all lottery and fantan
and pi gov joints closed, but the own
ers ran their joints so secretly that
the police could get no evidence.
This forenoon Flynn waited for All
Wing in a barber shop at Thirty
enth and Grove Streets. The oriental
entered, hawked tickets to several
patrons of the shop. whom he seemed
TO know. and finally let the policeman
mark a ticket.
CHINESE Is ARRESTED
That made one witness. But mas
much as it takes at least two to con-
tradiot Chinese in a police court,
Flynn cast about for a second and had
Deputy Sheriff Wagner mark two tick
cts. Then the officers arrested the
agent who at the station, travestied
the name of Captain Book by getting
booked as All Book He was charged
with selling lottery tickets. there be-
ing no chance of conviction on Mrs.
Kornahrens complaint
The police will endeavor to curtail
the traffic among white people and will
try also TO repress the closed door
clubs" in Webster. Harrison and ad-
jacent streets, from which the agents
go forth.
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NEWS OF THE FOUR COUNTIES BORDERING ON FRANCISCO BAY


TALKS ON MILLENNIUM-BerkeIey. July
ls--'sThe awakening OF the Verdi was the
subject Of the sermon given this evening at
the Friends church By Prof. Charles E. Ts5-
belts secretary Of the Friends board OF for
eign missions. and formerly president Of Whit
tier college. the ofaciaI Friends school for the
ministry.
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Choppers Friendship club No. are re-
Speetfully invited TO attend the funeral serv-
p; M, at the parlors OF H. F. Suhr & Co..
zsls Mission street between Twenty-hfth and
sion camp No ua ssf NE auspices OF Mis-,
Santa Rosa, Cal.
MISSION CAMP NO. 2s4. W. O. W
otneeEs and members are hereby requested to
attend the funeral services OF our late
neighbor Abe Lincoln Sargent. at the par
,ors OF IL F suhr & Co.. 2e1s Mission street
CHRIS WxYNdAS. Consul Commander
A. G. FRANK, Clerk.
SEVERANCE this city. July IS. 1909. Mar.
ME Severance. and loving brother Of MIS-
Snaries L. Hermann Jr., native of Navarro.
n mendocino o.. county Cal. aged q years 10
Remains at the chapel OF " GRAY & Co
zI9o Geary street corner OF Devisadero
sHEAIIn this city. July Is. 1909. Margaret.
Mrs Anne GalbaIly and John shea. a native
OF hlirush, County Glare, Ireland New
York papers please copy)
Friends and aequaintances are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral TO-DAY Mon
dayl, July 10, at 9:15 a. m from fha
parlors of D. I. Kenny & Co.. 1719 Eddy
street, thence to st. Dominic's church where
requiem high mass viii be celebrated for
the repose of her soul. commencing at q. an
a. m nterment st. Mary's cemetery Oak
land. by IL O'Clock Creek boat from foot OF
Market street. -
sIENGER-In~ shis city. July II. 1909 Bertha
Stenger. dearly beloved daughter Of Marian
Of Lena. Mary, Frank. George and Jo5n
Stenger Jr., native Of Lucht Lottringen.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited 70 ATTEND the funeral tomorrow Tues
day.. at SIS o'clock a. M from the rssi
dence OF her mother. 1882 Vallejo street he
face church. Golden Gate avenue bta1re s's,,
Jones and Leayenworth streets. where a re-
QUEEN high mass will be celebrated for the re-
pose or her SOUL commencing at Q O'Clock
a. m. Interment Holy Cross cemetery, by
STEWART st. Helena sanitarium. Cal.
July Ia. 1909. Henry Stewart. beloved husband
OF the late Jane Stewart. and father IN law
OF Laura F. Bell, a native OF Scotland. aged
Funeral services will be held at Cypress
Lawn chapel tomorrow (Tuesdayl July 90
IyOs, on arrival of the funeral train that
VAN HoRN-In this city. July IT. 1909, John
". Van Horn. dearly beloved husband of Mar
e suad ee van Horn, native Of Pennsylvania.
OF Apollo lodge No. 296 1. o. o. F.. OF
philadelphia, Penn; Sloan encampment No.
Leandro: Metropolitan lodge No POI. knights
OF Pythias Philadelphia Penn: California
castle No. l, Knights Of Golden Eagle, San
Friends and acquaintance are resneetfnllv
Invited TO attend funeral Wednesday. JulT
Il. p m. from bis late residence in san
Leandro- Please omit flowers.
Won hEYERINCK-In Larkspur. Cal. July Is.
lSve, william. beloved husband OF Anna Won
MeyerlncK, and devoted father of Herbert VIII
liam Won Meyerinck. a native of Germanv.
aged 43 years and 16 DAYS
The funeral services were held Yesterday
Sunday. July Is 1902 at 1880 o'cIock
a. M, at the parlors OF F. E. SAWYER. or
Fourth street. San Rafael. Interment fnri-
vatel, Mount Tamalpais cemetery
CARD OF THANKS
MeNALLY-we wish to express oar sin
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POLICE SAY SLAYER ACTED IN sELF-DE-
FENSE-Cleveland. o.. July 1S-Chief Of
Police Kohler said tonight that James j. Purvis.
the nonuniOn engineer OF the steamer Centurion.
who shot and killed Richard Brown and William
Woods. sailors, here last night was justified IN
his action. The men attacked Purvis said
Chief kohler. and in his opinion the engineer
bad a right to defend himself.
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BUSINESSMEN TO FORM
NEW BOARD OF TRADE
MeIrose Merchants Plan a CAM
paign for improvements

MELROsE. July Is--Within few
davs organization Of the new board of
trade. which viii conduct campaign
for city improvements, viii be effected
and the charter membership roll has
been signed 10 date by the following:
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS

Birth. marriage and death notices sent by mail
will not be inserted. They must be handed in at
either of the publication offices and be Endorsed
with the and residence of persons author
lied TO have the published Notices re-
stricted simply 10 the announcement of the event
are published once IN this column free of charge
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Rent YoursRooms

little ad in The Call viii do it.
Phone Kearny IS and we viii call for
your ad. People watch the Rooms to
Let columns Of The Call You get re-
suits when you put your ad there. The
cost is low. Try IL.
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CHILD BREAKS ARM-oakIand. July IS
William Paxton. 9 years old. tripped while
skipping rope with his sisters in front Of their
parents home at 30S Fourteenth street this
afternoon. and broke his right arm.
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BIRTHS

CoHEN-In this city. July IS 1909. to the wife
Of Henry Cohen. a daughter. tSee Deaths.)
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CARD OF THANKS

CARD OF THANKS
MeNALLY-We wish to express Our sin
cere thanks to friends and the nembe-s
of Castro parior No. 232 N s. G. w for
their sympathy and floral offerings in ON
late bereavement.
MRS. CATHERINE McNALLY and Family
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DERRE-- In this city. July II. 1909, Auguste
beloved husband OF Marie DEERE. father M
Louis f. Derre and Mrs. Charles NJ Escaude
and grandfather of Olvin, Arthur and Marie
Derre and Blanche and Louis Escande, a ma
tive Of Belgium, aged " years and months.