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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-05-05
Doing Away with Noise.

The gentleman with nerves and also
the lady similarly equipped are a
growing power in the land. They win
begin on church bells and striking
clocks, and they will go on improving
and improving till London is paved
with india rubber and every one Will
have to wear silent shoes Ike police.
men and burglars. and nobody will be
allowed to make any kind of noise.-
London News.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-05-05
IOWA OPINIONS AND NOTES.

The Waterloo Courier comes to the
surprising conclusion that somehow a
thief of magnitude Is less to be de-
pissed than a ordinary sneak"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-05-05

ut takes a versatile man to repre-
sent both the people and special inter-
ests in the same session on the same
question:" concludes the Iowa City Cit
izen.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-05-05


Senator Delivers attitude in the
senate at the present time is one of
peculiar sweetness" says the Alta Ad-
vertiser. 1T is almost Incredible to re-
fleet than only short year ago Dolli-
yer was roaming over the state calling
Cummins faker, while now he is on
the best of terms with the junior sem
ator. There is, indeed, peace and har-
mony in the senate
"Give US downward revision Of the
tariff and few more members Of
the senate like A. B. Cummins, and the
Panama canal will take care of ITSELF"
declares the Dows Advocate.
ut takes a versatile man to repre-
sent both the people and special inter-
ests in the same session on the same
question:" concludes the Iowa City Cit
izen.
Governor Carroll finally succeeded
in getting rid of Keltz but 1t must have
been rather embarrassing" remarks
the Knoxville Journal
The LeMars Sentinel says s.the
weightiest argument advanced against
Senator Cummins income tax amend
ment to the tariff bill is that it might
delay the passage of that meas"
If we were given the duty of franz
ing an equitable income tax we should
eliminate no income above $780," says
the Fort Dodge Post.
Look out, Brother Cunmins, or
Brother Dolliver will soon be claiming
to be the originator of the Iowa idea,
on the tariff question. Who'd thought
it?" exclaims the Rockwell City Ad-
vocate.
Bob Cousins recently made an at
tack on the 'insurgent congressman
from Iowa, intimating that they are
traitors" observes the Boone News
Republican. But Bob doesn't count for
much in Iowa since he quit the game
last year."
Recalling that President Roosevelt
at one time rendered timely assistance
to Colonel Hepburn" the Sioux City
Journal suggests "the situation calls
for something in that line in behalf of
Dolliver from Cummins. The letter
should be signed and unlike the Tor
bert example. it's publication should
be authorized"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-05-05

building idle altho the cracker factory
building is still looking for a tenant.
with every promise that a creamery
will occupy it this summer.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-05-05

"Give us a downward revision Of the
tariff and few more members Of
the senate like A. B. Cummins, and the
Panama canal will take care of ITSELF"
declares the Bows Advocate
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-05-05

Governor Carroll finally succeeded
in getting rid of Ketz but 1t must have
been rather embarrassing" remarks
the Knoxville Journal.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-05-05

The LeMars Sentinel saws "the
weightiest argument advanced against
Senator Cummins income tax amend
ment to the tariff bill is that it might
delay the passage of that meas"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-05-05

IF we were given the duty of franz
ing an equitable income tax we should
eliminate no income above $780," says
the Fort Dodge Post
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-05-05

Look out, Brother Cummins, or
Brother Dolliver will soon be claiming
to be the originator of the Iowa idea
on the tariff question. Who'd a thought
it?" exclai,ns the Rockwell City Ad-
vocate.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-05-05

Homes on government land and
homes in a government town are to be
offered to homeseekers on May % and
"a at Powell, Wyo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-15
Der SGbem unS bic Sneniric.

Sange hat Der Siiben Der Gereinia.
ten Stuoten an Den Tod)pirfmaen
ocs Viirgerfrieges ju leiben gebobt.
@onS ~beionoers langiam gine eS nit
Der entWidelung Der Sl,ouitrie I'M
Siioen. obaIeid er iiber reide Siilis.
aiellen: er5e, &oblen, gaum,polle II.
onoerc 5u NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
gen notbwenoige %orbeoinaungcn
rridlid perfuate. 60 1T 2ano in
&iile uno 5iiue fir 5abrif : Nnlo.
gen. gs lit gaumaterial iiber0emig
porbanoen. Gs iebIt l,idt an Waiicr-
fraiien. aber es feblte al aipei pid)-
tlgen Ginsen tur 9robe inouitrielle
unternebmungen: al aapital unb
tiittigen Mrbeitsfrifteu. 60 blieb
Nsr Suoen alid nod Dem ariege Dor.
Snasfpeiie AderbM 0ebiet. Grit
lett einiaen Sabren lit elm inouitriel.
Ter AnfitIluuna eingetreten. M6rbli-
d,es aapitoI bot lid benz Siiben ST..
aetuanot. Sn Mabama iinS eegell
ITO Wilionen Collars in Snonitrie.
Wetrieben an9elegt, in Georgia iiber
i35 MiIionen, IN 2ouiiiana 1852 NiI.
iionett IN 1enneiiec et,ua 105 MiI.
liolieib u, @irsinieu $50 Miilionen,
ias ben beiocm Garolinas PA. in Slo.
riba 30 W1iIlioHen uno IN 5eras ct.
tro lis Nilioneu Dollars. lbs iinS
aal5 respectable 3otlen, Die bel Der
@eiterenttpideIune nod cine beoeu
tehoe gteiaernns, erfabren tueroen
Pie Worbeoiuenneen fir einen gro
ien uirtbiAnftIifen Auffdiuunl
Sro i'm Siioen b~eionoerss aiinitig
eraeuet niebr Ioltnipoile. OILS oi,
Sibrigen @aumtpou |. Climber Der Gr
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Mittmodb ben Is. September 1909.
adt Seiteu.
Die Meiie bcs Yraiioenten.

2anbcspater Snft bat geItern pon
Bolton ans ieine groBe Heiie nod
benz @eiten uuo Siioen angetretcn,
bic ar6Bte &aiie, Die elm Hraiioent Der
Hereinafter Staaten ie int Sanoe &c.
mud1t Bat, bcnn lie eritredt iid auI
1850 Meilen. ErGiibent Iait bat
ia lpGbreuo ieiner Gampagns I'M let
ten Sabre aud arobe &eiien gcmat)t
biesmnl bot Die Heiie, lpeld)c nabe5ll
siuei Monate IN Iniprud nebmeil
ipirb, fairm einen politilden 3iued.
1erEraiibent min Siiblung nit Gam
,,nS 2cllten gelpinncn. Gabei mer'
ben mobl aud politiide rSiiues" 5llr
Sprade fommen, uilb Der Yrdlioent
miro Gelegenbeit baben, bic Stim;
inung bes Bottles I'M @eiten uno Sit
oen iiber bas republifaniid)e &egimc
genaucr' fsnne, 81 lernen unO 0arauf
binsllarbeiten, 0ab mieber mcbr Sars
monte bergeItelt miro. WGbrenO Der
Grtro.S eiiion ocs Gongreiies itanb cs
nit Der Sarmonis inter ben Hepub.
lifanern nidt sum 9eitcn. Ob es oem
YrGiiSenten geIinsen miro, oie meitli'
d,en Sninraenten Wieber 5u gepin-
men, fam srft sic 3ufunft 5eiaen. Sr.
Ioit maht Die Meiie in smei Yripat.
@aagpns, gebt BON Bolton brett nod
CHICAGO Wilmanfee, ct. Saul, Min.
neapolis. 9es Woines, Smoba unb
3cnper. 3rei Gage in Colorado, brci
III lltab unbn Sann Surd Wontouo
Sbobo nnb Muihinetpn. Mm %. Sep
TENDER Miro Der Trdiioeut in Seattle
iein. Gam. gebt Die Sabrt iiioIid
burd Oregon mo Californian nit Ell.
mem o~reitdgigen Ibiteder nod Dem
Doiemite- l9aI, Damn ourd ariSonu.
Merifo unb 3eras. Sn 81 Toio
wirb er NIT hem YrGiioenten Iia5
BON Werifo 3niammen treiien. @eioe
SrGiiSenten weroen ben Hio @ranoe
5wiifen 81 Ynp unb 9iuobao SUD
res ceremonies freu5en. Gam gebt
Die 6abrt bnrd Seras, weiter nod)
Ct. 2ouis mo Sen Wiiliilippi binob
nod Nep,S Orleans, burd WtiIIiilippi,
Mlabama, Georgia, Die beioen Caro-.
linas uno ON 10. Hopember iou Die
@iinbiabrt in @ifmono gum gbidlui
fommen. Cine fait unauseeiette &ei-
ie BON nabc5u 5wei Wonatcn lit einc
S%eiItnng. @elde 8eoeutiina bie Hei-
ie oes Graiibenten baben miro. bGn9t
ipobI meiit babon al, mas er Dem
@ulfe iiber nationale Srasen 81 ia.
gen bat. Sbne 8eoen sebt's nun EN-.
mai nidt oh. 'llnh bas Bolt lit &C.
ipannt baranf.
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Teparteneut fur difeutfidbe etGerbett-Sautrn,
Cub Gep0rtenlent hes Webdube, Jnfpeftprss
WiYeau2. aRathhauS.

p uIftmo 1. September 1909.
apeebofe lperbeI eHtseaeD 9epomuIen ben
Der &oniraft.a,e9oroe Der staSt saltiMors fiji
Wiarfibaae uIb S9nppeH fir ben Iiapor mo
etnotratb bon Baltimore. 4I3 mi
Mnsebote milMen. In oerTeeeIten Gouberten.
aoreiifri an ben sBonrb ief s(paros" iein unb
bic aluffbrtft r9ropoiaIs for. ssorf an. Grob
etreet Mariet" traeen nno bet 8rn. 3. Geuell
1bomas.. StabtSegiftrator, in beien 9ireau im
8atbbaufe lin ODER por II ubr Yormittass
am 10. September 1909 einaereiHt, tpsroen.
5ebem ~sinsebst mib elm az ben 'g'dgor uio
5taotratb eel Baltimore 8ablbstsp eeriifisirtsr:
beg gieteTS fir tifnfbunbert ($5a0) SoIiats
Ser erfolerei6e gieter mluB '@iirsf6aft iteI.
len nno pte. 8orifriften bes Staot9barters
in ge3ug' uuf 9~oittrafte ertiuen. Z
3cidnlnaen- unb Spe5itifutionen I5nren cut
ODER lia1 benz 2. septemtsr 1909 inn Biireai
hes @ebduoe4 JnipeftorS befidtiet iperben.
Gle Deb5roe behalf fit oaS Nedt bpr, irgeno
elm ODER aae Inaeboie 5i pertuerien.
ebiuaro .. Yretuu,
8ebdloes Snfpettor.
8enebmigt;
Geo. ". 0umien,
Wtabor.
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(eepta, s,4.e,7.s.s1O.1t.1s
s,ureau sss staot.Mesihrators. aatbbaus.

Sdlttl III D we, " september l9US..
Ga ole observation-disclosures s 9omniiiare bet
etaet Baltimore in aeieeli9 Observation-Disclosures
gseiie ibren eno9iltisel mo eorriGirten ges
riot iiber ole ,3meetpTobenen entttdoieuaseu.
%llnloiten uno sseriteIbobunsen fiir bic 9on.
oemHiruns unb 9r6finung Der Silton' SfraBe
Griiber elite strabe2 BON per nbre!ihitsn
Seite Der YiebiHoIi;. oeHiie bis our tilo,peif'
litften Seite Der Yoipbaian II %elpenle, nebft ben
oarnuf be5ii9lideu. eno9iltigen ino eorrieir.
ten. erldniernoeit YIdnen IN @emibbeit Der
gorfdriiten beg staot. CHARTERS nlo Der am a;
SUM 1909 uuter6eidneten Neroronuila 9ir, $50
Ses Mapors rno siaeirdtbs bon Baltimore Del
mir binterleat baber,
miro tiertlit befaunt .eeeebeIi, baB beiaster
3erint NIB. Yldne ani Siefe Beife in Sieiem
8ircdr biuterIegt iporoeu ftno. iino Dab Der
Wlabor nv, Staotrutb bon baltimore ODER its
seno cine Yerion ooer .Yerionen, ODER cine oser
Der perbfnannten gntidbdoignnaen ooer sSertb'
erb1bnI9eH iin6ririeoeu fino. tnnerbaib oreibla
500 Iagen bonn 10. September 1909 OIL ais
benz eriten 1ase. Der BON mir alSessanaenen
an oGs 9nltinorer Staoieeriht appeIliren unb
oas belaate @eri6t eriuben m1gen, oteielbfl
5u reoioiren.
Z. Sewen 1homas,
Gtabt'5feaiitraior.
(SepttO II % Gid -
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0efanntmafnn9en
Yareau bes etaet.W ,pmcters.

10. september lVO9.
Ser Stabt.@eomcter miro am Eieatag. ben
81, Scptemper4 1909, 5lir iinten uu9egebe1ien
3eit an Srt uno Stelle eribeinen, nm ole w
00iumbiasslpenue BON Der Euinduls bis 3ur
DidnofinsS frabe, uTr 10 1lbr Sormittaga.
9pluinbiu.sloeHne. bon Der Aents StraBe 5ts
5im Sitenoe Der Bride fiber Sfppnn's 6aIS,
nm 1915 ycrmittaas.
PoIion:S Giraffe, bon Der 8iooles bis 6ur Ere
itcnsStrabe. ul II ubr Yornittugs.
WaleiBb &. 9bsmas,
(25S) Stuotsl3epmeter.
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Hep-Y orferq Muiifcr lluion ideint
nod an Der 8ebcrtci'cr Sabiilatur,
Die bon &iharb @oqner in Den Wei-
I~t@iingern 10 foitIid pcripottet miro,
feit5llbalten.
9ieier Saee pirb es 40
Sabre, DOB bie Trobibition -Fortei
sur 8ett 9efommen lit. Cont iteht
es mandmol 81 crporten, oaB lid
nit Dem 40, @eburtstog bel ben
WenIben Elm llmlitnlung uoll5ieht.
IS ioi ifon oes Seiteren porgefom,
men iein, bob Weniden, pie bis ba.
hin gang peridrobene &erle muren,
nit Dem Gintritt ms Sbmabenolter
perniinftige llnb brouhbare Wenid,en
mtlrber. Iber Die Yrobibition bietet
iolte Soffbiing nidt. Seioer nimmt
Die Seridro6enbeit iid)tIih SIT uno
bente lit Der @abn Grger, ais je gut
Dor. Gle Hrobibirion ielber miro
INNER Elm @abn bleiben, Oh iie 40
Sabre alt ODER 100 Sabre lit. Soff-
nllng auf Seilung oieies @abns lit
ni6t porbanben. @obl aber beitebt
Die Soffnung, bob nit Dem 2aufe Der
Sabre, menn Die 2ellte oilrd S6aoen
ODER g%rfenntniB wieber fliigcr, Der.
niinftieer unb weiicr gemorben limo.
Die Yrobibition al Anbang lpieoer
oerlicrt. Mad 40 Sobren Hrobib:-
ton lit eS sur 9eiieruna bGhiter
3eit. ,t.44 etu org. Sts5tg.)
@as sic Minen Snbu.
ltrie Jronspaals beoeltet, ersiebt iid)
Gus Ben 3uiammenitcalm9en fir
lettes Sobr. Gle loErobuftion err
reidte einen Wertb BON 149,7S5,OO
Collars, mar mitbin nm 1919 Dill
lionen Collars groBer. oils I'M Sabre
1907. Gie peridieoenen @oIbminen-
@eieaidaften o%iiriten ebcn oesbaIb
beuer %beiIGufig 40 MiQionen Collars
al Tibioenben allsidiitten, Inn Is
Wiaionen mebr oils i'm pori9en
Sabre. 3ie Winen beifaitigen Der
5eit 1890 weiBe, $4,000 eingeto.
rene uno 1890 dinciiite Nrbeitcr,
bof o%iirften I'M nGditen Sabre &c
bineliid)en aulis entfernt merOeu, so
iid Die Gingeborenen iett reft gut
5nr arbeit itellen. Ger 3uiammeil-
id)(uB Ser ein5elnen @olominen.@e,
leIllhaftcn bat olld) i'm uorigen
Sabre 6cbeutenbe ISortifritte &C.
madt. Cine Heibe bon grobeu &c.
leuihaften %iuiionirtc I'M Sorjabre,
i,m Ourd Nlmagamirung sic Yroouf-
tions- Soften 81 reou5iren rno ha-
ourd Die @epinlfe 5u erb0ben. 3ie
Giomontenitfoer lieierten i'm SaGr,
1908 ehcnfuIls Elm gutes Grgebnib.
Zen Morft beberrift 'flobe3u olcin
Die Ercmier: Eidinonb Mine, sic
allein 5000 fdrbibe ilho 500 meibe
Hr6eitcr beidGitiat, mno ruho" 5tbti
Miuionen aarot Tiatuqnten idiirit,,
Die eincn @ertb BON 10 Milionen
Collars rcpraicntirtcn, Gie @eiea,
idaft bot i'm Sabre 1908 ibre Nnla-
Gen ocrurt pe%rarobert, oab lie in Die.
lem Sabre lire 2ciitunasiabisfeit alf
bas Goppclte 5llt erboben permoa.
Gle a%oblenieloer lieierten i'm Sabre
1908 cinen Grtrog bon 3,O17,000
Sonnen i'm @ertbe bon s. ,99O,OOO
Collar; Die 2eiltunasfGbigfeit ser
Inlogen miro nid)t boil ouseehiitt,
nohocm Elm Srult ser 2%oblenlperfe
Die Yroouftion ulf eincn niebrigcn
Stano bGlt. Die Wiren SronspaaI's
lieferten mitbin i'm Sabre 1908 eine',
@eiammt,Grtrag bon 165 Willionen
Collars. 8ein @unoer. ooB Die
GnalGnoer, Inn iid) in oen 9eiis oes
reid)en @ebieteS slI ieben, Dor einem
blutigen uno ungered)teu &rieae
nid)t ynriidseidredt iino.
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3cidaftsgeIescnbcitcn.
An

Tr. 1860, sseft. sairmonni! Mpenne, 5iuifd,el
Catherine lnb SbipIepsS trabe: feline Gage fir
fait irgeno ein Yei6dft: reue giatbarfdatt.
eieitriide, iabre bis 5nm GnSpnnit nno, aeSe
Gin Sdnieraeoicrt n5rSIid. Sine Ser ~feinfien
21aen fir einen 2aoei. Eaiienbe .Sepinannaeil
fir ben 81ufer. 9tdbereS bel Seaiter Z, sNei.
pbal obcr bei'm Slaenteu an Ort uno Steue.
(Septl2-)
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Eermiidfe MnSeigen.
Mn bic Oamen.

Surge Gamen. peIfe. mooerne Gfneioeriunit
5i ~erlernen .piinfteIt. tolten Iitt i'm 3fpeiIel
mir bel 5yt. W. Subers. Sr. 302, seft.sara.
saa.stra6e, por5uipredeiI, i9ren ylalnen as
31alina eintra1en,, une fie lernen bic sfnntt
bdltpn duSeroem sriinoIiben tlnterrift i'm
3uiobneiben. Gebr IiberuIe 9eoiiaingen. -
Srl. W. &nbers, Wr. 800. Writ' Saratoga Str.
.lSept21n ..-n = No..
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Sacob &rat.

Gs iiarb pISbIit an is. September 1909
alt. a~elienter @atte bon tpna iarab. aeborene
Side unb Se9n bon Catherine D., nnb bcs
BET am Wlitipuf, Sen is. september, Waebmii.
tagS 2 rttr. bon oer gSotnlng leihet MeItter.
Sr. 61s. Selphin: strake, aus ant Der .pouncn
YarI GeElelctn" ltalf. .3 (251-8)
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Marslaab Sa~nbtsmmen.g dsIe.

las aipeiiinbbieratre eemefter Der Nast.
Lash 1astknaIasn.e Anle beoilltt am 15. Gep.
TENDER. NiGt feftertantl@. Gir ole tpeitsn
ID. iGis@t III. a lot ibnsTr Ben Seti.3 Der Sfiss,if.
Iiden GmnIen az errndalt9en. SpreMen nnb
9ippenIefen aubsr ben Sd6ern BET sifsutli0sa
ieii. I~tirnanfnit. aoff. Qoeis unb unfeqi&i
tnt wetuebner MerbIanp'S fret: 81 msIbeH Sci
Gtas. 9. 60. ystsstlat 0settfe, NJ. \
(0uoi1-e 4uo2S. 8suDo. Sa)
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Gliiabeth WGnthrr.

IS ftarb an Ia. September 1909 GliiabctI
@inthtr, %. Sabre alt. e~eliebie @atiin BOZ
NJ. $50, Neif.9ee. atrate. Ole Self Ser Vs
eroinuuu piro ip1ter ange5eiet. (25s)
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Wt. Vernpu.$laee uab 0hayleS.StY., Baltimore.
WurberettHmgs 1ttayteuent
Wlap Warrrttfcn 9pans, Superintenoefttn.
VI. % uno 25, Cft.MaDmmt.9e sermon. Hlatf.
Gr5iinnns am 1. Cttater. fur ben tinterridlt.
gnmeloun9en ~, September bon IL ubr Sor'
mittags bis 4 ubr Nadbnlittaes.-
YollItdnoiee @auipiriing. Der bobe Sian,
barb pirb bur6 Die yta1jrage fit 8eaboops
MIumni fir rrufialif6e Stelui9eil aus ben
ean3en Der. Chatter ~bepiefei. SatuItdt bon GO
3erte bon emiuenten ,aiiufflern hes 1ages. fret
fir Gtuoenten. Sreiiellen. DipIome. Gebrers
Certificate. 8laifen. nno Yrioat.llnterridt.
tabr, lie nab benz @rabe uno unterrrihtS3meia.
Girfulare auf YerIanaen. 1t (Sept3, 1WO
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Sbeuo @cbcr.

Gbenbs. 3btobur yeetsr. 20 Sabre alt. aelieh.
ter gatte bol. 9enrietfa Weber. 0eripanotr
uno Srenuoe lnb nthtungSpou eineeIooen. ben
1snnsrtag, ben 49,. September 1909, Na&mif.
toes 8 tbr, ~ ieiuer yDobnung. Wr. 2222, ptt.
xen.baro'S traRe, itatffinoen. 9eeroignne pris
pallHt. (25S-9)
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Snaps ensliides nnb beatides
.Snititut, I.

SnAius. nnb Garfin, etrahe.
Ser llnterridt beeinnf am -Ttenda9, ben II.
September. YeniioHdre Mnb Ingfdiiler duiges
ommen las 1aubftuuimens De%pdriemeHt fpir6
ebeHfaus iuieber e~r5ffnet.. (25S--4,6-D 2
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Dat Qamu Gemetert,
Gahem.aSs~xs.asa aats tRsrb sstxt.asas
9etdnetss NnIRAt. psa6tusue aase. q
(Suni 19,6Dste)
QumSou.Tarf.gemeters.

HRreas: Nr. Il, HeR.easateaa.etsaAe. ant
.Sanpt0i1saa1: l9sebert1:Aseb:
gsaribnttpldte 6dns425 an unier peftdnbtoer
sthftiht: G&nittblninfn, s0epinbe. VsGnaen etc.
!peroen i'm IreibbauS am pduptsG iuo6ne 81
innoen. 'llnfer a0ent uirt, wern Getennt&t.
pprfpre@en. (02-)
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,Scnrn 4chcr.

Ga ftarb am IA. eeptember 1909 Senrs
Geper in feinem 80. Qetensiabre, ~geIiehter
@atte bon Mlnelia geber. Die YeeroieIno fin
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(l10id 1S)
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nod an Der 8ebenlci'crl Sabnlatltr,
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1909-03-24
. EAST BLUEHILL.

DEATH OF MRS. EDWIN W. BARTON.
Mrs. Edwin w. Barton, daughter Of
the late George G. Long, who died at West
Springfield, Mass, March 4, was young
woman Of most estimable character.
Eleven years ago in June she went to
Holyoke as bride from East Bluehill,
and became active in the Second Baptist
church there. She was also active in the
Order of the Eastern Star. Recently Mr.
Barton bought new home on the West
Springfield road, and had fitted it up in
most attractive way. Last week peril
TOMS developed, on the birth of daugh
ter. The child lived but a few moments
and the mother followed in two days.
One son, four years old-George Long
Barton, survives. Besides her husband
and son, she leaves five sisters-Mrs W.
M. Wardwell, Mrs. c. II. Wardwell, Mrs.
Luther Bridges, jr., of East Bluehill, Mrs.
Ellis Stansfield, OF Kennebunk, and Miss
Susie E. Long, of Wakefield, Mass.
In her home town she was very highly
regarded as also at CAstine, where she
was graduated from the normal school.
In Springfield, in Holyoke, and in her
new home in West Springfield, she had
many warm friends.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1909-03-24
TRENTON.

DEATH OF MRS. L. ". CUSHING.
Catherine Heath (Hodgdon), widow Of
Leonard W. Cushing, q resident OF Wal
than, Mass, for hfty-eight years,
died March Is, at her home in
that city. For some time she had been
in poor health, although her death was
due directly to fall that she received on
March 5. She sustained a fractured hip,
and her injuries, combined with her feebls
condition, resulted in her death.
Mrs. Cushing was a woman OF wide
acquaintance, and was highly esteemed.
She was born in Trenton, Nov. 7, 1926, and
she passed her early years in that town.
In her twenty fifth year she was married
to Leonard W. Cushing, of Waltham, the
ceremony taking place at Trenton. The
couple made their home in this city from
the time Of their marriage. Mr.. Cushing
died two years ago.
She was regular in her attendance at the
First Parish church until failing health
prevented.
She is survived by two children-Charles
W. Cushing, Of Waltham, and Harry R.,
of Cambridge; one brother - ex-Chief
Freeman c. Hodgdon, Of the Waltham fire
department, and three grandchildren.