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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-10
Geyman Colonial Sec,etary Stops in Montgomery; Discusses Cotton Culture

Pausing in tour of the Southern States. Herr Bernard Dueaberg. of Ber- lin. . distinguished German civil oni- cer. whose oficiai title is that of Sec retary of State for the Colonies of the German Empire" arrived Tn Montgom- cry yesterday afternoon and spent the night in the city.
 Tho distinguished visitor was accom- panied by Herr W. Bussee. member Of his stan. and his Secretary of Az. riculture, and a retinue Of servants. The party reached here from Tuskeges in a private car of the Seaboard Ar Line. accompanied by R. I. Cheatham. Assistant General Freight Agent of that system.
 Tn his official capacity. Herr Duen. xerg ts brought into close touch with tho extensive foreign holdings of his fatherland. especially in Africa Ger many's East Africa possessions. which are several times the size of the Elm. pire itself, have added tho responsibil- ity Of governing a large native popu- lation.
 With 100000 negores on his hands in Africa, and being at loss as to what to do with them. Herr Duenberg decided to come to America and see what the negroes were doing in this country with view to improving the condition of the race in the African colonies. His oficial trip through the South is to specifically study the ne- gro question and incidentally gather information and data concerning the cotton industry.
 While in Montgomery yesterday af- ternoon, Herr Duenberg. accompanied by his secretary, conferred with !. e. Siebs, local cotton man, who for merly lived in Germany. Mir. Siebs showed the distinguished visitor the sights of Montgomery. Later Herr Duenberg, Herr Bussee. MT. Siebs. Mir. Cheatham. and O. c. Humphreys, of the Seaboard Air Line. took an autono. bile trip over the county roads and dined at the Beauvoir Club.
 Quick in movement. reserved In
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-10
SUES HIS BEST FRIEND.
washington Man Alleges wife's Al

washington Man Alleges Wffeas Af-
 fections Were Stolen.
 Asbury Park. N. J., Oct. 9-Theodore B. Wilson, New York Consolidated Stock Exchange broker, was arrested today on ,.af railroad train near here and locked up in Freehold, N. J.. jail. lacking s1o.00o bail. to answer suit brought against him by Malcolm Huff ty. of Washington. D. C.. for alleged alienation of the affections of his wife.
 Mrs. Hufty was Mary Page of Alex andria, Va. Her husband had been best man at Wilson's wedding.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-10
Gets Unexpected Riche.

San Antonio, Texas. Oct 9.-Because he worked for the Pennsylvania Rail- road back in the sixties when Andrew Carnegie was superintendent James Pagan aged switchman of this city to- day is richer by $40,o00. Mir Carne- gle set aside years ago q certain sum for distribution among employees. For tune worked while Pagan slept and the accumulated pile was unknown to him until today he received an official letter. he having been traced here.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-10
m ,ry.1er r,r,na I,svv.

Oklahoma City. Olxla.. Got. s.--Suit under the prohibition law for Sso.o0o was brought by the state today against Charles T. Colcord. one of the wealthi- est men of Oklahoma City. charging that for thirty days he has permitted liquor to be sold in . building he owns. The State law fixes . fine Of tL0o0 . day for this violation. Other suits of this nature were filed. the amount demanded being S14s.000.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-10
DirixibIe Coslapses .

South Bend. Ind. Oct. 9-William Mattery's dirigible balloon, the Amer ican. collapsed last night. at height of 100 feet. Both Mattery's wrists were fractured when he struck the ground. The machine. valued at 33,ooo. was de- stroyed. When Mattery started the motor of his airship. great crowd pressed about him and he was obliged to steer upward at a sharp angle. The propeller caught the rear. of the gas bag and tore it open.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-10
GeorrI. Fncc. Deflcit.

Atlanta. Ga. Oct. s.--The State of Georgia will face deficit of $72s.. 5se 50 on Jan. l. 1910. according to a report on the condition of the State treasury, which has just been made to Governor Brown. It Is stated also that the State is a year or more be- hind in raising the bulk of the revenue needed to defray the States expenses. In making public the report. the Gov ernor advocated constitutional amend ment that would permit the issuance of Sso0.000 bonds to place the State on its financial feet.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-10
Released under Bonds :,

Guadalajara. Mex, Oct. 9.-Ambro- sio Uiloa. widely known lawyer and civil engineer. accused of a complicity in the political riots of July "A and 25. has been released from the State prison under bond of 5000 pesos. signed by Diego Moreno. one of the wealthiest men of this city. Ulloa was at the head of the principal Reyesista. He has been In jail since June g.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-10
Order. Rates Reduccd.

Seattle, Wash, Oct. 9.--Chairman Martin A. Knapp today announced . decision of the Interstate Commerce Commission in the suit brought by Des Moines against the Chicago. Rock Isl' and and Pacific Railroad and other lines. The commission denied a petf- ton of the railroads for a re-hearing and ordered the reduction of rates from the Atlantic Seaboard to Des Moines to do into effect.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-10
KANSAS WINS.

Newest State Tean Helds sunhowers
 to 11-o.
 Lawrence. Kas., Oct s.--On sloppy gridiron. Oklahoma University today succeeded in holding the football team of Kansas University to the score of II to 0.
 The game, which was mostly an ex- hibition of bunting. was marked by . large number of penalizations. Okla homa, being set back thirty yards at one time for slugging.
 Touchdowns. Brownlec. Bond: goai
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-10
shot bx Brother

States District Attorney A. E. Holton, was accidentally shot today by his 15- year-old brother Frank. His injuries are regarded as serious. Frank was playing with breechloading shotgun as John was standing behind him and the gun unexpectedly fired. the entire load taking effect in Johns legs.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-10
Re-elect Omcers .

Tyler. Tex, Oct. s.-At the annual meeting of the stockholders of the Cot ton Belt Railroad Company today the present officers and directorate were re- elected The meeting was attended by President Britton and J. W. Wfst, general attorney. both of St. Lopls fhe party will start tomorrow og = gen- eral inspection of the .rerL
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-10
Goe. over Emhankment.

Briston, Tenn., Oct. 9--A dozen oc- cupants of hack were more or less seriously injured tonight as the party was returning from circus when the team ran away. turning the hack over an embankment. Mrs. William Fauber, wife of well-known farmer, suffered a broken arm and internal in- juries. while her 14-year-old daugh- ter was probably fatally hurt The other members of the party were se- verely shaken up.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-10

day. ended its business meeting at St. Paurs Church. Hollow Creek. sLexing- ton County, with the election of the following officers: President. Rev. w.
 J. Boger, Mount Holly, N. C.; Vice President, Rev. D. D. Wessinger, Gill; bert. s. C.; Secretary. Rev. 8. [. Stroub. Newton. N. C.; Treasurer. Rev. R. A.
 Yoder, Lincolnton, N. C.; Statistical Secretary, Rev. E. J. Sox, little Moun- tain, s. c. It was decided totry to
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-10
Makes Speed Trial.

Bath, Me. Oct. e.--Attaining a speed of SIS knots an hour the torpedo boat destroyer Reid had a four-hour run to- day. completing her tests for speed and coal and water consumption and clinch- ing her claim to the title of fastest of American naval vessels.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-10
Again Hurt in Fight.

Little Rock, Ark. Ger. s-County Treasurer Abbott, of Calhoun County. who was wounded and whose brother was killed by the Pickett brothers. ne- groes. recently. was fatally wounded in a fight with his step-father. who is al- legged to have espoused the cause of the negroes, according to State Agricult- ural Commissioner Tucker. who re- turned tonight from that part of the State. Tn the fight the step-father's leg was broken.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-10

murder of his grandmother. Mrs. Chris. tine coryeon. who was mysteriousiy killed last May in her bed room in her home here. The jury was sut all night Rich was arrested . few hours after his marriage and charged with mur- der
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-10
Mssnnte. in Mncan,

Macon. Gaa Oct 9.-President J. T. narahan of the Illinois Central Rail- raod together with President J. F. Hanson of the Central of Georgia Rail- way and party of officials of both mnes reached this city this afternoon. The party was entertained by the Macon Chamber of Commerce and left at 6:3o for Savannah
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-10

Suits with the dash and snap "Printzess." 200 styles to select from. s25.0o and s35.00 values for S17.50 and s1s.s8.
 Harvest Time Bargain Sale.
 Montgomery Fair. adv.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-10

csof6s D. French with savsi made from the tres. which still stAnds near Jonegboro, Tenn. on which Deniel Boone carved the inscription. ID. Boone Killed Bear" when hs crossed into this country.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-10
Life Time Savings Melted.

AmerIcus, Ga, oct. 9.-A blackened mass of molten silver is all that John Fish. a farmer living near here. has left of several thousand dollars. the savings of life time. Fish having an antipathy for banks had kept fss money secreted about his house.Y A few nights ago the house was turned and in addition to the silver ~Ioney a considerable amount in curr ncy was lost.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-10
Ga.oline Torch Explode.

Cleveland, ps Oct. s.-one child was fatally burnsd and five others were badly injured here today when a gaso- line torcs., with which an electric iine- man y-as working, exploded. drencning ths children playing nearby with the blszing fluid. Walter Weimer, 1l Sears old, will die.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-10
Afraid of African War.

San Juan. P. R., Oct. 9.-The Spanish steamer Miguel Sanchez arrived here today en route to South America. hav- ing on board 75o young emigrants from the Spanish colonies who are seeking to escape service in the war in Africa
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-10

The Dexter Avenue Auxiliary of the Womans' Foreign Missionary Society will meet Monday Afternoon promptly at 4 o'clock in tn. Sunday School room of the church. Every member is urged to be present 1t this, the first fall meet Ing, and plea work for the fall and winter. A:Iy ladies interested in mis- sion work are cordially invited to meet with tf.s society.
 Miss Lisa Racks, President. Mrs. Geogre T. Smith,
 Recording Secretary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-10
THE PREACHERsS
 PLACE AND HEEL PIERS
tse Comments Upon the Christian Endeavor Topic October 10
 How Gan We Help Our Pastor?''-Ex xvii: SIS.

is believed to be the outcome of an attempted black hand extortion of Joseph Bertucci last spring. Vito Bertucci, a relative of Joseph Bertucci was the man killed. A woman is among those under arrest
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-10
KIIIed In Shooting AHray.

Chicago. Oct s.-Tn an Italian shoot ing affray in this city tonight. one snan was killed and another fatally wounded. Those under arrest refused tO make any statement but the anray
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-10
sri o0onFsrhnef 'sfsyDr' Dead.

s Indianapolis. Ind. Oct, 9.-James S. McReady. ex-Mayor of Indianapolis. and said to have been the oldest ex-Mayor in the United States. died here today at the age of 93.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-10

suits with the dash and snap "Printzess" 200 styles to select from. s25.0o and s35.o0 values for S175O and S1s.Ss.
 Harvest Time Bargain Sale.
 Montgomery Fair. adv.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-10

MeeD yeur eye sn Hix-CaveIy Clear Ce.'s Rowling A1leys, le6 Connseree st. Neth1ng lfke the equlpnent ever at. tenptea in 16entgenery
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-10

efiiciency of tho work. The rnost im- portant subject to be conS1dersd will be the auggestion that Identification of the holder of . money. order-be waived and the orders bs made payable at any money order ofnce. thus making money orders practically currency. %
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-10
Engineer rst.llx Hurt

Guadalajara. Mexico. Oct s.--A O. Nell Of St. Louis. engineer on this di- vision of the National Railways, was fatally injured at the gravel pits near Santa Ana. station on the Marseillo line. today. He died two hours later
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-10
Ffftx Workmen Hnrf.

Ballston. N. T.. Oct. s.--Fffty work men bound from Ballston were injur- ca. many of them badly. today in a collision between trolley cars on the Schenectady Electric Railway here.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-10
Monev Order. ss Curreney.

WasHngttn.s oct: s.szsztA conferences Of Nmoneya order 1expsTts sof sthes Post4 office Department. to be held in thfs city on the 18th inst. every phase of the money order system will be com sidered in detail with a view to re-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-10
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nAAsr0a4 1s Ms C. A.
 Kansas City. Oct. s.--The Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad Com pany. 1t was announced today, Soon will begin the erection of a V. M. e. A building at It's division points be- tween Kansas City and the Pacific coast The company has appropriated yl50.0oo for the work.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-10

s'Printxess" styles lead in New E York, as they lead here. $25.00 and s35.o0 values for $17.50 and $19.eS.
 Harvest Time Bargain Sale. A1sV v nJIS Mort soniery Fair. adv.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-10
cnhan Peper. narred.

Tampa, Fla, Oct. s.-It became known today that the United States government has instructed the post master here to refuse to receive Cuban newspapers conaining advertisements or accounts of drawings in the Cuban lotteries. The Cuban consul has taken the matter up with h5s governnfent. sSi
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-10

CHOICE CUT FLOWERS. For all occasions. s. B. Stern q Co., Phone 1OO1.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-10
Lsek Oct For the Tsskegee D1anes.
M.n is oiven l,p

H. c. Holt. manager or the Magno- lia Hotel, was arrested by deputy shsr- iffs last night on | charge of petit lar ceny. The warrant for his arrest wa sworn out before Justice fl. H. Screws
 He, 1t is said. was out on s400 bond un- til last night, when his bondsnien sur rendered him to the county authorities,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-10
1sfre Haetarle (snxel .

Briston. Tenn, Oct. s.-Bisnop Hoss who is conducting the Holston con ference of the M. E. Church. South was today presented by the Rev.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-10

Freed of Murder Charge.
 Bay City Mich. Oct. 9-.After a sen. sational trial. Roland Rich. of this city, was today found not guilty of the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-10
r.t.r. nr,airon Cluh.

Enters Grldir0n Club.
 Washington. Oct. s.--Ira E. Bennett. editor of The washington Post and Warrington correspondent of The San Francisco Call. was today elected . member of the 0rfdiron Club.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-10

I.utheranst Adjourn Meeting.
 Columbuia, S.. e. Oct. s~-The Tennes- see synod of the Lutheran Church to-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-10
FEnN DISHES.

Special saIe ef Fern Dishes, 1iled cad unal1ed, Monday at Rosement Gardens' City Store. 1fs Dexter Ave. Zee eur window display.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-10

CHOICE CUT FLOWERS. s. B. Stern q Cos Exchange Drug
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-10
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Remedy that they could not dress thousand reader of this courteouy in nethex furnish and me
 
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-10

To relieve a minister of minor tasks. which properly belong to the congre-, gAtion. is to have share in his larger spiritual service.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-10

The sorrows of the strong are little understood or comforted. Few persons think that leaders may grow faint and discouraged. The helpers often need help. Only the lonely Christ can comprehend the secret burdens uncom- plainingly borne by those upon whom the weaker ones lean.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-10

Advertising, of a sensible sort, is coming to be more and more an ad- junct of the modern aggressive church This should be taken from the pastors care by a publicity committee. which will in all ways advertise to the com munity the church's readiness to be Of service, and facilities therefor.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-10

Everybody expects the preacher to pray for the people; but few expect the people to pray for the preacher.
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-11-05
HAB
RVINESS WOMAN
SUE Ms HlsED MGFGE

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ssiiipa.
Nh lEary Avose'i MarrinAn. widow
q EdWepd Hapu Bs1linaa an1 sols
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Is q shs Noanh tonsn - ~
sszid. tilg tss elgs sR sad bsgsoa-
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gYsas soFtuns q mogs than 9lo0O0o-
COO snd pcrribly sWics that amOanE
~ sudts nonsrt q teVOte may
pu5ls3nat MA HasSinAa a ths boards
q TIE Union Paeiae and eouthsgn Pa
ess utaloAob ana - 81 soEss 0thsF
mas may reprossnt hsr la ths eirset-
crates of ths othse great eo1pOlstioas
Al which NJ. HarEtnaan vas lnteFogi-
Cd. q Will - this Womaa Who WI
e'ruet tlss Gsrlinass oe ehass gssat proD-
critics ard Whe Wfilr rasVs e. Gal e.
siaion o. al disputed 0usstions that
may agiaa
6rs. Herriman has LEASED of8ees On
Fifth avenue directly opposite the new
public IIbrary. Her OGscsa win C
cupy the greater DaFt of tho second
floor os the huilding.
She n TIE largest individral stock
holder % the Union Paeiae and Souta-
Srn Paciac railroad. the Wells Fargo
Express company and large stock
holder IN many Othss corporations.
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-11-05
aAME oF cNEcKERs.
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Kew ore Player hAads oad Als
nehspquent ooliloquy
fe your move" che smiled.
smiled back at her. bic hand how
hg shove the checksrbOard.
RealiyT hs asked looking at her
witty soEttof way.
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eilyf 10 asked again.
3nh-huh." she breathsd and de-
ss,y dropped her eyes.
1 agccoss began 70 lntOEicats him.
ND - felt that never before had BE-
n - such strong form. never bad
s wa been 30 keen o. bis mannsF
engaging. His spirit SCARED. and
poked upon bis opponent vita .
E'od'lpH eye.
Tberor ho said, making BE more
81 laat
fherei- she asked. giving hia eiacu-
Hfien tno appearance u having bson
lred u subtle humOg. ''ThersF'
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noTed one a. his
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t tna nsat noment be had trksn
snd two hsaris lCat 90 enc.
ad will you Always think e msf'
sked aa ho was bidding Der GOOD
afler ha bad mvasured her nngOr
lhe ring.
ow could help itF' ae asked.
WaTs37 she Insisted
yuls - rspeatell
In you think Of me as yoa O.
lohlghtT'
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Pared pt last
loves mar shs whlapered 90
M e0h. hs iogea mel ! kn8W Il
~ art Mayba this Woh't mako
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bled tacs ~ to the moon. halted
a|g end addressed the night:
eR sha haEan that funny busE
ehonl taking her onght 70 hare
hl and kept ny fool mouth shut;
what ought % have doaar'-
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The weekly true Democrat., 1909-11-05


while ths details Of tire management
Of these properties VITA BE- LETT 20 9TH
en-, Il viii be Mr.. HaEriman q Ons
end of The loiephons who VIII rive Or
doTe on important matters.
No nan has ever paid higher trib-
ute % the ability OF q woman than dld
Mr. Hartman in his VIII OF hinety-
nine words when he gave his entire
estate to bic wife ana appointed heF
sole exeeutrix.
That hs had ths utmost faith b her
good judgment Was shown When be
6id not bake single trust and save
her faii power % % as she pleased.
iaberltsd Her Abillty.
Mrl. aarriman comes naturally b.
1eF interesl a nnsnclal and Fuiiroad
matters. Ser father was Wnliam J.
Avsrsll . banhsF pg 0gdensbure, n. r..
who. Wifh hef broihnFs. built 3 large
part of The Rome, WaterloWn aud O..
6ensburg railroad. now q part of the
New York Centrai system. she lnhor-
ited E fortune. which came 20 Mr. aaF.
riman at q time when Be needed mon.
~ fhe most and which. small as Il was
eoIaparsd With the great estate he
later accumulnltd. formed part of the
capital which enabisd him % gst start
"a ~ the acquisition of railroads.
For many yeaFs MFs. HsrFiman haa
been one of ths social loadaga Of New
xork. and t 4 not believed that the
management of fhs laseo estate win N
any wny nterfage win hsf social
plana
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-11-05

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The weekly true Democrat., 1909-11-05

aTha protractsd meeting &c the Meth
Odist church, Ia which the pastor was
assisted b Rev. Sheppard, Of NJ
Pleasant, and Rev. Pace. of Chattahoo-
ehee, has closed, aster the accomplish
ment of much good
Rev. J. r. Taylor, Of Quincy, the
former pastor, viii preach az the Wood
vile M. D. Church on the second Sun.
day. IN tbe absence of the pastor, who
viii bo assisting Brotber s. B. Ed
wards n the Midway charge in pro-
traeted ueeting.
The fourth and last quarterly confer
ence Tor this church viii embrace the
6rSt Saturday and Sunday in Desenbsr.
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-11-05

s porrpn vho feels Ike saying
- Keep silsnce, that I naay
hs talk eli a myself would
reduce caagerrstion 70 en- en-
enc sia 8air.
81 Ia News says that TIE
Kegns, the nrdts os
8 20 dsscribs with greet
method AZ . certain mar
called 4 s.houas Rus-
pors0n was sitting with 3
b an inn parlor and vas
ing TIE ether man On nat.
cneral. Finally tie friend
mildly g iDlerposs 60 ob-
The speaker drew himaslf
much dignity.
a-afeing With you, aid
ling foal
nR Uetts NAIloaa
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The weekly true Democrat., 1909-11-05

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glect that you can BE- guilty Of IL 70 al
low constipation biliourDeas or any liver
or bowel trouble 10 continua, It is pois.
ODing your entire System end may lead
20 q serious chronic diseass. Take Bal
lsrd's HeFbins and get absolutely wei.
The sure cure Tor ang and az troubles
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The weekly true Democrat., 1909-11-05


where's. Ita Great ad Supreme
Ruler ot 10 Universe toa, In h.s infuite
gI1lcm and Dc9er, soln lf to remove
fron anruV ID one oi r worthy ana
e1lcon leIloa menhto. SOVEREIGN
I5hn Moore. anj
Wh1Ecrs. Lhe lCnr and Intimate re-
lation held with hln r tha faithful as.
charge q hI9 duties q 8 member of
UUld, make9 q settling that We re-
cord cur epproeiation fer him; there
fore. % it
Rssolgsd. That ths wisdom and abil-
ity with which BE- he's exercised IN the
cd % our order ~ service, eontFibu-
tigns and counsel VIZ b held IN CRATE.
lul rr1ioIr alea;
Received. Ihat tAe remeVal Of such
q hfa from amo1g our midst leaves e
vacancy ard 3 nhad6W that win be
deeply realised ~ all ne members and
friends of thi9 fraternity, and will
prqFs = peEiQug loea % the eommunity
enN ths nubEc
Rosoltt1. mat with deep sympathy
with the berEaved relatives % the de-
ceased We gErrees our hopo that even
30 great 5 icE8 % u % may be over
Euled Ger ooi hy Him $40 dOeth al
Rsoivd. nat . eOpy 81 these resO-
lutiole hearreaa upsn tee minutes Of
this Camp, . copy printe1 h the local
papers end . copy Forwarded 20 the be-
FPsved family.
J. A. Mcknight,
w. N. Keith,
~ Fanfrtmos