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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-01-15
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Copyright, 1909, by George
Barr MeCutcheon.)
Copyright, 1900, by Doui,
Mead & Company. Published
Sept, 19O9.)
At last, after many despairing
tugs, the knot relaxed. "There!"
she cried, sinking back exhaust
led. "Oh, how it must have hurt
you! Your wrists are raw!"
He suppressed the tactless i'm
pulse to say that he preferred a
rope on the wrists to one about his
neck, realizing that the Jest could
only shock and not amuse her un-
der the present conditions.
His arms were stiff and sore
and hung like lead at his sides.
She watched him, with narrowed
eyes, while he stood off and tried
to work blood and strength back
into his muscles.
do you think you can-can do
anything now, Mr.. King?" she
asked, after a long interval.
He would not tell her how help
less he was, even with his hands
free. So he smiled bravely and
sought to Ieassure her with the
most imposing boasts he could
utter. She began to breathe east
err; the light in her eyes grew
brighter, more hopeful.
I'VE must escape" she said, as
If 1t were all settled.
1T cannot be tonight" he gent
ly informed her, a sickness at
lacking her heart. Don't you
think you'd better try to get some
sleep?"
He prevailed upon her to lie
down, with his coat for a pillow.
In two minutes she was asleep.
For an hour or more he sat
there, looking sorrowfully at the
tired, sweet face, the utmost des-
pair in his soul. At last he stretch
ed himself out ON the floor, near
the door, and as he went to sleep
he prayed that Providence might
open way for him to prove that
she was not depending on him in
vain.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-01-15
CHAPTER XIII
A Divinity Shapes.

1t was pitch dark when he
awoke.
by heaven, it was a dream
after ALL he murmured. "Well,
thank God for that. She isn't in
this damnable hole. And" with
a quickening of the blood, ."she
hasn't said she was going to mar
ry Vos Engo."
The sound of light breathing
came to his ears. He sat up. His
hands were free. 1t had not been
a dream. She was lying over there
asleep. The candle had burnt it
self out, that was all. He crept
softly across the floor; in the
darkness he found her, and touch
ed the garments she wore-and
drew back enthralled. A strange
joy filled him; she was his for the
time being. They were equals in
this direful, unlovely place; royal
prejudice stood for nothing here.
The mad desire to pick her up in
his arms and hold her close came
over him-only TO perish as quick
ly as it famed. What was he
thinking of?
She stirred restlessly as he
crept back to the door. The
sharp, quick intake of her breath
told him that she was awake. He
stopped and utter silence fell upon
the room.
A little moan escaped her lips
who is it? Why is it so dark ?
at is l." he whispered eagerly.
king. Don't be afraid. The
candle burnt out while we were
asleep. l did not intend to sleep.
I'm sorry. We can't have a light
now until someone comes in the
Don't be afraid"
81 am afraid. Where are your
"Here!" He fastened to her
side. AS he came up she touched
his face with her hand timorously.
He caught the hayward fingers in
his own and held them, drawing
quite close to her. "It's all right, "
he said.
"Will they come soon?"
81 hope mott mean, yes; it
must be morning."
81 loathe the dark" she sighed.
Presently her head dropped over
against his shoulder and she was
asleep again.
81 don't give a damn IL they
never come" thought Truxton
King, intoxicated with bliss.
Afraid to move for fear of dis
turbing her, he sat there for an
hour or more his back twisted and
uncomfortable, but never so reso-
lutte. He would not have moved
for all the world.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-01-15
Beware Of Ointment for CatarrS
That Contain Mercury

as mercury will surely destroy the
sense of smell and completely de-
range the whole system when en-.
tering 1t through the mucous sur
faces. Such articles should never be
used except on prescription from
reputable physicians, as the damage
they will do is ten fold to the good
you can possibly derive from them.
Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured
by f. j. Cheney e. Co., Toldo, o.
acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces of the
System. In buying Halls Catarrh
Cure be sure you get the genuine.
1t is taken internally and made in
Toledo, Ohio, by +. j. Cheney &s Co.
Testimonials free.
Sold by Druggists. Price, 75c per
bottle.
Take Halls Family Pills for con-
|stipation.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-01-15
ELECTED CRETAR Y-
TREASURER AND w. j.
BRADFORD MADE VICE.
PRESIDENT.

(By United Press Leased Wire
HOQUIAM, Jan. 15.-Charles
r. Case, Seattle, was elected
president and delegate to the
state grange and to the American
federation of labor convention at
the closing session of the Wash
ington federation of labor yes,er-
day.
Charles Perry Taylor of Ia
coma was reelected secretary
treasurer. Fhe vice-presidents
are Fred Hudson, Bellingham; w.
j. Coates, Spokane; L. F. Clarke,
Walla Walla; F. e. Hite, ADer-
deem; w. ]. Bradford, Tacoma,
James Durham, Black Diamond;
]. e. Campbell, Everett.
A resolution was adopted prac-
tically reversing the action OF
Thursday and condemning the
police departments of Seattle and
Spokane for their attitude toward
the street speaking in those cities.
No formal endorsement of the I.
w. w. was given, however.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-01-15

Lodging house occupants in the
vicinity of South Eleventh and d
streets rushed from their rooms
last night in fear of an earthquake
when charge of powder was ex-
ploded in the excavation for the
new City Market. Stones flew in
all directions, breaking several
windows and showering a passing
cable car. Women skaters in the
Dreamland rink tainted with fright
at the terrific roar and spatter of
rocks, which broke two windows
in the hall.
Contractor c. Fl. Vass, who is in
charge of the excavation work,
says that the accident resulted
from a heavy charge of stumping
powder being placed, by poor judg-
ment, in soft dirt instead of hard
pan. The blasts are fired by
means of an electric battery, and
usually cause but a slight up
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-01-15
TAKE 100000
To REBUILD THE
CLARK ROAD

NEW YORK, Jan. 15.-It will
require nearly 100000 and six
months, time to reconstruct the
flood damage to the San Pedro.
Los Angeles and Salt Lake rail-
road in Nevada, according to an
announcement today.
The road, 100 miles of which
was destroyed by recent floods,
will be reconstructed along a new
routs that will pass by the Mead
ow Valley region.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-01-15
SEARCH POCKETS
Of q STEAMER
PASSENGERS
(By United Press Leased Wire

(By United Press Leased Wire
ABERDEEN, Jan. 15.-Jnst
before the vessel tied up at the
dock here FL passengers ON the
steamer Centralia were lined up
along the rail and forced to sub
NIT to a thorough examination Of
their clothing.
This action was brought about
by the theft of several watches
and a suit of clothing.
Despite the fact that 81 trunks
were forced open and ransacked
from top to bottom, the missing
articles We're not found.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-01-15
DIDN'T KNOW THAT
HE COT MARRIED

declared that he was intoxicated
when he remarked her and that
he did not know what he was do
ing until he woke up two days
after the wedding at Manistque,
Mich.
AS soon as he realized that he
had married he fled from the
apartments in which they were
staying and returned, without his
baggage, to this city.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-01-15
THREE FROZEN TO DEATH
IN ALASKA BLIZZARD

Mrs. H. A. Rockefeller, of San
Francisco, was yesterday taken
from a stage which had been
caught in the storm, frozen to
death. The body of Joe King, a
miner, was found by rescue par
ties. He had gone to search for a
party of miners and was
overcome by the cold.
Walter Scheiler of Index,
WASH, who was supposed to have
persisted with Franz Geibel of Sc
attic, whose body was found
Thursday, has reached McCallum
alive.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-01-15
BLINDING STORM RAG E S
ALONG THE FAIRBANKS
TRAIL.

FAIRBANKS, Alaska, Jan. Is.
Three lives have been lost in
the past three days in the terrific
blizzard that has ragged along the
Valdez-Fairbanks trail for a week
and 1t is feared today that others
may have persisted. Rescue par
ties from the United States signal
stations are patroling the trail in
search of travellers who may have
become lost in the storm.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-01-15
Man Who Was Intoxicated When
the Ceremony Was Performed,
Now Wants Divorce.

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
CHICAGO, Jan. 15.-Charles
e. Kirkwood, a salesman, today
began action for the annulment
of his marriage to the woman
who previously was his divorced
wife. In his petition Kirkwood
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-01-15
MAYOR BUSSE
TO GO UNDER
The KNIFE
(By United Press Leased Wire

(By United Press Leased Wire.
CHICAGO, Ian. 15.-It was
learned here today that Mayor
Busse will soon go to Mercy hos
pital for an operation. Coinci-
dent with his departure to Wash
ington it became known that he
never has recovered fully from
the injuries which he received in
the Pennsylvania wreck in 1907.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-01-15
WINDOWS SHATTERED
BY TERRIFIC BLAST

Heavy Charge of Powder Set Off
:. at Site of New City Market
Throws Neighborhood Into
Fright-POlice to Take Hand i'm
Regulating Blasting.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-01-15

Evelyn Murphy, aged daugh-
ter of Mrs. Mary Murphy, a
widow, 745 South G street, died
at the family residence lass
night.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-01-15
STATE LABOR CONVENTION ENDS
TACOMA MEN ARE HONOREO
MORTALITY NOTES

Funeral services for Regina
Smith, aged l year, daughter If
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Smith, 1881
South D street, who died yester-
day, will be held tomorrow at 1
o'clock from the parlors of c. c.
Mellinger & Co.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-01-15

Key fitting and general repair
tn6. q. e. Peterson. 924 TAG arr
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Continued Monday
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-09-29

NaIel SiTbermen's Calling SO.
(ToIel, WaIb) iofa tarioo mpptd
ndtIi porasta, %fuolotiuo, punoiSto
cbinof LOLITA so, 100 ia 200 pounon
as~tioisia, futen guitoiasia olemo
ilmoituS oiotioo 13 ooIorin binnals
la 100 paunolta ia idaeenmppiiue
fuuluu oleipan %oIennusto. TdmH on
iiiS meltoiSta oIempi bintd fuin Ms.
torion conorien, ioten folon cstojoin
IopiIi fdpttdd i~ilaiIuuita bpwdfIeen.
Collin tale uubeue Calling Com
ponioIle porosto meneStpstd, iiud
bommasIa oWot tooeIIa funnon Tan.
IoloiTei, fnten Ditto SoIus y. m.
ioibin iopii iapIiu Iuottoo ia iotfa
eimdt fosfaon ole iItcdn notion
ppptdiid. Sun olen %ionnut ioitofin
firieita fonioIaiiIto ioioIa fpIpmdt
loben bintoio ia %oicteito, Min oIen
idsId MT onionut porbaon tietoni.
Niin, benfiIid ia b~eneeaiIid riento'
ia tddnd A%storioeIa on runiaosii.
Snhon fofIi Gu 1uib. ia tatfi Us
poStoIilen usfon leurotuntoa. Siite
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-09-29
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Smomsn xatiFa.
. q y y
euomus,almem ialomaiaa

pudpibetdGn ratfamben labioiua
manbain fotia, iofa perustettiin iin'
ne 1903, %ioIloin iuuri pmnte elintar'
peisia naqitTt iiad ieubuua ia tab
bottiin puutteeuiIia auttao teettdmdud
tp5td. aobisia on boibettu tdbdn
asti 80 manbustd, ioista 80 on fiir'
tpnpt pois tdstd eIdmdstd.
2obin boitaiana toimii fieud fen
perustaia flor Charlotte @etterIten,
iofa 10 aitofemmin oil ouut paiffo'
funnalla bdtdmmoIina 1892 "a.
2oitos on fotonaan melaton ia on
find mdbdn maonmiIieIptien alfua'
Elm, bemonen ia z lebmdd. 8anna'
hitIet omat tdbdn aSti riittdneet
paan MT napttdd filtd fuin ne TIL
peiIimat loppumaan. Siiben on Ia
ionfin merran fpaituttanut letin, ettc
apuStufIia on mime talfpena al
nettu leStab ilaiSten ferdDStotnttfun'
naue, ioten tdmd foti on iddnpt ND
bemmdue.
Wonbain fobin boitoion toiipo
mus on iaooo muuttoo lie lasten.fo
bitTi, iobon otettaifiin lapIia roiaf
tofaotin, ia opetettaiiiin beitd Lutte
moan. Edmd tpo olifi toinorif
faampaa FUN tpo monboin tonsia
2uta ottoiIi fen tpDn eI~intebtdfpdt
Ieen SeeIufIen fdoestd?
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-09-29

faubiStis ia niitten puolelta, ioioen
fristiaiIpps on iietdmistd Imam ben'
FED ia eldmGG. Sum mime nuoIina
fuobut rupeIiruat Iasfeutumaan, iao'
iputti painaia Iefd ieurafuntania cts
I'd fen ulfopuolela olewainfin ptiis
mieIiIen funnioitufIen Ia raffonoen.
StIioiieno, nDprdnd, iIoiiena, raf'
fautta ubfunin ipbdmin ban Wtestas
rinIa fumaa firtasti. 81 tabtonut
ola enIimdiIend, paon pitt iiIeddn
fiintedsti nDprppteen, oina tobella
arrposteIen itIeddn muita buonom'
mafii. Siffipd ban oil tpaImis an
tamaan tunnuetufIen faiteIe ppbdn
Sensen tpSue.
Mbferuus, miHd mainoia boiti pir'
foonIa ia ta%louttaan. ppipp fampan
muistosia efifupana Ieurafuntalais
fuefin. Wilma bdnet ndbtitn puubaS'
lo; MILLION Ell mirtatebtdpisIddn i'll
lpin muuaIa, poiasTa, fornin tat
bDpIdpenfin ddresid, metIdud tai
foIaua. Tdmd roftaus ultoilmoan
pboistettpnd ruuon ia iuoman Iub'
teen raittiin e,intaman fanSia pitt
nainaian heiton ruumiin ndinfin
faufpan ppstpsfd. Siud pasto tdnd
feIdnd anfara IpDpdtauti Iai paina'
jan eniiferran eldmdsiddn ppptd'
mddn mirfapopautta. 2osfaan Ell
ban iobtonut mirfa,peIiiddn roIittoa.
Stie fontoi fuormaa raSfaammoSta
pddstd Tiuoinfiu, fun nuoremmoi
bartiat olipot tarioua Iitd noStoon'
ottomoan. g3ieId miimeiiid moimi'
oan ponnistaen han f%irioitti fofc
Ieurafunnon uubct firfonfiriot, mut'
ia fifteen olitin moimot lopusio.
Tusfouiien tauoin boiiominen ei
Titientddn, fun poinoio niimeinfin
padtti lepoon o%ntoutlo, %iuonut rou'
boa. 2spo tuli Wasta fiuoin fun
pittdn p~diipGtpDn tebnpt tauietj
pddnId Wopobtoionia rinnoiGe. Nou'
baliisno bdn uinobti 6erronio ~
lin. vOi iitd iuurta ibonoa pdd5n'
paipdd," puristoutui buulilta nil
meiiend p%diipdnd.
auinta IuIoinen on bdnen muiSt
fonIa omuiiiae. Isl ban tabtonui oil.
la fuormotTi, ei bdn moIitcuhi, foet
iii piinrileen osd boibeIo iiieaan'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-09-29

'Seuratuntalailia, iotfa niime pdi'
mind fdpipdt faiIomasia, han nies
la Iiuoinfin, FUN oinoastoan pienet
betfet iotIoi pubua, fuien Wtestarin
i%euraoia fpnIanaan neupoi Wapab'
toian luo. Sbana on panburSfaan
loppu!
Wainaia, merifapteen:n poifa, oil
Ipntpnpt Sulusia ippsfuun IL y.
1914, iuorittannt plioppilastutfinnon
1868, nibittp papitii 1867 ia tullut
f%irtfoberrafIi Riniidrpeue 1888.
HatfaubeIa ia lola faitpaten muis'
telemaan idimdt leSft, O.. I. Durd'
man, z tptdrtd, 2 poifaa, 15 lasten'
lasta, mind Ia 6 mdmpd. = 9dnen
muiStonIa eldd iepittdmiSiddn lau'
luisia' ioista muutamat, futen prfi
40 omot tulIeet fanianlauluiffi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-09-29

I'd boIuamiue morile miebine ia.
naiile on MT iiIoi5uus iaoba hp
ND tD1paitfa rautotieue eli Ian.
sattoman idbtDtptIen rWireIees"'
EeIe9rofb) poIpeIutiesia a. Senidl.
feen FUN S.tuntisia trDpdimdd I'd,
iiiteIemd lott on tuIut poimaon, on
lan9otonta ~idbtDtpStd la~oiennetht,
ioSia on iuumt 5000 tpDmiehen
ipoionS tdnd oIauo. NGisid poifoiSs
Ia mafietoon olfaiile 1880 bouas
rim f%lufoubeSia polttoo. DIE poi'
tutamme TELEGRAPH nironomaisten
aIomoitina ia foitiae, iotta fouIus'
tomme i%ootpot pddstDiooistufIen, ta'
Famine bpmdn tp6poifan. 2dbems
pid %tietoia Iootte fpIpmdud firieeui-
iesti ldbimmdSta opiStosta, ioita
I6ptpp. Cincinnati. 81, pbiIaoeIp'
bio, pa, Wempbis. Senn., SoIum-
bio, 9. g., Demenpori, Sa., ports
lamb, Ore.
9unnioitutIeuo,
NotionoI Telegraph Substitute.
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ASTORIA. Ore.
9ppst. 20 =.

SDUot ~ W
TGdud f~aIafpIds1d OIL io~fIeenfin
milfasia Iiifettd ia toimintaa buoIi.
malta Tiitd, eitd faloniaaIis Ell ole
oIIut rporIin bpfpd tdudfddn faIos'
tis faubeaa. Wutta onban tddud
muitafin tpDbommia. Saipaliifettd
on melfoiien paIio ia iabampupt on'
taipot tp5td Iufuiiaue ioufoue. Ra'
fennus toitd on mp5s fofopaIio ia
pmpdristDn yfarmi" talons ei ole
mdbdtIi ormaitana. Hdin ouen on
tddGd meIfoiien paIio tolouoeuisto
liifettd ia faniaa.
TasId naopuri fpIdsid, Columbia
ioen pobioispuoleao, noin ID mailio
Gstoriasta on NoIeI'in iofiloofio.
Sieud OIL meItein pubtoosti iuoma'
Ioinen fpld ia friStiuinen ieu%rofunto
fuuluma 1ristutieue ia 6dneen iS'
tutetiu.
2anioIoiiet Iieud eIdipat meltein
ptIinomoan forianboiooua. Wloan'
milieIpstdtin moibaon ionfunwerron
barioittao ia mariot ia monet bebel'
mdIoiit meneStpndt mpDs. Senli'
idtIi %torioo NoIeIin iofi foIoio nm
pdri piioben. Suaipo iotfut Noiel'in
oIutfoista pnpopstdneet lobio mpp'
iaipatffin. Wibboinfin opat iotfui
fonioIoiIet muobostoneet falosms'
; pbtiDn, nin,elld;~
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-09-29

on neIieps pnnd flor %Teurot, foiia'
ltsti, raittiuS, y. IN. |. ieuroia.
Sddud oil iuurenmoinen HeSatto'
iubla eIof. loppup6ilpind. Ne oil.
tpat tooeuiiet teinotteIu iubiot ia mos
nj menetti norman roboianIa tnr'
buuteen.
2ofat. 3 y. oltaa tddud tristitpi'
ben iLuret iubIot. Siloin toippm'
me Ioonomme r~nnIuoeti ter,peeIiS'
I'd bensenieta mirtietpStd SumoIan
lonon foutio.
!@erron ormoTiunous oltcon field
ldsnd.
6. Omen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-09-29
MniStoSanpia a.

Serron funnioon pddii 8ipiidr'
meId elof. 81 pna Ieuratunnon firf'
foberro rurpasti g. aranf. pdnes'
ia otettiin ieuratuntanIa fesfelid poiS
mics, ionta oniioita MT mastd rus
petaon pmmdridmddn. Gunnouile'
ma pirosIaon bdn pmmdrii fonian
puuiieita ia fdrIimptIid ofeitnen alma
fen rinnolle. SIi alma paIruelemoSio
eta fostoau berrona fonion pli'
San fpud aifonoon ioitin polion
postustusta niiben puoIeIio. ioioen
mieIesid nimiips rIabfoIainen" on
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-09-29

ennefmm 81 fpuaHe hu oouarnm utadnaHeen prhpHeea meb auaifmme. eta 8 hr
fasmHte ne nerahonMb Observation-Disclosures ioa on aroua Eeras Shn loenaa.
Sme RbMn oman emmme wuotH, aaa rprdpHat0 Ha Hwusa mabpohomona "nehno
ma" pffsmHn Fhd ppsH ,ad me efdmne iura immmia ia fdpfmme womaffata fma efHdes
fmme tamdn aFn buomioonue Sos tie arusahep atnpoWm ia bnpkMffsh andn ebooelnan
taufne puoEn@n, Mini te buonaamaam,e Md meo emnW hoeaaHmp emff arpohetn bpty
nabooQiuuNt, i@a hfapat Hd faupungUMa fmrmmanf mpmnanl aapsfa ldnfeeasd.
Teas Gp Ell ole oupunh .paprm .pddud"- e On 10 matahtapa ooeaHuus; mh Ter hes
mams ia fen Idbemen hIepaHuusp On min mri eta JOS fhdn t nahfm untdaHenf Obhlann
orpihnand e aHhf pafmsn, fd Ell hRR rMHamdsh bpmtn aruidhn
seos Gup Fotfe @nIresona bben maneren puokaa maaMmanf atamasnL iobonfa bat
ts on kofnuffm ia fofoufHm tuuuanm N $12OOOOOO ia on mehpoheHut datamaan $780,
meben iatama maahnasa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-09-29
Wictor SaaraIa on oIfanutto

Wtcfor 9ddrain on oltdnuttoi
mimaan Nuitoion tiertdpdnd ofia.
miebend. Sdn tuIee moifusteIemoon
MT oIutIi Sronnoooin pmpdrietDna,
oitoer tiIoufIio I~uttoioIe, XdbetpS'
pstdmdue irfd mpp tirioiamme.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-09-29
Ostakaa nyt malta Texas Cityn lotteja pohjakaIlion hinnoilla.

auswoHms he naemaan puokn miiOOnan atufaan faupunsn@ anpeshn %b@sFa =
Gas Gp fnMet foHemma foboaaa manmrmuamai ia on phhamtmnm fa eulWmma1a
innfnpnngm ntmtmiff toto onnaaa.
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DEATHS

BERGMAN-On Sunday. October 2 1910 AZ
1:55 2. m. al his residence. 1910 Tenth
street northwest. LAMBERT NJ BERG
MAN, in the eighty-eighth year Of his age.
BRENNAN-Suddenly. on Monday, October 8.
1910. at 4:20 a. m, CATHARINE J. dauCh-
ter OF the late Patrick and Catharine Brcn-
nan.
Funeral services al Immaculate Concep-
tion Church, Wednesday, October 3. at Q
a.
BETTERs-On Saturday October 1. 1910. at
her residence. los Thirty-fOurth street
northwest. LURETTA y. beloved wife Of
William Betters, and daughter OF George
and Eliza North.
Funeral on Tuesday. October 4 ar .
O'Clock p. m, at Mt. Zion 4. NJ z. church
attend Casket VIII not be opened in
church.
CAYANAUGH-On Sunday. October .. 1870.
q $50 a. m. az his residence, eos East
SApitOl street, LAURENCE. beloved hus-
band Of Emma J. Cavanaugh
Funeral from his late residence on We'd
nesday. October g. at 10 a. m. thence to
St. JOseph's Church. Second and streets
northeast, where requiem mass will be
offered for the repose OF his soul Relatives
and friends invited TO attend
DEALE-On Thursday. September 30. 1910
at Lawrence. Mass. Mrs ELIZABETH
DEALE
DUNNINGTON-On Sunday October .. 1910.
at 7:l0 p. m. at her residence. IA g street
southeast. CATHERINE MUNCASTER
widow OF G. W. &. Huntington. in the
ninety-second year Of her age
WILSON-On Sunday. October . 1910. at
11:25 p m. at his residence, Hyattsvil,e
WYNE-Suddenly, on Sunday October .. 1910
at Providence Hospital LENA, daughter
OF James r. and Carrie 3. Wyne in the
fourteenth year Of her age.