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Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1911-02-11
Luxury Of French Prise ms.

Last week ! spoke Of the intelligent
deputy who is hoping to introduce the
cat o nine tails into France. Today
comes to light facts showing the lux
nry in which French apaches live
when they are the guests OF the state
The French criminal Is taken to
prison called Fresnes palace. and here
he is housed far better than any com.
mon French soldier. though the lat.
ter may have served his country ever
80 valiantly, while the former has sup.
posedly done the reverse.
The cells are steam heated at an
always level temperature, and Stats.
tics show US that in a garrison and q
prison each holding the same number
OF inmates, where in 1909 the con.
sumption Of coal for the garrison was
J8 wagonloads, the prison consumed
300 wagons full. SO, to quote Clement
Vautel, our brave French soldiers
"shiver around a fire meagerly fed
with few pieces OF coal from time to
time. while our criminals stretch them.
selves in lazy luxury before a coy
hot steam pipe. London Court Jour.
nal
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1911-02-11
Borrowers Of Books,

have not bound the poems yet.
wait till people have done borrow.
ing them. I think shall get a chain
aud chain them to my shelves, and
people may come and read them at
chains length. For OF those who Dor.
row, some read slow, some mean to
read, but don't read; and some neither
read nor meant to read, but borrow
to leave you an opinion of their sa-
gacity. must do my money borrow.
ing friends the Justice to say that
there Is nothing Of this caprice or
wantonness of alienation In them
When they borrow my money they
never fail to make use Of it.--Charles
Lamb
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1911-02-11
eslf-lmmolotIon.

Someone should discover, = virus
with which we could bs inooplatsd To
get out Of our minds the diseased NO
ton that self-immolation TO drudgefy
Is beautiful Christian virtue. when
1t 10 generally the mark Of IN ab-
sence Of senss-the sense OF values.
II may be the man who stays In the
Office when he need not. because It
gives the impression Of strict devo-
ton to business, and 10 he loses his
own life and the pleasure that no
might have had for the taking. Or It
may be the woman submerged In the
cares Of her household quite a. deeply
as any poor inhabitant OF the slums
is submerged. The point IL not what
browns or sufiocates you. The poor
mouse that lost its life in rich soup
stock was just as badly OF a. II II
had been mud puddle.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1911-02-11
Doesn't Know Her AGE.

There is glazing phase OF unfair
ness of tAe position of the two sexes,
despite all our struggles for the suf-
fraxe. A woman still breads to tell
her age, no matter how youthful she
may look. while, as long as man
looks youthful, he Is generally willing
to admit and even to boast of how
many milestones he has passed There
Is at least one father who understood
this problem in time and who gave
his daughter q fair chance in life by
never letting her know how old she
was. He realized at her birth that a
time would come when she would not
want to tell her age, and he spared
her the humiliation of having to pre-
varicate, SO she was never told either
her age or the place where she was
born, and there we're no birth records
preserved In the family.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1911-02-11

An old lake sailor. q bit wobbly ~
to his underpinnings. stood at the cor.
ner Of East Fourteenth street and
Euclid avenue the other night waiting
for car. Two or three Of the cars
passed him by whizzing because in
the obscurity the motorman couldn't
make out the waiting figure. The old
man didn't appear to like this at all.
and when the next car came whizxing
along he took his stand in the middle
Of the track and let out a call that
could be heard two blocks.
"Heave to, till board yet" he shout
ed. The car hove to" and the old
fellow pulled alongside. climbed over
the gangway. and was of in bunch.
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1911-02-11
Who, elm Was the Proof?

A patient II a lunatic asylum imae
ined himself dead. Nothing could
drive this delusion out of the mans
brain; but one day his physician had
happy thought. and said to him
did you ever see dead man bleed ?"
mo" We'll. If you will permit me,
l will try an experiment with you,
and see II you bleed or not" The
patient gave his consent; the doctor
whipped out his scalpel. and drew a
little blood There" said he, you
see that you bleed: that proves that
you're not dead Not at ALL" the
patient instantly replied; that only
proves that dead men can bleed"
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1911-02-11
The EIqin Marbles.

These famous sculptures are SO
called from the name of the British
lord who took them from Athens to
London. When Lord Elgin was ap-
pointed ambassador to the porte, In
1893, his attention was called to the
imminent danger OF destruction under
which the Athentan sculptures lay.
and at the first opportunity he had
them taken from their places in the
Parthenon and conveyed to England.
They were finally acquired by the
British government and in 1915 we're
deposited In the British museum,
where they are treasured with almost
religious care.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1911-02-11

In the obscurity OF retirement, amid
the squalid poverty and revolving pri
vations of howell, scenes Of magma
nimity and self-denial are often seen,
as much beyond the belief as the prac.
tise Of the great; heroism borrow.
Ing no support. either from the gaze
OF the many or the admiration Of the
few. yet flourishlng amidst ruins, and
on the confines Of the grave; a spec.
tacle as stupendous in the moral
world as the falls of the Missouri In
the natural; and, like that mighty cat
aract, doomed to display its grandeur
only where there are no eyes to ap-
preciate its magnificence.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1911-02-11

The bride who finds a spider in her
wedding dress NAV consider herself
lucky
No bride, If she would have good
luck, should bake her own wedding
cake To do so invites Ill fortune.
Should a bride, perchance. see
funeral while being driven to the
railway station prior to departing up
on her wedding tour, she should order
the driver to turn back and start over
again. or else she will surely meet
with bad luck
No bride CT bridegroom should be
given telegram while on the way to
church 1t Is a sign OF evil
To try on the wedding ring before
the day of the marriage Is considered
very unlucky And Tor the bride
groom to drop 1t While placing 1t on
the brides finger Is slgo acid to be
token misfortune.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1911-02-11

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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-07-18

ben Den unoerlige ~unaturli9e
9iet, JONI er iaa go6t fenot
9toget al oct, iom 6ar glpOet Be
boerne me9et er, at De Ill mart er
fpr0ig me0 at babe 20 WiI til gp.
en-. Ser er logt 5ern6one inc til
STANDARD, iom Iioger Mot t Solo.
MEN. @oosto9ene bar begpn6t, bog
life en0nu regelmpsiig, men De oil
mart begnn6e. Ger or6eioes paa
9tationSbD8ning, og Ii9eleoes / itsr-
re o9 min0re 4f0elinger andre Ste.
ser. 80 86mmerfirmaer bab0e be-
gpn0t 6orretnin9 / 9peu, og en-
min0rea6bman08forretnin bar Der.
st 2nife. man otter og after berte
uotole oor, at Ser maotte tomme
oanife 6orretningsmpno til 9pen,
ioa 5olf fun0e gore 0eres Snofeb
5o5 Dem / oct 0onite Sprog. Og / en-
&oloni, 6bor oft er 6onif, boorfor
ifuloe iaa life oeres 36bmnno pore
set? Men pao set Omroo0e er bort
Soft lan0t tilbage. Oe BET er Dog
iaa qoot iom iiffert, at poa ct ian-
0ant Ste0 er Ser en- WliIigbeo for
at arbeioe Jig frem til en- goo 2ios-
ItiIIIing / De forifellige Dele at
6orretningsIipet.
Snn til SHIT en- bierteItg 5ilien
til eoer, iom iee nnr iblnnot / be
ifenne Ooge, meo gnifet ONT, at s
mac bIine beIiignet paa oct npeSteo,
og oneroinoe NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Iigfeo meo Taolmooiebe6; men oe-
ian, at S CUBS gsrn, maa bore
til 8eliienelie. sos Brofeten 81.
Itoar: nMit 6olf Dor / 5reoen8Spt.
ter oe / Srpgbebs 9oliser os !
title roliee Steoer." Woatte bet og'
iao tie for eoer.
gbers Sen oe gro6er.
9rebe Sobnnen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-07-18

get Ri egentlig 6oO0e at ii9e 6af for
6oa0e / politif, iocial % religieie
6enieenoe. 8i be0 Mprfe / en- Ito.
tolelie iom oenne, at@u0 6ab0e GENT
bette berIige 9ano, Rp Sfnn0inooien,
for os meo o1e bets Mfulig6e0er, og
oct 9ioI0t Tor oS ON at 9ibe Dor
Snoiat5 for 9onoets @elfpro og
for Dor egen 2pffe. Otter We0et
optoges Der ct Offer til 5apanmis-
iionen.
DIN Qftenen aI. s. 6oI6tes Der
Slutning5mpoe / airfen, 6por baaoe
Den enc og onoen bao6e Oroet, efter
at Raitor 3ofgaor6 bapOe taIt ODER
Spnoerin0en / 2uf. 8. Sap. Mp.
oct iorlnngeoes Oeo 9iegnen, JON M
itprte0e ne0 / tribe Stremme; men
ieIp ON en- og onoen iif en- poo0
5rsie, er oct at 6aobe, at De life
iortrso, at De bor nle0 Oenne Aften.
De tilreiien0e 9reite ter brogte en-
Gof til ct. Geters Menig6eo for
@PitfribeO o9 8enneiin6, % Baitor
aroob, @elti96eoen8 9reit ioare0e.
9tlt / alt BET bar ct go0t Me0e,
ser bar en- goo Gang pe0 Ms0erne,
% oct bur6e Ser ogiaa o9re, boor
linge fommer iommen. Oct gamIe
9u0ifab ON Seiu Mogt og 0oa6e
ON Seiu 9prIigbeo LOO rigeligt o9
man mao boa6e, at en- og an6en bar
fenot i'm 9eiegeliestio.
8enIig Silien til y0if."S Heoaf.
tor oe 9eiere ira
6. 9. &oienbers.
Reiereret ifslge Opfororine.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-07-18
g. g. 9.
I'm life 8emarfning.

5 SenboI6 Ill OFF" 8eo.s an.
merfnine til nit 9reb til gaItor
:. Yeberien i oDnniferen"s 0r. 81,
bible ieg gerne opIpie, at oct iorboI.
Der ii9, iom 9ait. alnoerien formo.
Der.
8or nogle aar iioen blep Der
inet til Re0ifrineren al oisie 9inier,
at Den lutberf airfes CUBS.
tieneiter life Dor anoet emo en-
Gorm."
timber n9rn9renoe Omitpnoig.
beoer oniaa iee oct life ior urig.
tigt / Den Sag, iom incomes / nit
grep, at r~aooipsree Den fore.
bonife ep. .Iutb. airfes glao"s Re.
oaftion. 8isielie err Der intel, iee
rsbigere nil6e END tribe imoo Sub.
Wen = ieg fol6er ofte, foroiIoes
innrlig. - Bort fore oanife Solf
% Dor oDrebore lntberife airfe er
mig en6nu fore; % foruoen Den
@runo, fom er nRbnt, til at iea ieno.
te nit oabne 8rep til Boit. Peoer.
len gennem y8nniferen", Dor Der
oginn en- an6en @runo, Den nemlig,
at oct muligt tunoe blipe til Bel.
iignelie at fna en- 0reftelie al De
ombonbIeoe Spsresmnnl | Dan.
iferen", iom 10 bar mere Spolte.
rum en6 nD.I.abI.~ oe eerfe bel.
pilligt Itaar aabent for a. Ign. Won
life fIere fiin6e snife liOt mere Op.
Ipsnine | De ombanbleOe Sp6rgs.
mail, emo be er | 9eiiooelie of2 Og
mon life pen foreneoe oonife co..
lltb. -airfes" grpiter funoe eibe
os l%taffels ba%nfunoiae Menneifebsrn
liot Oplpsnin1, oeriom De piloe
ppre iaa oenlioe at gre oct?
Get fan 10 NOT iiaes % bentn.
bes, at man life bsr iperge SOB og
BLOB til Rnnos; men = er pi Wen.
neifer oo life lat Der | geroen al
@iio, for at Ri ifal 6ieIpe oa itstte
%bberanore9 90 nnaro ooe gnriebe.
Der iom ere ere al Sub" er oa
iaa life oeina De friitne Renigbe.
Der al @uo9 Og er oct urietiat ! ct
ioa piatiet SpsrgsmaoI Tom oct
ombanofebe (SpsresmooIet ON Den
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-07-18

noeen ft9rft ubbiflet SfelnePpne.
5or en- nogenlunoe ifnrp Sn9ttoger
mao oct 10 itrafs blipe flart. at en-
Communicating mellem 9oune oe
2utber CT umulig, o1 0isle TO W29no
! ale Bunfter itoor binonoen iaa
fiernt, at ale 8etinaelier for Ell
Sommenligning mangler. Brigham
0oltna fremtrpoer iom Grofet, Def
ger 2utber life; ie~lofslgeIigt fan
9utber life osmmes iom Brofet.
Brigham 9onn9 optrpOer iom Seer
% Aabenbarer; noget. iom 9litber
aI0ria bar eibet liz 10 ior at bore.
Brigham Donng f%ore9ioer at bore
fnloet beO 0irefte 4(obenbaring; Git
Their oerimoo ppffes % fal0es neo
5oropbelien / SUBS 0r0s 9etragt.
ming. Brigham 9oing roffer beo
9ibelenS Ibtoritet % 9@gtbeo %
panitoor, at bans Orb er @uos
Gr0; 2litber iaitboIocr, at @u0s
Sr6 alene finoes / 9ibelen eaer Den
bellige Sfrift. at bette er Den eneite
Retteinor for Ell ariiten5 9Gre og
2iD. brigham 9oma iremitnar iom
ioregioen @rnnoIGa8er al ct ior-
6iif 3ion; 9utbers 0}ool er ell ooli-
oelig 5ornpelie al acknowledgement
- ct @u0s Higc ben enfelte.
brigham 9oung itiIler iio op iom
n%eroslie 2eoer, ofionorer Zig og pre-.
bifer ct as0ets Gpanqelium, Ell
ariitus. iom ifol iin0es % tiIbe.
0ss i grfenen; 2utber blioer en-
aonOelio 2e0er % pr9Oifer en- BIZ
beIif % oaeite0snprnprenoe ariItl5,
ser oil tilbeoes aono og San0-
be0. brigham Douna %itiIIer ariItns
Iiae meo Wenneifet. 2utber prp0i.
fer meo gibelen. at ariitlis er @u6,
bsiIopet / al gpigbeo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-07-18
Stanbarb, alberta.

timber nit 9eieg / BEN oonife
3oloni Stanooro, alberta, Canada,
looeoe jeg ct Yar 8enner at ifrioe
Iiot / 0aniferen ON bpao ieg ina,
bsrte 90 Oeltog / / De Gage, ieg bar
iblan6t Dem, fra ben 2. til ben a.
Suli.
9n ieg enoeIig nooeoe til 9pen
@leiden, iom enonu er ben 9D,
bnor 9an iferne mao til for at gore
0eres 5orretninger, msote ieg en-
gammel Sen ira elf @orn, So, Iom
BOB mig Oelfommen, 90 efter Ell lille
Stuno, ferte ri iao De 90 Mil til
bans Siem. Oct baboe re9net / to
Tiger / 9rpf, iaa 0eien bar life al
0e 6e0ite, men meget op6lsot. Wen
Scr bar noget for 2iet, Iom bar
ifsn at ie, og BET oar De oeilige
SDeoemorfer. Spor iaa Dog Se.
Den lobenoe no, ion, ON @uo bill,
ser life FER noget anoet, bill oen 9ine
ct goot lt6bptte. Sg oa oct iaa eoot
iom er ben isrite Ssit, bort Soft
faor, fao er oct 10 meget opmuntren.
De for benz. Oct er life SmaaItpf.
fer, men tore Str9fninger er op.
plsiet og t%illanet al BET fraitige og
iebe 2anb, iom Oct iifferIie er. Oct
blep mig iortalt, at Der er ben Don't
ife Manb, iom bor ca. 800 Icres
t%iIionet nleo Sbeoe.
Sgnoag ben an6en SuIi iomIe0es
Ri / ct Stem til @uostieneite, bpor
Der bar msot en- goo 6oriomling.
llnoerlig er BET at ie De mango
W9no, nor item ale nnee, % 0e faa
aoinoer; men inole6es er oct 10 me-
item oltio poo npe Ste6er noe /
@eiten. Den SUB ife 9oo og Saf,
at oct life er alene, noor DC bar
9rnit iblon6t Jig, at 0e iomles; men
set er itnoia poa SerrenS Dag, at
De fontmer til Subs 9srns 6or.
iomIino
Den fieroe SuIi bnbSe ri Set.
Seq tanfte n9iten life, at oct bar
tilGabt; men bpor leper hi oog | ct
ifsnt 5ribe0sInno. 8i iamIeoes bos
Sens Rasmusien, ira glf Sorn,
So, og fog belle bans Stalobpe-
ming | grue; ben bar feiet og prp-
set for nGbnte giemeo. Snor er
BOG Rp6paaerIioet ifent. 6erit ipi.
tie pi til Miooas peo be LANCE Dor.
De, ian fang oe Saler, oe Ieneere
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-07-18

.bellige Goobs % 1aoberg Sofro.
menter), at roaoipprge I. efs. %.
/. a6I.s" Reooftion2 nonr oct er
Den eneite gIo6s (menneifelig tolt),
man TER bente at msoe aerligbe6,
DeItnoeIie og 8oritaaeIie?
er De triitne Menigbe6er life til
for at bore os 5pnoere til OpIps.
ming oe 9eileonina, iaa goor oct
longt oOer min 6oriton0 o9 BELT mo
/ FrGitens. iom man iiger.
@n unGont.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-07-18
5ltnsoomsm@e.

Oil Sub, nTboIoes l1n9oomsmsoe
/ getbonia Meniebeo oeo @imbnII.
ton, So., / Doeene fra 25.-27.
@uguit, bportiI berneo oenligit mo.
bDoes.
Tifreiienoe beoes meIoe oeres
aomme til un6ertegneoe inoen 20.
@ueuit.
gan 8etbonia Neniebe0ens ling.
6omsforenines 8eone.
8. 8. Senen,
at. 4, @uoubon, So
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-07-18
5ra Ocn oanife
Stnoenter= 2 angiorening
er mootoget ~ielgenoe:

er mootaget felgen0e:
Otter at ppre fommet tilbaae til
Gormorf, isler De oonite ShOen.
Ter angere 8rnng til enonu en-
Sang at rette en- Gof til aae og en-.
bpcr label bIon0t 3onif.amerifa-
nerne iom bGonot pore ifonoinobiife
grsbre % andre amerifonere, Der
bite Snteresie for port 8eisg og poa
ben enc eIler onoen Naaoe bioroa
til, at Dor amerifoiGro bIep Den for
os ioo uforeIemmeli9e og minoeri.
ee geginenbe6.
q. 9. 9.
g. Gbritopbere n.
asbenbapn. 20. SUM 1911.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-07-18
Snbpielic Of airfefrspt.

On @uo bill blioer Der Snooiel.
iesfeit og Misiionsmsoe / ct. gou-
Ius Meniebeo, HingIte0, ga, fro
4.-6. guguit 1911 oeo grpfterne
Is. g. gbriitionien, Gbr. Solct og
S. 3. s. Scott. Ine er oelfomne.
gao Meniebeoens 8eene.
90 q miIIer
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-07-18

rettcOe goitor GIemenien en- appel
til De uioe OH at oioe fig ielo til
ct mere oirefte 2rbeioe in0en for
8irten.
@oitor Beef ira Sutdinion, @inn.
tolte 0ernrit ooer: 9etingelierne ior
Ell Def anpenot ltng6om8tio, BON
minOe0e ON. at lln90omstioen bar
@rrm0luggelien8 8io. og at set
aiaI0t ON at BRUCE arpiterne boooe
/ Stem, Stot o9 Strife. Sfent Me.
BET trof Ipnqe no. ioa bor 5olf 0og
fife trptte, t6i man par intere8ieret
/ @mnerne, o9 ct aonoelig interes-
iant Gnlne fan ogiaa 6iGIpe til at
ifprpe 66reIpiten.
ON aftenen beo Mp6et | 4irfen
toIte Qoitor Sof9anr6 og @aitor q.
6anien, minneapolis men oo De
f~erenten al o%oenitnaen0e life bar til
.Ste0e, bar ban iegt Opl1Sning ser.
ON Dos andre.
4aitor. Soigaar0 talte ober gmnet:
0Giten en- ariiten. Sort minoeoe
ban ON, 6oem oiSie ogfpiten Sri.
ten" bar, og 6ooo Monglerne Oeo
Dem bare; oernpit boorleoes oct gnnr
ioo0nnne n9er.peo- Gerioner", og
enoeIig, boo0 De ifuloe gre, ioroi
unGiten" life fan ireIie Dem.
Ierefter taIte Boitor @onien ooer:
SeoninaemiSiionenS 9etponing for
Den unge og Den un9es 9etp0nina
Tor Se6ningemisiionen. Sans Sefit
bar ApoitIenes @ern. 2, 80. gerS.
5oripttelierne tilbgrer boooe eoer %
e6ers gern, oe De unge er 10
netop ge6erS gern", % oeriom De
nnge Dor Cubs gsrn, ioa bnroe De
arbeioe / @u6s Hige, life oIene
biemme, men ogioo noe. Se6ninge.
misiionen bapoe boft itor 9%etponing;
tbi iiben ben por 8eroenen | Werfe,
og Seius bap6e gipet gefalino til at
oripe Misiion og 8er6en trpnger til
Den. Gngnoenoe Den unees getpo-
ming for Seoningemisiionen maatte
man buife, of llnebomsti6en bar
geaeiitrinoernes SLIDER, oe De nnees
6remti6 beroe6e pon bere8 Ni-
ito. De nnge bar Dem, iom mnotte
fploe % forit9rfe IrbeiosItnrfen nan
Seoningemnrfen, De mnntte Gre 81.
bet pno Wi8iionens 4lter = 8i on.
ore montte ORE Gengene. Der
trengtes boorot til @rbei6ere, Der
bar 1000 Misiion9rer pon Seonin-
9emisIionsmnrfen, % De man0leoe
10000 nDe. Der fonbtes life min.
ore en6 1850 MiGioner Seoninger
6re 450 Willioner 4riitne. 8nitor
Sonien belpite pe6 fIere EaI ben fri.
aen6e Rso, Tom forefinoes pao SEQ.
ningemisiionsmorfen, og 9o1ene fan
10 iom beten6t taIe ct forfProenbe
tpoeIiet Sproe,
8ierbe Suli, 4merifoS 5ribeos.
BAG oprun6t meb Sfper la6et meh
@nno, Der / posienbe Menemrum
nbosb beres Snb6ol6 oper tsritiee
Morfer. Greneene ioa iuit life iao
milbt op MOB Den ifpebe &immel
tbi bet er 10 yfirecrncfers" og nSfp.
rocfets~ Doeen. Senab Wio0aa
fIarebe bet imi6Iertio oe, oe 90 Del
bar omfring oeo Weoetio bnb6e en-
itor Wen9be Nenneifer eibet Msoe
Tor of lntte Ill Solerne for oenn,
Tag til tro6s for Set boo6e / Gre.
6cric 90 @iatopn.
Paitor @arIien taIte ierit % pau-
pe0e0e, bporleoes Der - Hriheoen til
8roos - oot megen 2rploom | oct
te 2an6; men o9iao bporle0es man
fnnoe fomme no al SrpIIeItanoen
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g. S. MilIer
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grebe Sobanen.
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DIED.


SExroN.-March ID, at Rancocas, Albert
Sexton. son Of John and Amanda Sexton,
aged % years.
respectfully invited to attend the funeral on
Wednesday afternoon, March Is, at O'Clock,
from his parents residence at Rancocas. In
terment at Rancocas, N. j.
BoRToN.-March 6, at MOorestown, Charles
Borton, in his 5Tth year.
BRowN.-March 10, at Vincentown, Joshua
H.. son Of the late Franklin K. and Nancy y.
Brown.
BEcKMAN.-March 10. at Bordentown,
Elizabeth. widow of Charles Beckman, aged
So years.
CALDwELL.-March g. near Bustleton. Ed
ward, son of John and the late Eunice Cald-
well, aged IA years.
ENeLIsH.-March 10, at Doylestown, Pa.
John English, formerly OF Florence.
GILBERT.-March 8, at Philadelphia, Mary
A.. widow of Valentine Gilbert, In her 85th
year.
HAwKINs-THoMPsoN.-M March 4, at Mount
Holly, Katie Hawkins-Thompson, in her Goth
year.
HADDEN.-March 9, Robert Hadden, aged
So years.
JEsrER.-March II, at Beverly, Mary c., wife
OF William A. Jester.
KERLIN.-March IL, at Burlington, Andrew
]. Kerlin.
LUCAS. =. March 7, at Newark, Emeline
| LEIGH.-March 3D. at Burlington, Alfred s.
Leigh.
NEwToN.-March IL, at Medford, Hope j
Newton, daughter of Esther BalIinger.
PHILLIPs.-March 10, at Camden. Mary
| wife of David Phillips. Inferred at Moores
town.
SHoLL.-March s, at Burlington, j. Herbert
son Of James B. and the late Cecilia For
Sholl. aged 81 years.
ScHENK.-March 6, at Schenectady, N. Y.
Rachel Schenk. Inferred at Burlington.
VooRHEEs.-Marchl8 8, at Lumberton, Marii
s. voorhees,, widow of William 8. Voorhees,
: aged 50 years.
VANscIvER - March 9, at Beverly, Eliza
, beth widow of the late BENJAMIN II. Var
, | solver.
WIsPKRT - March 10, at Mount Holly
George Wispert, in his 10th year.
WILsoN.--MaTch 8, 1T Bordentown, Thee
dors Wilson, aged 90 years,
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MARRIED.

DRIsCoLL-BIRDSALL.-M 8. at Tucker
ton, by Rev. e. G. Hulse, Chester Driscoll and
Miss Hannah Btrdsall, both of Tuckerton
ENDIcoTT - GLEASON. - February rs, at
Mount Holly. by Bennett Risdon, Justice of
the peace, Joseph 9. Endicott and Katharine
Gleason.
GILBERT = HIGGINS. = March 4, at Mount
Holly, by Rev. r. II. Baker, William Gilbert
and Miss Helen Higgins, both of Burlington.
GRANT-EMERY.-March 8. at New Egypt,
by Rev. l.. l.. Hand, Warren Grant, of Golfers
Mills, and Miss Lizzie Emery, OF Archer
town.
LL-WooLMAN.-March IL, at Delanco,
by Rev. H. L. Burkett, Edgar r. Jewell and
Miss Clara Woolman, both of Riverside.
JUBERT-THoMPsoN.-M 10, at Burling-
ton, by Rev. T. M. Eastwood, Waiter hubert
and Miss Mary e. Thompson, both Of Bur.
hngton.
RIcHMAN- EVANS. = March 8, at Moores
town, by Rev. George H. Humason. Harry e.
Richman, Of Camden. and Miss Elizabeth X.
Evans, of MoOrestown.
RoBERTs-LIPPINcoTT.- 8, at MARI
ton, by Rev. Henry Warning, Harvey M
Roberts, Of Moorestown, and Miss Ethel Lip
pincott of Marion
SHARP-MCCLoE.-Ma 7. at New Egypt
by Rev. l.. l.. Hand, Richard Sharp, of Arne y
town, and Miss Mary McCloe, of Jacobstown
WARNER = MULvANEY. = March IL, al
Delanco, by Rev. II. L. Burkett, Thomas G
Warner, of Delaneo, and Miss Julia NJ. Mul
vaney, of Riverside.