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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1911-03-15

Special Sale on mantel and
kitchen clocks at Elmquist's
Jewellery Store, Benson Ave.
near Postoffice.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1911-03-15

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. A. O. Fors
berg on Tuesday March 18th son.
The County Commissioners will
meet in special session on Wednes.
day, March %. At that time a
hearing will be had on certain
petition, filed by the City of Will.
mar. asking permission to connect
the sewer system with county ditch
No. q.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1911-03-15

FARM LANDS for sale in Cen.
trail Minnesota. for descriptions ad-
dress Benton County Real Estate
Co. Sank Rapids, MINI. 2-16
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1911-03-15

FOR SALE My late husband s,
the late DR.. o. T. Hoftoe's office
fixtures. consisting of a 16 plate
Birtman. Chicago make. static ma
chine in good condition; a rosewood
cased microscope made in Vienna
and in a most excellent condition;
a surgical chair: standard medical
texts; book case; medical instru-
ments with their cabinet.
Terms will be made reasonable.
A splendid opening for Scandi-
navian physician at this place.
Mrs. Betsey Hoftoe,
"a New London, MINI.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1911-03-15

WANTED = To loan money on
land, at very low rate of interest,
and on terms, SO the borrower may
pay part. or all of the principal, on
any interest payment date.
A. P. Adams,
45f Willmar. MINI.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1911-03-15

FOR RENT-Two family resi-
dences, one partly and the other
strictly modern: Good location
near business portion of the City.
Rent moderate. Inquire at Bank
of Willmar g.. 80
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1911-03-15

FOR SALE-Five or ten acre
tracts near city limits. Inquire of
ANDERSON LAND CO., WILL
MAR, MIMI. ST
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1911-03-15
Miscellaneous Want Co1umn
LOST-A white home-knit shawl
on Third Street. Finder please
have leave word at this office. ST

F.: WANTED-Good girl for gen.
eral homework, small family. In
quire at Tribune office. 5tf
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1911-03-15

OATS AND BARLEY Seed
have some 'tSi]verMine" seed oats
and good clean barley for sale.
Nels H. Anderson, Rt. 4, Willmar.
MINI. If
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1911-03-15

This offer of Ederheimer, Stein & CO. is open
to ALL Everyone is permitted to suggest as many
names as he or she Wishes
Names should be short, catchy easy to remem-
ber and suggest something of interest to Young
Men. Avoid names used by others to
advertise clothing.
If the right name is suggested by only one
person, he will receive $4,000; if by several, the
prize will be equally divided. Handsome McFall
art posters will be sent free by Ederheimer, Stein
this contest.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1911-03-15

A BARGAIN l52 ACRES-4O
acres good meadow; splendid clay
soil, level, partly fenced. no build
inps, lots of timber to build, fuel,
ETC.; Sw. Sec. z I. 1877. r. 20;
II miles south Of Pine, River.
Mimi only $500 per acre. easy
terms. Albert Eastwood. owner,
Mildred. MINI. 4-6
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1911-03-15

5,-2W
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-02-21

variety ins washington ore day
complaint that the book immoral BY az BE-
excluded from hc mna John sent out Cor read chapters and
fniious senoefapherssene
very book THE stofyteef
Sunday
mrEeneral whsked Philadelphia people
Sunday prcforng morning papers,
learned that couldn't the book through
they had exhausted and
they department immense
bargain day.
Everybody story by insisting
business should be attended until
city kick
charity that Of light application pierced
the Committee questioned
kicked and protested and displayed their knowledge society
history wouldn't attend population
suspicious got people
those awful things about do believe
made the strike
billboard advertising simply
thing
thought o date"
charity for multitude where
that subject involved she Jesuit.
And the Kirmes surely
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-02-21
Small Talks

PRESIDENT KNUDsEN- always to the swift
REPRESENTATIVE RICEThe delegation
viii noice-so far.
ooNKLING-Im going some
the o Elks' Bulletin
representative gathering
Honolulu Everyone town, from preachers pugis
1I1KA1ANThey didn't elect me as chaplain Of the senate
but the whole legislature not from being the only really
rechy the capitol.
George good
He Judd the other filling
the road and he made good job Of it.
CHARLEY AoI could have had the Judiciary committee job if
Why should for fifteen Why
the nearly that much
Frear's message o
public
that have ever read It carries conviction
'AGEssENGER PETER-we messenger
selves the with Uncle deliver
delivery letters, get all the business anyway.
opposed advertising
the deface beautiful believe that
advertising advantageous the merchant
JOHN NJ AIARTNThe death of the from the Explorer
the direct drunken adds to the number
which the saloon the blame Drink crimes violence
hand in hand
o people night
thousands the Kirme the time the
packed la selling tickets
Two coudn
town Saturday night
TURR1114-I day sheridan
Give hell boys" there
OF have been twenty miles but who going
Nobody miles the would written
PERCY HUNTER-DhecO South
Of the finest have think that Ha
attention advertising what
H coast than advertising the volcano The latter
grand people volcanoes while everybody
to take railroad Hamakua who knows about it.
that o S
setting Of public parks and Fairgrounds where the people picnic
people their sports Life the country
Fairgrounds should be provided where it vnd
up play ball myself in the old ybehnd the baand played
thenand know that baseball keeps the
mischief think there should be ball ground village and at
There piece Of government land the beach Wal
mea that want to turned into park and ball ground
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-02-21
MAUI makes RUSH
FOR PORK BARREL

Maui stole march on her sister
counties yesterday when Senator Rob
inson introduced a bill in the upper
house amending certain lines in Act
SO of the session laws of 1905. While
the bill at first glance is an innocent
one it is strictly in the ambitious class,
providing for big boost in salary of
every county officer on Maui. The roar
from the other delegations today might
be loud,
The first amendment boosts the salary
of the supervisors from 5000 to 5000
per annum and as the term is used in
the general way. supervisors of other
counties viii share in this if the bill
goes through.
The next officer to get a boost was
the sheriff of Maui whose $500 a year
has been changed By the bill to s240o.
One beauty of the bin is its uniformity.
There Is no Partially. Nearly every
body gets the same raise, just six hun
dred dollars more 81 year.
The county clerk viii cease 10 draw
down his $1,000 and hereafter cash
warrant for 1880. The auditor Wih no
longer make himself out an order for
$500 but instead one for 5000.
The county attorney viii sport war
rant for 5000 and give his old warrant
81 1880 the cold aud haughty stare.
he h slated for Just q doubling Of bis
DAY check.
ma treasurer Is IN the same class
with tha audifog, He ia 70 get eal00 II
Robinson 5 scheme makes good This
s. the neH schedule for the deputy
shehA's al Of them three hundred doi.
lnr Falaegs
~ hihalaa, tle00i for Wtllaka.
sfG10i fdf ilana, 1905 fof MaktNae.
1880, fpa 90 Nolehat llleo
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-02-21
LONDON HAS NOT
YET BEEN TAKEN

MEXICALT, Mexico, February 2O.-
The American arrested here on satur-
day, believed to be Jack London, has
been able to satisfy the Mexican au-
thorities that he is not the novelist
being searched for. The capture of
London is eagerly sought. Two weeks
ago the authorities notified Governor
Sloan Of Arizona that London was with
the insurgents. Immediately upon
learning the identity of the American
who was taking prominent part in
the uprising, the officials at once pro.
tested to the United States govern.
ment, as well as to Governor Sloan
1t was feared the example Of London
would be followed By other Americans
and by socialists, who would cross into
Mexico to spread their doctrines among
the rebels.
In the message TO Governor Sloan the
Mexican government urged that Amesl-
cans be prevented from crossing the
borders to join London.
The Mexican government realizes
that a man Of london g reputation
coming 70 their cause would have great
effect Ia strengthening the spirit OF the
rebels. London's picturesque person.
allty and his liking for the rough sort
81 game he r. now mixed up 10 Us eai.
eulatod, "a the opinion Of hia fFienda
10 make hlm o lguYe Of consequence
among the rebels.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-02-21
= !. = = y X
HOW TO ADVERTISE.

Day day Advertiser headed What
hard
plmentary tickets But do know that since its ins
Honolulu further informed
theatrical syndicate declared most positive tabu the ap
of the magnitude They
carnival
palm reader get along epistng their
the best of them, witness
the "Kess the other day Of the employment Of
handled the show My informant the
wife of the most prominent business Honolulu and was one
of the number who attended the meeting called discuss the possibilities
all other idea developed the necessity for
publicity possessing
literary ability of head full OF
accepted the task gracefully
and sweely remarked that she would do her best
The meeting discussed having hula At first there was somewhat
not the national
visitors be given
lady And would there not plenty
said the lady And then she
colleagues the fact that when the senatorial
investigation they studied Hawaiian history
Hwasn princess of the royal blood where the
clothing exactly expurgated And she added
the the things not criticized by the com
mission So the hula voted and the geha dance followed as matter
o
girl Al later meeting she told
appeared absolutely irrelevant Of John wanamaker IN
the wolf from the door and saved enough 10 pay
his life BY successfully Sunday school, several de
and Uncle Sam pohee business book Of the Ihe'
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-02-21
TOuoHns TIE ap0T.

Why suffer from pain "a TIE stomach .
Chamberlain s Collie. fhalera ana
ninrrhota nama8y gsfa g ihe fighi spsf
Immediately fnf rfaHp. coils e
alapflasa d aoffs Ntf mak's. ioT sale
~ Benson saith : oea9aay
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-02-21

joior anything this side Of Nav York
said mobat tho old hahmarket last
the beautiful costumes 70 advantage and
eoiame lad eAAnee 70 W
they fnnaaiand thai me Es intend 20 take
peauon pudab from their ball and there need DO
rssson any Klrmss hohng attend
Aahea wharf least three Times larger than the nahmnfket
aaa bo uto i BE- there v have considerably ls discomfort rather
naen ofn eyes ne visiting HArns A. they should aep
ne carnival aa les shout heana q A sosipne ~ s
asssf aH eight
gssssssa sg ss'sa ses sA,vl a g YEP esse
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-02-21

- ZZrI@5
story yesterday that
letter from the former representative of Hawaii at the court of the EN-
PrOr Francis Joseph to King Kaaua giving the inside of the sui
eide of the Austrian Prince
the brain.
kicking newspaper past
tried among archives
but the slightly regarding history Lydecker
WISE isn't looking exactly
steel drawers pull out to lay his hand it, he will
years
when he sorting material compilation
be issued The letter marked "Pvate Confidential"
the nnd to the Are and the two god over the uncOvng of state
secret of great scandal involving the of those high authority
When Motsm became secretary of the Territory
qey a custodian the archives he learned about the letter 1t was
written by Count sernug who is still alive with habit
concerning the letter He announced that until all the o on
concerned in the letter dead the Pvate
scrpion be observed
reporters again get squnt
the Motsmth mpOred
embargo purpose
The secretary Hawaii to be yielding individual those
who do not know him. but he about mmOvabe
exactly except to two
three and they wont tell The matn pretty broad however, that
made after the Emperor had informed his son that the loved
IN reality
father had been visited upon the SON and the
and the reckoning must be the greatest borne by the aged
monarch of the dual kingdom.
******
struggle past
weeks Boycott strikes
Rev Mr. Gnick thinking not At all 81 uo ab ~ t;I th hl
shell rejoicing among other
mess close to having the boycott called off, and the
o
among gsha girls of city although no one
who has had the posturng
could have thought that dainty scrap
throughout Nppond0m the gesha row is daily subject of conversation the
papers printing Letters the Editor" by the
length the and developments
1T has been of the of
gesha to out
entertainer she Of
graduate gsha graduates
ed into which the belong properly
got into the gsha apprentices Of Honolulu with the result tt the nreT
Of
necessary and good deal than folks they
Immediately
brighten
together persuaded all the other apprentices join them formed
0
Judge Iymer that no young ge must
functions which bill great
tebed from the old Gulk geishas
maiden Knocked openly
of the Kimes fuss and for time all gea
that
stole march the others and took the Kirms
The things, enjoying scrap immensely
throwing oil the FIRE time dies down and faction
"keeP it up and win"
good good
Governor and then invited
with him talk the jolly experience what would thnk Would
go Or would you send your bricks
High Sheriff Henry
which, society say
running with bandeuH Oregon
dainty little shaekl The Smith, George Igcugua
Charley Wilson and Edmund Norris spent
High sheriff a. bis house guest over on the Reef
The above the fare allowed legislature
served regulation tin with ils cutlery chained to the table
A matter Of fact the dinner aOmeg ordinary
true that each Of the guests had been pneo political ohensss
and Il gA Henry Who had been their dinner grr
success with references 20 sd bars and oesp The subject
i q understood lai Tbs enjoyed abe dnsg ba
q qualifying fe' any second terms
s@tsss
hs 9sge A's lsss psa' aea u 900 shat those vhe 1901
s le Mlues should mts' egeniug ~ az
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-02-21
SIDELICHTS
how 10 GET RD or A SURPLUS.

Way in the seventies heard Of tho officers at Iehua ay
admng the and saying nice
things about the they knew the Rocky Mountain region how to do
things which Captain King novel, and afler
changing it, and location and adding subtaens
villain ffen different calling Of them
different works
Was alfalfa the marketq Did begging for
fatenng
pnaeea every Recognizing with
necessity remedy Indians according autbcn
Gated Geographic unable their ire I'll roat
the whites their cu for paint held
Promptly soldiers
cattle soldiers their Christian Of
there market It
than blood flowed but the bravery Of defenders
exhausted succeeded in driving Fcnioe
Cooper pets o their epees
Of the plains 81 do not for moment
either particularly
improvements
military
possible
jngoes the earny
supplies disappearing
nothing Interior
anyway the might just well be that other
and walked window and looked he concluded
his sofed Barracks would
military the United States
may ideas until all
completed; and Andy oarnees universal
peace millions spent in securing by preparing
***#**
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-02-21
AN ATTRACTION OVERLOOKED.

period either
benefit
half
The hula girls of today don't help much They
appear society
Of people, old
has public print politicians
helpful they reflect Hawaii of fifty
mainland with which
acquainted they they
help rule visited only duty, and
fessors listened to when can't
the had treated show,
both bill
methods This it educational
qualities somewhere, build
and put healthy spot easily be
visited with maybe half aged Hawaans
gches which they
Hive automobile political speech, woudn
primary pebisce referendum, recall if they
would think the word azmuth the
live
in they prefer to hveas they live
at home, lived fifty
life that period, and the
today wildly portrayed
Simplicity innocence ignorance
guile, foolish wisdom and the other
would certainly it, when they finally got
entertain negbOr with of the
things they
high collars Shoes female something
place hoku of of eis
smelling they ride of these
Chimes part
would
fAoha only
smile of welcome
which e wothre remembering copying.
provided A
few liberal street tickets wanted
be plenty of list
simply sigh and think what might
have been
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-02-21

fhe suggestion has beea naaeaaa good hs those nho
faF h lie has should attend ilt fk eaTaYsl M eYealpg ~ she
aea} AH ttI kmea aenelaly unaslloaa ni
- Fpps - aena Heeh ehsw reua y slnes fancy
ffW rare q 90 Yah l'a ge' e "a ufsia u ~ t*ley n ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-02-21

Secret Of the Archives
Labor Trouble in JnpandOm.
Reunited Refers.
Splendid Chance for Grand Success.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-13

the Big Bl
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-13
(TOOdS Are LOG

O0 wards of organdes Printed voies Lawns, in range patterns and eoors. Wash Goods Worth to 25c q
 12 I-2c Dainty Voies sheer Organdies Batistes and Law -the of of the year. Choice yards.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-13

See These $1. .OO Linens At 75c
 Our $1 Linens need no introduction They are known the district over as being firm and reliable All of pure nen in dots and floral patterns. 68 and 70 in wide z5c Lunch Cloth 55c SIPS Lunch Cloth 75c
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-13

o9cFa436e a3er ehGiee 1rm.G of h,a any SIPS Silk M
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-13
3oc to DUG Ooas ana 1nds [at ISc handle; b
IIdces, Rear or MaIn FIoor)

% sSo s@s s s %s ana %sass s @ Hdns @ fitted with 79
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-13
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-05

art, bic Scden unb @anbe iuaren
id)mnsis nnb idmieris. Dian fonnte
iebeu, baf bic Smfb6ben idun ldnserc
3eit nid,t gefebrt nnb sereinist mpr-
ben waren, ba ii6elriedeube @aiicrs
laden iidJ gcbilbet batten. Selbit bic
gemperatur mar in mandbcn Anlagen
81 ,uarfn, nm bic anfseipeiderten
@aaren in sntem Snitanb 81 balten
nnb in pielen Sdlien iuaren bieielbeu,
beipnbers @efliigel, ifpn gan5 ange.
niefbar sc,puroen.
Die 9camten luerben ibre Snlpi5is
RING, Die ii6 bis Jest beionberS aif
Die Stdbtc Ieip 9ort, Buffalo. 8os
DIETER. Ilbanp. Utica unb Spracuie
geriftct bat. lpeitcr iprtieten unb be-.
ipnbcrs baranf ieben, ban bic Waarcn
gcicslid martirt iinb, nit Seit Der
2asernns NM alS @aaren aus Sibl-
ipeihern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-05
, Geacn Sic tskcn Gebenss
nnittclprciSc.

Ioris, 81. slug.-Sn Sen inn
nOrolid)en Sranfreidl gelegeneIt
StGbten mo Srtifoiten marld)iren
MN 5ablreide, bis 5u 1000 aopie
S1blenbe Ero5eiiionen bon Srarer
muber, meld)e gegen Die boben 2e.
bensmittelprciie proteitieren. Sn
Sille. Gambrui, Soiiai, Gd!enciennes,
9etbune, Gems itu0 5ablreid)en fleilies
rem Srten berrid;. cine Sorie Inar.
die. gcaen Die Die Yoli5ei maG1tlos
lit, lpeil JIG niht 5ob!tcih genlig IL,
Die Observation-Disclosures Dor DER Der.
itorungswutb Der Gemonitrantcu at
i6iiBen.
Sa mondlcu Scseahsa 5ietct dc
Semonrru;tc: ppa SLrf 81 Sorf,
nobel lie Ole oajiuiid,en liegenoel
Weiereien mo 8eniiieg1rtnereien
iibcriaIlen uuo beih1oigen, momit lie
ibren @roa aegen Die boben 2ebens.
mittelprcile ausoriifen mouen. Sn
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teitler oem llmSug an. 10 oob Der
3ng i~ortpGbreno onihmiQt. 8ele.
geutlid fommt IS 5wiideu Semoll.
itranten uno 9auerm oeren @igcn-
ttnm in @eiabr lit III einem Sanb.
scmengc, in bcm Die ,csteren iih init
Wl!tgabeln peribeioig,n.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-05
$4,000 Snb bod.
Neue Marine- 8anpne idieRt bDber
als aerpplan iteigen fann.

@aibin9ton. 8. 6. - Die
ScrIl!d)e nit Der neuen MARINE
&anone, Die eesen Ieroplane 5ur Ins
l%penbung fomnien ioll, lpllroen Tempo
rGr gum slbi6lnB sebradt, ndtoem
ma Gin @eihoB $4,000 SUB bod.
b6bcr ais Gin aeroplnu 9eitiegen lit.
in Die 2uft gefeilert hattie. Sic @ers
Iude iauben auf Dem Srobierfelce
Der @arinc bel Snoidu Scab. No.
ltdtt. IS lplrbe befannt gc9cbcn,
boB Iplpobl Die aanole als alld ibrc
2aicttc ale Gripartun9en befricoi9t
bdttcn.
IS lpurSen so S6iiiie abaefeuert.
Sic @arimalbobe bon $4,000 SUB
lpurbe errei6t. dls bos @eiGiib IN
einem 8iutel BON IS @fab seri6tet
mar. Scr SduB sing in geraper
3ihtuna 10000 SUB bod. Damn
nabm Die @cid)ipinbiefeit ab nno Die
2uftitromun9 nirfte nuf bas @eIhoR
Elm. @S fiel in Den Yotomac. 1000
SUB bon Der Stelle entfernt. an Der
man ieinen Sail eripartet bate.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-05
papier aus 1tIaisiteneelm.

GousreBmitslieb 8oons bon Soipa
bat cine Setpiuisuus bon 100000
bedntragt fiir cine @eriufsitation in
Solpd CUR gereitnne bon Yapicr aus
Wnisitenseln. Sieic lestcreu loleu.
Spnnen fir Sonnen. ebenip nicl ga
piermaile ersebeL ipie 6ol5; aber baS
Yapier iol bon elmer beiereu Snalis
tat fem, oils ons Sol5papier. Sie
Sahe lit iibrigeuS niht ncu. Sdon
Dor beinnbe so Sabren bat Elm otter
reifiiher Sed)nifer nuf Die Yertpcube
bartlett Der @aisitengcl 5ur Yapierz
fabrifntion b%inselpieieu. Canals
tpnnte iebod) Der 8epari nod burd,
anbereS Bacterial (2rmpen) better
ecbedt ipcrben. nno Die Grfinpung ges
rietb in Ser9eiienbeit. Spdter fam
bas Sol5papier auf. Sa aber iest
audi bas Sol5 fnapp Su perben be-
ginnt, miro man lid nad anocreu
Stpiicu umicben miiiieu, uno ba
ideint Der Idis ciu icbr sutes Rd>
terial gu fem.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-05

names iiberieten ldRt: ugsir iuur.
iteln fprt!"
llnb Die Ieuberuns unicrer Sarifz
Solitif? @ir limb auf benz beifen
Wese, iene IDlitif eim5uiflasen, bic
In Gnglanb 5n elmer beiipienpien Ser.
arutuns Der unteren Shihten bes
@olfeS, sn ciner nngebenren @cr=
mebrnns beS 9roletariats gefiibrf bat.
9rud er5erst imIner 8eseubrud, I'M
2eben Der gDlfer, nie I'M l~o5ialen unb
narncntli6 i'm inouitricllen Sebcn.
8irb cinem Sainpifeiiel Suniel 3u9ez
mutbet. Damn. plaet err; lpiro cinenl
Staubamm si piel 5lieemitbet. bantr
bri1t er. ilnb perberblid iinb Die
Solgen. Die en8liihc 8esierung bat
in Den lesten Sabren piel CUR Sers
beiieruns Der Gage Der Irbciterflaiie
actban. aber in pielen @%rmerbs5pcis
gen iheinen Die 3uitdnSe bod nod,
iebr. trauriger Grt 5l iciu.
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Slib itSrt ei,sen Geiebensns.

Gauousburg. ga. 30. gr6.
Nils Der Sarg mi. Der Seid)e BON
stephen Martiomic5, einem Der Spier
Der neiilid)clt Sbeaterpauif, ned, aenl
Srieoboie Der ilapiiha1 aoItcIitcn
N~ctragcn riirbe, id)luJ Der 9l,S III
cincn Naan urter Sem Der Srlncr.
Sug aerooe binSog. Die ieds Sobr.
t~iltnirn8rr aiiGen Sl Schcn lcid ii.
gen. SSobu Sooie, elm Sdnpaaer ocs
Sernugliidten, perlor boS @enuBt.
iein mo oas Srauergeiolec gerietb
III paniiden Sdreden. Der Sarg
fiel in ben Sdmnib. no err lieger
blieb. bis Die @eieai1oii lid, micbcr
bon ibrem Shrcfeu erbolt bate.
Sooie lpar nidt ernltli5 perlest. +.