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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-02-28

being fine about forty. five ladies came
and quilted two quilts and enjoyed an
excellent dinner that was prepared
for them.
Mrs. Irene Ryan returned Monday
morning from an extended visit with
her sister Ella in Colorado she also
visited her sister Emily in Nebraska.
Chris Smitz will move on the
Meighan farm soon, and VIM. ellis
is moving from the VIM. Ryan farm
to their home near Bloomington.
Charlie Bohringel and wife visited
at A, A. Zeigler's Sunday.
Will Welsch shipped a car load of
hogs to Chicago Monday of this week.
g. j. Seipp is still buying poultry,
paying good prices all the time. 1t
comes from far and near.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-02-28
DRY HOLLOW.

Special Correspondence to the Herald.
Mr.. Lee, of Lancaster, has taken
possession of the farm formerly
owned by Mr.. Appleby.
Charley Flesch and family of Mt.
Hope are visiting with his father,
Matt Flesch.
F. BrandemUehl and wife called at
Born S Sunday.
Mrs. Almond Baker is suffering
with an absceSs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Tanner spent a
few days ia Darlington.
Ralph Meir and Maud Martin
attended church at Farview Sunday.
Ernest Jones. Louis Flesch and
Elizabeth O'Brien were among those
who attended the basket ball game at
Lancaster last Thursday.
Lincoln Ellis and family attended
the farmers institute at Livingston
Thursday
Adolph Born spent Thursday with
Lawrence Golden.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-02-28
ELLENRORO.

special Correspondence to the Herald.
Leo Wellman and BRIDE returned
from Marshfeld, Saturday. They
will begin house keeping On Neil
Clemments' farm where Mr.. Well
man is employed.
Mrs. Joel Trollope who has been
very sick is slightly improved.
Our school closed Friday for a
short vacation as SO many children
are suffering with severe colds.
The Olive Bryan family were
very much surprised Monday even
ing when the neighbors arrived with
we'll filed baskets. determined to
spend one more pleasant evening
with them before they moved away.
Miss Katy Janney, of PlatteviIl Q,
is the guest of relatives in our vii
lage.
Mrs. III. E. Clark, who has been
suffering from severe attacks of
nose bleed, is much better at this
writing.
Sam Hinson and wife were at the
Mason home on Buckwheat Ridge
Sunday,
Several from here attended fare
we'll party at Jess Bonson's Thurs
day evening. Mr. Benson moves
to farm near Rewey and Doc Miles
who purchased the Benson farm,
moves here.
Everette Baker went TO Patch
Grove Sunday.
Jas. r. Tracy attended the Wllk-
ms sale at Rewey Saturday.
Edna Wolf is suffering from an
attack of tonsilitis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-02-28

taken to Dubuque. Friday morning
she had serious operation at Finley
Hospital. At last reports she was
getting along fairly we'll. Her hus-
band has been with her.
+. L Greer went to Chicago this
week to attend meeting of the
Northwestern Retail Dry Goods As
ISOLATION. to be held at the Sherman
house.
Jay Hickok sends word from Chi
cago that be likes the town so we'll
that he has notion to stay there.
While walking on the sidewalk
near the J. B Ludden home Sunday
evening Miss Edith Clegg fell on the
icy sidewalk and broke bone in one
of her wrists.
The Dubuque Y. NJ. G. A. play
basketball with our high school boys
next Saturday evening
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-02-28
FIVE POINTS.

Special Correspondence 20 the Herald
Chris Garner, Of Beetown, has
bought the Ritner Stephens farm.
W. L. Baker has been very sick the
last week, but is improving rapidly.
The Five Points cheese company had
a meeting Friday. They have agreed
to run it another season.
There were three fox hunters who
passed through Five Points last Sun
day. They ran a fox out Of the
country and think be will not appear
for some time.
Leo Myers is going to work for
Arthur Walker this summer.
Tom Bass will have an auction
March Z.
Bud" Chandler is cutting wood
for M. O. Reynolds.
Tom Bass has been hauling fine
lot of logs to the saw mill. He in
tends to build a barn this summer.
Clarence Rintz is moving on the
Henkel place Arthur Reynolds on the
Dolphin farm LATE Lightfoot ON the
Henry Carroll farm and Carl Kroen-
ing is moving to Lancaster where he
will make his future home. He has
purchased the new Browning property.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. y. Reynolds are
the proud parents of baby girl. born
February 9th
An oyster supper was given at the
D. E. Curtis hume Thursday evening
in honor of Mr.. Curtis and Mrs.
George Curtis birthday.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-02-28
NORTH ANDOVER.

Special Correspondents to the Herald.
Sunday visitors were. Ben Retsllic
and family at James Hughes, Will
Ryan and family at James Ryan 8.
Will Biggin, wife and daughter at
Frank Keolker's. Levi Ryan and
family and Mrs. Smith at James
Ryan's, Charlie Addison at John
Bars
Claude Edwards had the misfortune
of horse he was riding to school.
fall on his foot causing a painful
injury.
Madge Ryan and Bessie Taylor
returned to school at Bloomington
Monday morning.
Levi Ryan and John Ryan went to
Gutenberg Tuesday to receive horse
that was shipped there for Nose Lewis
from Iowa.
James Perrin sawed wood this week
for A. A. Zeigler, John Barr, Frank
KeolKer and Ben Retallic.
North Andover school will start
next Monday after two weeks
vacation.
DR.. Mclaughlin was called to
James Wildman's Sunday night to
see Mrs. Daisy Smith who was
visiting there.
Mrs. Joe Biggin has been suffering
with erysipelas for several days but
is better at this writing.
Farmers Institute at North
Andover March the 5 and 6 instead of
8 and 10 as stated last week.
One of Nick Haas children is very
sick with pneumonia; a nurse from
Dubuque is taking care Of the patient.
Miss Clara Snyder went to hel
home in Cassville Friday evening aud
returned Sunday evening.
MIS-. John Zeigler entertained her
friends to a real old fashioned
quilting last Thursday. The weather
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-02-28
BLOOMINGTON
special Correspondence to the Herald.

Special Correspondence to the Herald.
While some of the scarlet fever
cases remain i'll, there are no new
cases, and it is thought the disease
has been checked.
Mrs. G. W. Stone returned to Mil
yankee the lst of the week. to consult
the eye specialist. Her eye is slowly
improving
The members of the Salmagundi
Club gave Miss Ina Key a tin shove
at the S. E. Pearson home Monday
evening. A pleasant evening is re-
ported
Chas. Knapp had his fingres cut up
some in a circle saw last week.
Miss Setta Weaks visited a5 Glen
Haven last week
Mrs. Geo. V. Hickok, wife Of our
landlord, was taken quite Ill again
Thursday, and SO in the evening was
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-02-28

CHICAGO AND NORTH WEST
ERN Ry. TO THE PACIFIC
COAST. f~
From March 1st to April 10th.
1912, inc, Colonist one way second
class tickets will be sold to principal
points in California, Oregon, Wash
ington and British Columbia. Tickets
available on daily and personally
conducted tours in through Pullman
Tourist Sleeping Cars. For full
information apply ticket agents,
Chicago and North Western Ry.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-02-28

WANTED County salesman to
sell engines for dynamos, sepsrators,
etc. tools and factory supplies
Bicknell, GAINESVILLE, Wis. 52wc2
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-02-28
LANCASTER, WIS.
BANK REPORT.
OFFICIAL PUBLICATIONS

OFFICIAL PUBLICATIONS.
Report of the condition of the Union
State Bank, located at Lancaster, State
of Wisconsin. at the close of business
on the goth day of February 1912, pursuant
to call by the Commissioner of Banking.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-02-28
BANK REPORT.

OFFICIAL PUBLuCATION.l
Report of the condition of the Peoples
State Bank, located at Lancaster, state of
wisconsin, at the close OF business on
the goth day of Feb, 1912. pursuant to call
nv the Commissioner OF Banking.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-02-28

Total. -..........'' eoo4IO IL
sf GoSn IF W VI Gfant Harold pugn.
cashier Of the above named bank, do
S@iemnly swear that the foregoing state
ment is true to the best of nv knowledge
and belief j. HAROLD PUGH, Cashier.
Correct Attest:
Chris VeSperman,
Geo. A. Moore, Dire ctors.
Subscribed and sworn to
fNotarial SeaD before me this Goth day OF
Feb, 1912.
r. A. WATKINS. Notary Public.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-12-26
WV.

Silas Ssmpsl beeab ii9. als e
nu6 fait 5ipsimonotIifer Ibpeienbeit
tpie6er na9 Wien auriidtebrte, 5u:
erit in feline 8obnuug in Der 8er'
narosoFe.
0ie alte ftruppigs 8rootin, 1eint
@irtIbafterin, Die unter elmer Su'
lpeilen febr rauben @uBenieite cir
aolbenes Ser5 beIaB unO felt pieler
sSabren nit elmer in unferet 3eii
fait unipabrI9sinIihsn Treue unS
Sindebuna an ibrem Ssrrp bin9.
empfing ibn NIT pabrem Srsuosnse'
beul.
@nbli6 mar Ser 9oIpoGin ipisber
ga! @nSIi9 burfie iie i'm ipieosr Elm
fpsnig pflseen, ibm feline 2iebIin9s.
IpeiIen fp6sn. ibm srSGGlen, tpie 9ui
Iie feline @Oael a,ipartet botts. an be'
nen er 10 iebr bine!
Sic fanb = ipie imme- fpenn er
ibren tuIinarii9en &iiniten entriidt
9elp,Isn = baB er f9Is6t IusIebe,
,@ofppSar i'm ssbunsert!" Be-
bauptete lie in ibrem tpunoeriiden
Spra9miI9muI9, p0umme 8eatfde
in Steiermart, mir t0nnen MAIDEN
Rdttaroni al sugo, tpuS 9ofpooor
iBt germ. 9lu9 mir 2umm. mir slid,
mir Srutbabn, mir. -.
nRd, I6on gut. &otu. gaidts
nsues IonIt9 Seine 8r;efs2"
.Soala 8osu nein! Goippoor
tarn bleiben gang rubig 5u 5dus!
llnS sFen. llno i9ldien. tlno ME
mstr fOrtSsben 5u prrtletim @Pibbu'
btn!"
Silas la9ts.
.0os pGrs elm f9Ones 2eben, iid
70 auf bic faule Saut ,Su iseeni Dos
tIt's nit ben @0selng gIles in Oros
nune9"
nSabens Sunees betommen! 9elbe
86eel unO oas nit rotes aopf. Sd
o.6en iebes Sag alIe Sutter unO @ais
fer!"
.Sd6n. llno Murrg"
Wlurr mar Sempsls selisbter gels
Ser 9tneorututsr, Den Rata aber nidbt
leioen tonnte. neil sr NIT srDBisr
1lnptri9Smtbsit iteis auf Dem Goia
ix SdIafSitnm.r lag aaS- on osm
brdunsn Rips foaur gang bebdsIi@
feline 3ralIen ipebte, tpenn er Fd bes
fouosrs iuobl fiibIte.
(6Ortlebunq fOIst)
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-12-26

den. SuB er ibn afs Teinen tiinftieen
@rben aniieht."
.Run, bann 1T ia alles gut"
Die @aronin perIant in Ra5oens
fen. Na9 elmer Deile idete fe:
.Rur in einem San piirhe proiper
um Tein Grbe tommsn: tpenn Der Buz
ron itiirbe, obns Elm Seitumsnt ges
ma9t gu 6dben. Selir 2abdnoul
1T ndmIi9 nm einise Sabre Glter
ols er unO bate ounn Die eriten glns
fpriide."
Der Observation-Disclosures TT
9lei62"
.8si6e itdmmen BON S9tpeItern
BON Rooenba9s 9robpater. Die
cine beiratete einen 2apanbdl, Ote am
oere einen Robenbu9. Die Rooens
bad bate nur einen Gpbn = ben
Batter proIpers an6 Gri9s. Die 2as
panOaG bate oeren 5tpei: @bsrbarO
uno Selir. @6erbaro folI elm geipiis
fenIoIer 2ump gefpeIen fetn, Der iein
9erm6gen bur6bra9te, uniaubere
S9ulben ma9te unb enolih nu4
@merita 9ing, tpo er psri9oIlsn TT.
@r mar unpermdbl!.
Der anbere mar i'm Stduts6ienit.
elm unipmpatbii6er, her4leriider
Streber, tpie Renate bebauptet, benz
man aber ni9is tpetter nadfugsn
tpnnte. Gr lit Der @dter Seltr b.
2apdnbals, Der epentueI Ieinem 8etz
ter proIpsr oas Grbe ftreitig MAIDEN
t0nnte."
.Run, 6a Serr b. Sentsnbsrs oiss
ipeib. pirb er ii9er lGnsit ein Seitas
ment sema4t buben."
$50 oa9te ib au9. 9lber Renate
Taste einmal, 6aB ibr 8ruOer cine
mertipiirSise glbneigune tube, leBs
tpilIise @erfiisunesn gu treFfsn. Den
9runo iueiB iie fppbl fe!bEt ni9t ooer
tpoIIte ibn tpenigitens nidt iagen.
rebrissns tommt bos fir MIDI gar
ni9t in 9etra9t. @rbt pro'per Ssnz
tenbsrs nidt, 70 1T ia Maperberg ba,
bas ipeib 9ott, ldngit ipieber einen
GERM brau9te! Die SauptIu9e lit.
oab 2ifa i'm Iisbt uno er Is!"
sd CLAUDE, bariiber t0nnen Sic
fdon beute rubis i4lafen, liebe 5rau
8arunin! Die 8eiben ipsr6en es nur
gu buIO entbsdt buben!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-12-26

fom0bien fine mir unf6efiA suipts
Der! limb nun. bite. IaB mid als
lcin. Sd babe sernbe senus BON Oiss
fer Neuieteit!"
Cine mublofe Grbitterung lag in
Son un6 Bid oss aIten Munnes. Der
aufgeregt 6ur6s 9emat ftiirmte, ols
tDnne er ii9 bon Sale iibcr bas @ss
bDrte fnum faFen.
Trdulein b. Sentenbers fsuf5te tief
auf. Damn T9li9 Iie nit sinsm Ieiie
gemurmelten r@ute gadt!A traurig
bindus.
Sine Weile I6ritt Der alte Serr
nod sornia uuf unO ab. Seine pers
bli1enen Qlueen funtelten isbt uno
bic miioe f9laffe !ScItung mar ipie
tpeogsblafen.
pl0blidb redte er feline ba9ere Sc
ftolt in idhem GntfdluB auf frat
an osn Slid unO fbrisb nit feiter
SanO:
Qiebe- sSeIir!
Sd babe nihts badeS:n, ipenn Oh
5ur SeritelIuno 9siHcr, ipie Su
f9reibit. anqeariffenen @eiunohsit
fir einige 3eit na6 Ssntsnberg
fommit. glur eriparte teinen 56rtlis
den Onfel in mir. @riterS bin ib
elm alter @iniie6ler Der nit alien i'm
2eb,n IGngIt abseItloifen bat 3peis
tens III Der Rame 2apanbaf Bel mir
feline CUTE @infiibruue, benn i9 babe
meine beioen @sttern, 9sinsu Batter
uno ben onbern ME gemodt. 9rits
tens tenne ib Did 70 gut tpie gar
nidt. SD tpeiB ia, 6db Oil felt
9sirer Nuittierung feline GduIOen
mebr semudt buIt, nno claude germ.
baB 0u meinetipeaen Der anitdnoia'fe
iunsc Wann Der @elt biIt - aber
Du bssreifit, tab id tein inneres
@erbGItnis gu isman6 bahen lam,
ben i9 nur ab un6 gu flii6iig aIs
&nubsn eeIeben hobe. Salte Did bier
alio an Sante Renate ober an men
9u ionft ipiIIit MIR nidt an mid!
9ein Sntel cSoahim Ssrtenbere.
@r ipurf bie feber bin, touber@
tierte ben Brief unb la1te hann laut
auf.
Sin 2dbdnSal! Gin aapanool
bisrl . S6idIat, fpeldea Rarren
mudIt Su aus mir!" itieB er bitter
beraus.
Die6er beeann sr raitlos i'm @s<
mad auf un6 ab gu panoern big
Die ulte llbr an Der 8oroerfront bes
@dlofss lout uub feierIih slpei
f6lug.
Sentenberg fubr fit6 iibsr Die bobe
elfenbsinelGnsenbe Stirn.
nS6on 5ipei libr! 9tber an Gdlaf
1T heute obnebir nidt ms9r gu oens
fem d.
Gr trat bor einsn bOhsn sef6niss
ten Sdranf, os'Ten Siren, als sr lie
aufI6loB, adhfre;6e fleine 2oosn unO
SsG9er Teben lieBen. bic nit dItem
S6mud, Miinaen. 9Dsdrr uno ans
oeren gum Sell Tebr toftbursn 4ntis
quit$ten angefiiGIt iparen.
limb iebt putOsr feline barten per<
bitterten 3iiqe plDbIib tpeido. ipdbs
reno er nit Dem entaiidten Bid oes
| Sammters ole Stiide betrd5iete.
.Meine Ssreun6e" murmslte Ct.
incline einSigen Sreunbe!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-12-26
XIII.


Der 2lusflug mad Der Sei9miible
Sog ii9 bis gum glnbrub Der Na9t
bin. Man bate 8etannte bort gstrofs
fen, nit ibnen Elm luiti9es Pidnid
peronItaltet uno ritt nun en- cavals
cade beimipGrts.
Melitta uno elm RitimeiIte Wlaz
guerrb, beien Gut einige Mei!en BON
Mauerberg entfsrnt lag, an Der t6te,
2iIa nit ProIper Ruoenba4 als leBs
tes padr.
Die Radt mar Ii9t unO bon ma
giI6em 8lau erfiillt. S9peig.nbe
Wdloer, ssbeimnispou rieie!nbe 8a!s
TerlGufe, i9fpiil ouftenoe Dsien be-
eleiteten ben @ee, Der balo tpeib
monGbeglGnst, balO bitter i'm S9lasz
T6atten uraltsr Sannen Tor ibnen
lag.
Dar es elm @unoer, baR 2iIa
uno proFper INNER lan9iamer ritten,
INNER tue;ter bintsr ben unOsrsn 5us
riidblieben2
So mar 70 flip, Su stpeisn bur9
ole blaue Sommsrnn9t gu reiten.
.MdrAenbaft!" funo 2iIa.
limb aIs bic anoere @eIeli9aft,
oa mo Der 8eg na9 Maguerrps
@ut ubspeiste, fi9 rerubidiebln
pollte, tOnnte iie es nur BON Wlelitta
tun.
Man lG9elte. Mdn bate ia f6on
oroubeu am Miibltei9 mas gemertt,
aIs Rpoenba6 iid nit fOrmIi9 Ie>
bensgeiGbrli6em @ifer in etnsn
Sabn ItiirSte, um SeeroIen gu bOIen,
mill 2iIa 2auter6ed gemelat bate.
SeerOien miibttn ibr gut gu 9eiiAt
iteben. =.
@r mar ibr aud fiib uno ents
siidsnb geitunOen, Der 8ranS aus ben
groben ipeiBsr Bitten.
.0ie cine 8ruut", babts Wlelitta
| i,bt, ais lie einIam an &reuSipes ouf
Die beiOsn partete. rllTO nun lpiirOe
es ia audi balo peroen. bas nit
ben bsiosn biibihen iua9sn MenI6ens
tin6ern.
0ie alatt Oa allss obginsl Die
reinen Spnntagstin6er!
Gin melun9olii9es 2G4eln irrte
nm NeIittus 2ippsn.
mSu, lie bate ss nidt 10 gut. Shr
ai:biter ioB unter i9ma9polIem @ers
oa4t gefnngen unb 8ott aIlein puBs
t,, OBJ unO mann iie ibn pieoerfeben
ipiirbe?
9lu9 bann piirbe es teiH uugstriibz
les 8ieoerisben iein. &Gmpfe =
ri6ts uls SGmpfe ld9eu Dor ibr.
glber nur oen Nlut ni6t perliss
, rem! glur TAPER unb feit blsibsn!
Damn piirOe pupu lpobl nd4sez
ben.
.0ie SauptIa6s lit bod, oab iie
ibn liebt uno er iie," bate ole 8dz
rInin eeifcrn geIast. . = bas mar
elm 70 gutss @Ortl Gin SaIisman!
0enn Oas ipubts Mslittu ia: Selir
niroe 10 ipenig is aufb0rcn iie au
licben, ipie lie ibn! llno Serr Ssmpel
lpiirbe boffsntlid. E.
Sufsetlupper ft0rte iie Gus ibren
@sOdnten. 9u tamsu fie enoIi9 an
ssTittea, Die @ermiBtea.
Se9r i6nyu isbt una elm iusnis
pertpirrt. 2;fd natts itutt bes Seeros
ientronSes Den 9ut am SatteI bdns
gen unO Der arun5 fab uuf ibrem
3opf.
Mis lie isbt aus oem ountIen
WaIb beruus ins MonoIi6t ritt. feb
lie aus iuis zine iEse: Der peibs i3sIs
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-12-26

Sur isIbsn Gtunbs sine in Dem
einsamen SeiienfIiiest pun Senf.ns
fera ben Der 8eiiber alein nit ieis
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-12-26

berreIelnoe ReittlsiS - es iuer
2ifus 2eibenI9aft. irimer nur @eib
Gil tra9en uno Der peiBe GranS
iibsr Dem roIissr 9eiiht, linn Ons
Der Ro9ttpino Die li1ten Sadrbiiz
Ihel lpie sliserroes SiIbergtIpinIt
lpebte - alles oersinte ii9, I'm i1r
etiuuS mGraenbuft 8ertIdrtts gu perz
lciben.
Sbr @eii6t iirabltc. sic SrGnste
ben S9immel bart or Wielittas
8ruunen un0 fliiIIerte ibr 5u: nRi9t
b5fe Tein! Sc mar 10 ein5ie TdOn. {.
unb i4 bin 70 gIiidlitn! 90 gIiids
Ii6!"
Damn CAB Iie, pbne cine qniluort
ab3uiparten, Dem pfero Die Sppren
uno fprengte pis raienO baron, sinen
luuten Sdu9ser ausitoBeno.
prpTper ipie Der @in6 binterOrein.
MeGittd bate Miite, Gen bsiO:n
nGrrifden Menfdtntinbern gu fols
gen.
@rft am parttor bon Wtauerberg
bolte iie iie sin BORT tpdrteten iie
auf iis unb 2iid. Die Idneit auf Su
unb On nit MeIittd Itunb. fagte
IGattboft: r@r tummt nod Elm bib
den binauf nit uns 5u Mamd, lpeibt
Su!2 ltno penn 9u lieb biit uno
&atbinta i'm @oriiberseben in Die
Si9e binein ruff, lie m0se uns ets
pds ertra 9utes gum See ierpieren
lafen, bunn. Scnn fasen, mir Dir
cine srobe Reuisteit!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-12-26

(5OrtieBunQ fOIsi.)
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-12-26


W,e Warmortreppen i'm Salbtrets
..e6erfiibrtsn in ben part uno bus
liibe liebreiSenos Gei6Gpf i'm tpeiBtn
BatiItfleib, oeien Saare pte aolos
flimmernoe QebreE iiber Dem rpiisen
.RinSers,iidt Idgen.
sic utmete tief uuf. glein -
bas mar ni6t Die tuIte SremOe. Oor
Der Fe iih feds @iIsnbabnitunosn
lana beimIid gsbongt bate - ods
ircr elm Iiebes freunolides Stiid
Worooies, in oem mon ii4 bonn ers
Hen Qfueenblid uH 5eim!l4 fiiblsn
(muBte.
.aiebs, lie6e tfsine aifa, ipoIlen
@is mid Elm biB9en Iisb habene"
froote Iie inuis nit elmer gang uns
aetpobnisn Riibruns in hsr Seble.
Sic re psrssbens gu unteroriidsn per'
iLhie.
@tatt olIer 4ntiport flos tbr oos
,ierlide blonde Gef4Opf9,n an bic
gruit uno tiibtt iie Id4slno ab.
The Washington herald., 1912-10-09
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Ha.1y 4. Abnrsuw, >, and MarJ r. Bucflsy. 3
of Savannah. Ga. Rev. Thomas 8. Lsa
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Rev. Wsllacs Rsdclide.
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both Il Fsuduisr County. Va. Rev. Hugh +. Ste
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both Of New Market. Va Rev. James 8. Mont
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Rev. Earle Wiley.
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and Mary A. Masrudsr. .. Rev Merritt Earl.
Elmo c. Love. u. Of Chicago. III. and F!or
encs g. Glliss. q. Rev. W. Weir Gilliss.
Jeremiah A. Sullivan, q. Mary +. Paylouahek
.. Rev. Jossph Y. MeC3ee.
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q Rev. Georse r. Dudley.
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The Washington herald., 1912-10-09
STRICKEN In AUTO
NEAR bis OFFICE
Corbin b. Bullock, Manager Of
Brick Company, Dies on
Way to Hospital.

Stricken with heart trouble while In
his auto at Fourteenth and / streeta
Northwest. yesterday afternoon. Corbin
N. Bullock. twenty-seven years old. man.
ager OF the Rosslyn Brick Company, and
we'll known among the young business
men OF the city. died before he could
be removed to George Washington Uni.
versity Hospital.
Bullock left his home at 1855 Ninth
street Northwest shortly after luncheon
saying he did not feel well. and shortly
after stopped his auto near the ofices
OF the brick company. at 27s Fourteenth
Street Northwest. Passers-by saw him
collapse In the seat Of the machine.
He was placed In another auto. driven
by ]. NJ. Mitchell Physicians pronounced
life extinct when Bullock was carried
into the hospital. Coroner hewitt issued
q certificate of death due to natural
causes. Bullock was unmarried. He had
been In the employ of the brick concern
for about seven years.
Besides his mother. Mrs. Ella Bullock.
the deceased is survived by two sisters.
Mrs. Catherine Palmer. wife Of Ora
Palmer. immigration inspector at Port
Arthur. Tex. and Mrs. Sally Burns. wife
Of Robert J. Burns. OF this city, and
three brothers, Noah. George. and Low
Ing Bullock. OF this city. Arrangements
for the funeral have not been completed.
The Washington herald., 1912-10-09
PATENT LAWYERS
BLBCT OFFICERS
Z. W. Bradford Chosen President
at Annual Meeting of the
Association.

The Patent Law Association held IT.
annual meeting At the Cosmos Club Last
evening. The report Of the board OF
managers showed the association has
had an active and prosperous year.
Etghty-six new members were added
during the year. q substantial increase
made In Its financial resources and new
library and association rooms were fitted
up In the Washington Loan and Trust
building. The report Of the committee
on laws and rules showed that much
work has been done by the association
before the patent committees Of Con.
gress In endeavoring to shape legislation
20 that the integrity OF the patent sys-
TEN shall be maintained.
The following oficers were elected for
the ensuing year: e. w. Bradford, pres.
ident; Frank L Browne. first vice presi-
dent; J. ii. Brickenstein. second vice
president; Eugene q. Mason, secretary;
Langdon Moore. treasurer.
Board Of managers: The officers and
George w. Rea. Charles J. O'NeilI,
James n. Spear. Hubert z. Peck, william
B. kerksne. Alexander 8. steuart.