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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-05-11

Newark \. J.. May g 1914.
Report Of deaths for the week ending Nay
.. 1914: Men. 81; boys, Is; women, so;
girls IS. Total. I2s.
Ages--one year and under. s. between
L and years 2 between and years. s.
bewean 8 and &c years, q between 10 and
30 years g; between 20 and so years. II;
between so snd 40 years, 10: between 80
ana SO years, II: between so ana so years
IA: between so and 70 years, Is; between 20
and so years. II: so years and over. 8.
Diseases-Abscess /; apeplexy or cerebral
hernorrhage 4. steleetasis pulmon. l. asthenia,
!; asthma, l; bronchitis. 2; cancer, :; cancer,
liver 1. cancer. stomach, g. cancer, uterus
:: casualties. ]; cirrhosis liver 2; diahetus
rnelitus 2 disrrhoea, 1; drowned, /; en-
bolisln. / endocarditis. 4; scarlet fever. L:
typhoid fever l.; castro enteritiS i; heart
disease 8 heart, vHivuiar, s; hemorrhage, L;
inanition, 8 marasmus or malnutrition 4;
measles ! murder ! myocarditis, g. ne
phrftis, g. oedems, lungs, g. paralysis, gen
eral. / phthiss puimonalis I; pleurisy. .;
pneumonia, 1b; pneumonia broncho s. pre-
mature birth. g septicRemia- shock /:
still born IA: structure, esophaEus, / sui
eide l. tuberculosis, 20: tuntor l.
Places OF Nativity--United States, SO. Ire
land 2; England. !; Scotland, 1. italy. 4;
France. l Germany, Is; Russia, 7; Austria
=. unknown. 2
Coior-Whlts. 12s; colored. 8.
JAMES ?. CONNELLY
CITY CLERK
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MORTGAGES RECORDED.
NTu7NrT DIy

Michael J. Tansey to White Way Build
Eng and Loan Association, west side Bel
ncnt avenue, 425 feet south from Haw-
thorne avenue, $1,000.
J Same to Anna r. Trowbridge, same
property, 500.
Mersfeider Construction Company to
George I, Casebolt, east side South Nine
teenth street, 205 feet north from Alpine
street. S3S00
Forest Land Company to Jennie b.
Jones, northeast corner Broad and BOm-
buidy street, $29, 800.
sam Bame ct al. to Norfolk Building
and Loan Association, west side South
Nineteenth street, 94a feet t northwest from
Same to same, west side South Nine
teenth street, $40 feet northwest from
Thirteenth avenue, $500
Public Building and Loan Association
east side Belleville avenue, 126 feet south
from Oriental street, $4,000
Ida Goreno' 10 Gustavus A. Richards
west side Bergen street, 255 feet north
from Clinton avenue $500.
Aetna Realty Company to Security Saw
ings Bank. north side Central avenue, 90
feet east from Golden street, $4,000.
Ellis Timber to Surety Investment
Company, east side Elizabeth avenue, 81
feet north from Hunter street, and other
tract, $4,000
Ernest Wasserbach to Franklin Savings
institution east side South Eleventh
street, SO feet south from German street,
So 600.
Building and Loan Association, west side
Fabyan place $50 feet north from Lyons
avenue, S2,5N.
TOWNSHIPS.
Stuyvesant Construction Company ia
Camptown Building and Loan Assoeia-
tion, IrYington, east side Howard street
800 feet north from Cottage street, $1,000
Mary A. Conroy ct al. TO May c. Me
Carthy, Belleyille, north side Mill street
southwest corner II. J. Sidley's land
Walter r. Boyd to New York Edison
Savings and Loan Association, Glen
Ridge, east side Forest avenue, southwest
corner j. N. Ridley estate, 5000.
John Ii, Dunn 4 Sons to Eagle Fire
Insurance Company, East Orange, west
side Norwood street, 701 feet north from
South Orange avenue, $500.
Same to Peoples Realty Company, East
Orange, same property, 500.
Margaret Halliday to Fidelity Trust
Company. Nutley. southwest side Vree-
land avenue, 1856 feet southeast from
Franklin avenue, $4,000.
Clara j. Smith to Essex County Park
Commission, West Orange, south side
William street. 81 feet east from New
Valley road, $1,000.
America A. Barrasso TO Michael Winter
Bclleville, east side Belmont avenue, b.
eeet southeast from Honiss street S3,9S0
Augustus G. Ballantine to Annexed Dis
erict Building and Loan Association
Belleville, east side High street, 25f feet
1orth from Holmes street, $1,000.
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REAL ESTATE
TRANSFERS

NEWARK.
John r. Monahan (sherif0 to Trad
ers Insurance Co., w Garside
ST, 30 fl FIR Sixth av, 25xl00..
Anna +. Trowbridge aud bus to
Michael J,-Iansey, w Belmont
av. 425 ft FIR Hawthorne av,
So1os ; ;,;,.. :. .;:.. -.
South st, 80 TT W FIR Orchard
ST, 24XllO .........,.......,....
Max Mendel to Charles Hood,
Plane st, 81 fl fr Bank st, 25x90,
and other tract .....................
Hoile- Hickman Co. to Max Glik-
man, W So Nineteenth st, 20l
IT W fr Eighteenth ay, 25x9S....
NEWARK.
Amanda C. Green to Herbert Barry,
West Orange, middle of Eagle
Rock I'd and Mountain av,
Richard B. New to william Per-
peute. East Orange, W S No Fiji
teenth st. 435 1T n FIR Park av,
30xl00, and other tract ..--....,..
Newark and Nutley Realty Co. to
Salvatore Guarino, Nutley, lots
Marilla l.. FRANKIE to David Kraft
zof, Irvington, W So Twentieth
st 275 It fir Sixteenth av, 25x100
Peoples Realty Co. TO John II.
Dunn & Sons, East Orange, W
Norwood st, FOL TT fr So Orange
av, 35xlO0 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
David +. Dobbins to Agnes Camp
bell. Caldwell, n Bloomfield av,
$50 fl fr Mountain av, 30x144....
Michael Winter TO Amerino Bar
rasso, Belleville, Belmont av,
325 IT fr Honiss st, 50x10S. .....
East Orange Arlington Avenue Real
ty Co. to Richard b. Neir, East
n g..
Fl Roosevelt av. 1o0x150. ..
William Forth ct ais. to Augustus
Ballentine. Beleville, High
st, 254 fl IL fir Holmes st, 50x120.
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LEGAL NOTICES
STATE OF NEW JERSEY
Fs-T-..T Tr<-s ais


STATE OF NEW JERSEY
DEPARTMENT or STATE.
CERTIFICATE or DISSOLUTION.
To all whom these presents may come.
Greeting;
Whereas. 1t appears 10 my satisfaction By
duly authenticated record q the preeees-
ings for the voluntary dissolution thereof
by the unanimous consent Of al the stock
holders deposited in my office. that Pryor
Manufacturing Company, a corporation o.
this state whose principal Office Is sits-
ated az No. II Governor street, in the City
Of Newar County Of Essex, state Of New
Jersey Thomas +. Pryor, tr-. being ths
agent therein and in charge thereof upon
whom process may be served has complied
with the requirements Of An act concern.
ing corporations CRevision o. 1880 prs-
llminary 90 the issuing Of this Certificate et
Dissolution.
Now. therefore. I. David s. Crater. secre-
tary Of State Of the State of New Jersey do
hereby certify that the said corporation did
on the eighth day OF May. 1914. file II my
Office 4 duly executed and attested consenf
in writing to the dissolution Of said corporz-
tion. executed by all the stockholders there
Of which said consent and the record Of
the proceedings aforesaid are now on nie
In nv said once as prov ded by law,
In testimony whereof I have
hereto set my hand and afixsd
rssal1 my official seal, at Trenton this
eighth day Of May. A. D. one
thousand nine hundred and four
DAVID S. CRATER.
Secretary Of state
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seIignnann Sale Ends.

PARIS, May i0-The second and
last day Of the sale of the Seligmafr
collection Of objects dart and furni-
ture was held yesterday The total
realized In the two days sale was
a0s. zs4 francs Gao, $50. The highest
price realized. 1900 francs 11 .z6e}.
was paid for writing desk OK the
Louis XVI. period. 3
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Contracts Filed

These contracts were filed in the coun-
~ clerks Office today:
William II. Walsh, owner, with q. M
Wnldron 4 Co., contractors, general
work, S3,3s6; corner Eighth avenue and
High street.
Gustave A. Sehwedes. Of Irvington
Ors, sheet metal work, 1886; corner Der
gen street and Sixteenth avenue. Same
owner with John SeylaZ, of Irvington
contractor, painting, S1,225; same prem
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To Honor Masonic Officers,

ELIZABETH, May 10.-Charles p.
Russ, recently elected grand master
of Masons for New Jersey, will he
given reception by Washington
Lodge, No. 80, f. and A. NJ, next
Friday night in Masonic Hall He is
q member of that lodge
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Office three years ago, is DESTROYS e
going back. Under Sheriff A. "
Brown, who three years ago was the
candidate, winning the Republican
primaries. but beaten by a coalition.
is considered a strong candidate,
Postmaster William Chambers. Of.
New Egypt. and former Mayor James
II. Bogert. of Island Heights. are
both seeking the position.
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Many Seek sheriff's Job.

BARNEGAT. May 1O.--Assembly-
man David G. Conrad will probably
be the Republican candidate for AS
sembiy in Ocean County this fall. For
sheriff there are almost a dozen can
didates. Former Sheriff Charles IL.
Cox Of West Cresks who bald this
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Auditor
~, .u..s
f'eSi S $500 III eeA 4,E.ss Az
~, puiluihss :. ~'i'A'''''
1elsohai PiOP y oor 40 90
cry @'S'V'1h'
ooCh anu sup
cahal Z" u asE ssz ~.
structlon HA'''So %
playground coh- ,or.o os
struclion iVioa" 90
Passalc Nahey
struction 2,2eS,s4s 80
Aodluonal nos
dstions con-
struction oa"szo Is
Ainshouse Soh- $1,000 a,
struction @il,oze VI
Market on $3.50,
structlon lVe4S Us
Special interest
Passale val 49,. "a
ley sewer. $1,000 IL
Special interest,
street open
ings, chapter 49, +.
Aimsh ouse
construction. g,si5 20
Special interest.
street open
ings Chap.
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Anniversary Mass.

MAHER-Thirteenth anniversary High
Mass Of Requiem will be celebrated for
the repose Of the souls of Margaret and
Mary Maher on Tuesday morning. May
18th. at . a. m. at Our Lady Of Good
Counsel Church.
Relatives and friends are kindly In
Vifpd
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS

TRIAL BALANCE AUDITORS LEDGER
AS OF FEBRUARY rs. 1914.
In accordance with the provisions OF the
fifth section of the Act Of the Legislature
airy 22 1865, entitled Further Supplement-
to the Act entitled An Act TO revise and
amend the Charter of the City Of Newark "
approved March Ii, 1857, / herewith pre-
sent a full trial balance sheet from the
Auditors Ledger, of February %, 1914;
JAMES A. ROWE.
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Resolved AZ members of the United
spanish War Veterans Soldiers and Sailors
Monument Committee. we offer with sor-
row reverent homage to the honored mem
ory OF our American sailors and marines,
who at Vera Cruz nobly gave their lives
as 4 sacrifice that the honor OF our rag
ana country be upheld and the glorious
traditions OF the American Navy pefpetu-
ated Thaf this resolution be recorded Oh
cur minutes and a copy thereof published
in the daily papers. .
THE HIkER MONUMENT COMMITTEE
1914
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CITY rREAsuRER.s OFFICE

CITY TREAsuRER's OFFICE
Newark " J.. May /, 1917.
To the Honorable Common Council of the
City Of Newark. New Jersey:
Gentlemen-In compliance with the Act Of
the Legislature entitled, "A further supple
ment OF the Act entitled An Act TO amend
and revise the Charter OF the City OF New
ark approved February 2zd. 1856, here
with present a statement OF the cash trans
actions Of the city for the month OF April,
Receipts
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A[L.SIREEI.
New York Stock Exchange

Following are the quotations of the
days prices as furnished through
Byrne & Mcdonnell, members of the
New York Stock Exchange:
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RESOLUTIONS

RESOLUTIONS & testimonials engrcssed. ~.
plomas filed IN. cards 4 fnvftations beauti
fully written. Kinney Studio. IS ". Kinney
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BERNDT-On Saturday. Nay 2 lals. a.
yin Emil Berudf. aged q years >
months y days beloved son Of OTto
and Cathsri1e Berndt nee Koenig3.
Relatives aud friends are respectfully
invited 10 attend rhe funeral On Wed
nesday, May I3 ut 2.51 p. m- fraan f1is
late residence. Sc Norwood street. Walls
terry.
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ALEXASDER-Jobn lcoIoredJ. Ct rhe
Essex County Hospital, Cedlar Grove.
,. j.. On Ma . 1915 aged d vears.
Admitted - hospital June T. 1919.
from south Orange. =. J.. Nativity
nited states civil condition unknown
occupation l8borsr
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ELBERsON-Eniered into rest. Oh Sat
urday. May .. 1911 Anna beloved wife
Of William Emerson NEE Gartlznd1,
aged 81 years 6 months % days
Relatives and friends are kindly IN
yited to attend the funeral from her
late residence. Salem Road. Salem.
Union County, n. J., on Thursday, May
Il at 70 g. m. 70 Church of the I'm
rnacuiate Conception, Elizabeth. n. J.,
where a High Mass Of Requiem VIII
be offered for the repose Of her soul.
Interment IN the Evergreen Cemetery
Elizabeth papers please copy.
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8, laws l3OS.
Peddie street
ditch $500.
Sinking fund
resources
Insurance fund
commission as
gets ......-.
Hon d e d in
debtedness >.
Bends in escrow
Temporary loan
bonds, general
Temporary loan
bonds, street
openings
Temporary loan
bonds, paw
ings, chap
ter PIT. 49,.
Temporary loan
bonds, Aims
house con-
struction -.
Temporary loan
bonds. street
openings, chap
ter 121, laws
1912 1900.
Temporary loan
bonds, Pas
sale Valley
sewer .....-
Surplus under
Martin act
Redemption &C
count $500.
Sayre fund.
Tiohenor fund.
Longworth fund
Assessments col
lected on pri-
Vate sewers
| due property
| owners -.
| Damages and
1 claims pay
able .......
iOpening dam
| ages, awards
unpaid -.
County road as
sessment -.
| Assessments 10
| he refunded.
Reserve fund.
Warrants issued
! and unpaid
Sinking funds
| and interest.
| Capital fund,
G., c. & r.
Capital fund,
opening streets Z
Capital surplus
Sinking fund
/ surplus 49,
Paving tuno
surplus, chap
ter 217.
Passaic Valley
sewerage sur
plus ........
Playground sur
plus ...-s.-
Dock and ship
canal surplus
Insurance funo
c o m m ission
surplus 49,.
Additional hos
pital accom-
IN o d a I | ons
surplus -.
Accumulation OF
c oil e C lions.
| pavings. chap
| ter 217.
! Accumulation OF
oil @ ctions.
| openings, chap
| ter s, laws
! 1909 ....--,
| Dept. of Water,
| funds for con-
| struction stor-
| age reservoir
/ Watershed ca
| tension 49,.
Track elevation
| Ashes and refuse
| station $3.50
Site for fire
| house, Walls
| burg section
| Aimshouse sur
| plus ....k
Market surplus.
lOpening FUND
surplus. chap
ter 121, laws
| 1912 ...,..
Sewer b o n d e,
. 1897, sinking
/ fund .....
Tax b o n d 8
| sinking fund
Department OF
, Water 49,.
/ City Home. -.
| City Hospital,
Fire department
| Police depart
Inent $500.
Public health.
, Shade T r e e
| Commission
p ] a Y gro u II &
Commission
| City Plan Com
mission ...-
Free Library.
Maintenance Of
of dog pound
Bridges ..+..
Executive Dept.
( Board Of Street
a n d Water
Commissioners
Public lighting
Sewers q n O
drainage 80
Sidewalks -.
Streets 8 n d
highways -.
Scavenger -.
Wharves 1850.
House sewer
connections
Pubtfc baths,
Repairs to as
phait streets
Surveyors de-
partnlent
Street improve
ment charges
Interest ..
Contingent 800
Collecting taxes
Poor and aims.
Public buildings
Construction and
alteration Of
buildings 80.
Markets ....
Public schools.
sale of bonds
Hospitals 49,.
Custodian OF
school moneys
Public schools
c on struction
account 800.
Public schools
m a | ntenance
count $500.
City salaries.
city sundries.
Printing and sta
tionery 49,.
W eights a n Q
measures
NJ ! S cellaneous
advertising
I n 5 p e c { ! nE
meters 1880
City statistics.
o "a I S I anding
claims dept
Of Materl
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FLORISTS

LEIESSLE. floral and funeral designs
specially seeds and plants Of all sesertp-
tons esq Eighteenth AZ. Eel. -76s-W
Waverly.
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Byrne & Nc DOnnell

MEMBERS OF
y. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
N. Y. COTTON EXCHANGE
y. Y. PRODUCE EXCHANGE
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND
BOND EXCHANGE
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
PRIVATE WIRES
WILLIAM II. KING. Manager
ZIG Broad Street, Newark
TELEPHONE 1890 MARKET
so BROADWAY. NEW YORE
TELEPHONE 5g4 RECTOR
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS
%e8q e.
rOtais ......as1,64s.9s s IS 9sI842.s ss IS

TRIAL BALANCE AUDITORS LEDGER AS
OF MARCH 81. 1914.
In accordance Hith the provisions Of the
ntth section Of the Act Of the Legislature e
the State Of New Jersey, approved February
", 1868, entitled Further Supplement 70
the Act entitled Al Act 10 revise and amend
the Charter Of the City Of Newark" ap-
proved March Il, 1867, I herewith present
fun trial balance sheet from the Auditor
ledger, as Of March 81. 1919.
JAMES A. ROWE,
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unsatisfactory at Newark, y. J.,
on Saturday, May Q, 1915. Mary Walsh,
daughter of the late Thomas and Sarah
Walsh.
Relatives and friends are respectful
IL invited to attend the funeral from
the undertaking perlors Of NJ. Barry.
Tuesday. Nav L. at p. m. A High
Mass OF Requiem for the repose Of her
soul will be celebrated in st Pat
rick's Cathedral, Newark, on Wednes-
day. May IS. at o'clock a. N. Inter
ment IA the Cemetery or the Holy
SopuIchre
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LOST AND FOUND


LosT-watch charm cigar cutter diamond
instudded- with gold dollar attached
initials d. NJ Liberal reward Il returned
D. MENDEL, S54 Washington 81.
LOsT-Pocketbook from Hackensack car
Saturday noon Finder kindly communal
cate with MRS. ". E. ROSS Il Alpine pl..
Arlington.
LOST-Ladies' poclkctbook containing sum 81
money. In Carlton Theatre or Bambergers
reward II returned Address J.. Box Is sta
Office.
MONEY LOST-sI2 in bills Saturday night.
between Hamburg place and Ferry 81
return 10 c. SCHRAFT. 2sS Ferry ST.; re-
ward.
LOST-Wstch charm, on Clinton car or
South Orange sV. car initials c. s.. re-
turn c. SCHRAFT, z3S Ferry 81; reward
LOST-Mssh- bag. in vicinity Of fFeeaunhic
Park. containing keys and Of money.
Kindly return to u Earl st.
LOST-Diamond scarf pin. on Seventh av
and High st. Liberal reward TO hndar
L, Box s, Star Office.
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= Il hl1s-EuLEE INTO rest OF EfIuhs :
May 8. 1918. Edward 7, beloved hns-
band OF Elizabeth Curtis (nee STREET
Berhold), aged 80 years months i6
days
Relatives and friends. also George h
Adams Council. Jr. O. [. A. II. snd
Crescent No. 1, Court Of the Orient.
are respectfully invited TO artend the
funeral services at his late residence,
753 South Eighteenth street. On Mon
Day evening. May II, Al $50 p. N. In
terment on Tuesday morning IN Fair
mount CemefarF.
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BusH-0n MAY 10. 1914. Mary 4. widow
Of the late Frank Bush.
Relatives and friends are Invited 70
attend the funeral services from fhe
residence Of her son. Mrs Handy Bust.
No. 70 South street, On Tuesday eve
ming, May u, at rs 2. II. 1ntermenf
and services at the Methodist Church.
Delaware Water Gap, Pa. on Wednes
day. May I3 OF D. m
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PAWN BROKERS

ONE-HALF PER CENT.
Charged loans Of sac and over reeeeme<
two weeks from date Of loan.
ONE PER CENT. ON SUMS or SEQ AMI
over; per cent. per month On sums below
$50. Loans on diamonds. jeuclry. siiverTara
At the Old Reliable Pswnbreksrs
5 "a c. HERMAN, IS ss
10 CEDAR STREET
Near Broad st. opp. ". v. Snyder CO.
ONCE hours a. N. 20 $50 ,. n; sat,
10 .. m
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gEELEY-on MAY 10 1914. Thomas, be-
loved husband of Eliza Seeley
Relatives and friends are invited n
attend the funeral services on Monday
evening. May II. at p. m. at bis
late residence. 30 Orleans street. In
terment in Paramount Cemetery, Tues
day. May y.
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CEMETERIES

Glendale Cemetery
Franklin Bv. AMI Joralenon ST. Biooraresd
n. J. Best located and nneEt kept, with par-
hetuai care 70 lot owners free. plots ~ 4
nuves. $50 m: single graves. SIS 'Riiozt
faEs Ploonnneid-
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GEIsSELE- passed away,
Marie. beloved daughter Of Sophia Por-
ter, formerly Geissele, and the late
Charles Geissele, aged l. years 3 months
days.
Relatives and friends are kindly In
vfted to attend the funeral services
street. on Tuesday, May u. At p. N.
Interment at Paramount Cemetery.
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RYDER-At Orange. N J., on Sunday.
May 10. 1914. Margaret Ryder tnee
Clark. the beloved wife of Lawrence
Ryder.
Relatives and friends are respectful
" invited TO attend the funeral from
the family residence 20 Park street.
Orange, on Wednesday, May Is. at $
o'clock a. m, thence 70 St Johns
Church, where q High Mass OF Re
ouiem will be offered for the repose
of her soul. IDterment in st. Johns
Cemetery.
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BATAVIA. Java, May 1.-THE
body of Madame Lillian Nordica, the
American singer, who died here from
pneumonia last night, is to be sent
to the United States. It win leave
here on May Is, enclosed in Chi
nese casket.
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MEAD-At Orange, n. J.. on Nav 10. 1914.
Bernard Mead, beloved husband OF
Dorp Mead.
Relatives and friends are kindly in
Tited to attend the funeral from mis-
late residence. 6o1z Mt Vernon avenue
on Wednesday. May 13, at 7.39 O'Clock,
thence to ST johns Church, where q
Mass of Requiem viii be offered fol
the repose of his soul. InteTment il
St Johns Cemetery.
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ts,1s0.s1s IS
Respectfully submitted.
ELMER A. DAY,
City Treasures.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-08-14

With luxury and pride surrounded,
The vile. insatiate despots dare.
Their thirst of power and gold I'M
bounded,
To meet and vend the light and air;
Like beasts OF burden would they load
US,
Like gods would bid their slaves
adore:
But man is man, and who is more?
Then. shall they longer lash and goad
usf
o Liberty! can man resign thee,
Once having felt thy generous flame!
Can dungeons, bolts or bars conflne
thee?
Or whips thy noble spirit tame?
Too long the world has wept, bewail
ing
That falsehoods dagger tyrants
WELD,
But freedom is our sword and
shield,
And all their arts are unavailing.
To arms! to arms. ye bravel
The avenging sword unsheathe;
March oni march on! all hearts re-
solved
On victory or death.