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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-01-03

, Wilmer and Vincent, who. with Ma
than Appel, control al of the larger
theaters in Harrisburg, will set out
on Monday for a weeks celebration of
their thirteenth anniversary as theatri
ca managers. It was just thirteen
years ago that these young men then
very Young, indeed, to enter upon such
a venture. leased an assembly hall in
otlca, n. Y, and turned it into thea :
ter From the meager start they have
SroWn steadily until they now control
swentye three theaters in nearly a
way from Central New York to Georgia
=, Wilmer and Vincent's advent into
aiarrisbnrg ln theatricals came six years
Lyceum and, made it into the Orpheum
Ior M the presentation of their vaudeville.
While the. first season required some
tnlns OF an effort to make the newer
!peIore the Orpheum was on firm foot
ing and slated for permanent success
"A Ilttle over year ago Wilmer and
nlncen. nd surprised the town by an
Ior them a new theater on the site of
tne ltochiel Hotel. at Market and Third
streets-probably one of the most
vaiuaole w, h corners in town. The theater
Was pulIt, and contrary to the eXpecta-
tlons OF many doubling citizens, it is a
Dig success. Before that theater was
1nore thanNseVen months old Wilmer and
vincent took over the NJ. Reis Interest
IN the Majestic, and since they did so
Harrisburg. has seen more first-class
road attractions than any other city in
Pittsburgh. ""N
In the same way that this firm has
pushed ahead in Harrisburg it has
prospered in other cities. 1t now main
YORK. Walter Vincent is president of
the company, and Eugene l.. Koneke
who in the early days was assistant
manager Int,g of the Orpheum Theater.
cult consisted of one thea ter-is now
secretary and general manager. Wilmer
vincent and Koneke are freouent visi,
sonal friends here.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-01-03
Converts Ordinary Car
Into a Limousine

IL is now possible to convert the
average touring car or roadster into a
ciosed car, so that passengers are en-
ure,y protected from rain, snow and
colo Without the view being shut off at
any point. This has been made pos
sible by Geissers Improved Convert
er' described in detail in the announce
ment OF the Penn Auto and Carriage
company, of Lancaster elsewhere in
this issue.
Between the rail of the open body
ana the top of the car there is built
a structure having sliding frames
iltted with French. crystal plate glass
making the interior much lighter than
an ordinary limousine. On the outside
the attachment greatly enhances the
appearance of the car. The invention
gives the owner two distinct types OF
cars-ap open touring car and a
limousine, at but little more than the
cost of the open car.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-01-03
DASH IN MOTOR CAR
MAKES MAN WEALTHY
British Columbia Land Spectator
Wins in a Thrilling
Race

Side by side. two automobiles stood
waiting where, the Kamloops wagon
river in British Columbia. Two chauf-
feurs stood few feet away, keeping a
close watch on the opposite shore. The
motors of both bot cars We're idiing silent.
would return to his car to speed the
motor or test some part of the running
gear.
Against the opposite bank rested two
canoes. the Indian paddlers of which
also were In an attitude of expectancy.
suddenly the Indians sprang into mo-
little beach. Along the leafy isle of the
forest trail appeared a man squirting a
froth- covered horse: The man slid off
Tbe ana shot tbe Gne & 81
into the swift stream and began pad
ding like iends for the opposite bank.
Hardly had the first canoe left the
shore when q second horseman arrv-
ed He fairly threw himself into the
second canoe which started in hot pur-
suit
squarely over the Indian in the bow of
his canoe and scrambled up the bank
twenty-fye Yards in the lead He
imaea amost
ately disappeared in the distance. John
brea thlessly boarded the other car and
continued the pursuit.
For forty-four miles both cars were
pushed to the limit. They bounded over
rocks and stumps; they plowed through
mud.
Borthwick rode with his chin on his
shoulder. When he pulled into Kam-
loops he, gave one more glance to the
rear and rushed into the Provincial
Land Office where he filed claim to
quarter section of land in the Barriere
district, which had been opened to
claimants at Q o'clock that morning
The land was the prize for which
Borthwick and Scarlet had been rae
ing.
Each man had arranged every detail
of the race in advance. The loser had
secured a big high powered car and
had considered his race as good as won
He reached Kamloops however forty
five minutes after BorthWick
A Los Angeles moving picture house
is now on the ground, securing rope
tition of the whole race and its at
tendant features.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-01-03
10000 MEX|CANS FLEE
ACROSS j. S. BORDER
Continued From First Pagel

no change in the policy of the Wash
ington administration toward Mexico,
and that no new plan or move in the
situation had been decided upon.
The President referred to the con
ference as get together talk" lie
explained that although Mr.. Lind con-
stantly had been sending full dis
patches. a conversation of few hours
has been deemed worth more than
weeks of telegraphic communication.
with the added value of affording an
exchange of viewpoint regard the sit
uation.
President Wilson added that there
had been no special occasion of Mr.,
lhnd's visit-no advices, excitement or
new questions
When asked if he was more hope
tui of a speedy settlement of the trou-
BILE, Mr.. Wilson made it clear that his
personal view of the situation had not
changed. He smiled when told of the
reports that Provisional President
l1uerta or some high official of the
Huerta government was on board the
Chester. and said:
Well I didn't see them if they
were there "
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-01-03
RUSS CARS CnIIInE,

IN 'collislon THIS morning between
the delivery automobiles of the Russ
bros. ice cream manufacturers of Six
teenth and Walnut streets. and the
Russ Fish Market, of Market Square,
at tne western approach of the Null
berry street bridge, both machines
were damaged but the drivers escaped
llnjn jured pc
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-01-03
SAVANNAH WOMEN LIKE MOTOR
CYCLE

There is perhaps more women mem
bers in the Savannah (Ga) Motorcycle
Club than in any other club in the
country There are now about twenty
Young women In Savannah who are en-
thusiastic motorcycists, and most of
these are members of the Savannah
Club. Climatic conditions in Georgia
are especially favorable for the woman
motorcyclist, the weather never get
ting too cold for the enthusiast to en-
Joy a spin on her two-Wheeler.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-01-03
Rebels Demand Surrender
of San Luis Potosi, MEXICO

Mexico City, Jan. 3.-The surrender
of San Luis Potosi has been de-
manded by the rebels. The city is
isolated from communication by rail-
road as the National Railway line has
been cut near San Felipe.
The branch of the National Bank of
San Luis Potosi is closed. The dis
turbed conditions in the city are given
as the cause for the suspension of
business
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-01-03
General Bliss Tells
of Disarming Mexicans
b. .AsSncinteG prcr,

Washington, ID. c., Jan. 3.-Further
official explanation of the action of
the Texas border patrol in disarminy
Mexicans and forcing them across the
Rio Grande was received to-day from
Brlgadier General Bliss. He reported
That any other course would result in
the big Bend country being overrun
with small armed parties and empha-
sized that all armed bands who cross
the border. except those seeking asy-
lum, are armed invaders of United
States territory" ..
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-01-03
MIDNIGHT ENDURANCE uuN

A novel event has been planned fol-
New Years eve by the Wanderers Mo
torcyc1e Club. of Toronto. Can This
Is to take the form of midnight en-
destination Is Hamilton. Ont. and the
motorcyclists of that city have ar
ranged a big reception for the Toronto
riders on their arrival
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-01-03
DEAD BABY FOUND

The unidentified body of a prema-
turely born male child was found at
1850 this afternoon lying along the
river bank at Front and Maclay streets
by Samuel Ehrhart. He Immediately
reported the case to the police depart
m mt. and Coroner Jacob Eckinger is
making an investigation.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-12-03

Sec It r Acres Tax
FirstNatlBank OF Lang
don pit seq 140x150ft.. Is 10 81 4 90
Geo NJ Price pit of nwA
neA Ox100 feet ........ % 100 81 Is 81 81
Langdon Creamery Co
ptseA neA 10Ox150 It. % 100 81 Is 81 90
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-12-03
DELINQUENT
! AK Sale
1918 TAX

In compliance with the provisions
of Chapter 20, of the Political Code,
entitled revenue and Taxation of
the Revised Code of North Dakota, of
19O5,' and amendments thereto, as
contained in the Session Laws of
NorM Dakota of 1907, 1909, 1911,
and by direction of the Board of
County Commissioners of Cavalier
County;
Notice is Hereby Given, That the
following described real estate in
Cavalier county, North Dakota, on
which the taxes for 1913 are unpaid,
will be sold at public auction at the
office of the County Auditor, at the
Court House in the city of Langdon,
on Tuesday, the Sth day of December,
1914, beginning at the hour of ten
O'Clock, a. M.
NOTE: The following signs and
authorizations used in this list are to
be interpreted as follows, viz: The
letters 8 n W and e as south, north,
west and east respectively; ne or, or
ne4, as northeast quarter; Sc or, or
sci, as southeast quarter; sw or, or
sw44, as southwest quarter; NV or or
nw4, as northwest quarter; sec as
section; tip as township; re- as range;
pit as part; bal as balance; 1t as lot;
fit as feet; st as street; hf as half.
The word "of'' is to be understood
where two or more of the above char
acters are pointed together. The
'sdo' or character are to be under
stood as meaning and being the same
name, word, letter or character as the
one of the line last above such "do'
or mark. The name given for each
description is that of the record own
er. The amount of the taxes is print
ed in dollars and cents and includes
the taxes, penalty due and costs of
advertising, all as is required by law.
Dated at Langdon, North Dakota,
this 10th day of November, A. D.,
1914.
j. K. HAMILTON,
(SeaD County Auditor.
Langdon, N. D., Nov. 10th, 1914.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-26

Mrs. lawrence sage. Of Edrdat. ws.
i,y.e9 20 the ohio Valley Generri
derEo an operation
81. Mr and Mrs. John shepherd. Of Eir
" h.ellnE creek. are spending n Few DAYS
Tta,.e .uestr 9t NJ. and Mrs. Joseph
hiaEe. 90 shepherdatOwn. o.
AR. and Mrs r. y Ksyaer Of x.,,
Land Elm Grove. spent the ,geet.s1 4
81, thc guest % friends near Harris
Mrs. william Creighton. Of ,-.,,,.
run. viii entertain the fnenlbsra 90 a.
- %. b. club M her home wednesd1v
Howard Springer. ~ Tri,det,bt, ga.
.uEhtly injured Saturday when he "a.
thrown from n wagon
o., '89 on, excitement was caused
~ Elm Grove Saturday when \ afrrr
thst vas being driven 10 the rifv 80.
VIII The animal was finally rorraffe
and driven to the city.
a number ~ the vouur ra0vf. -
Edslneton Lame viii snioys sGP ase, %, or
Good proTress b. being made on IN.
~, e pa, til'i. 70 the scheuk packing
Tho boz social that was sivcn satur-
school ss i's soass b sy ' ,s. eP E;se.s Rau
81 the Elm Grove church 81 God ,Vas Z
decided success
an. Iay' ,ss, ~, A. ~ %, tor boviies
The Kahn club Tuesday cvrninr
Mies Nireinia poniey VIII entertain n
~ n.f frlendT at her home a.
wei Alesa nder Friday evening" with
halloween party.
The regular weekly meeting OF Nvstfr
lodge No 20 p ~ = viii b. heiI fkf~
eveninE in their lodge rouuna on uair
street -"
80 and Mrs John McNenry have De-.
turned Co.. their homes ln CIarEahurr
alter fpeulinE several days aa the ruraf
drove. "
Miae Mar nuvai has rsturncd 90 her
..Lnf ai LIN tiruNc after surudiuF =
MuuudsEilie
John and Thomas H ollie. 90 Moran
luMn are snfnainE several days a. the
VI and Mra. Arch urrinFrr IN Tfr.
y God are The proud parents ~ = hahv
boy NV
Mrs. Gail shriver. "a Elm Grove A.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-26
SANDUSKY W. VA.

SANDUSKY., w. Va. OCT. 25-vye a-e
Sestalnly enjoying fine weather
,., Mrs. Louisa Feist. OF Middiebourne Is
Feisi Si az she home OF her son. John
-. Watkins made a business trim
10 -r silddtso bourne Friday last.
sxIisiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs n
II. II F.luharty, OF the ciarksburg E.x-
pSShsht. visited his parents Mr. and Mrs
fiuharty. over Sunday
ar, and Mrs. Milt Murrey. of New
me.arunsvilie. visited the latter's brother
.ns.asy NJ watkins. Tuesday and We'd
Mr.. W. b. .GIendenning. our genial no
10y ana one OF Tyler county's fore
th"st Republicans. made a business rim
To New Martinsville last THURSDAY.
rev Ihomas Edgar. coal mine evan
sehst. OF Martins Ferry, o.. is holding
mouse Preaching the word OF God 10
Nast audiences ENpoundinR KosueI
sha,vt 20 Shr,stian and sinner alike.
lear or favor TO any feoriesai,N -,
S GA. tanning sacred truths 10 ali. Rev. I'd
f,r - one OF the most sincee. eloquent.
our community ever heard breach 1fs
ills STATIONS and mental pictures are 80
happenings through their minds eve
ana yet they are 80 plain and sfrn1Ie
ano so accurate that mere child rnaN.
understand And yet he h 80 fervent
80 earnesf end walks so closely Nil,
GOD that any one having sought ana
iound redemption from sin can feel tbe
ulNihe presence lowering near Them
Although we have had some very In
eleincnt weather large crowds afvavs
near him Much good has already been
zone tor once callous sinners have
been made 10 see the light. ana bavc
bsen convinced Of their sins and m
thristian people look forward To n grand
80 EloriouA revival The people have
quence - 'i"
There viii BE- on Monday. October %
preac nlng az Ten Mile school house. by
VIE. ana the people look forward 10
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-26
HUNTER, OHIO

Hunter. o. Oct 2s-There was sev.
eral from here attended the sale near
Centerville "wednesday
AIRS. VIM Okey and son Hunter of
Bethesda. have returned home ate "a
weeks visit with relatives here.
w. a Lucas and son. fsanc are Al
homcrton this week on business
VI ana AIRS haruea and daughter.
Ntllie. were az staumpton THURSDAY.
picking apples.
tlosiu Lucas has returned home from
- tlairsviiIe. whore ~ has been sew.
ing on the Jury FOR the past two wesfa
". IT, Bucas was in GAINESVILLE Frf-
daV on business.
Ar. and Mrs Levi schafer have been
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-26
Warwood Rrisfs

a meeting OF the members Of the Ovvis
s..D OF Warwood was held yesterday
atternoon at o'clock at the Ioveiar,l
wood avenue ~" WI
Miss Cora Darrah. OF Seventh street.
Iett saturday for a visit OF a connie 81
weeks TO friends In Cleveland ID VI
MI. and Mrs W. r.. Miner. OF south
Narwood avenue. have returned home
atter visiting friends in Moundsville
Mrs. Conrad Lasch and daughter Me.
Emma, corner sixth street and Vyar-
Wool avenue venue have left for the west.
months visiting friends and relafiyc. VI
Bernie Weiss. Of Pittsburgh. Pa has
returned home after visiting friends in
center and North Warwood yesterday.
hester hobardEe. of Marwood. ma :
returned after being employed down fba
TlVer AZ dam No. IS, at Bens Run. vi.
AR. and Mrs William u Bur,s a,
Nineteenth street. are making prepara-
lions FOR leaving for Winter Garden
Fla. where they Will spend a couple OF
Mrs. W. o. McCuskey and two dauRh-
tiers. OF Pine Grove. have returned home.
aaiter vlsiting for q Few DAYS at the
nome of Mr. and Mrs. ~ p Rogers. of
south Warwood avenue
Mayor W. p. Helfenbine. Of Eight
senth street. has purchased a house on
iShland avenue. south Warwood.
MI and Mrs. Samuel Hughes OF
Reilly Hiil road, viii leave IN the next
Few days FOR California whore they viii
spend the winter visiting
Work IL being rushed on the building
or george tlettT' bungalow. corner of
Tenth street and Warwood avenue
John brown. Of South Warwood t.rf
saturday Tor Cleveland. %. where he
VIII spend some time visiting fricl,ds
saturday was pay day at the Rich
land coal mine IN South Warwood
samuel fctro. Of south Warw0od has
Installed two large pool tables bal ne
Johnson'a.
Miss cartherine Daniels. Of BOSTON.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-26
OUT-THE-PIKE


Louis G. Teufel. conductor on the
Nest virginia Traction and Electric
company lines. has certainly won a place
ln the hearts % OF his fellow workmen
within the past few days. Some time
ago Louis started for Temperanceviile.
o.. FOR several days rabbit hunt and on
MS departure told his fellow employees
that he would return with enough rab-
bits for a big banquet Teufel returned
saturday and certainly brought home
the rabbits. Arrangements for the ban
quet. which will be held Tuesday morn
ing az the barn az $50 o'clock. are now
being made and the one big disappoint-
ment that faces the guests - the fac.
that they viii be compelled to do Will.
out the rabbit a. Louis failed 90 make
the desired catch
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-26
STEUBENVTLLE

, = ~ BENNlLIE. O.. Oct 24-Notb.
s ~. printed better demonstrates Inc
- ~ iIon ,ok O. Wills than the table
eacn DAY In the Enquirer zach a., M
low low INC dHtt from the Democrats ana
~ .esalfe3 70 Willis. Safurdav'a 49,
ures Tor Instance showed. q 90, -, ~ ~
$3.50 w Wits and 30 70 Garfield WI.
~ leses % % Cox and "A to C;arfteid
-. Harding Is running ahead 80 - 3r,' " ~
ior >. senator b. = biE lead ana fbe
,o.t ug,s not show rural districts vsbcrc
n"th Wills and Harding will f,e..,ee
InnIr Ioad mkr NqlldfIrn 80 -"-I ~.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-26

The Board Of Education Of Trladei-
phta district have issued number OF
circular letters which are being sent
20 the voters % the district stating the
present conditions Of the schools both
Ia the high and graded schools. Al the
present time the high school building al
EdElnRtOn Lane b. entirely too small for
the proper handling Of the pupils At
present there are ibs students enrolled
In school. This a. ~ more than can be
seated In the study hail. and other
rooms are crowded In proportion. n
the bond Issue passes Ia will mean that
each taxpayer would have 70 pay the
small sum u six cents on each sigo.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-26

visiting relatives at Belmont the latter
part OF last week
Mrs. q. y. Hollingsworth Il awav or,
visit with relatives this week.
a, Lhomas White. OF Sandy Ridge. was
y hauling corn through town FROM ~
farm south OF here ms
4, Andrew Byers Is visiting relatives An
bethesda this week III
Mr.. and Mrs. William Brooks OF north,
OF Town. were visiting Mrs. Brooks par
EMS, OF Sulesville. sunday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-26
Marrow Escaps

o, Snaaries Null. proprietor OF the Ann
SsS market Al Elm Grove had The Tats
~ ~, ,sne oi falling through a trap door
800. ~ ecii hardware stors Saturdsy ana
A.. =" paddy cut hand Harry Sni-
has,.. an snploye OF the store was in IN.
S Sor e.ient OF the building getting glass
directly under the door tn 1870 ~ %
~, ~ Mas that Mr.. Null landed square
~, on Snider and the glass In me MI
ttssSaptd with n bad cut on his bard
III. tuhateiy. however. Snidcr esesDed
with only minor injuries 'SNePeu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-26
Obituary


a. feter J. l.ally. n former citizen OF
snl- ciDt died az his late residence.
st"P ~ hrookside. o.. Friday evoninr.
at o'clock. The deceased was ia MA
.Nntf -seNeuth year and death was duD
vas born in Ireland MAY 81. 1875 com
.nA ~ Whccltur On 1858. and has been
I,-laent ~ this city and vicinity Tor
deceased o. survived hy the follow
,nF chiidrcn nr. u. " Lalty. Of ritfr-
nnrEh. la. and Mrs Mary h Moor
mick. Mrs. ~ H shouherh Nfaa ia.
vice laily ~ hruoksidc besides severn 1
Ernudchlidren.
The funeral viii take place from ff,.
ltmiiN rcHiooucr. STOP o. nrookaida. fr .
GAY with requiem high mass I'd gs
Authouy church bridgeport ~ d
clocF. iuterment az At Calvary Gene
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-26

Mass Is spending a few weeks visiting
AZ the home OF Miss Hilda Allen. Of
Nincteenth street and WarwoOd avenue.
Meyers brothers have completed the
work on the building OF a large channel
Tor Glenn's Run.
Miss Anna Tiiton. OF Seventeenth
street. IL spending few days visiting
friends in parkersburg.
Harry Rymer. OF Twenty-fifth street.
has returned home after a business trip
The date OF the Halloween social
which will be given by the members OF
dist church. on Thursday has been
changed 70 Wednesday
Miss Elizabeth Cooper has returned
ness.
Mrs. Jane Codxs. Of New Athens. o..
has returned home after visiting at the
avenue. North Warwood
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-26

~. l.. Evans In suit asks for a re-
sensr Tor the firm OF Evans a Nellis
W ). call vs.. ThoS. wenzel appeal
suit from the docket of Justice II 81
Campbell. OF Knox township
Lizzie WINSTON was granted n divorce
t 49, Jonn winston, on grounds OF will
iui absence. She resides at DiIlonVale
IN the case OF city OF Steubenvville vs.
helrs OF Moses Alexander. "A jury in pro-
orate court Tor is feet OF ground taken
awarded the Alexander heirs S7T5 Tor
ground taken and S425 for damages.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-26

rabbit season o. now on In fun
,,s.ns an dlhe ntmrods Of the out the
-. uistrict are making good use ~
tne,r une. During the past Utek SOW
=, 80 pagues have journeycd TO the coun
- An' largest catch. however that
49, Dstn reported. Is seventeen rabbits
80 sixteen squirrels This is said 10
- me seasons record 50 FAR and A. ons
10, WI undoubtedly stand FOR some
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-26

Shook. contractor. OF Fulton.
~ ~, me paving OF Center street.
f6t. -. tltA. saturday. The paving or,
s,s sFset was in very bad cond1tion
T ti AZ last council meeting a commit
Nsso.iotna the Ohio Valley AUTOMOBILES
,.,,.ul nave the street repaVed Tbe
NeFh - now finished and pronSfses ~
public. '"' travelling
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-26

sixth street She was an .rtt-. .
per n the sacred Heart church IN ~.
Ncf last Affection and her friends IN if =
~ ere ttfnuered hN thc hundreds ffrr
N-Al. while not unexpected. came a.
hrfAt HnoCk o. the mcmhera 81 the fafs-
JOY nf We'll ne to her friends
she leaves fu mourn her loss brsiTrs
- follows q w. Ulrhard III r.,,.,. M
Afcn n. anl ur ID ~. otto. also fert
hrothers. Richard Timothy. daniel en.f
John Donovan. SUI
d1y afternoon af DO o.rfarl e. rr. ~.
.ence. lnifrmrut viii be- in tft