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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-07-24
PREPARE } FOR CAMPAIGN
Babies Will be Cared For While
Mothers Attend Meetings in
September

|. Arrangements are being made by
the general committee of laymen who
have in barge the evangelistic cam
I,paign to be conducted in this city
during the month of September by
the Rev. Gypsy Smith, jr., of Had
don Heights, N. j., for the care Of
babies and small children of moth
ters who desire to attend the REVEALS.
1t is expected that a small side
tent will be erected near the large
gospel tent to be thrown up on the
old fair grounds in the rear Ct the
Second Baptist Church, on upper
King street and in which the reviv-
ais will be held. In this small tent
nurses will be provided to take gre
of the small tots, which, practically
speaking, may be checked by the
mothers at the door.
A meeting of the committee OF
ladies who will have charge of the
work of looking after the babies and
little children will meet tonight at
s o'clock in the Westminster Build
ing of the Second Presbyterian
Church. This committee is compos-
ed of one lady from each Protestant
church in the city which is identified
with the, evangelistic movement.
At the First Baptist Church yes
terday afternoon a we'll attended
meeting of the superintendent OF
the twenty-five districts into which
the ity has been divided in order
that a thorough canvass of the city's
population may be made easier was
held when plans were outlined tol
making the canvass which will begin
next Sunday, July 30. James X. Ca
ton, chairman of the general com
mittee, presided.
ADD Evangelistice Revivals y,tGG,
Announcement has been made thai
1.-THE % district superintendent vii
he assisted in their work of canvas
sihg.by upwards of two hundred ane
fifty citizens who are interested If
the laymen's movement and who at
tend the meeting held yesterday II
the First aptist Church. While &C
tual work of canvassing is not of
ically supposed to begin until mex
Sunday, July 80, many of the sup
ervisors of the % districts announce
that they expect to begin within :
/ few days canvass their respective
divisions of the city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-07-24
DEATH OF G.. w. PETIT
Funeral Services for Deceased Con-
Quoted This Afternoon

George w. Petit, employed fol
for many years by the Hydraulic
Press Brick Co., died Saturday after
noon at his home, 222 Jefferson
street. He is survived by his wife.
four daughters and two sons. He was
member of Alva Aerie, No. ST..
Traternal Order of Eagles, and James
w. Jackson Council, Junior Order of
United American Mechanics. The
funeral services were conducted this
afternoon at 2 o'clock from the resi-
Gence by the Rev. j. w. Duifey, D.
D., pastor of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church South.
Four daughters and two sons sur
vive the deceased, they being Mrs.
George II. Shelton, Mrs. Harry r.
Darnell, Miss BERTHE NJ. Petit, Miss
Mary Ella Petit, George Petit, and
Andrew Petit.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-07-24
DEATH OF OLD RESIDENT
.dwin S. Steele Passes Away Satur'
day Afternoon at Home

Edwin S. Steele, IA years old, Tor
.nerly in. the employc of the Wash
:ngton-Virginia Railway died at $3.50
o'clock Saturday afternoon at his
rome 12O North Fayette street. He
IS survived by his wife and three
daughters, Mrs. William Bayllss,
Mrs. Clayton Arlington, an Miss u.
y. Steele. Mr.. Steele had for Is
years been the financial secretary OF
Sarepta Lodge Of Odd Fellows. He
also was a member of Alexandria
Council, Order of Fraternal Ameri--
cans.
Funeral services for the deceased
will be held tomorrow afternoon at
$3.50 o'clock at his late home and vii!
he conducted by the Rev. Edward
r. Kirkley, pastor of the Methodist
Protestant Church. Members of Po'
tomac and Sarepta Lodges of Ode
Fellows and of Alexandria Council
No. 5, Order FraternaI Americans
will attend the services in a body.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-07-24
EXAMINATIONS FOR SERVICE
Civil Service Commission ANNOUNCES
Dates of Future Exams.

Following are the examinations
to be held at near dates as announced
by the United States Civil Service
Commission:
August s, assistant in farm econ
omics, associate ceramic chmist, as
sistant in market business practice,
grade l, assistant in marketing live
stock and meats; August 0, Isteno-
grapher and typewriter, clectrotyp-
cr-finishcr, assistant in market bust
ness practice, grade 2; August 10,
electrical craftsman, aeronautlc
darftsman; August %, mechanical
craftsman; August i23, assistant ply
sicist qualified in physical metal
lurgy; August 1924, laboratory as,
sistant; August 1928, Inspector of
safety appliances, inspector of hours
Of service.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-07-24
WILL MEET TOMORROW
,lcXandrians Will Attend Virginia
Press Associations Session
at StauntOn

Tomorrow morning at II o'clock
me sessions of the annual convention
2f Virginia Press Association, com
posed of the editors and publisher:
Of the Old Dominion, will begin il
the Beverley Theatre at Staunton
which will continue until the even
ing of Thursday, July u, and which
will be attended by huge delegations
of the editorial fraternity from al
parts of the mother state.
The program arranged for the en-
tcrtainment of the editors, besides
the business sessions on the program
includes automobile rides, a trip tc
the srottoes Of Virginia, entertain,
ments at StauntOn's theatres, 4 trap
shoot, banquets, luncheons, and Il
large reception and dance to wind
up the three days sessions.
Among those scheduled to speak
before the newspaper men, as prev
iously announced in the Gazette, arc
Secretary of the Navy Josephus Dam
iels, Pan-American Director John
Barrett, Governor Henry Carter
Stuart, of Virginia, Lieut.. Gov. j.
Taylor Ellyson, Acknowledgement
John Garland Pollard. Presidential
Elector Westmoreland Davis, Mrs.
Kate Waller Barrett, president Of
the National Florence Crittcnton
Mission and leader in numbers Of
national women's organizations, Mrs.
Kate Langley Bohscr, noted author
CT Richmond, and Robert S. Barrett
of this city, who is president Of the
association.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert S. Barrett,
together with Mr.. Barretts mother
Mrs. Kate Waller Barrett, left to-
day for Staunton and among others
from this city who will attend the
sessions of the convention arc Mr..
and Mrs. William +. Carnc and Mr..
and Mrs. Alexander ]. Wedderburn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-07-24
POLICE COURT

(Justice L. H. Thompson, prcsiding)
The following cases were disposed
Of this morning:
Sarah Wilson, colored, alias Pinck-
ncy, charged with disorderly conduct,
forfeited her collateral, 81 40, by
failing to appear.
Richard Brown, colored, charged
with assault, was fined So.
Four white men, residing in the
southeastern section of the city,
charged with disorderly conduct and
fighting, were fined S. each.
Herbert Green and Jennie Smith
cclored, charged with disorderly con-
duct, were fined S. each.
a white man, who had been held
for five days in order that his con-
dition might be investigated, was re-
leased after giving security for his
future good behavior.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-07-24
Death of Minister Recalls an Army
Institution of over Half a
Century Ago

Rev. Charles W. Brooks, VINO spent
part of his early days in Alexandria
died recently: at Sandy Creek, n. Y.
The deceased was a graduate OF
Cazenovia Seminary, Wesleyan UNI
versity, having been conferred with
The degrees of A. B., A. M and b,
D. During the Civil War he served
in the Army Christian Commission
1T Alexandria, Va.
Rev. DR.. Brooks was employed
Turing the civil war in the building at
The northwest corner of Prince and
Fairfax streets, which few years
before had been occupied by Burke
md Herbert, bankers. At the out
break of the war between the tates a
-elief association composed of proml-
nent Alexandrians, used the building
IS a supply station from which pro-
,isions, ETC., were distributed to
families of men who had left this city
Tor the purpose of serving IN the
Confederate army. Early in 1862, dur
;nr a snow storm, the projectors OF
This movement were arrested ana sent
10 the Old Capitol prison on trump
I'd up charge of treason. The Christ
AN Commission afterwards took
charge Of the house.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-07-24
SALE OF REAL STATE
Colonial Residence at Northwest Cor
ner of Duke and St. Asaph
Street to be Sold

The handsome three-story colonial
residence with large yard attached
located at the n. W. corner Duke
and St. Asaph streets, the residence
of the late DR.. Thos. S. Gibson OF
this city, will be sold at public auc-
ton tomorrow, July 25th at HOO a.
m. on the premises. The property
will be offered with the house and
adjoining lots separately and also the
entire property as a whole. The
house will be open for inspection on
the day of the sale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-07-24
ATTEND CHRIST CHURCH
Vice President and Family In Con
gregation Yesterday.

Services at historic Christ Church
yesterday morning were. distinguish
ed by the presence of the Vice-presi-
dent of the United States and fam
lily. Vice-president Thomas R. Mar
shall and Mrs. Marshall, together
with the latter's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. William E. Kimsey, of Indiana
attended the services.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-07-24

FOR RENT-The home of +. Gin.
ton Knight, Furnished. With all
modern conviniences. In George
Washington Park. Beautifully To-
Gated, magnificent view, de1:ghttul
home. hrD.y tc z. E. Knight anu
Son, 621 Ky street. lf-"t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-07-24
BELL:ANS
Absolutely Removes
Indigestion. One package
proves it. 25c at all druggists.
"Chamberlain's Tablets Have Done
Wandera for Me

81 have been a sufferer from stom-
ach trouble for number of years,
and although I have used great num-
Der of remedies recommended for this
complaint, Chamberlain's Tablets is
the, first medicine that has given me
positive andalasting relief writes
Mrs. Anna kadin, Spencerport, N.
Y, "Chamberlain's Tablets have done
wonders for me and, ! value them
very highly" Obtaiuable everywhere
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-07-24

T. Tupperi Barrett has returned
from a week end spent at Chariot,
tesville and Woodberry Forest, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-07-24

Elaborate plans of entertainment
ere being prepared by the committee
Of Alva Aerie, No. ST., Fraternal
Order of Eagles, for their twelfth an
Aual excursion to Marshall Hall on
Wednesday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-07-24

Louis C. Barley, Jr., spent the past
week end as the guest of friends al
Leesburg.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-07-24

Harry L. Penn, Jr., is visiting his
sister in Cumberland, Md.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-07-24

DR.. Walter A. Warfield, Of this city
who is with the field hospital corps
It Camp Henry C. Stuart, Richmond,
las been appointed sanitary officer of
;he camp.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-07-24

WANTED-A nurse. at 211 porth
Washington street. 1T0-eod tt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-07-24

Captain and Mrs. Albert Bryan
have returned from Buena Vista, Pa,
where they spent about ten days.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-07-24

Mrs. Julian T. Burke and Miss
Esther D. Burke left recently for
Woodbcrry Forest, Va, where they
9re spending the summer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-07-24

Mrs. William b. Daingcrfeld and
daughter, Mys. James NJ. Love. who
was the recent guest of her mother,
arc now spending the remainder OF
the summer at Woodberry Forest, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-07-24
An ECHO 8, WAR TIMEsis0CIAL And Personal
interesting News Notes About People
of Alexandria-Kappenings
In Society.

Frank L. Slaymaker is spending
his vacation at Riverton, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-07-24

Leopold Ruben is spending few
days in New York City.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-06-16
Die Staatsfiuansen.

Staatsi6asmeiIter gblpin Deal bot
Dem Uoupernelr Waior einen 8eridt
iiber bie Sinanaen bes Sdabantts i'm
Iai eineereidt. 9erielbe aeigt eine
leidte 3lnabme i'm 9aarbeitanbe se.
gen oen 80. slpril. Sie 3ablen iinb:
9aarbeitanb am 80. slpriI $6,132,-
S10.06; ginnabmen $769,351.47;
gluseaben $751 ,670.01; 9aarbeitano
om 81. 0tai Sc, 150,491.52. Ser
gaorbcitonb im ollgelneinen @infonl,
menfonos betrllg $1S6,5S6.09, i'm
Staatsidulfonbs ST 1866, ,49O.36 umt
i'm Stautsfapital- -Sonos ST 1854
63. Der 8aarbeitanb I'M 2an6ltra.
Ben-Sonbs betr1gt $425,S1S.92 aus
iolecnben Guellen: Serfallf bon Sp.
tionsitempeln 500, .26; 2onbitra,
Ben.SonOs $tI359.01; &orporati.
pns c9iltrirlngsitclter $63, ,295.46;
9lutomobil &coiitrirllng $315,,
431.09.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-06-16
Scrbanoinnsen 'bes Sermanner
3iueispereins bes 9entIh'
NmerifauiIden Natiu-
nalbnnocs.

SSn Ser am Wtittmo6 glbeno abge'
Boltenen @rtroperiomnlltng oes bic,
iigen Staotperbanoes oes SciltI6s
NncrifoniI6en Totionalbunoes mllr.
bcn ollc Sorbcreitllngen getroffen, nm
sic 0elcgatcn 5ur 10. Stootsfonpcn-
tion am g., 4. unb 5. September oes
.Stootsperbanbes 0siiiouri rpilroig 51
empimgen uno beberbcrgen.
9todocn ais 8rGiiOent miebcrlm
Or. 8. Often, ols Sdriftfiibrer Garl
@eber lno aIs Sdasmeiiter Sbeo.
@rui ouf Gin neiteres SSabr crlpGblt
parcn, purbcn Die MitgliebsbeitrGge
fir oieies Sabr auf ST feitgeicbt.
slls Witelieb bes Seltaltsiduiies
ipuroen oie Serren SEQ. s. &lenf,
Sbeo. @raf rno Otto @berlin als Die
bes Sinansausiduiies Die Serren
Sobn Selmers, Weife Heumann Ss,
cor &ief unb Die bes @mpfangs aus
i1uiies bie Serren ". so. &ief, Ben
RoIt uno War &nicihe ernannt.
Ser Soritanb ltnb Die slllsidiliic
baben bereits 9ienstag, Den 20, ois.
Wts. abenos 8 llbr in Der Gitp Sail
pieoer Sisllng, I'M oas 8rogram
l,no olle Gin5elbeiten fir oas 5clt
fclt3ulegen.
IS lit Seberlnann ber5lih einge.
laoen, oen Serbanb bei5rttreten, mel.
der ni6t etipa fir Deutidlmtf
fdmpit, nein fir bie perionlide Srei.
belt Der giireer Mmerifas uno baupt'
iGhlid fir Die bellti6er abItammung
81breno europa in Slammen zines
beiipielloien S6lferfrieges Itebt, pral
len bier Die @emiiter al,iamncn in
politiiden 8ettfanpf uno tlglid
miro periu6t, bas 0eiitibtltm als
Doterlanbslos 81 branomarfer
mo lmteroriiden. ltniere GGter er
loren oie Sereinieten Staaten als bas
2anb ibrer @abl, neil es Elm ipabre,
Sort peri0nlider Sreibeit lit. ltni
iie itorben i'm Sample Inn oas bohIt'
gut bon 8ott gei6enft, @ollen ipi1
nidt unl bie @rbaltung oieies grbes
ipeiterfdn,pfen?! Ser gin5elne fam
nidts Inn, n1r n@iniefeit ma6
ltarf," unb Elm glni6lub an bic Ser
eini9rne lit n0tig, oeren 0elegatel
ms balo nit ibrem 9eilt6 beebrel
iperocn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-06-16
Sie Soften Der 0ational.8 .8onbentipn,

Statiltifer baben berednct, baB Die
biesiabrige republifaniide Nationul.
Sonpcntion unb Die 8eriammlllng
Der &opiepeltianer in Chicago Die
Rieieniumnle bon $7,716,570 foIte.
ten. 0apon be3ablen Die republi.
fanii6en BoIitifer $253, ,S20 ,lnb Die
Brosreiiiucn $4,000 slnf oas 81
hlifimL pcldes in oieiem Sabre nlebr
ols oas ge.uGbnli6e Sntereiie an oen
politiiden SorgGngen ninlntt, fallt
Der S6wcnonteil Ser llnfoIten ODER ge'
nau aeiast $7,37S,750. 9ie giien-
bubnen erbalten fir Die 9ef0roerun9
Der 8olitifer ,,no oes idauluitigen
gublifllms Die biibide Sunme bon
81, ,459,3S0 l,no Die anberen $6,157,.
1870 flieBen in Die Saiden Der 8iir'
ger bon Chicago. Ole Dem. Gational.
acnpention in ct. 2ouis miro ails
nabe liegen6en @riiuben nidt 10 piel
foiten, aber tnenigltens bier Millionen
Dollars nerben In Der Stabt BEG
beiigcn 2ubmie bleiben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-06-16
Tloblihcr SOB bon 1ran Spbn
Nllcmann.

Jrau 9orntbea glllemann, geb.
&oebrle, bie 8attin l,nieres 0titbilrs
gers, SSpbn 9lllcmann Itarb plotli6
am lesten Sienstag, I'M bulb-5ipolf
llbr, pormittogs, in ibrer 8obnllng
an Der iiioli6en Warft StraBe, in
folge eincs Sirni6la9s. Sbglei6 10
fort Gr5tIi6e 8eiitano Surbano mar,
erlpies lid alle menidlide Silfe Der.
gebli6.
Die Seritorbene lpllrOe ont /.
9(priI, 1857, in 8ig Berger geboren
rmo mar cine So6ter Der Gbelellte
8oebrle Sic ipu6s in Berger olli
uno mlroc ip1ter in 8asconaoe fon.
iirmicrt. Sic errei6te ein sllter bon
SO Sabrcn 2 Wonaten lno 13
Sagen.
slm II. Mdr5, 1876. berbeiratbete
iie ii6 nit Sobn MIlcmann. Oie
8attcn iuobnten 5uerlt 10 Sabre lang
in Stonp Sill; bam 90 Sabre in
Berger uno sosen idlieBlid I'M
Sebrl,or 1918, nod Sermann. Sbre
Che purbe nit 10 &iroern eeiegnet
bon ipel6en 3 Der Mlttter i'm SoOt
Doraltseingen.
Die 8eritorbene binterlGBt auBel
ibrem betriibten @atten nod Z &in
Ser, 3 gnfel, 2 Sdpeitern uno 4
griioer. 9ie 8eeroigung erfolgt'
an 9onnerstas Ha6nittae, auf ben
itGbtiidcn Sriebbofe, llnter 2eitllne
bon Baitor &asmnnn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-06-16
o E.

Sn Der @obnlng bon Simon Selo
bate lid, am lestcll Samstag 4beno
cine froblide Geiellidaft i,rnger 2eu-
te berian1melt.
SRI. gllma arueser befanb iid bo.
rige @ohe allf 9eiu6 in Botsoam.
Srit Baud bat fiiralid bon Dem
bieiigen 9lsenten, 8m. @iller, Gin
nelieS 8uggD gefauft.
Sris Sdollmeper rno Oscar Ser.
ris Duren am pergangenen Conn.
tag Die 8aIte bon 8m. gtieipal6 lnf
Samilie.
Die Salem 8emeioe miro am nG6.
item Sonntag, Den Is. Suni Der
Gag Der &inber" feiern.
Sumes Serris bat Dor &uraen cir
Dodge gluto gefauft.
Ser 0tub Greet 8aiebaII Glut
madte bier am 4. SUM Elm iebr ei,tes
Spiel.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-06-16
Sirt Greef.

9as &leernGbeu lit iest bel lns
Sagesoronltng unb ipenn Der 8et-
terclerf es erlaubt eiebts cine quite
Seuernte.
SSris Setterer bot p1brenb benz
@inter iiber 500 Sie ieIbit semadt.
SD ioIlte es 5tpar nidt perratben
bod iuirb geiast baB bic Suds.
iquirreIs bier iebr 5ablreid iinb.
Sas Ganabersniigen in Strafiner's
@robe ipar iebr gut beiudt inb 6as
iunee 8oIf ipiinidt bal6 cine 8ie.
berbolung.
albert Oetterer bot aud elm Sort
anto aefa,,ft.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-06-16
Sabrgaug 90
Charles 6. !Snsbcs Der repnblifa:
niidle gaunertrager bcim britten
Sallut 10 snt luie Ginitim-
mig Nomiaiert,

9as Rclilltot Der Hepublifanilhen
9tational Seonpentiou finoet IN
iGmmtli6cn Staaten Ser Union rn.
actbeilte llno lebbafte Inerfennlln9;
niht ullein bel &eprblifanern lon-
bern alei6falls bel Der groBen Wfebr'
sobI Der unabbdngigen Stinlnlgebr,
iolpie BEL alien @itglieoern Der benlos
frotilhen Yartei beren Eatriotlsnlils
ar6Ber lit. OILS nie Der Eartcl9ellt
,no 6enen oic 8oDlfabrt bes 2anoes
mebr gilt, ais pic Elm tcmpororer
Sarteiiieg.
Die gtomination bon Gbas. Y.
Suebcs, gum Brdiioenten, uno Gbas.
gS. ssairbonfs, gum Gi5csBraiioenten,
lit oos @rgcbniB umlihtiger l,no ior9s
fGltiaer 9cratbun9, ieitens Der Ne'
pubIifoniibcn gtutional &onpentlo1
lpelder es ni6t nur um ben Sieg I'M
foumenoen Nobember 5lltbnn mar,
lonbern beren Saltpt5iel oarln be-
Itano, Dem gansen 2anbe ienen boben
8roo Der 8roiperitGt 5ll iidern gu
,pelden es fraft Ieiner llneribopt'
liden SilfsqueIlen Ser mirtblhatt'
liden Gncr9ie mo Strcbionlfelt lels
ner giireer, iopie ieines Ranges l,n-
ter Den Gationen Der grbe, boil ll1o
aon5 bere6tiet it,
Serr Su9bes bot oie domination
in feincr @ciic geiudt; ieine 8abl lit
einer Der leltcncn SGllc, mo oos Nmt
Den Nonn il6t. Scrr Sngbcs 1T Elm
sRann bon onertannt boditem 8crtb
unb iSGbigfeit pontabclloiem Gbo'
rofter, beiien offentlideS, ionic a,td
pripates 2eben iid Ourd &einbeit,
@crcbtigfeit mb &raft arsaeidnen.
9lllcs oieies iino Giecnibaften pel-
DE oerrn Sugbes 5,i Ser erbabehr.l
Gtcllrng oes bohlten greclttip 9e.
anlten oeS 2onoeS III bObem @rao
bcfGbigcn.
Gbas. gpons Sugbcs Dar 5pcl
Sern,ine @oupernellr 0es Staatcs
9tcp 0orf lmo ipIter beiiibenoer
gtid)ter oes Ser. Staaten Sberee.
ridts. Gr muroe am II. Iprtl,
1862, in @Icns Sails, g. g., &c,
boren, llno lit ein Sobn BON 9abio
CHARLES !0ugbes, 9ebilrti9 in 8ales,
uno Moria 6. Gonnellp, bon 0ela-
mare County, u. ..
0apib Charles Slgbes fam in
Sabre 1866 nod gtetp Dorf ,,nO iullr.
DC Spra6lebrer am 8elt 8iber Sol.
Iegi,un, in Warplano. SpGter pllr,
&c er gum Yrcbiger Der 8aptilten
Stride oroiniert ,,no begann Die slus.
ilbune bieies glnttes IN @lens Sails.
Son ieinen gltern gum Sreibi9er
er5oeen, battc ser illnge Slsbes eine
erobe 9teiguns aur SSurisprllbena
l1nb peridaffte iid Die Iittel 81, lpei'
tcrem Stl,oilm in bieiem Sad, IN
Dem or cine Stelle als 2cbrer atl'
nobm. SpGter beiudte er Die @ollm'
bia College Gam Sdool, in Seem
9prf, bon ipo er ra6 2 Sabren sra'
Ol,ierte unO Damn III oemielben Sabre
olS glbbofot augelaiien murbe.
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2oiuer 2ittle 8erger.

Sral1 9lltault SSannuid lit Dor elmer
8ode nad ct. 2ouis gereiit, Tim ibre
Sodter, 5rau Wortin Suiiep, 5n be-
indcn, ioipie oll6 nm ibren neuge.
borenen gnfel, oas erItgeborene
S0bnden bon Martin Suiiep unb
8ottin, 5lt beiuhen.
Srau& gmil geniing lm6 6ral
Sugo Streblp iinb Ieioer beibe er.
franft; mir ipiini6en baber raldc
8eiierl,ng.
SRI. aoele WunoniIlcr, ioipie &c.
rem geidte l,nb geffe, Die Martin
Slauous 3pillines, iinb am Conn.
tag bon ct. 2oilis eingetroffen, allf
turoe 5erien bel SRI. Rl,nopiller's
gltern, sl. g. g. Wunopiller unb
8attin.
Com. Slafe unb Satin, bon SaI.
mage, Nebr., berleben einen SbeiI it,
rer Slitteripoden auf Der 5arm bon
Serrn 5lafe's @lternL Srit Slafe rno
@ottin.
Squirc Munopiller bat felt unge.
fibr 10 Sagen einen peben SUB in
Der 8flege.
ltniere Suburban &apellc iiber.
roihten am Iebtcn Sonntae gop.
Slafe uno Satin, in bodit angeneb.
mer 8ciie, nit einem biibi6en Scrc.
naoe.
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Sebt gut ans nnb fiiblt gut.

yeienano fam gut aiisieben ooer
gut fiiblen, iudbreno er on llnberoau.
lidfeit Ieibet. 8efreit @,,d bon Dem
ntiioen, idlotternoen Iebloien @efiib-
len ourd cine @ebanblung nit Or.
Sings Stem 2ife 8ilIs. 9auft be,,te
cine Sdadtel unb nebnt beute abeno
cine ODER aipei Billen. stn, Morsen
mtrb oas bolle ino itnmpfe @efiibl
berihmunoen iein unb Sbr iperbet
gleih befier fiibIen. 25e BEL gurem,
Mpotbefer. -Mop. -
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gollertien.8oeit.

9llguit 8oIlertien SSr. uno SRI.
8ilbeImina 8oeit ipuroen am les'
ten Mitttpod, Inn 8 llbr, abenos, in
Der GpansI. ct. Bauls Stride, bon
galtor aasmann setraiit. Gom.
8arner uno SRI. aIma Boeit iuaren
Die 2rauae,isen. 0ie 8raut 1T bic
iilteite Eodter unieres Neitbiirsers.
2ebredt Boeit, unb Der 8rautigam
1T ein Sobn bon aug. 8oIlertien bon
gig Berger r !.