The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1916-07-27
OTTO FILSINGER.

his 1uHeTdl occurred SATURDAY from his
late home.
OTTO FILSINGER.
Otto Filsinger, of near Deer Park
died on Sunday morni ng of tuberculosis!
with which he had been a sufferer fo1
several months. and was buried Tues
day afternoon after services in the Dee
Park Lutheran church. conducted by
the pastor, Rev. o. A. Bremen. The
deceased was born in Germany anc
came to this country with his parent:
when quite young He is survived by
his wife. three children. his parents anC
several brothers and sisters.
MARIE JOHNSON
Marie johnson, maid in the employ
of the family of Mr.. Russell L. Hub
bard, of Philadelphia. who is occupying
the DR.. j: K. Mitchell summer home al
Deer Park, died at the Home Sanitor-
ium in Oakland Monday night after an
illness of few hours of uraemia. Her
remains, after being prepared for buri-
al by Undertaken Bolden, were sent to
sister residing in Brooklyn, N. Y.
The deceased was aged forty years and
was i'll but short time.
SOLOMON sINEs.
Solomon Sines, one of the pioneers of
Garrett county, died at his home near
Sang Run last Thursday and was buried
Saturday. He was aged more than
eighty years and was born within sight
of the place where he died. As a hunt
er of big game in the early days of Gar
rett county and Western Maryland Mr..
Sines took first place. He was of a
sunny disposition, full of wit and more
than kind to those with whom he as
ISOLATED. He is survived by his wife
and several children.
RUSSELL L. LOWDERMILK.
Russell L., son of the late Thomas ] .
Lowdermilk, died near Hoyes. July Is.
1916, and was inferred in the Hoyes
cemetery July l6 at O'Clock p. m. He
leaves wife and two little girls. about
three and five years old; also a mother,
one brother and three sisters. His
father, one brother and three sister
having preceded him some years ago.
The deceased was about thirty-three
years old, having died with that dread
disease tuberculosis, of which he has
suffered for about six months. The
funeral was ably preached by Rev.
Henderson of the GAINESVILLE charge.
CHARLES JANosH.
Charles Janoski, aged about seventy
years, native of Posen, Prussia, died
at DAVIS (W. Va hospital on Satur-
day night to which institution he was
taken on Thursday preceding for treat
ment. The deceased had been engaged
at work on his farm the day prior to his
Illness. The cause of death was kidney
disease and complications. He is sur
vived by his wife and number of
children, all Of whom are grown. Prior
to coming to this country Mr.. Janoski
was a soldier in the German army and
fought against the French in the war
Of 1869 and 1870 and was decorated with
the Iron Cross upon the battle field bv
Prince Bismarck for bravery. Mr..
Janoski exhibited his medal with pride
and treasured it above everything else.
He was buried from the Red House
Lutheran church Tuesday morning, the
services being conducted by the pastor,
Rev. Sloop, with interment IN the
church yard.
LUCIEN FRAZEE.
Lucien Frazee, formerly of Garrett
county but for some years living a re-
tired life at Markleysburg, Pa, died in
the Home Sanatorium in Oakland Tues
day evening, July %. after an illness of
about four weeks, the cause of his death
resulting from a carbuncle which had
formed upon his back Mr.. Frazee,
! W do VI OuSllI " iIlC OdhldfI institution
by his son Mr.. William NJ. Frazee, of
near town, on last Saturday, but the
disease had so far progressed and made
such inroads upon the vitality of the
sufferer that it would not yield to treat
ment and his death came as q relief to
his sutferings. Mr.. Frazee was born in
/ Garrett county June IA 1851, and was
aged little more than IS years. He is
survived by his wife Mrs. Katherine
Thomas Frazee, and by three sons, VIM
M, of Oakland; Austin, of Pittsburgh,
and Bert, of Selbysport, and by one
daughter Miss Mary Frazee. of Mark
leysburg. Mr.. Frazee was a member
of the Baptist church for many wears
and his funeral will occur from the Big
Crossings church of that denomination,
located near Selbysport, this afternoon
at O'Clock. with interment in the
cemetery nearby.