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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1917-02-21

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Deeds 80. 90
Miller-D Davis Co., Supplies ~
for Reg. Of Deeds ~. 9.8,
/. A. Flaten, Procuring
q General Election ballots,
Town Of Fork 1.6)
The G. f. Pease Co.,
Drawing table for High
way Engineer s. 800
John w. Whalen, Procur-
ing General Election
ballots, Town Of Sim
lolI SO
st. Hilaire Retail Lumbe.,
Co.: Planks for br,ege, ae
S2te Road No. A 22..3
City 81 Warren, Waite,
Light and supplies for
January =. ssh
Mrs. I ena Thorson, meals
Tor Jurors 4. =. 81
Geo. W. Smith, Barrel and
faucet for Court House AS
R. H. Merriam & Co.,
Supplies for Auditor ITO
City of Warren, Water
and light services, and
supplies :. 66.4
Louisa Anderson, Laun-
dering towels during
1916 s.. $50. 60
David johnson, Travelling
expenses -. G8.7
Crookston Times Printing
Co., Pens for Register
of Deeds i. so
Hans G. Hanson, Expenses
incurred ). :. 1919
Minnesota State Sanator-
ium, Board and treat
ment of inmates :. !. 1854
S. 0. Hof, Carrying Gen
eral Election returns,
Town of Huntley Ia
Minnesota State Sanator-
iulm, Clothes for inmate 21.O
Crookston Times Printing ~
Co., Supplies for County
Supt. ;. =. ;. 9.3
Chas. E. Grinder, Report
ing Transfers :. !. :. 14.2
John Anderson, Making
shelves in Auditors
vault =. l2.O'
Minnesota State Sanator-
iurn, Clothes for inmates 8.4
Todd Protectograph Co.,
Protectograph for Judge
Of Probate J. 100
John L. Dahlquist, Procur-
ing General Election
ballots, Town of War
IA
Knutson e Holson, Coal
and wood for Court
house 5. :. -. 1856
Hans c. Hanson Boarding
W. p't 9. Brag :y,. Justice -
fees case of State VS..
Dittberner =. =. 1875
John P. Mattson, Publish
ing Financial Statement 1914
John-P. Mattson, Supplies
for County Officers, -. 51.G
John P. Mattson, Publish
ing :. :. :. -. 60
John P. Madison, Publish
ing proceedings =. :. $40
John P. Mattson, Publish
ing School notice {. AZ
C. F. Adolphson, Mileage
Board Meeting ). -. "a
A. S. Rokke, Mileage &.
Board Meeting ;. j. !. 11.6
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1917-02-21

j. NJ. Kulseth went to Thief Ri
yer Falls Friday.
|. John T.. johnson sawed wood at
4. Ranum's Saturday.
Those who were Co Viking Friday
5were Mrs. K. Raranl and son Otto,
land Alfred Nelson.
|: Joseph Kulseth was out in the
lstorm Friday night
: Oscar Forsberg called at j. Kul-
I.seth's Saturday evening.
T Joseph and Oscar Kulseth were
over to X. Ieanum's Saturday after
moon.
! Olof Eide, Lars stromme and
| Joseph and Oscar Kulseth attended
the South Newfolden Farmers Club
! Saturday evening.
Tonnes Nelson was an over Sunday
visitor at T. O. Eide's.
/. Rose, Josie, George, Albert and
Eddie Hodik called at T. O.. Eide's
Sunday afternoon.
| r. W. Nelson called at 1sUncle Mar
tins" Sunday.
|. Toby Nelson made a trip to Vik-
! ing on Saturday.
| Myer, Nelson visited with John
Melve Sunday afternoon.
| Olof Eide was over to J. F.. John
sons Sunday.
Fred and Otto Ranum called at
Sevalson's Sunday.
| Roscoe and Nettie Batten visited
at G. Hillyer's Sunday afternoon.
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Norma Eide was over to Farstad's
Monday afternoon.
Ole Farstad made trip to Thief
River Falls Monday.
Oscar Forsberg and Frank Hodik
called at Eide's Monday evening.
Fred Ranum called at Kulseth's
Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hodik were
to Viking Tuesday.
I Olof Eide and Lars Stromme were
at ]. M. Kulseth's Thursday night.
Messrs. Holden and Peterson pass
ed through here Thursday enroute
to Mud Lake.
Annie Eide was at Viking Wednes-
day and took music lessons.
Uncle Martin" called at Melve's
on Wednesday.
Hully Trip hauled wood from
iKulseth's Thursday.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1917-02-21

Il f5zi2 . Z
"a. o. Fladeland, Mileage
Board Meeting s. 144(
Q. Enge, Mileage Board
G. +. Adolphson, Fer diem, y
special hearing, County
Ditch No. 27 u. 800
Q. Enge, Per diem, special
hearing, County Ditch
No. 27 =. 49,. ). 3.O(
A. N. Lodoen, Per diem,
special hearing, County
Ditch No. 81 4. $500. 800
A. O. Fladeland, Per diem,
special hearing, County
Ditch No. 81 3.O(
A. S. Rokke, Per diem,
special hearing, County
Ditch No. 81 3.O(
f. " King, Assistant En-
gineer. County Ditch
John p Mattson, Publish,
ing notice, County Ditch
No. ~ 80. $50. 6.4,
John P. Mattson, Publish
ing. Proceedings, County
Ditch No. ~ j. 1858,
]. E. Cook, Viewer, At
tending meeting County
Ditch No. II 2O.2!
H. A, Larson, Viewer
County Ditch No. II
services and expenses $500
w. Q. Braggans, Type
writing services County
Ditch No. 81 Z. J.. :. 1877:
J. H. Baugh, Engineer,
County Ditch No. 81 !. 25.5(
Adolph Olberg, Chairman
and axeman, County
Ditch No. 20 :. 9.O(
Irving E. Quist, Engineer,
County Ditch No. % ). BIO:
Ludvik E. Larson, Assign
ed D. B. Bake, Work
ON culvert, County Road
and Bridge Fund ;. :. Sc:
sigward Olson, Work on
State Road No. 2 49,. 7.0(
On motion adjourned to Marcel
goth, 1917.at 10 o'clock A. M.
G. f. AHOLPHSON,
Chairman County Board
A. G. LUNDGREN,
County Auditor.
County Auditors SeaD
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1917-02-21
PETIT JURORS.

The following list of from which Petit
inadvertently omitted
meeting of County
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1917-02-21
Official Proceedings of the County
Board, Marshall County,
Minnesota.

Commissioner A. S. Rookie. second
ed the motion and the same beng
put received a majority IF the vo,.,
CT the members of rhe Comfy Boar,
and was duly carried anl was by the
Chairman, then presiding, so d..
'c.area.
C. r. AnOLPHSON,
Chairman County Board.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1917-02-21

On motion adjourned to Feb. 18th
at 10 o'clock A. M.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-18
FERRARI-FONTANA
FAMILY WAR HALTS
IN FORCED TRUCE
Tenor, Says Court, May See His
Child, with AmatO as
Neutral Guard

Eduardo Ferrari-Fontana, the tenor
who might be fighting for his King in
Italy If he weren't too busy fighting
his wife here, has won the first Skin
mish Of the legal campaign which Mar
garete Matzenauer, of the Metropolitan
Opera Company, has instituted against
him for a divorce
From now on the singer will be al
lowed 10 see his -year-old daugh-
ter. Adrienne, twice week. Justice
COhalan issued an order TO that effect
yesterday afternoon, after hearing ar
guments on writ Of habeas corpus
sworn out by the father.
When Ferrau-Fontana hurried back
from the Trentino front 70 New York
to defend himself against the divorce
suit brought by his Hungarian wife, in
which she named no less than five CO.
respondents, he had not seen the little
girl for more than year.
PasQuale Amato, barytone and god
father TO Adrienne, was appointed min
lister plenipotentiary by the soldier
singer. He presented TO Nine. Matte
nauer a note cast in firm tone, when
demanded that the father of her child
be allowed to see his offspring. Nine.
Matzenauer said that he couldn't.
By the order issued yesterday, Fer
rari-Fontana is 10 be allowed 20 see
his child, but, lest his wife should be
uneasy. he will be permitted to asso-
ciate with small Adrienne only when
she is in the custody Of Amato
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-18
MARC M. REYNOLDS DIES
Widely known Writer on Financial
Subjects Succumbs TO Heart Disease

Subj ects Succumbs to Heart Disease
Marc VI. Reynolds, widely known
throughout the country as writer on
financial subjects, fell dead from heart
disease in his apartment in the Cha
teau. 314 West Tooth Street, Tuesday
afternoon. He was fifty-hve years old
and a native of Flint, Mich.
Mr.. Reynolds started newspaper
work in Chicago more than thirty years
ago. For several years he was on the
staff of THE Inter-0cean.' Later he
became Western representative OF The
Fourth Estate" He was editor Of THE
New Orleans Daily State" for several
years. He came to New York about
nine years ago, and served in an edi-
torial capacity on THE Financial
World" "Moody's Magazine" and The
Commercial World" He was financial
editor of The Tribune for more than a
year. OF late he had been secretary
of the Commercial Travellers Associa-
ton and an independent contributor to
magazines and newspapers on financial
subjects.
In his younger days Mr.. Reynolds
was well known as an athlete. He was
life member of the Chicago Athletic
Club, member of the New York Ath-
letic Club, the Republican Club, the
New Rochelle Yacht Club and the New
York Press Club. His widow, Mrs.
Nellie Norton Reynolds, survives. HIS
body will be shipped to Greenfield,
Ohio, for burial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-18
THURsTON FUNERAL SUNDAY
Soldiers and Civilians to Honor Colo
mel of 74th Regiment

The body of Colonel Nathaniel b.
Thurston. commander Of the 74th In
fantry, who died while on border SER
vice Monday night, is expected to ar
rive here tomorrow, and will be
Immediately taken to the Broadway
Tabernacle, where it will remain until
the military funeral services at the
Tabernacle on Sunday afternoon.
The honorary pallbearers will IN
clude General Charles +. Roe, Major
General John F. Organ and his stat'
Fire Commissioner Adamson, Fire
Chief Kenlon, former Fire Cher
Croker. Major General Daniel Apple
ton. Adjutant General Stotesbury,
Brigadier General Dyer. Colonel Win
gate and former Adjutant Generals
Hamilton and Henry.
There will be detachments of the I'D
Engineers. the 1st Field Artillery and
the 18th Coast Defence, all of which
have been commanded by Colonel
Thurston at one time or another. Inc
Fire Department will send a detaeh-
ment of $50 men, and other organiza-
tions with which the colonel was con-
nected will send representatives. Burial
will be at Woodlawn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-18
Other States

ATKINS-At Pottsvile, Penn, Anna NJ.
widow Of Charles NJ. Atkins, in her sfth
year.
BAIDWIN-On January Is. 1917, at 10 30
~. m. at her residence, III PARK ay.,
Baltimore. Md, Mary Rodman Baldwin.
widow Of the late William Henry Baldwin.
Services al Millersville. Md, Friday morn.
ing. II o'clock.
COLLINS At his home, Seaford. Del. First
month. Sixteenth day, 1917. DR.. Stacy B.
Collins, son OF the late Stacy b. and Hanna
w. jerks Collins. Internent Woodlavn
Cemetery. ". Y.
DAYIS-At 81. Petersburg. Fla. on January
10. Esther G.. Davis. Of Brooklyn. y. y.
Funeral services, The Funeral Church.
Broadway. 66th and 9th SITS. Campbell
Building, on Thursday. January is. at 10
a. m. Interment p .sate.
FRANCESCA Fort Bayard. n. NJ. January
IA. 1917. from pneumonia. John c. Francis,
Of 80 eth av. Brooklyn, aged q year,.
Funeral arrangements made on return OF
body.
HILL-Mary c.. January is. at Denver. Col.
widow Of Alexander Is. Hill. late OF New
ark, N. j.
M'DONALD- Riverside. Cal, on January
l6. Jane Teresa (nee Trottiere). widow Of
Donald. Temporary interment Riverside.
beloved mother of Florence Trottiere Me
Donald. Temporary increment Riverside.
Boston. Atlanta and Munich tBayaria) pa
pers please copy.
MQUADE-On January rs, 1917. Dennis. be-
loved son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Me
Quade. Of iei Milton -. in 81. Augustine.
Fla Notice Of funeral hereafter.
SEYMOUR Norman. at 81. Petersburg Fla.
Thursday. January n, 1917 Funeral at
the Nepperhan Avenue Baptist Church,
Yonkers. y. l.. On Thursday January is,
1917. at $50 o'clock D. m. Relatives and
friends invited.
THURsTON Suddenly. on Monday. January
10. 1917. at McAllen. Tex. Colonel ". n
Thurston. Funeral services at the Broad
way Tabernacle Church. Broadway and
56th 81. on Sunday. the 2lst inst, at 2
p. m. Interment WoodlAwn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-18
Dewey Like Farragut,
Col. ROOseVelt'S Tribute

AS typical an American fighting
sailor man as Farragut, proudly eager
to fight for the honor and vital inter
ests of his country" is Colonel Theo-
dore Roosevelt's description of Admiral
Dewey.
admiral Dewey" said he in a state
ment dictated at the Hotel Langdon
Yesterday. twas one of the finest fig
ures in American life, and no other
single service by any American living
ranks with the service he rendered this
country on that May morning in Manila
Bay.
"He was as typical an American fight
ing sailor man, as typical deep water
and shoal water admiral, as Farragut
himself He represented the Americans
who are proudly eager TO fight for the
honor and vital interests of their coun-
try. and therefore the type which above
all others this country at this time
needs.
"Inasmuch as ne was typical Amer
lean naval officer, it is hardly necessary
20 say that, together with absolutely
dauntless courage and single-minded de-
votion to the flag, he combined chivalric
gentleness 10 the weak and the OPP
pressed. he was incapable Of wronging
captive women and children, and there
was not a touch of Schrecklichkeit
about him. He was equally incapable
OF submitting 10 wrong treatment by
the strongest and Of inflicting wrong
treatment on the weak.
"In the highest meaning Of the terms,
he was an officer, gentleman and a
patriotic American"
Mayor Mitchell yesterday sent the fol-
lowing telegram TO Mrs. George Dewey:
Permit me on behalf of the people
Of the City Of New York TO express 20
YOU their sincere sympathy in your loss.
Admiral Dewey was the finest type OF
American naval officer. His victory in
Manila Bay will live in the history Of
our country. By il he established a
new tradition for the American navy
and furnished an example OF bravery
and preparedness which will be a last
ing inspiration for naval officers in the
future. His death is loss TO the en-
tire country
The Mayor requested that flags on
city buildings, bridges and school
houses be placed at half-statf in OBJ
servance Of the death Of Admiral
Dewey,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-18
New Jersey

ASKEW-On Tuesday. January 10, 1917.
George. beloved husband Of the late Caro-
line L. Askew. in his 18th year. Relatives
and friends are respectfully invited 70 at
tend funeral services Friday. January ~.
at 8 .. m. AT his late residence, 3ll Oak
st.. West Hoboken, y. j. Funeral private.
Saturday morning.
CORWIN-Fred Miller. husband OF IDA
Louise Boice, Tuesday. January is. Fu-
neral services at his late home, sos Ayenvs
c. Bayonne n. j., Thursday. January IS.
az 80 p. m. Carriages will meet train,
leaving Liberty s.. az p. m. for SD 81.
station. Interment at Greenport, Long
Island. Friday.
DOBBINS-At his late residence. Bellaire
Drive, Montelair, N. j., on January Il.
suddenly, Of pneumonia. the Rev. John y.
Dobbins. husband OF Diverty Dobbins, in
his 6sth year. Funeral services. First
Methodist Episcopal Church. Montclair.
2:30 p. NJ. on Friday. Interment at con-
venience Of family.
HARRIS-Geor r. Harris. in the SD year
of his age. at the Methodist Episcopal
Hospital, January IS. formerly resident
Of Jersey City. Jersey papers please copy.
Announcement Of funeral later.
ISBISTER- Entered into rest on January
10. 1917. Isabella Fowler Isbistsr. aged 81
Years, widow of Thomas Isbister. Funeral
services at late residence. 1iS Belmont ay..
Jersey City, on Thursday, January is. at
.. m.
KIMBALL-At tire home Of her brother Mr..
Alfred r. Kimball. az 81. Cloud. West
Orange. n. j., on Wednesday. January II.
1917. Kate Fisher Kimball. youngest daugh-
ter Of the late DR.. Horace kimbsll' OF New
York. and Mary Davenport Fisher. in the
57th year of her age. The frst and for 50
years executive secretary OF the Chau-
tauqua Literary and Scientific Circle. Fu-
neral services private.
KOEHLER-At Newark. ". j.. on Tuesday
January l6. Philip. beloved husband OF
Lizzie Koehler NEE Froelich), in his 18th
var. Funeral srvices will be held at his
late residence. 702 High St, Newark. on
Thursday. January is, at p. m. Rela-
tiyes and friends are invited TO attend.
Interment B'nsi Jeshurum Cemetery'
Kindly omit flowers.
RALEIGH Walter. SOD Of the late Maurice
Raleigh, Of Philadelphia, at Atlantic City.
after long Illness.
ROOK-On January IS. 1917, at Bound
Brook. N. j.. Joseph p. Rock. In his 75d
year. Funeral private.
SMITH-On Tuesday, January Is. 1917. Mr'
Minnie j. Smith. mother Of Mrs. william
Shipman Douglas and Mrs. G. J. Byrne
Relatives and friends are invited TO attent
the funeral from her late residence. s.
Summit av.. Jersey City, Thursday, Jsnu'
airy IS, at p. m.
STEPHENSON-M Margaret A. (nee Me
Laren), beloved wife OF the late George !
Stephenson. Funeral from her late resi-
dence. As Park av.. Paterson. n. j., Thurs
day. January IS. at p. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-18
Brooklyn

CHARLOP-woI 1910 SD ST.. Brooklyn.
January 49,. 1917. aged T.. Funeral from
Tifereth Israel. Of Kensington.
DAVIDSON-On Tuesday, January is. at
her residence, lO9 Montague ST.. Brooklyn.
Mrs. Mary Davidson, in her s5th year. be-
loved mother OF Augustus N. Charles N.
Henry and Amelia Davidson. Funeral pri-
vate.
HENSCHOBER-H 179 Schaefer St,
January II. aged 70. Rev Charles Ii.
Schwarzhach.
Charles. at his home, Sea
Gate. New York Harbor. Tuesday morn
ing. January IS, 1871 Funeral notice
later.
MTLVAiN-0n Tuesday. January l6, 1917,
Georgianns McIyain. aged - years. Flu
neral service 20 be held az her late resi-
dence. 1913 East 10th st.. Flatbush. on
Thursday. January is, 1917, at D. m.
SHAW-Peter, Si5 Third av.. January is,
aged 80. Funeral from ST. Stephens
Lutheran Church Undertaken. c. +.
Moadinger.
SMITH Walter r.. 1886 East Goth ST.. Janu-
airy Is, aged So. Funeral from 81. Steph-
ems Lutheran Church.
STONE -After a lingering illness on Tues
day. January IS. 1917. Emma II. Stone.
widow of George A. Stone and daughter
of the late j. Hosford and Sarah Allen
smith. Funeral Saturday evening at 5
o'clock at her late residence. $50 9TH St.
Brooklyn. Interment private Kindly omit
flowers.
Won BARGEN - Margaret, 1908 New
Utrecht av. January IS. aged II. Flu
neral from Good Shepherd Lutheran
Church. Undertakers, MendenhaIi s. Co. q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-18
"hEISTERSINGER" IS
METROPOLITAN BILL
A Generally Spirited Represen-
tation Is Keenly Enjoyed

Richard Wagner's only comedy, ode
Meistersinger vom Nurnburg," was per-
formed for the first time this season
at the Metropolitan Opera House last
night. The parts were in the hands Of
artists who have had them before, all
but that Of Magdalene, which was re-
duced to as near nothingness, dramat-
ically as well as unsteady as 1t well
could be by Kathleen Howard, to whom
the whole opera is obviously sealed
book. So there is little to be said on
that score.
The large and gratifying feature Of
the performance as a whole was the
spirit of devotion TO the work mani
tested by everybody from Mr.. Bo-
danzky down TO the last chorister and
instrumentalist, which saved il from
slumping into the rut of perfunctori-
ness into which some OF the other
dramas of Wagner have fallen. Con-
seauently. the music fell freshly and
invigoratinglv into the ears Of the
very sympathetic audience that had
gathered to hear it. 1t was a numer-
Gus and highly appreclative audience,
moreover. and one imbued with the
serious spirit which is seldom to be
observed at the Metropolitan except
when the Wagnerian dramas are per-
formed. As the best of the dramatic
work was performed by Mr.. Goritz
and Mr.. Reiss. as usual, so the great
est musical charm was eXerted by
Miss Hempel, Mr.. Sembach and Mr..
We'll in their respective parts of Eva
Walther and Sachs, the orchestra and
tho chorus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-18
New York


BANKS-At Mount Ksco. n. Y. January 10.
1917. jeremiah. in his ssth year. Funeral
services AZ his late residence. THURSDAY
January rs. mt 2 80 p. m.
DAVIS On January %, 1917. Gertrude
Balkan Davis. az Miriam Osborne Ne
mortal Home, Harrison, ". Y.
M'COMB Monday. January IS. Mary j. Ne
Comb. wife Of Alfred Mccomb. for many
years faithful friend and servant In the
Penfold family. Funeral on January IS.
Of n n. m. from p Carroll st.. Yonkers.
NY
sMITH-Prudence Ann. wife Of A. Burdetts
Smith. January rs. aged rs years. Funeral
Thursday. p. m. AZ late residence. -
Overlook ST.. Mount Vernon, n. Y. Inter
ment Cornwallyille. n. Y.
STANFORD Sunday. January IL. 1917.
at his residence. 3s3 State 81. Albany.
NY. Charles Stanford. Funeral private p
yANALST- Sarah January 10. 1917. at the
home Of W. r. Rider. Coxsaekie. ". y.
Funeral Thursday. January IL. 1917. az
2 80 p. m, Cedar Park Chapel, Hudson.
N. Y. Jersey City papers please copy.
YEsCELIUS- On January II. Eva Veeelius.
at her residence. Croton-on-Hudson. In
torment. Bloomfield Cemetery, Bloomfield.
~ j.. Friday. January ~.
WALDRON Charlotte l.. Smith. wife OF
Matthew Waldron. at her residence. Hay-
erstrsw Funeral services az her late home
Friday afternoon. o'clock. interment
Mount Repose Cemetery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-18
HENRY Il. SIRE

Henry B. Sire, former theatre owner
yachtsman and owner Of the celebrated
trotter Harry Wilkes. died yesterday at
the home of his brother, Albert !. Sire
of Is East Sixtieth Street, at the age
of ffty-eight years.
He was born in Morristown, y. D.,
and, coming TO New York as a young
man. entered the real estate business
with his brothers. lie became inter
ested in sports of all kinds, especially
yachting and horse racing, and twenty
years ago entered the theatrical field.
He acquired the New York Theatre
and later obtained lease on the
Casino Theatre, and was interested IN
the building of q number of other thea
tres and the development of the pres
ent theatre district. He retired from
business eight years ago and had been
in iii health for the last year. Beside
Albert Sire he is survived by another
brother. Leander Sire.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-18
DEATHS

Askev. George. Mcdonald. Jane T.
Atkins. Anna NJ Mcllyain' Georgianna
Baldwin. Mary r. McQuade, Dennis.
Banks. jeremiah. Miller. William ,.
CharlopS Wolf Mittelstaedt, Bernh. I.
Collins, Stacy b. Mossman' y. a
Corwin, Fred NJ. Mulholland, hannah.
Cotter, Anna r. V. Raleigh, waiter.
Crawford, Jennie /. Reynolds, Marc NJ
Curtis John c. Rook' joseph +.
Davidson. Mary Ross. Caroline V.
Davis. Esther G. Sanders, Waiter.
Davis, Gertrude b. Schimel Emily
Dobbins, Rev. John Y. Schlaepfer' Ella H.
DonOhue, Michael seymour Norman'
Ellio. Joseph r. Shaw, Peter
Ettlnger. Julius smith Minnie j.
Francis. John c. Smith. Prudence A.
Frost. Hannah T. smith, Walter r.
Gordon. Thomas Stephenson Margt' A.
Harris. George r. Stone. Emma II.
Householder. Henry Stanford Charles.
Hiu. Mary c. Thurston. n. b.
Isbister, Isabella +. Toomey. Bridget
Jacobi. Carrie Van Allen. George ".
Jacobs. Samuel Vanalst, Sarah.
Kinball KateF. Vescelius, Eva.
Koehler, Philip. Won Barsen, Margaret
Lee. Minnie Won Gogh. Harold
Lincoln, Arthur. Wsldron, Charlotte l.
marehand. Charles Wiendieck. Gustav w.
Martin, Caroline w. X. Wood. Thomas c.
McConb, Mary J. Wooster. Edith