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The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1917-12-13
Bamberg. S. c., Dec. 6, 1911

Bamberg. S. c., Dec. 6, 1917.
Dear Santa Claus:
| am not asking for much this
Christmas because the war is on.
want rifle to shoot the Germans, or
some oil paints, and knife and some
fire works and fruit Your friend.
LEMUEL WIGGIES.
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Denmark, S. G. dec I, 1917

Denmark, S. G. dec I, 1917.
Dear old Santa-Clase:
for Xmas plese bring me pref
tv baby-doll and a teaset and a lit
tie stove some candy oranges and
fruit of all kind. from your frind.
Santa CIase. FLORIE CARROLL.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1917-12-13
Bamberg, S. c., Dec. 10, 1871

Dear Santa Claus:
am writing to tell you what
want for Christmas. l want a flash
light. some fruit, and some hre
works. That is all I want this christ
mas. Santa Claus, my brother wont
be home this christmas so l want
YOU to please carry him something
nice. You will find him at west
Point New York. Your little frlnd,
ROBERT SIMMONS.
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Bamberg, S. c., Dec. 10, 1917.
Dear Santa Claus:
wont the soldiers to have nice
Christmas this year so | am going
to save money enough to send to the
Y. NJ. C. A. for my uncle Jack stays
there. wont some fire crackers.
candy, a doll, and some doll cloths.
Your friend,
lillian EJOISF DEIK
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1917-12-13

Later advices state that the num-
Der of dead and wounded amounts to
approximately 5000, with more be-
ing found every hour by the large
crews of reScuerS.
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Bamberg, S. c., Dec. 10, 1917.
Dear Santa Claus:
l have been getting along fine in
school and have studied hard.
have been on the honor roll twice
this year. Please bring me BIZ
cycle for Christmas, that is all l
want. Your little frind,
DAN MATHENY.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1917-12-13

Ramberg. S. c., Dec. 10. 1917.
Dear santa:
Please bring me some fire works.
T want a doll carriage and a doll.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1917-12-13

pretty hard times. but do hope that
you will remember to bring me few
things. Santa, | want a doll car
riage. stove, and a bicycle. We are
going to have Christmas tree. Your
little girl, LILLIAN JENNINGS.
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Bamberg, S. c., Dec. 10. 1917.
Dear Santa Claus:

Bamberg, S. c., Dec. lO, lSlf.
Dear Santa Claus:
I am a little girl four years old.
But I thought I would write you, so
YOU would not forget me. Please
bring me a tricycle.. doll carriage,
Teddy Bear, a teaset, three dolls.
2 dressed in blue and one in pink.
and a machine, and some fruit and
candy and fire crackers. Thanking
YOU and hoping to see you soon, from
your little friend,
MILDRED FREE.
P S.-Please do not forget my
little cousins.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1917-12-13
Dear Santa Claus:

Dear Santa Claus:
| am Joseph Miley kinsey and |
have been real good. My mother
says so. I want you to bring me
bicycle, drum, mouth organ, foot ball,
a pony that can run (not like my
wood pony one that can breathe and
trot) and a billy goat cart and har-
ness, not no goat because | got about
40 down on my farm. | want heap
Of fire peppers and a bushel of can
dy.
JOSEPH NJ. KINSE4.
forgot | live to the telephone Of
flee
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Dear Santa Claus:
WILLIAM FREE.
Denmark, S. c., dec I 1917.

Denmark, S. c., dec I 1911.
dear Santa:
Please bring me some fruit Of all
kind for christmas and a 16 shooter
box of shells to shoot with that is
all want. Your little frind.
BENNIE CARROLL.
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Bamberg, S. c.. Dec. 10. 1917.
Dear Santa Claus:
It is almost Christmas and l thlnk
if is also time for me to be deciding
on what | want. Santa. | know it is
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1917-12-13
Bamberg, S. c., Dec. s. 1917.

Dear old Santa:
am a little girl eight years DID,
and 7 have been a good girl, so please
bring me a doll and doll set con-
sisting of a sweater, cap, gloves and
bootees and a doll carriage: Santa
T have a little brother and he wants
an express wagon. Goodbye, Santa,
your loving girl,
MARY LOUISE FREE.
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want some fruit I want doll be-
and a trycicle. Your friend,
HULDAH PEARSON.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1917-12-13
Ramhere 6. c.. Dec 10, 1917.

Bamberg, S. c., Dec 10, 1917.
Dear Santa Clause:
Please bring me an air rifle, some
fire works, and a Box Of ten soldiers,
and some fruit. That is all Will
ask YOU to bring me this Christmas
as I want you to help the diers.
Your little friend,
JAMES BESSINGER.
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Olar, S. C.
Dear Santa Claus

Dear Santa Claus:
am a little boy eight years old.
and am writing you to please bring
mo a rifle, fire crackers and a few
roman candles, fruit, and an express
wagon too, and oblige. Your little
friend, FRANK hlRhLAND.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1917-12-13

dear Santaclus:
want you to bring me some
fruit and a pair Of shoes and some
mony and doll.
DOROTHY Mitchell.
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Bamberg, S. c., Dec. 10. 1917.
Dear Santa Claus:
My brother and | want you to
bring us bicycle for Christmas. We
have been good boys, and study hard
at school, Mother says please bring
her a new dress. We are going to
our grandmother Christmas, so you
must be sure to come up there. Your
friend, LEWIS FIELD.
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Bamberg, S. c., Dec. 10, 1917.
Dear Santa Claus:
| know it is hard times but | want
you to bring me few things.
want you to bring me doll, bicy-
Gle, carriage and a box of candy.
Santa, We are going to have Christ
mas tree somewhere. That is all l
want to tell you. Your good little
girl, MILDRED EAVES.
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I'm sendins a letter to Santa

Dear Santa:
| am a little boy years old, and
want YOU please bring me bicycle
and lots of pretty toys do please
bring ME a drum | will be good
boy From BENNIE SMOAk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-11
T. RS Son, in Boston,
Gets License to Wed
Arches Wedding to Miss
Lockwood Is fastened
by the War

Boston. April Applications for
marriage licenses have exceeded all
records in this city since President
Wilson asked Congress 20 declare war
and make military service compulsory.
But. in the opinion of City Registrar
Edward McGlcnen, the young men con
cerned are not slackers. Instead, he
sand tonight. the proposed marriages
in most instances are due TO the fact
that the young men wish 10 be mar
ried before being called into service.
To illustrate. he stated that one ap-
phcant to-day was Archie Roosevelt,
,on Of the former President whose en-
cacement 10 Miss Grace :. Lockwood
OF this city. was announced only last
Friday. Archie, he said had told him
that as member of the officers re
serve corps he was likely TO be called
10 the colors AZ any time, and he ana
his fance had arranged 20 hasten their
marriage lie would ask for waiver
Of five days notice, If necessary, ne
said. but AT present Saturday had been
set a. the time Of the ceremony. IL
will be held here.
Colonel Roosevelt and other members
o. the Young mans family will be pres
ont Quentin Roosevelt, another son
of tho colonel, 1t was learned, Is con-
sidcring going to Canada for instruc-
non IN aviation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-11
Trinity Parish Elects
Wardens and Vestrymen

Hermann H. Cammann and Richard
Delafeld were elected wardens Of Tim,
itv Parish at the annue! meeting held
yesterday in Trinity Cnurcn. The toi'
loving we're chosen as vestrymen: "a
mind D. Randolph, David b. Ogden
Stuvvesant Fish, Nicholas +. Palmer
William VI. Folk, Francis ). Bangs, >
Edward Nash, Henry {. Swords, VIII
lam Barclay Parsons, George r; Crane
Francis B. Swayne. Ambrose >. Murray
=. Verron NJ Davis. Egerton L. VIM
;hro1 ir John a. Dix, Robert Ludlow
F ;,i Pell ". Foster. John 3. Law
rerce John Erskine and Arthur W.
Watson' Mr.. Watson is the only new
rneuber
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crial reports as 20 the percentage nee
cssary 90 give them pension OF 2V
per cent OF their salaries. The mimi
mum pension "a tcacher may receive -
- per cent. or 5000. the maximum 30
per cent.
Tie bill lmDoscs an initial burden on
the city o. S2.sU0.00O. Of which $1,000
600 is the city's share Of bringing an
pension arrcarages 20 date. one mlH-
ion dollars is needed 20 BRING all cF-
rectancies up 20 date and the remain
ing $500 600 is the c.ty's current annual
contribution 20 meet nrosent arrcar-
ages. II will decrease year by year un-
til all the teachers aow on the pension
list die Il is expected that in ali t1e
city will eventually have 20 give SILL
CO0.OC0 for this purpose.
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MARRIAGES


FATTON HIGGINS Monday. April %. "a,
tho Holy Trinity Catholic Church. Wet SD
q, b, p.y C5arls. Rreslir. Loretta Nc.o0-
i., Jl;.,gi,s ~ Thomas +. \. FaI'on.
cARnNFR OGDEN On Tuesday. April Do
tGr- at Tho nome of hcr parents. 81 High
land az ORANGE. y. j.. by the Rev. John
H. Gardner. assisted by the Rev. Stanley
White d. D.. Margaret. daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Isaac Ogden. 90 Murray Mac
Crero- Gardner. NJ -. Of Wa'crtowu
y Y pbi,,delnbia PAPERS please copy.
urcLSCurp uopkfNS A. phiIaIeiphia
-, - - c',I,'I.. ,,,si,. U,,lirs Z,
ti..i.-Il.
,,,.nr u,Dp a., r...l,.. Anil I'D f4r-
t.It.f -, -. I-,., .b. u,.,,.
g.. 49,. Vo- Cero, Nci.o, and The Rcy
IIerbsrt shipm2n. Fillmore Van s Hyde
.on M NJ and Mrs Herbert r. HYDE. and
sylvia HYDE. daughter Of Nr. and Mr..
Uvdo
LASBI-RY WHITE On April l0. a, To
C.thoIr,I az 81 Jobn the Divine. in thc
- Ar,b-oso hanoi Anna Marguerite
vb;.. g., Ifo,.rI Ia.bu-v. Rev. T.
H.. Nh off...,t,r,.
Awpr<Cr TAI4st%C Aoril 1917 a,
90, br;lo.. bonn. rgrle,,ood N. J.. Mari
ann, Wright Tau..igp. daughter of Mrs
GEORGE " Taus,in.. and Augustine Hick,
Lawrence of New York.
NFIIICK CHINA On Tuesday. April l0
f01- ~ tho homo NJ tho bride pliufcid
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with a sudden spring, he leaped to the
centre Of the stage.
Suggests a Sacrifice
ooh. then. you want me. All
right. then, don't knock because you
don't like nv vocabulary or kick be-
cause put my hands in my pockets.
II YOU don't do your part, don't blame
God. Make an effort. Make a S sacrl-
fee. Sacrifice! We look at Old Glory
never trailed or dipped % any one on
earth. And she never win. There are
not enough men in F"'ope.
And then, as the aoi ausc died down
the evangelist shouteD: 81,
"Tf this war continues you'll scrape
the bottom Of your meal tubs long be
fore the dove Of peace lights on Broad
way. Believe me, there'l be no gor.
mandizing at Delmonico's or guiding
a. the Waldorf-you'll be beseechlng
God to give you enough to make your
belts stay up"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-11
Art Sales
Durer' s st. Jerome" Brings
$1,000 at Auction of J.
II. Purdy Collection

Art dealers and collectors ran up a
total Of S17.O28 in slightly more than
two hours at the American Art CAL
leries last night, where the print collec-
ton of the late j. Harsen Purdy, OF
New York City, was offered for sale.
One hundred and ninety-nine etchlngs
and engravings were sold, with another
hundred pieces 10 be offered at public
sale tonight.
A large part Of the nights proceeds
was due to the sale Of fifteen works by
Durer, eleven Of them engravings IN
good condition, three woodcuts and one
etching. The lot brought $7,S945O, in
GLIDING the record price OF $500, PAID
by A. Hahlo q Co. for the st. Jerome
in His Cell" which never before has
brought so much in the United states
Another Durer Goat Of Arms with a
SKULL" brought Sl.225; Meryon'
"Notre Dame went for $3.50. and ST.
100 was paid for Rembrandt, view
Of Amsterdam" unsigned.
These are the highest prices:
The Arball. yeiiee" d Y. Cameron. 4 ,.oo
n 4 .. se,' win1os. - Marx" cameron. A. o.,
No Haa'i e,s,nne and Nr. Bunbuy" william
Dirk.rson. " hro~irr e.. .-.....-.-. 10
=. Jerome 10 HI. Cell" Albrechi Dlfer. A 90,
H2,.. . .. J...ol,, parer. " Greenias 800
.rsr Iitlc Horse Dlrrr Eieasts ,-'
-kal.6I. Dea,h aaI t.e Devil" Dlre-: James ..o
ia! 70 q Ann, with c,,t" Dlr'f. A 90,
.E s',,le o, Ana, s.h saul" D-rr. A 3D..
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Teachers Pension Bill
Passed by Assembly
Measure Now Going to
Mitchell Calls for $780,
600 Payment by City

lFrQfu star iorre-l lil.l- NJ III ll-D-trl
Albany. April 10.-The Assembly
passed to-day the Observation-Disclosures
New York city teachers pension bill
BIZ vote OF 81 20 80 after a four-hour
debate. Il now goes TO Mayor Mitchell
for his approval The bill was prepared
by the New York City Pension Com
mission. created under Mayor Gaynor
and continued under the present ad-
ministration.
Under the measure all teachers may
be pensioned either az the age OF sixty
Eve or after thirty-hye years OF ser
vice and they must 70 Oh the retired
list al the age Of seventy. The city u
20 contribute enough 20 provide pen
sions OF 25 per cent Of the teachers sal
aries The teachers must contribute at
least 3 per cent OF their salaries. and
may give up 70 per cent, their con-
tribution being based upon the actu-
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Charles w. Comstock

NorwIch, CONN. April ~. CnaT.cs
W Comstock. former chairman Of the
Democratic State Central Committee.
prominent in state legal circles and a
former member OF the Genera. Assem-
bly,. died AZ his home 10 JncasyilIe
10 night, aged hfty-u.ne.
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o-day's Programme
In the Sunday Revival

p. M.-Services in the Tabernacle,
with sermon by Billy Sunday.
P. M.-The central and extension
divisions Of the Business Women's
Invitation Committee will assem-
BILE at door No. 20 of the Taber-
nacle, occupy a reserved section at
the service, and meet afterward at
the Fort Washington Presbyterian
Church, Broadway and 174th
Street. Mrs. William Asher, d.
rector Of extension work for the
campaign. and Miss Frances Mil
Ter. director Of business women's
work, will speak.
General chairman of Business
Women's Invitation Committee:
Mrs. j. +. l.. Davis, 743 Madison
Avenue; telephone, Plaza 1898.
Chairman Of central division:
Mrs. Simeon B. Chaplin, $50 Fifth
Avenue; telephone, Lenox l433.
Chairman of extension division :;
Mrs. Warner NJ. Leeds, II East
Sixty-ffth Street; telephone,
Plaza POS.
8 :30-5 P. M.-Reception to the CO.
operating pastors and their wives
members of the executive commit
tee Of the evangelistic association
and their wives, and Y. ". c. A.
and Y. NJ. c. 4. officers and their
husbands and wives, at the resi-
dence of DR.. c. V. Palermo, l82
Northern Avenue. Mr.. and Mrs
Sunday will attend.
: 80 p. M.-Services in the Taber-
nacle, with sermon by Billy Sun
day.
The Rev. Isaac Ward, director OF
mems work for the campaign, will
complete in Jersey City to-day
plans for the work among the
men of Hudson County. Mr..
Wards address is 1874 Northern
Avenue; telephone, st. Nicholas
1925.
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BMy Sundays residence, 49,
Northern Arenue: telephone, ST.
Nicholas S6}j.
Chairman OF the erecutire COM
miftee Of the William A. Sunday
Erangelistic Association, James NJ.
SDeers 81 South Mountain Arenue,
uoatcloir. n. j.; telephone, Mont
c'air III.
The Tabernacle is at Broddwdy
and 1GSth Street; telephone, Audu-
bon IOOso.
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IMPORTANT

Engagement. Marriage, Birth. IN
Memorian and Death Notices may be
te.ephonrd 70 The Tribune any time NJ
to midnight for insertion in the neIt
days psps,. Just call
Beekman 5000
nrd rad tire notice rs You vhh II
inserted. Bill for same viii be mailed
10 you late-. The notice VIII reach
over 100 600 readers daily.
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BACON-Suddenly. at his home. m North
salem. y. y. Earle Carpenter Bacon IN
his seth year. Funeral services al Noftn
salem. y. Y. on wednesday morning.
April II. Carriages viii meet tram Ie''-
ing New York 1913 for Purdy's station.
Interment private
BEERS At Elizabeth. \. j., Monday ApH.
q 1917. Annie G.. Winebrener. wife Of
William r. Beers. Funeral private. Inter
ment at Philadelphia. Penn. Kindly omit
flowers. Philadelphia papers please copy. %
BECLFY On April 5. 1917. Rose Begloy
nee Gibson). beloved wife Of the late Pat
rick Begley and mother Of Mary. Catherine
and Rose Begley. native % Days Town.
Mullingar. County Westmeath. Ireland.
Funeral from her late residence. 81 East
3-th st.. Thursday morning at go O'Clock
thence 70 g. Gabrers Church. where a
solemn requiem mass will be offered for
the repose Of her soul interment Cal
vary.
BLAUvET- Mary. mother Of Fred and
Charles Blauyet. Funeral Wednesday.
April II. p. m.. from John Graham b.
Chapel. 1927 Park a.. lnterment -. Ray
m0nd's Cemetery.
BROOkER Ansonia. Conn. April 2. 1871
entered into eternal rest. Julia +. Clark,
beloved wife OF Charles +. BROKER Fn-
neral services az her late residence. 81
State 81. Ansonia. Conn NJ p m,
Wednesday. April n. Friends are invited
10 attend. Kindly omit hOwers.
BULL-At NewburPh. -. y. Sunday, April
8. 1917. Stephen MoHat Bull. Funeral SER
vices will be neid a. MS late residence. ~
Montgomery IT,. on Wednesday afternoon
At o'clock. Gnterment at Cedarhill Gene
terry.
BURKARD-At Greenwood Lake. y. Y,
Monday. April g. after a short illne 81.
Adolph H.. beloved son Of Phillip and
brother Of Gus +. Funeral at convenience
a family.
DEMPSEY April Q. James Dempsey.
native o. Freshford. County Kilkenny,
Ireland Funeral from residence Of his
niece. Nrs. William 4. Beat. - Old
Broadway. Requiem mass az Church OF
Annunciation. Convent az and l5lst ~.
on Tnursday. April d.. at I'D a. n. In
torment Calvary.
pIECKERHoFF- Richard W. beloved son
OF Ewald c. and Elsa Dieckerhof. Of SO
PARK ay.. New York. on Monday. April ?.
in hs 5th year. Funeral private.
EINsTEIS- SUNDAY. April s. 1917. az
her residence. s. East I'd -. Fannie r.
Einstein. widow Of Emanuel Ensteln. Fu-
neral al convenience Of the family.
FARNHAM- On SUNDAY. April g. Sarah
Elisabeth Farnham. widow Of George G.
Farnham and daughter Of the late A. ".
Budloug. at her rcsidence. -1l Maple ay.
Wellington. y. J. Funeral private.
FINNEGAN On April :. 1917. Patrick. son
OF the late Owen and Bridget Finnegan
tnee Flynn. Of Bsllyjamesduf. County
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"Whats the reason; there's always
one. If you 20 10 hell, there's rea-
son for il; the farmer ploughs, seeds
and rcaps and gets crop; there's p
reason for it. II you've got the itch,
there's a reason.
Almighty God never intended that
the devil should triumph over the
Church. He never intended that the
saloons should ride roughshod over
Christianity When is a revival
needed? Why now. when the devil
can pct a bigger attendance at leg
show than minister can get IN pray
o. meeting. You can bet, too, that the
man who sleeps souudcst in church Is
the widest awake at the leg show.
"Whcn Is revival needed? When
there's "a want Of brotherly love. and
TOO much dissension. evil speaking and
faultdnding. God pity the community
I'M which business is prosperous, where
everything is prosperous except the
business Of God; when the business OF
Jesus is sidetracked; when religion is
reduced 20 an ethical code.
I've are all American, but when
Congress declares war II means a re-
ncwal Of fidelity 20 our country. That;
what revival ia renewal OF obiiga-
tIon 10 God. And you folks are just as
much bound TO respond to the call OF
God as YOU are 10 do your duty when
Congress declares war, and response
without faith is just a valueIess as az
army without guns
Warns His Audience
Here Sunday whirled round on his
audience. waving an admonitory finger
and shouting:
Don't expect me TO save you from
hell any more than you expect Presi-
dent Wilson 90 win this war without
your help
After telling OF the need for a revival
in New York, Sunday began 20 talk OF
his methods. warning his hearers "a
accept him as Gods representative
Suppose Jesus walked right dowr
this aisle. up on this platform. and said
90 you: New York needs reviving. DO
YOU want Ne TO tell you of Ny grace ?
What'd you say? Hands up, those
who'd say Yes
Hundreds OF hands were raised.
well, then" resumed the eyangel-
i... Jesus won't come here because
chats my lob He's sent me. Hand,
up-those who'd say Yes 10 me. speak
ing for Jesus! Well, then, that's what
I'm doing, and II you're willing TO have
me don't growl because ! don't wear a
white tie and Prince Albert coat
And then. turning on woman III the
first row OF seats:
"If YOU can do 10 better. sister. III
give way 90 ahead I'm through And
B llv Sunday walked of his platform
waving goodby 20 the audience. Then,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-11
DEATHS

Bacon. Earle c. WMorroV. Elizabeth
Beers. 4. G.. W. Meek. MARY Isabella
Beglcy. Rose Willard. George II.
Bauvet. Mary Morich Paul
Brooker. Julia +. c. Morse. G.. VI.
Bull. Stephen NJ NaRe Lena
Burkard. Adolph II. O'Brien. Matilda
Dempsey. james O'Connor. William
Dieckerhof. r. W. Owen. MARY 5.
Enstein. Fannie Z. PAUL. Jean
Farnham, Sarah T.. Potter. Henry A.
Finnegan. Patrick Lucy. Frederick 5.
Gillespie. Jane, j. Semple. John j.
Harden. Michael G.. smith, Ellen
Haws. Phebe W Shultz. Charles
Hcning. Isabella VI. stern. julius
Herbert. Margaret j. Tourtellot Emile d.
Newman. Rose Turk. Harriet b.
Kellv Richard NJ Uderitz. Jersiue
Eiernsn Peter p. Wheeler. Jennie l..
Klatz. Harold Nhiimo.e' Leonard -
Koch Jakob Wilson. Helen J..
Ieiyb Charles Neal Wright Anna /.
NacNicholl. T. a.
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CEMETERIES

The WOODLAND CENLIEgr.
iaSd ~. - Harlem Train and ~ rrsssA
Lots Of snail size Tor sAls
once 40 E-si I'D 81. ~ Y.
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Personal.

SAM A COMM SIC ArE WITH MAURICE 4
Alothcr and father va nl Write a. oncs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-11

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Chester. T. Van Burkalow.
Cornwall " r. Rdgway.
Deposit-C. +. Rignall
Ellenville Joseph Appley.
Goshen-C. A. Damn.
Hancock H. Hazard.
Marlboro Robert Knapp.
Niddletown G.. ". Grlnton.
Milton ". ". Noight
Monticello A. A. Walker.
Newburgh- Grace, $. 4. Mcdonald;
s.. Johns, F. ". Young; Trinity, J. l..
Hartsock.
New Paltz james Douglass.
Tuxedo Quick.
Walden W. II. Lotus.
Warwick T. II. +. Richards.