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The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-03-15

school and played with her elder Sis
ter. Indeed. IL is this elder to whom
Miss Clark still turns for advice and
companionship. For the two we're
left alone together at an early age
and II was the sister who was respon-
sible for sending Marguerite to the
Ursuline Convent near Cincinnati
whore she remained for several years
Later. Marguerite began TO emerge
from her cocoon and appear In num-
ber OF amateur theatrical perform
anceswhich gave her such pleasure
and brought her so many compli-
ments and favorable comments on
her work, that she decided TO make
theatrical work her ambition IN life.
II was with the Aborn Opera Com
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-03-15

The victory has been won. bat have
we Cancelled all our obligations? Ger.
tainly not until we have paid every
debt incurred to bring about this vic
tory. and honors bly, return home every
soldier who made it possible.
Our thank-offering for thc speedy
close OF the war. the thousands OF
lives spared, and the untold suffering
thus saved must be the preservation
OF the financial integrity of America
and comprehensive readjustment OF
disturbed conditions. This can only
be done by generous a-d ready re.
I1onse to this lat great call-TaE
VICTORY LIBERTY LOAN.
Let us rededicate ourselves and orr
treasure once more to the cause of
peace, as did the wise men Of old when
they heard from the Judean Hills the
song Of victory:
Peace on Earth: good viii to mon"
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-03-15
DAIRY INTERESTS GROW.

Az a result OF the county agent and
farm bureau work in Coos caunty.
dairy interests are making rapid pro-
gress, says Il. b. Fits. dairy extern
sion specialist of the Oregon Agri-
cultural college. A series OF dairy
schools have just been held In charge
OF county agent j. L. Smith corn
show with exhibits OF corn. corn pro-
duets and silos and silase, was held
at the CoquiIle school. a Jersey
breeders and a Ilolstein breeders
association have been formed and
new COW testing association is ex-
pected.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-03-15
THE SUPREME TEST

RngardInss of v-hut tnrriforins NAV
he lost mr. won nv tho be,Iiperonts in
tho world war Germany above All tho
notione has gotrnd rnyt and nov, n
Germany the Irited statos baa Meme
ffod n oreafar mcasnra tbor ory
or rho cThor nouc's ,nyolrod car
,n.rv has thrown m m. yol,o of me-
aieyol laisorjs,, ma T,nitad q.atea
b a nation
rho tihart,, o,rs ,roro c,, 90 ,to
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-03-15
MACHINERY is IN FIELD.

"As spring advances machinery foi
the spring work Is already seen IN
the fields" announces George W.
Kable. county agent OF Benton. 'I,
was left there last fall. he sorrow.
fully observed. Still he thinks much
can be done to put It In the shape It
should have been kept In. Broken
and worn parts may be replaced,
loose nuts frightened, rough surfaces
painted, and smooth parts polished
and protected, BY making a list OF
needed repairs now farmers can place
the orders with dealers In time to get
them for early work.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-03-15

pany at Baltimore. however, that The
full butterfly Marguerite CLARK
emerged into popular favor and eve,
since then she has been indeed a
butterfly" fitting from one success
TO another, both on the Legitimate
stage and In pictures.
Some OF her best known stage sue.
cesses were: Jim the Penman. "Baby
MIne.' Lights o London" "Ths
Affairs OF Anatole." Snow White"
and "PrunelIa."
IL was a photograph OF her IN
"prunella" that caught the eye Of
Adolph Zuker, President OF the Fa
nous Players-Lasky Corporation, and
set him speculating as to whether
the small star would be as attractive
on the screea as on the sage. The
more nc studied the photograph, The
the more convinced he became that
Marguerite Clark should be added
u the then Already long list OF Para.
aiount stars.
Thus II was that Miss Clark began
hor picture career which soon led her
to definitely forEake the stage. Some
OF her noticeable productions have
been Snow White" THE Amazons,g
and now. "Bab's Matinee IDOL" which
ID 70 te shown at tas Liberty Theatre
tomorrow night.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-03-15
CRneRS

II was at Cha an Thlerry. The
story is old bat it sill never wear out.
The sorey pres I'd. but brave and
heroic French, shaken by four years Of
frightful struggle, we're In desperate re.
treat. They told american officers
that to go forward was impossible and
besought them to tIrn back.
GO back,' exclaimed the American
commander "Why, hell. we just got
here; my orders are to so forward"
And the Americans went forward.
The orders on the Victory Liberty
Loan are:
Forward" !"
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-03-15
HOME LABOR AZ EEsr,

Nou-roylrg, home-loyins laborers
are the kind to get and keep on She
farm, says j. w Brewer, federal and
o, A. G. farm help specialist for Ore
gon. Transient labor Is no longer
satisfactory. Every farmer who sue
ceeds in holding his farm help saves
money and avoids labor troublea.
The tenant house VIII do the bust
ness" he concludess. "one on every
farm"
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-03-15
GOVERNMENT BY PROPAGANDA.

There was time in this country
when enormous "slush funds were
made up for use In influencing legls-
lation by the purchase of votes In
congress or In state legislatures. This
crude method was, In the main, aban-
doned somo time ago, because results
Of bribery we're self-ovident and be-
cause bribe-takers and brIbe-glyers
alike were almost always in the end
prosecuted or exposed and disgraood.
The new methods now being adopt
ed for putting over" desired legisla-
tion or policies are less corrupt but
are no less, dangerous. Instead OF
spending enormous sums on bribes It
has become the fashion to spend even
larger sums for propaganda purposes.
Instead of buying elected representa-
tives of the people, interests and in
dividuals with axes to grind now at
tempt to change or educate the pub
lie by publicity campaigns" Hired
and volunteer speakers, signboards,
electrical signs, booklets and pamph-
let's circulated by the millions through
the mails, and even outright purchase
of newspapers and magazines are
some OF the methods now used for
propaganda purposes.
II Is common knowledge that Ger
many spent millions upon millions OF
dollars for so-called news bureaus"
and for attempted corruption OF the
press In an endeavor to keep the
United States neutral and to secure
an embargo placed upon food and
munition shipments from this coun-
try. In some cases even, the imperial !
German treasury sent money to this |
country for the purchase of news |
papers and magazines.
Today nearly every movement. cult !
and ism lAs its own propagf nda |
board with many salaried employees
and with mailing lists running into
hundreds of thousands. Money is
poured forth like water to influence
public ouinion In this country on
many measures. SO general has be-
come the adoption of well recognized
methods that the public
Is now becoming suspicious. and
when any movement. plan or policy
is being unduly boosted the people
are beginning to wonder: WHO Is
paying the bills for this, and why?"
During the war methods of profes-
'ional propagandists were used with
good effect by the government in or
Ter TO boost the sale of Liberty Bonds
md Thrift Stamps. Red Cross pro-
uganda, Y. NJ. c. A. propaganda,
knights of Columbus propaganda.
relief fund propaganda,
french war orphan fund propaganda
these were only few OF the big
movements with which the public has
'ecome thoroughly familiar.
Propaganda on behalf OF these was
o successful that now other organi-
atoms and interests are taking up
he same methods. From peace league {
D packers, eyerybody's doing II, and d
0 pronounced has the tendency be- g
ONE that instead of having govern s
lent By the properly elected repre- G
'ntatiyes OF the people we are In 81
anger OF having government by pro- o
aganda, which appeals merely to the 81
notions and prejudlces OF the mass d
the population.-Boise Statesman. al
bl
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WARRANT CALL.

Notice is hereby given that there
are sufficient funds on hand to pay
Off all General Fund warrants issued
and registered up to and including
January 8, 1919, Interest ceases on
March s, 1919.
w. Y, KING,
County Treasurer.
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Three different opinions are ad-
vanced in the peace conference as to
the nature OF damages for which
Germany should pay indemnities
But no one either In the peace confer
ence or in the whole world doubts
the obligation of Germany to pay in
IDENTITIES of some kind.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-03-15

Mr. Hohenzollern is wearing out
his welcome and his best clothes In
Holland, and the Lord only knows
where he will get any more OF either.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-03-15

u the politician WHO wants votes
were to marry the women who wants
a vote, would they have a good basis
for agreement?
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-03-15

Society note: The president of tho
United States has recently paid
brlef visit TO this country.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-03-15

President Wilson Is tired OF max
ing history and wants to chronicle in
st ad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-06

| sin tus besos han side. uEs eternidad
para mi. tie acuerdas, que tan
pronta Y carinosa estuve en- recibirte
aGueila tarde: V cuando amoroso te
ofreci mis- labios para que me dieras
Ell acostumbrado beso, trataste de
hacerme a un lado hacienda la OBJ
servaei6n que va era tempo de que
me dejara de estas tonterias de CO.
legiala. Y tie acuerdas como me colge
de ii. hasta que consegui Ell beso, Ell
Ultimo que me has dado?
"ESa carta. incoherente como es,
sale directamente de mi corazon. I'm
| alma batallanGo en- So agonia no Sc
detiene en- e~scoier sus paiabras.
mo te pido que me perdones,-
no hay que perdonar,-tcdo 10 que
te pido es que me divides 10 mas
pronto que puedas; y cuando hayas
conSeguido ESQ (que acknowledgements
no tie costara mucho, va que me tie
nes actualmente medic olvidada,) Sc
que seras mucho mas feliz de 10 que
70 te he hecho jamas."
ST deseas mandarme una palabra
de dcspedida, 0 tener una comunica-
cion para mi, puedes dirigirla bajo
mi nombre de soltera a lista de CO.
rreos, Chicago, Y llegara a mi poder
con segGridad. Una vez mas, Adios,
V quiera Dios avudarnos q amhos.
Amelasia
Arrojando la carta en- su escrito-
rio. Xicotencatl Castro Sc irguio a
rrebatadamente V entpeZo a dar
grandes pasos, toda clase de vueftas
al derredor de su cuarto, al igual que
un tigre pasea. sin descanso en- su
, jaula. IN retra:o de su esposa PEN
dia dc la pared. Parandose enfrente
de 81. levanto las manos con movi-
miento de suplica.
";Dios MIC. Dios MIC: rugi6, St
ha lido irremisiblemente Y como puedo
yo enfrentar Ell mundo sin ella; jQue
hare?
Pard de l,ablar V Sc deD caer Ell
ia silla de su escritorio. Su pensa-
Imiento estaba va resuelto y tomando
rapel Y lapiz. apresuradamente, es-
cribi0 la slguiente misiva:
Mi Reina, mi ldilio:
Con ell mas profundo sentimnento
| he leido tn carta de despedida, Y
aunque apesarado y aflijido por Ia
calamidad que ha caido sobre mi, no
tengo nj un apiece de reproche para
Il. Es completamente mi culpa. Tus
acusadoras palabras han herido mi
| corazon. mas, Jay! son ciertas. iDios
me perdore Y Sc apiade de mi: iSon
ciertas! TIE he menospreciado Y te
he olvidado despiadadamente, cruel
mente, pero mas bien sin pensar que
intencionalmente 10 hacia. Tu eres
Ia unica mujer a quien he amado y
por quien ME he interesado, Y hasta
que lei tn carta nc comprendi 10 que
necesita el corazon de una mujer;
no habia imaginable Guam tierna plan
ia era Ia muier y con que faciiidsd
Sc marchita. Soy hombre y jUga-
ba los sentimientos mujeriles bajo
I'm punto de vista masculine.
Robado por mis- negocios durante
ell dia, Y por Ell club por la nocile,
estaba ciegamente c%ontento, v no
pense jamas en- tn soiedad, nj en- Ell
! corazon uue Sc estaba ~desearrando
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Sesenta Minutes en- los Lnfiernos

en- mi hogan.
Me- acperdo de Ia OCCASION DE que
hablas. Ell negocio me habia sido
adverse en- dichos dfas Y estaba ner-
vioso e irritable. No quise tratarte
tan NAL como 10 hice, pero despues
de hecho V una vez dicho has pala-
bras. fui demasiado orgulloso para
~retirarlas. Mil veces 10 pense pero
cada vez ell diablo de la oposicion
que vive en- ell pecho....., perezlos
amigos, me decian: No, deja que ella
tome e. primer paso. Y tontamente,
he escuchado SUI consejo mas blen
cue seguir los mejores impulses de
mi corazon.
HOY noche. no obStante, vine a ca
sa dos horas antes que de costumbre,
completamente resuelto a confesar
mi falta. pero, Jay! fue tarde. He
para siempre arrojado de mi lado a
la mujer con quien fui ligado por ell
mas sagrado de los lazoS: a Ia md
jier que un ano atras puso Ia fehudad
de la vida V su honor bajo mi pro-
teccion. He faFlado en- ell gran deber
que me Impulse a mi msno, y no
tengo mis- que I'm ca1nIno por Ell
cual hacer reparacion Y es desapare
Ger del undo 10 mas pronto possible,
V dejarte asi legalmente libre para
que te unas V ames al hombre que
has escojido ONO companero y Pre-
tector.
ESQ debo hacer. Cuando recibas
esta nota, estare mGerto en- estas
;habitaciones,-en las habltaciones
que fueron nuestras,-con un pro
yectil a~travesando mi corazon. En-
tonces podras venir sofa a tn antigua
hogan v acompaIarme a mi ultima
morada. Sierra mejor! Y luego GUAM
do Sc hayan olvidado todos de mi,
(no necesitaris esperar mucho,) po-
dras regresar al lado de Ell sin que
nadie absolutamente tenga algo que
echar sobre tn buen nombre.
He he falIado en- TODD 10 demas, 10
Sc. pero no 10 hare ahora Adios, que
rida esposa V cuando me veas cada-
yer. confio que ~olvidaras ell paSado,
por ell paso que tomo y ell amor que
antano me tuviste.
Tu arrepentido
Xicotencah.
''P. D. Incluyo tn carta en- esta,
de modo que nadie sino tn, sabras La
raZon de mi muerte, y como proba-
blemente. mi cuerpo no sera descu-
bierto antes de tn vuelta, pcdras, sin
duda, explicar de algIn modo tn
a~usencia sin dar lugar a criticas. MI
ultimo Y ansioso deseo, querldlslma,
es e~vitarte la censura que pudlera
a~djudicarsete pr ell terrible paso que
voy a tomar
Xicotencatl.
Xicotencatl Castro doblo las dos
cartas Y las dirigio a su muJer, tco-
mo Sc lie hacia extrano escribir ell
nombre) Oficina General de Correos,
Chicago. Lueyo, abriendo un cajon
de su escritorio, saco de el, un revol-
yer de mango nacarado, de grueso
calibre: examinandolo cndadosamen-
tie a fin de asegurarse que estaba
cargado Y listo para usarse, pusoio
despues sobre la carta-
-Creo que TODD esta listo; TODD
10 que tengo que hacer es despachar
esta carta Y despues. .esto conclui-
"a TODD, dijo, uganda con Ell arms
friamente.
I En- csc momento oyo abrirse Ia
puerta principal Y I'm bien conocido
rumor de pasos, resono en- ell salon.
Tonando ell revolver, volteo Ia cabe-
"a Y Sc encontro carr cara o
(Pasa a la Pag. 20 Col. 3a1 II
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~ap-eciaI'
Una fiera hambrienta ataca, en- su
desesperacion. hasta al hombre; ell
alma hambrienta de una mujer, SCs-
pirando por amor, 10 arriesga TODD
para obtenerlo. Ell amor, la companla
de un esposo, es mas dulce que TODD
10 demas; pero 81 lie fafta ESQ, tiene
que buscar en- otra parte Ell amor Y
simpatia por los cuales su corazon
suspira.'
"Fuiste tn quien c~osqullando en-
los tiernos capul!os de mi Affection
mujeril. por ~estudiada e ~indiferente
negiigencia dejaste a otro que hos
cultivara.
Isl. X]icotencatl, es TODD por tn
culpa V aunque humble en aIgo tn
crgrllo Ell que haya tornado por fin
tn ~pa!arra mo habIada, es cierto,
pero no menos real,) espero Y creo
uue seras mas sin mi. Por 10 que a
mi me toca, cualqujera que sea mi
future. no podri ser mas desdicha-
da que 10 que he sido en- los nltlmos
dos meses. olvidada Y desairada-
| debo decirlo por cl hombra que habia
iurado amarme, nalagarme a traves
De Ia ida
10 he sufrido todo en- %silencio,
tanto como he podido. Y anora soy
libre. Y Ell terrible preclo que debo
pagar por esta iibertad te %ensenara
cue tan apreciada Is para Dii, y a
to he tenido que sufrir para llegar
g dar este paso.
"Tengo IN encargo final que ha-
certe: 81 en- ell primer empuje de tu
ciega rabia. no por la trivial perd1da
de una mujer no armada nj apreciada.
sino Dor la indignidad, caida sobre tt
I en- tn calidad de espoSo, que
debes borrar la mancha de tu amor
derramando' sangre. sirvete dejarfo
a el V matame a mi Io sola tengo
Ia culpa. No habia recibido cscasa-
mente mas que una palabra de amor
| desde Que nuestra luna de miel ha
hia pasado. Mi corazon estaba ham,
briento de amor. 81 hubiera podido
tenerlo!
No. nunca: estahas siempre dema-
siado ocupado, estabas completa-
mente dedicado a tn club. a la poll
tica, d cualquiera otro asunto que te
retenia TODD ell tempo fuera de tn
casa, para poder pagan alguna aten-
cion a la pobre de tn mujer. Ell amor
Y simpatia que iustamente me per
~tenecian me los negabas; puede ser
cue los pusieras en- alguna otra- No
Sc NADIA de este, pero 81 Sc que GUAM
do mi coraZon pedia amor, recipia
desprecio. iTe acuerdas de Ia ulti-
ma vez que me besaste? Por descar-
tado que no. Themes tantos otros ne
gocios mas importantes con que ocu-
par tn mentei
Del hombre es ell amor cosa
aparte de ssu vida,
Es de la mujer Su eNstencia
entera."
Byron esta en- 10 justo. Este in
cdente fue cualquier cosa, la mas
pequena minucia para Il; para mi
formo epoca: fue Ia encrucijada deS-
de la cual nuestros caminos empie-
IAN su divergencia. Ell dia 7 de Agos-
20 fue la fecha; solamente hace dos
meses: no abstante. esos dos meses
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Por varios minutes Hicotencati
Castro permanecio sentado sin movi-
miento frente a 81 escritorio. en- Ia
magnifica V bien alumbrada 6iblio-
teca de IN p~recioso chalet en- los su-
burbios de una ciudad del Oeste,
tas paginas de una carta que tenla
alberta en- u manos. Habta leido V
releido. con ansia febril dicha carta,
hasta haber quedado grabadas en- su
mente todas V cada una de las pala-
bras que c%ontenia.
Pareciale demasiado horrible. de-
masiado monStruoso. para e cleric.
Debia ser Un sueno, una pesadllla
traidora de su Imagination. Desper-
taria pronto Y Ia encontraria toda-
via ALI ia su graciosa eSposa,
a Ia nova que habia traido a su
casa, prendada en- su coraz5n sofia
mentp m ano. IN corto ano atras.
iSu Daniela Sc habia lido Y 10 ha-
bia dcjado?- iHabia desertado de
el por otro hombre? iOh, no, impo-
Sible, No podia, no debla ser. Y, no
obstante ALI estaba Ia carta. Era su
cscritura. su firma; las palabras,
las acerbaS V acusadoras palabras,
eran suyas, eran de ella.
Recogiendo la carta, la lego otra
vez, de "a manera sin esperanto con
que un acusado lee su s]entencia de
muerte. No habia nj n brizna de
indignation o de resentiniento en-
sus ojos mientras LEILA estas. va IA
miliarcs palabras. NADIA sino IN mu-
do sentimiento:
mi querido esposo: Seria extra
no dirijirse a u, con otras palabras,
por la Ultima vez te llamare asi. Di-
60. por ultima vez, porque que cuando
leaS estas palabras los sagrados nom
bres de marido V mujer no tendran
va mas Significado para nosotros,
porque entonces sere, no ante los
ojos de Ia ley, tai veZ, pero 81 en- MI
corazon V ante la vista del Ser que
solo tiene Ell dcrecho de juzgarme, Ia
esposa de otro.'
"Cuapdo fui contigo al altar. hace
IN ano, Y confiada abandone mi fu-
tura felicidad entire tus braZos, no
sono siquiera que me veria arras-
trada a tomar eSta resolution. Sc 10
que Ell mundo dira; Sc que sobre mis-
debiles hombros caera toda Ia YER
guenza, mientras que tn reclblraS
solo simpatiaS Y condoiencla; nj ST.
quiera este me retendra que al fin
tn Y yo, sabremos la verdad, Y fl
naEnente, despues del primer amar-
gor de tn resentimiento. deberas OIL
vidar alcuna parte de 10 que aqul
voy a asentar.'
EN- los dias de nuestros amores.-
Glen amos atras me parecen. a
10 recuerdo esta noche.-me dedi-
cabas almiharadas palabras Y frases
de amor, V derramabas sin cesar a
mis- gustosos oidos torrentes de ga
lanteria. Despues de nuestro casa
miento te fuiSte canSado de mi como
IN muchachito Sc cansa de un nue-
vo iuguete; entonces aun los vaclos
panales de tn amor lutheran sldo
gratos a mi alma LENA de emociones,
pero nj estos recibi. -. NADIA sino ell
mas grande abandono. Algunas C
hablabas ligeramente de amor Y me
besabaS, mas no muy a menudo;
V cuando este hacias no habia en- el
roce de tus labios NADIA de aquel ca
Tor, de aquel toque electrico de an
ties, nada mas que Ia %ejecIcion sin
cuidado Y a reganadientes de un de-
Der no deseado. ESQ era TODD, Y aun-
que este no significara nada par IT,
significo mueho para mi: VIDA, pla-
Ger. honor. TODD 10 que una muJer
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POR ISIDORO ARMIJO:

PpbtcGmos csta production de un rntro de Nueco Nerco, para eR-
Ruiq- q qaneUos que Sc preocrpan ali por cutirdT Ell eSponot precSnme-
re en- los momentos er que otos han enErenddo cnmpdda para deste7ur
RI diumn dc rs ontepasadOs. FL cuento del senior ATmnJo II seTo ""
modsLo de hterGturn Dr0 conStiuye I'M estner2O mary dagno de tonGrse n
cuentG, SCORE tpGo 81 Sc pNn&u en- Gs GiHcuh0deS que tienen los hn6tan-
de hc5Lc eSpunoG ~ an medic donde Sc Ia corynpdo tantc Ell 1dlond
Je q vcces Sc neceStC bGcer 10 UerudHero s5ner-o par tsnde 10 que
qaiercr deer rlCaroS e&crh0Tes dc IgusuS htgares.
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(Pasa a la Pag. 20 Col. 3a)
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Observe que nuestras ~pertenenciaS estan
NE, No 2, ADAMS HELEN ELIZABETH
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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1919-08-28
ENTERED INTO REST
Mrs Catherine Jane Beru.

Mrs Berg, highly esteemed resident
of this city, died at the home of her
daughter Mrs j. J. Penhallegon on Pine
street, Tuesday morning Aug. 10, 1919.
The funeral took place Thursday morn
ing at 1890 o'clock with services at the
home.
Catherine Jane Bennett was born
December 5, 1888, and spent her child
hood and young womanhood in Willow
Springs. December 4, 1855, she was
united in marriage to Mr. Anton Berg,
! and together they lived and shared in a
happy union until Mr. Berg was called
to his reward over thirty years ago.
To them were born four children, one
son William who died in childhood,
and three daughters, Mrs Ella Hewitt
and Mrs Mary Hosking, both of Evans
ton, ILL.,. and Mrs J. J. Penhallegon Of
this city, who are left to mourn the loss
of devoted and affectionate mother.
There are also left to mourn her loss,
four grandsons, Roy Penhallegon Of
Milwaukee, Harry Hewitt of Wichita,
Kan, Milton and Berg Hosking of
Evanston, to all of whom che was deep
ly attached.
Mrs Berg was converted in early life
and joined the Methodist Episcopal
Church in this city and remained de-
voted member to the end of her life.
Her home was always Christian
home, where Christian ideals were up
held and where Christian love and
peace found an abiding place and where
Christian hospitality was extended.