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faint OF BOLSHEV|SM
IN TOLEDO STRIKE

TOLEDO. o. May ll.--Wom"n with
babies in their arms and discharged SOL
dicrS carrying American flags today pa
radcd the downtown section with work
crS who last week were locked out OF
thu Willys-Ovcriand automobile plant
and strikers nj the Ford Plate Glass
company. Following the parade. street
meetings were held. Their" was no dis
orders
Tho street mcctigs were held under
the auspices of the soldiers and sailors
council. dnrlarcd hy organized labor
leaders 10 br u Rnlsh"vist orga nizntinn.
TIL" Brotherhood Of Locomotive En-
Sinccrs and Firemrn announced today
that il may establish a cooperative store
for the benefit Of tn" $4,000 mon and
women out of work in Toledo because If
labor difficulties. as Il boycott against
the Toledo retail merchants hoard.
which has declared itself in sympathy
with the WillyS-ovcrland company. Tho
men demand Il forty-four hour working
week and increases in pay ranging from
ten TO twenty-five cents an hour. The
company Insists upon present wage
scales and n forty-righl hour week Tho
plate glas wosrkrrS are demanding an
eight hour instead of n twelve hour day.
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BRIDGEPORT WOMAN
NAMED IN DIVORCE
CASE AT NEWPORT,

Special Dispatch Ia The Int"lligcnccr.
cLNClNNATI Ohio. May lin n suit
for dirnrc" from Earl Conway. An OK
pert attachr of IN" Andrews Steel Com
nany in Newport. Ky. Effir Conway al
lcEcS thai N" is q vicious and hlcSs
man from n moral standpoint and do
Clarcs that although 10 earned from $50
In $50 week ms an expert irnnUnrknr
III kept his wages for his own personal
use on hims"lf and various women and
compelled her 10 earn Il ncagre livelihood
for herself and child.
Or April {. she nays. hC called on her
n, 1852 East McMiCkCn avenue. this city
and drew revolver and ihrca rnnd 10
kill her.
In March last. tho petition says. he
induced his cuusin. tho wife Of n Bridge
port. Ohio. man TO accompany him To
Cincinnati. which resulted In the hus-
band filing suit Tor divorce al Bridge
port. and since that time Conway has
been associntinE with various other
women ~ different times and places.
They wcrc married in April 1915. Sh"
asks custody nf tn" child and an allow
anc" for it's support. Mrs Conway ad-
mitS having boon married before sh" mot
Conway. hui says she was duly divorced
by tn" courts. Numerous DISPOSITIONS
will ho taken nj bridgeport, Ohio and
here in this case.
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In the many discussions on the great
subject Of saving. which have gone on
through this column. there is one aspect
which especially interests me.
People who have children tell how
hard ii is TO save and at the same time
meet the ncvitable expenses Of bringing
up large family. dentists bills, doctors
bills eternal calls for new pair Of
shoes (thc other thing tho thrifty
mother cannot by any chance makc), to
say nothing of the bare cost Of food TO
keep half dozen small stomachs full
and half a dozen sturdy frames agrow-
in"--no small item i'll these days.
Then they add pathetically Ito my
way ot thinking) And we feel We must
save because what shall we do in our
old age If we DON'T
Suppose They Had Saved the Money
They Had Spent on Children.
Tell me this, pray. Suppose they had
saved all the money they put into those
children. What would they do in their
old age then? Why live in comfort
and security. Of course.
Do I need TO mention the rorrolaty
that to my mind just naturally flows out
Of those two statements? 1t hardly
seems 70.
And yet if one is to judge by tho
grurging way in which some children
utterly ignore their obligations. and
others pay them grudgingly. and others
condescendingly as IL they gave n gift.
one certainly feels as if one needed to
put that corrolary in the plaincst words
and then seek out methods 10 pound il
into those reluctant brains and hearts.
OF Course Parents Sometimes Demand
Too Much.
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HPnper" warfare.

PARIS. May ll.--Thc first passage
a, arms" AS The French editorial writ
rrs term the exchange of notes between
G Germany and the Allies evoked scathlhs
comment in the Sunday l'aris news
papers as the beginning ON hat SAINT
Bricc, in lie Journal. calls paper euc-
rilla war" By the Germans against int
allies terms.
The editorial writer's. however. agree
in tho opinjon that the Germans, after
protesting in all the keys of the scale
will eventually sign, although. says inc
Figaro. they will sign only unocr COM
p1Ilsion and with the determination OF
cyadinc their engagements at inc nrSl
npportunity Against this the news
papcr declares, tho only safeguard Is
an ever closer Observation-Disclosures
alliance.
"Pertina1" writes in much the same
strain in the Echo. De Paris, out fre-
,nicr Clcmenceau's course in referring
Count Non Brockdorff- Rantzau 10 the
second paragraph Of the first article OF
the League Of Nations covenant. in reply
10 the German delegates complaint that
Germany had not been invited TO joln
the League Of Nations. moves Saint
Ericc 70 remark that tho Germans soon
found the weak spot. The prcmieTs re-
ply. says the writer, is clever parry.
but only a parity. lie shows how the
contradiction alleged by the German
plenipotcntiary MAY, cease 70 exist Out
he does not deny that it actually does
exist and Saint Brice thinks the Ger
man answer TO this will not be long in
coming.
The Gaulios In an editorial. along sim
liar lines, questions the wisdom of tho
conference in having incorporated the
league covenant in the peace treaty.
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CASUALTIES
Continued from Page one.)

for peace that have been imposed on
the country. Bitter invectiVe IL hearo
everywhere against the allies and IL IS
said that all parties are one In the opin-
ion that what Germany is asked TO give
is beyond all reason and fairness ana
that the treaty should not be signed.
From Silcasa comes proclamation
issued by the chief president ana Inc
central council protesting against the
FORTHCOMING Of SilesiA and calling upon
the SllcsianS Ito let the world know VIC
will not submit Ia such peace.
with Premier Clcmenccau. Of France; Ar
thur J. Balfour. British foreign secrc-
tary. and Premier Vcnizrlos. OF Greece
on the Greek situatonwhich
is soon To hc taken up in connection
with the Turkish and Bulgarian treat
les. .,
While it is stated that the councii
of foreign ministers has nearly compiet-
cd its work of rc-arranGing the AustTo
hungarian boundaries. II is reported III
Paris that the council Of four has not
yet taken up again 1taly's demand LOT
the ccssion to that country Of the port Oh
Fiumc, 10 which President Wilson Is ac-
clurcd still To bc opposed.
4 demand for the extraction from hot-
land of the former German emperor mas
reached Holland. according to note u.s.
sued by the Dutch legation in Parls.
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x Side Talks / y y
bY RMtlh Cameron ~
INVESTING IN CHILDREN.

To be sure there Is another side to
this. As II young Italian lad whose
father had elected 10 retire at 40 put H.
1T don't seem like fair deal TO me.
My father supports men till I'm IA and
then I support him tn" rest OF his lie,
maybe 80 years. maybe 40" But for one
time that a parent exacts unfair return
like that. I think there are 10 times
when Il child seeks 10 escape some OF
the Implications Of the NTH command
mcnt.
or course. circumstances enter into
all coscs. If there are only one or two
children presumably the parents would
he able to save more for themselves than
If there were six or eight. and mat
would RS it should. make the ultimate
financial responsibility less for the two
children than if there were six to divide
II among.
Again, tho amount Of education a
child has received would naturally have
some relation to the amount OF money
the parents have been able 10 save. and
conversely to the amount q children
would be in a position to contribute.
The Selfish Child's Self Justification.
Nothing makes me hotter than the So
phistical whine Of tho selfish child. y!
didn't ask my parents to bring me into
the world They did 1t on their own &C
cord. Therefore they were responsible
for my upbrngnG. and don't owe them
anything
Eurrosc that did mako them rcspon-
siblr for your bare INFRINGING. your
ha rn food and shelter ill you were able
IN find for yourself. what of all they
gave beyond that minimum? Have you
no gratitude. No sense Of obligation for
that?
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Mothers Day Observed
At Many Churches

Special services in observance If
MothcrS Day were h-'d at number ur
the churches Of the city Sunday. Among
those churches were the Thomson II, F.,
Emmanuel Baptist. St. Luke's. p +:
church and First Presbyterian. Al The
morning services At tho Immau,ni Ran
liSt Rev: George F.. I.nckhari used IS his
theme The Mother Of Jesus" Roy. Brii.
ttnEham OF st. Luke's preached y spcria1
sermon appropriate to the occasion. and
particularly attractive musical nrn-
Gram was rendered under tho direction
OF Mt Elmer Hoelzle. ROY Claude Pnr-
ter Terry Of the First Presbyterian raid
attribute in his evening sermon 10 ali
mothers: and In particular Ia tho mother
Of William Rhodes. Tho flrat Wheeling
soldier to mako the sunrrm" sacrifice in
Franoe.
Rrv. C4arn Hclv:e ~ tho First mi
tartan church. spoke under tho title ~
Mothers Of Men" in which she laid spc-
cial stress on tho common sacrifice NJ
mothers Of the many nations engaged in
Tho world war. Services nj The different
churches whor" special Mothers day
services were held were unusually we'll
attended.
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Germans Stunned.

C0BLENX. Saturday. May l0.-(Ry
The ASSociat cd Press 1.-The Germans in
the American occupied area are mental
~ stunned by what they consider tho
severity Of Ihr peace terms. The sum-
mary of which has appeared in German
newspapers. The Germans of Coblcnz
appear 10 feel tho loss of SilrsiR More
than anything else. and exhibit more
concern oyer the eastern frontier than
tho occupation Of tho Rhincland for tho
next five IN fifteen years
Reports on tho attitude Of civilian in
the various parts Of the American area
regarding the peace terms have hcen re-
C"iv" dat the headquarters Of the Third
army since Thursday. when tn" army
intelligence summary said:
NrV"r until today has the rnormity
Of IN" nations crimes seemed apparent
10 tho khincland pnpula ton. prcnar rd
though they may hnr" been for The pun
IShmrn: mctcd out. III" Germans nrvnr-
th"lrSs plainly portrayed their diSmay
upon tho publication Of tho peace terms"
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! BRAIN TESTS;
: BY SAM LLOYD.
9 Minutes 10 Answer This

Tho word dame answers tho first;
now soc if you can guess the others.
CurtaiI a woman and leave a barrier.
Curtail a slight depression and leave a
lair.
Curtail pair and icave beverage.
Curtail n conflag-ation and leave a
tree
Curtail n trademark and leave husks:
Curtail four-fotocd animal and leave
n scrpant.
Curtail ono vehicle and leave another.
Curtall an organization of men and
leave a limb.
ANSWER TO NO. Ito.
CAB plus EAR minus BEAR plus
CART minus CAR leaves cat.
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Wave Of Resentment.

RERL1N. Saturday. May 1n--(Ry The
Associated rrssI.-Thc protests that
"alnr from various quarters in Germany
oyer tho peace TERMS as they wrrr 20
ported before IN" official terms became
knnwn nrr ny nothing in rumparison
with ;ho wa" uf r",nunSt r5Lnce--HnEry
hitter. disappointed in tnn"--that is
sweeping over Germany, now that the
treaty has hc"n presented. States, mu-
inequalities. districts. organizations nf
various sorts. business mons and wo-
r"n& clubs and the political parties
Through their spnk"Smrn. arc lying with
each other In finding words In which to
express Srnru and condemnation for tho
document.
Foe perhaps tho first limo In history
I'LL tho Grrmaan parties are united In
opinion. narh Of them as$;,IIinE tho forms
GERMANY is n: Itnd n sign. for the body
Of tn" Independent Snrialist party docs
not appear To agree with its organ. Die
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CLEANED OUT THE REDS.

ARCHANGEL. Friday. May Q. (By The
Associated P-cSS)-A column Of tho
Murman*k force operating west Of the
railroad. has cleared the villages along
Lake SrEo. "f BolShcviki while another
column operating eastward has advanced
down the road from PctroSkc yesterday
morning and is now only fifteen miles
:rem P"inctE nnt at tn" headquarters Of
Lake Omega
Artillery and patrol activity with the
ASSISTANCE OF British gurhnatS continues
on the Dvina and NaEa rivers.
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HAYWOOD Brick

James Miller returned to his homo
In Washington. Pa. last evening. after
spending the weekend with local rcla-
tivcs and friends.
Miss theresa F1atley is confined TO
her home on Marshall street with i'll
ness.
Honor Decn. after spending tho mast
few days with local friends. Will re-.
turn TO Wesleyan.
Born. to Mr. and Mrs. Everett Little,
a fine baby boy. last week. Mnthnr AID
son arc doing nicely.
jess Stroller will leave for Toledo.
o.. within n few days. for an extended
stay with mis- aunt.
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AMSTERDAM. May u.--Thc comment
of Dutch ncwspa pcrs on tho peace treaty
is generally unfavorabi". the Handrls-
hlad calling it "a crime against Ger
many. and above all against humanity"
Tho Nicuw RottcrdamiSch" Courant
says: The treaty docs not end The war;
it continues it forever" The Telegraph,
on the other hand. has this comment:
Germany is treated with terrible sever
lily. but really did not deserve a better
fate"
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Germans Leave Versailles

VERSAILLES, May ll.-tBy The As
sociated Prcss)-Six members of tho
German peace mission left Versailles
las, night for Berlin. They include the
labor leader. Carl Legion. head of IN"
German trades union confederation:
privy Councillor Ehcrbach. representa-
tive Of tho ministry Of railroads, and
Herr Schmidt. of tho foreign office. All
three mon rank as commissioners next
in importance to the plcniPotentlaricS.
They undoubtedly have been charged
with carving on direct discussions of
tho situation with the German govern
ment
Herr Gcishcrts. Count ObcrndorT and
several other Germans attended mass to-
day The remainder Of tho delegation
worked part of the day on German coun-
ter proposals 10 the entente demands.
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Frieheit. that Germany should sign the
peace protests. being able to print but
u fraction of them.
The government likewise is being
overwhelmed with kilograms which il is
utterly unable TO answer save by public
OF it's gratitude. In the
criticism President Wilson is only
mildly assailcd here and there. since
word has gone 10 the press from official
quarters that hc is not 10 be taken 10
task The assertions upon which stress
arc laid are thai the proposed peace
lacks all elements Of justice and con-
forms in no way to the presidents "A
points.
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GENERAL NOTICES
Exocutor's Sale.


T. " Grimm. executor Of J. >.
Grimm. deceased, will offer for sale at
public outcry. near Cameron. w. Va. in
Aleppo Township. Greene Co. Pa. on
WEDNESDAY,. MAY l4TH, 1919.
al ! o'clock p. m. ol6 acres of land and
Pittsburgh vein Of coal. and onc-half in
terrst in gas and oil royalty two pro-
ment. my-5-l
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Band Give Dance.

A neckte novelty dance will be
given Wednesday evening at the Ar
mory hall under the auspices of tho
newly organized Bcnwood hand. for the
purpose of securing equipment. Elab
crate preparations are hclnE MADE Tor
etc Robert Smith md
Dick Dcegan will be IN charge, and will
be assisted by the following commit
tee: J. ]. Munley. Frank Brannen.
Robert Sheppard. Fred Ncidcrmycr
Herman specht, Sr- George Rurkhart.
Homer Marquis and jess Stroller. Miss
Clara Bowers is in charge of the sup
per
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Another German Lie.

PARIS. MAY ll.--An official note is
sued today says that German corre-
spondrnt sent TO tn" Nrurs Wiener TaGc-
hiatt "A dispatch that tho hotel Of Yer
vaillcs where the German delegates arc
housed is full Of spies acting as hotel
attendants. and that micrnphoncs have
been installed in all he rooms
The note brands tho report MS an
oduus and calumninus invention. and
that if ii is repeated the French govern
rncnt may find il necessary to cXpcl the
German correspondents.
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Team OrFauize.

A number OF boys in this city held
meeting last Thursday evening and
organized baseball team for tho COM
ing season They will be known as
the Swiftly team. The following
Officers were elected: Joe Parent.
manager and treasurer: William SpechI.
captain: field captain. Fepr. Those
composing the team arc: WaGcnfcld.
Murray. Patten. Scarncshia Hope,
Spccht. Decgan, Parent, Nabaska, Sa-
ligo,- Chapftne.
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Mission ClOSeS,
Last

Last evening the English Mission.
which was conducted by Fathers Eugene
and Ancar, closed with n solemn scr
mon. The renewal OF baptismal vows
and the public profession of faith. dur
ing which the entire congregation held
burning candles. Following the SER
mon the papal blessing was given and
the song. Hold God, We Praise Thy
Name" was rendered. after which the
benediction was pronounced
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LABOR DELEGATES
OFF FOR CLARKSBURG

Many delegates representing tho local
unions and labor leaders left yesterday
for CarkGhure 20, attend the Slate Fed
Grafton Of Labor meet. which will open
In IN" Harrison county city today and
continue until all work before tho body
Is completed
Among thuso Ia go yesterday WIS
walter r. Hilton. Matt Circ"r. +. Drrn"r
Nickerson. vice preside Of the state
federntion John Furbee, H. II. Ray" and
John Moore
Moro delegates will leave this morn
ing. and about hfty representatives from
this city will be in attendance al the
state meet.
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BENWOOD
Playground Meet

A general mass meeting of Benwood
citizens was held yestc rday afternoon
for the purpose of laying before the
Fairgrounds association and the cntin
populace the movement on foot among
the First wardcrs 10 have new play
ground Installed in the First ward
Mayor Clark Sprouts. presided at the
meeting.
Several sites are under consideration.
but as vet no definite arrangements for
the erecting Of the playground have
been made. The meeting yesterday
was held in the city building and was
largely attended.
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DISCUSS Peace Terms

BERLIN. saturday. May lo'-(nE Inu
Associated Prcss) caoinet
under the craftsmanship "t fFesioen'
Ebert discussed today the counter pro-
nnsals which the German delegation AT
Versailles will nuke TO tho allied and
aSs'n.iatcd powers.
The assembly committee also met to-
dav and discussed the terms. Two ad-
ditional colonial experts have oeeh s'At
To Paris.
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Suesians Displeasod

LONDON, May 11.--Thc chief prcsi-
dent and central council of SilrSia. ac-
cnrding IT. wireless message have is
sued proclamation lcnnunrinE tho
peace treaty and declaring that tho
tranStrrhnr" "f tn" greater part nf up-
per SilrSiH cannon produce II lasting
p"acc. but only peace Of desperation
for SiI"Sia." TIL" proclamation calls on
tho Sil"SianS "nt let lhr world know We
viii not submit To such a peace
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WANTED Salezmen
WANTKD-

WANTID-Salcsman open territory for
forceful and aggressive salesman
for advertising calanders and novelties
in Ohio and West Virginia. Thos. J.
Beckman Co.. 80 N. 18th St., Phila, Pa.
my12H
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This city subscribed her full quota
m the Victory loan. which closed Sat
urday night Despite the fact that the
National Tube Works has closed.
throwing several thousand men out Of
work this city went over the top in
the fifth and last Liberal loan Saturday
noon
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Xnn ah}na 0uh-

An important meeting Of the Sun
shine club Of the st. Matthews Iuth-
eran church will be held Tuesday even
ing in the social rooms Of the church
4 full attendance is requested as many
matters Of great Importance 10 all will
he discussed
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MothaE' DAv

Yesterday the churches Of this city
observed Mothers day by means OF
special sermons and flowers. Special
music was prepared BY the choirs Of
the church
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GERMANY IN
No POSITION
To COMP LAIN

LONDON. Saturday. May ln.-Thc
Earl Of Reading, British ambassador Ia
the United states on his rctu-n from
Now York on tho .Nquitana today. Said
that the Germans had no right 10 expect
anything less in the peace terms
They must have known perfectly
we'll" Lord Reading said. that when
they laid down their arms as Il van
quiSh"d pcnrl" they must submit TO the
terms that II just victor would claim
Discussing tho German attitud" TO-
ward the treaty and III" contention that
it goes beyond rrrsid"n, Wilson'S Tour
teen points" he said:
Tho hest answer is That President
Wilson has accepted the proposals EN-
bodied in the treaty. The author or the
fourteen points is the best interpreter
Of them, and he has accepted the
treaty"
Lichnowsfy's wall.
PARIS. May 1l.-Princ" Lichnowsky.
former German ambassador at London
commenting on the peace terms TO the
correspondent Of the Terms said:
Such a peace would he equivalent TO
the annihlation Of Germany II /" only
acceptable with serious nodilcatohs'
I suppose II il Is meant as 4 basis Tor
negotiations.
After Napoleon. Europe did not hold
the French people responsible. rms
peace is Il peace Of violence. II APP
pears to me to have been dictated under
the influence of Foch."
Matthias Erzbergcr. who was head or
the German armistice commission. said
10 the same correspondent: All Dad
propositions made TO us arc unacceptable
and unrcali5able-"
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WANTED-Female

WANTED-Girl for general houseworI;,
in small apartment. One who under
stands cooking. Call Woodsdale, t369-R.
my-5-i
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FOR RENT

POE RENTAL Oakland. Nd, a two
story furnished cottage. centrally 10.
Gated. Modern convenience Address
Arthur Townsend. my1ai
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POE 1EHT-Furnished rooms for light
housekeeping. Apply 1923 Market st.
Phone 1881 Wing. my-S-i
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FOE HENT-Furnished rooms. per week
So up; furnished housekeeping rooms
$3.50 up. range, bath. and phone. 1929
Chapllne street. ny-5-l
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The greater the necessity for saving
the greater your opportunity TO use
The lnt"lliScncer Want Ads.
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BAUER-On Friday. May Q. 1919. at
400 u. M; at his late residence No.
l1.S Water street. F. ]. BAUER, in
the 63rd year OF his age
Funeral notice hereafter.