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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-05
%SUFFRAGISTS GIVE PIN
TO YANK'S BRIDE TO BE

NASHVILLE, Tenn, June S-The
Tennessee Woman Suffrage association
last night voted TO send a handsome
pin to Sergt. Alvin G. York's bride on
the occasion Of the wedding Saturday.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-05

cent fare. The conductor insisted on
the full rate and Thomas says fearing
an attack he fired twice. Burns has
u family. A mob IL feared and the
Jail at Somerset Is guarded.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-27

throw was made to third and he
Eot around to this station before
the bail was returned. He scored
on q sacrifice fly BY lIininres.
The local bunch hHtted around in
the following inning when
Chacon, Neyland, Haley and Adj
Izius all counted after successive
hits had been lined out to differ
ent parts OF the field
Tried 10 Tie.
Graham scored in the seventh IN
an effort 10 tie the score, after four
successive bingles had been made, but
the timely substitution OF Falsken for
Rolla Mapel in the pitchers box
saved the day for the Stengei team
They made five successive hits good
for an Identical number Of runs in
the fourth inning, when Nanny Pons-
ford weakened slightly. Hargrove,
stengel, DEBATE, Tierney and Falsken
crossed the plate in the order named.
the latter knocking q home run and
clearing the sacks stengel scored IN
the fifth and the winning runs were
made In the seventh, when shannon
DEBATE and Tieruey all got around
and deuted home plate
Rola MABEL started the FIRST game
FOR the Stengel team. but was
knocked out in the fourth round He
worked all through the second, with
The exception Of the last two outs in
he seventh inning, being relieved by
7alskeu, who pitched this afternoon.
some Batting Practice
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-27
NICK GUNDY To
BOX IN MIAMI
Local Nit Singer Who
Net Lincoln Has Ar
RANGED Other Bouts.

Nick Gundy. FL Pas0 featherlFe lsht
nit Singer. likes Miami Arlz. He O.
50 well taken with the fans Of the
Arizona city that he intends TO remain
there and participate in a few bouts
during the next month Last week he
was outpointed by Ralph Lincoln.
Earl Nohan's sensational little ban
tam. but he intends 70 90 after a re-
turn bout with the aggressive coast
crack and vindic1te his fistic prestige
TIE bout according 70 published &C
counts. was fast and s1aury as both
OF the little men mixed i Hereby
from the first bell
Il After Return.
In letter 10 The Herald sporting
editor Gundv states that he has not
got any kick coming on the decision
but would like another meeting with
Lincoln. The following account Is
taken from the Arizona Silver Belt
and shows how loosely the little TEL
lows battied.
'.The fight last evening at the Cop
Der Belt Roof Garden was Just as cll-
yer Belt sports predicted. one o. the
best ever seen in the district The
attendance vas not up 10 the stand
ard for card OF THIS kind and no
doubt those who stayed away are
ing the contest
Ralph Lincoln. the hard fighting
san Francisco boy. got the decision az
the end OF the 10th round, the cecls-
ion being rendered by two judges and
the referee
A Silver Belt sport was one OF the
judges. Gene Spear. representative Of
the Record. and Benny O'Brien the
third nan Id the ring the others
Gene Spear gave lfundv one
round. Lincoln four and called five
even. Silver Belt sports gave Lincoln
four, Gundy four and called the other
two even So there was nothing else
for the referee 10 do but hold Up Linz
coins hand IN token OF victory. and
the decision seemed to meet with the
hearty ap1ro--l OF ali present
IN summing no the points Silver
Belt sports found Lincoln really had
a lead in seven Of the ten rounds, but
in three Of them he was credited with
a number OF misses The Belt repre-
sentative deducted one point for each
OF them. which run Gundy's rounds up
TO four and one was apparently even.
making the count four 70 four and
two even"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-27
TEXAS VARSITY TEAM
DEFEATS THE BAYLOR
TEAM IN CLOSE GAME

A USTIN, Texas Oct. 27.-Uuiversity
n OF Texas Longhorns proved them
selves superior 70 the Baylor Bears
BY a score OF % 10 Is in Saturday
afternoons football contest on Clark
field. PLAYED before 5000 spectators
During the first half Texas had
everything its own. but Baylor came
back strong in the last two quarters
and transformed a one sided game
into an interesting battle. The score
at the end OF the first half stood 19
70 0 IN the Langhorns' favor as a
result Of three touchdowns BY Nc
Cuuough. Hedlcz and Cannon The
first two touchdoWua came after
Texas had forced the ban down the
field u straight line plays. while
Llnlous touchdown came after he
bad sllrtel left end and zone through
the entire Baylor backfield for 50
yards.
Baylor Fight Hard.
With the resumption Of playing
The second haif BAYLOR came 10 life
and fought hard game TO The last.
scoring two touehdoWns b. means Of
Q dozen successful forward passes.
In the third quarter Penn. Texas
Euard, added three points TO the
LonehOru score By kicking field
goal from placement. With TIE
score - TO - In their favor IN the
fourth quarter tho Lnuchornsf
drove down for n fourth touch
down. Hedicz curryin- the hail
across This ended the scoring
although both teams threatened
the opposing goals several flrrrcS
before the time keeper fired the
closing pistol
Some Fast Players.
For Texas. the stellar paving Of
NcCulough. Cannon and FAX. and
the consistent gaining Of Hedfclr 1f--
Callum and Brennan rene-tatl1v
brought the Texas stands 10 their
feet. Graves. ca1tafn. Hart and
Blaine at ends. showed sneed that
contributed greatly n the 7 nnghorn
victory. The entire Texas lire held
better than in any previous came
nlavef this far. PENIS toe work put
BIN IN the limehEht as a DANGEROUS
factor SO far as Texas opponents
are concerned
An additional feature ~ ere game
was the puntiur OF both McCaiium
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-27
Church League Teams Meet
In Fast Basketball Games

one point Of the Presbyterian team
was made In the first half By Womel-
dorfL The defensive work OF the
Baptist team was particularly good,
while they also did some pretty bas-
ket throwing and showed a splendid
brand Of team work Lineups and
poiutmakers follow First Baptist
Friend. left forward; Springer, right
forward, four points; J. Williams
center. ten points; Bethea, guard. two
terian-Jones and Nobley, forwards;
Q. Womeldorff, center. one point;
Hardy and Burke. guards
Cathedral Wins Again
The game between the First Chris
tian and Cathedral teams was re-
a fast brand Of ball The victory went
to the Cathedrals as a result OF more
accurate basket throwing
Chncon and Shea effected a
pretty combination and their
work caused many points to nc
crue to the record Of the Cattle
drai team. Lineups and pointmnlz-
erH Weref Cathedrniz-Carson.
guard, four points, p. German and
CordoFu, EuardEi Wrenn, centers
Chrcons forward six points; shea.
forward, eight points. Christian
-HichurdsOn. forward, two
points, Brady, forward, two
points; Bishop and n. Brady, cen
ter brady making two noinfas
MnEruder and Davis, guards.
In q snaDpy. well played game the
First Methodist team hit its stride
and defeated the Mexican lIethodists
by the score Of % to 20. Whatlev and
Sawyer figured largely in the scoring
for the First team. while Gardea
starred for the Mexican Nethodists
The lneups and pointmakers were.
First Methodist-B Whatlev. for
ward. &c points; E. Sawyer. forward.
six points; c. Cook. center. two
points; Kline and Gleason. right
guards; Bias. left guard, four points.
Mexican Methodist. Gardea. for
ward. two points; Lozaro, center, two
points: Favella. forward four points.
T. Herrera, guard two points. c. Fer
nandeE Guard
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-27
Three Teams To
Fight For Title

Chicago. III. OCT s7.-With the
elimination OF Michigan. Minnesota
and Illinois, the race for the -Bis
Ten football Championship IS mar
rowed down 70 a fieht involving Ohio
State. Chicago ard Wisconsin-tne
only undefeateI elevens in the con-
ference--with i1dications strongly
pointing 10 aaaihsr championship
triumph for the powerful Buckey2
squad.
The impressive Is 70 victory Ohio
state scored over Michigan yesterday
-Ohio's first in the Is years OF foot
ball relations between the two uni-
versitiC s-installed the Buckeyes as
strong favorites FOR the 1913 title, al
though Chicago, as a result OF its
crushing a TO 0 defeat OF Northwest
ern. is given serious championship
consideration. Tire indicated wis
consin eleven with Victories over
northwestern and Illinois. Is also
firmly established In the race and
viii battle Ohio state November IS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-27

TEAMS OF the Church basketball
1 league settled down to business
Saturday night al the Y. II. C. A. gym
nasium and the result was some Of
the fastest and prettest basketball
that has been witnessed in many
weeks. one Of the features Of the
evening was the playing Of the ut
Sinai team. which annexed its first
victory OF the schedule by downing
the First Presbyterian quintet by an
overwhelming score. The ut Sinai
players scored virtually at viii, their
opponents being unable TO keep up
with their consistent brand Of ball.
Lapowsd and ANDY Cohen starred
for the Mt Sinai team
The lineups and point makers Of
the teams follow; 7yterian-
Montague, right guard. five points
Fox, LETT guard Becker CENTER F.
Clayton and ". Clay ton, forwards. Mt
poWskL forward II points, kablno-
wiz. center, two points, Grossblatt.
Marcus Bloomberg and Aronson,
guards
Trinity Wins Again.
Nanny Ponsford's Trinity team
scored Its third straight victory by
defeating the Central Baptist aEgre-
cation % 20 2. Ponsford and Virgil
Arthur were the stars Of the game.
which was prettily played through
out
Martin. Of the Baptists, scored
the entire seven points Of his
team. The uueups and pointmnk-
ers rFeref Bnpfists-Bedford and
Graham. forwards Martin. cen
ter, seven POINTS, Hamilton and
Hunter guards Trinify-Arfhur,
forward, &c points; Schiller. for
ward, three points, Gaylord. cen
ters Ponsford, center. 10 nolntss
Mudd. Gaylord and Middleton,
guards.
First Baptist Victor.
The first Baptist quintet inaugu-
rated the evenings card by a victory
over the Mastrrlrelar Dra.l---- .rIa Z.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-27
Close Play In
Arizona Tourney

Tucson, Ariz., Oct. 27.-Thlrty seven
matches were disposed OF IN the Ari-
IONA state tennis tournament Satur-
day, despite the soggy condition OF
the ground due 70 rain Friday
In the mems open singles Judsou
finalst In the recent Border states
tournament Leppla OF the University
OF Arizona; Colonel Hobsou. Oxman
and Rebel, Hall and Ferguson
featured che day.
3liss kissinEer defeated Miss Ro-
madka by superior stroking In a hard
fought three set match in the ladies'
singles
Hobsoa Is leading In the veterans
singles. with Gohring. Cuthbert and
Thompson as contenders
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-27
line GATHERING NET5 VICTORY
MCLEAN GANIEAT HI" STADIUM
Motor Transport Team Unable to Cope With Superior
Speed and Experience Of Student Eleven Who Win
Easily; Coach Tommy Dryer Uses All Of His
Substitutes; Plays High School Saturday

Among those who substituted uera.
8hew. Hardy. TiEhe. Biuf0rl- LcCcr-
nick Weeks. ScEater, Perircl. BroF-s.
tIaarudsr. Smith and Marshall
Capt r r. Neyland. formerly OF
West Point. refereed the game and
wilson McVev was umpire. Or, F'rlr--
Wells Boswell Military Institute
was headlinesmau. while Wendell No
bic and clyde Woollen were timeseer-
ers. Time Of quarters. is minutes
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-27

and Barry. which several times pulled
the Lcnghorns out Of a bad hole Lc-
Cullough's 70 yard run in the second
quarter. failing a touchdown By q
yard. was the stellar play OF the
on clark field In several years.
Bears Are Past.
Wilson. Baylor captain. Dotsou.
Wolfe and Long were the outs-and-
ing players on the Bear eleven Botn
wilson and Dotson managed 10 pcne-
trate the LcnEhorn line Tor consider
ahle gains IN addition 70 circling the
ends for several long rims Several
forward passes. Wilson TO Long and
Dots0n 10 Wolfe. nerted BarlOr's
longest gains. while Dotson's SO yard
run for touchdown in the last half
was exceeded only BY NcCuliough'
run OF 90 yards for the I.onghorns.
The game started with the follow
inc lire
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-27

10 the list that viii 90 10 Cuba 20
play ball this winter This one IS TO
be made up Of players Of the Tampa.
Florida. State league team. reinforced
by several Southern league players
Most Of The Tampa players are
Culans anyway.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-27

s. Paul. Kim. oct 27---lLla
O'DowG OF Paul. nlddieWeisL
champion. and Nike Gibbons. also ~
ST. paul one Of the leading asriral-s
for the title we're matched saturday
20 fiEht 30 rounds here November -l-
John J. Rsddr announced that the
contest VIII be no decision affair.
receipts O-DoWd and Gibbons have
never met
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-27
Colorado Mines
Draws With ". NJ.

Albuquerque, y. ~. oct 17.-I1s
Colorado miners and the University
OF New Mexico football teams oar-iel
10 q scoreless tie here Saturday after
noon. The visitors. who Ou-We shed
the locals. seemed 20 be able TO gain
through tne line at VIII when 10 l1-
middle OF the field but the varsity
was able TO hold them when goal was
threatened
The first half OF the game vas slow.
Incompleted passes. kicking out %
bounds and argument over The rules
consumed much time In the latter
half. however. action became couur--
Gus and al times exciting
The ilneups.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-27
KID PAY0 WINS
FROM NJ. SMITH
Defeats Fast Negro Boxer
in Snappy Bout at Co
lumbus. N. M

Columbus. n. n. Oct 27.-Mseting
his opponent with a stiff left hook.
which ne sent 20 the jaw ard body
with telling effect. Kid Payo, lately
returned from France. knocked out
Nike Smith, Of the 2sth infantry here
Saturday afternoon in the seventh
round Of a scheduled Is round battle.
smith took considerable punishment
during the seven rounds. but at no
stage did it appear that he had a
chance with the rugged boy from II
Paso- Payo outboxed his opponent
repeatedly and often shifted so rap
idly that smith was ba1fled-
Won BY Left Hook.
PaVo floored smith Tor the first
time in the fifth when he got ln
hard left hook 70 the Jaw. The -4tl
scrapper went down FOR brief count
but Payo refused to take chance
on rushing him and stayed away
smith again went down IN the sixth
and was put out in The seventh, when
the aggressive Mexican floored him
three times with left hooks.
some Good ssPreIimin's.s
Young Swanson. Of p company. and
Iron man Gray Of II company.
gath infantry. met IN the semi wlndup.
which terminated when Gray ran into
a stiff right in the fourth round
Knockout Harrison. Of D company.
won a four round decision from
Briggs. Of A company, both boys mix
ing L cleverly from the first gong.
Fighting 1cDaniels. or A company,
boxed a four round draw with Gem
Williams. OF K company.
Lieut. Nike Halloran. athletic Off
Ger OF the Gath. refereed the headliner
bout Of the evening in his usual capa-
be manner. while Denny Ferrel off
n-a-au N the n-nars
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-27

DTRECroR GER. OVATION.

Detroit Tigers and later minor league
manager. who returned recently from
France. was given a home coming
az Scranton last week, where hun
dreds q fans and players ard Just
ordinary citizens ga1nered to DO him
honor.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-27

Two base hits NeJland. Graham, Aim
5arsz. De Fate. g Tierney- Three base hit.
Tiernevs Pipkin- Hils and runs. Of Ma
pei. 10 hits and runs in 8 innings; of
1ierney. hits and & runs IN 3 inninza-
struckout. BY Napsl. .; BY Tisrney. I By
Weiss. s. Left on bases. Stengel stars. g.
z Paso. g FIRST base on balls. of Tier
nav. j: OF weiss. T. First base o. errors
e Pasc. J. Stolen bases Graham. Piplziu-
sucrifice hit. Duty. Passed balls. Duty, y
collins. 2 Tine o. game. 1s1s. Umpires
Kane and HTaf. Conllu-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-27

Bill Rodgers has enlisted his voice
with those who want 70 supplant salt
lake with either Spokane OF Van
couVer in the coast circuit next year,
but be admits he doesn't know wheth-
er anybody is with him OF not IN the
move The chances are not and that
be bad better subside before he gets
II bad
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-27

A lot OF those sure thing" gents
who fl0oyed their bankroil by wager
ing 10 10 on the White Sox VIII al
ways believe the recent worlds series
was framed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-27

Tickets 10 the Tale-Harrard f0oi-
ban game at Cambridge this ~sdr
VIII be pricad $3.50 each TO watch
the cheer leaders work IS worth that
much money.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-27

Cana. ths Hindu wrestling wonder,
Is on his way 10 America and on ar
rival viii be booked 10 meet our very
best rasslers.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-27

Lc-zlg % 3 10 a 3
zGrahan cut hit b. pitched ball
zzBatted for Miniarss IN seventh
Score - innings
steuEel stars -s---.-------.- 900 SO 30
Fl Paso .-..--...-...--.--. 034 600 is
Two base hits. Graham. stenEeL Three
Ease hit Graham Home runs. FalsSen-
Hlts and runs. of Ponsfords 5 hts aud
runs in innings; or 1lapel. &c hits and
runs IN Sis innings of Felsken,
hits and rams a. % innings Of Leyva-
hits and & runs ln Innings Srruckout by
Ponsford. 4. b. llapel. j. b. Leyra. 8. Left
on bases. StenEei stars. q Fl Paso. g. First
base on balls. OF Ponsford. l. First base
on errors. e Paso. J. Kit By pitched balls.
by llapel tGraharnl- By Falskan DUTY.
Double plays. HarErove 70 Steneei- stolen
basass De Fate "a. Falszen. Shannon. Gra-
ham. Haley Sacrifice hits. Leyva and MIN
iarez. Time CT game. $50 Umplres. KANE
and Lzi- Conila.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-27

70 seems that the man who has
made Frank Chance manager OF Tbs
chicago Cubs. succeediug cred
Mitchell. is The same New York base
ban writer wfo recently sold cu-
William -EriEleT's interests
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-27

A TEACHING the line for successive
n gains and mixing this style Of
play with last dashes around the ends
OF the state school Of Mines football
eleven inausurated lts season satur-
day afternoon at the High school
stadium with a victory over the clean
playing Motor Transport team. 90 to 0.
Uses All His ~subs.'
Coach Tommy Dryer OF the Mines
took advantage OF the big score Of -he
team in the first half to send in all
Of his substitutes and while the second
string men did not roll mp as big
tally in the latter part Of the contest
they showed that they were in the
game from the first minute IN the
Transport team the Miners faced an
exceptionally clean playing aggrega-
ton, but who were unable TO stop the
stiff center rushes and more speedy
end runs Of the Texas assayers who
refused 10 uncover any Of their trick
plays after they saw that the game
could be won hy a strictly open game
Both teams brought big dele
cation 20 the stadium the Mines
students showing wonderful
school spirit rs they turned
out en- u1asSe 20 greet the team.
Under the yell leadership Of Rolls
ton Cooper and Cohen they gave
vent 20 their feelings when the
Mines scored their first tally and
Kept Il Up until the last whistle.
The Motor transport boys has
quite a following from the big
shops AZ Camp Boyd and the
eleven did not lack encourage
ueut az any stage Their plays
were detected too quick for them
10 gain any material ndvnn-
fnEe but they fought n splendid
uphill battle.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-27

D PLAYERS MAKE GOOD .
. Memphis fans are elated over q
y the good showing Dixie Carroll =
= and Lou Christenhury made at -
, the end Of the season with che -
= Boston Braves Kid Elberfe1d. -
. the Litle Rock manager. puts .
, In good words for bo-h PLAYERS. .
, saying that Eocd as Pat Dun Q
, can IS with the Cincinnati Reds. .
> Carroll is the better bah PLAYER. =
> needing only To- be taught the =
, zine points Of the game. while -
, Christenbury VIII le a winner .
, u George srallings can JUST -
, lind the place 90 play him in -
, the lineup o. the Braves. .
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-27


Mccullough. Brown for Brennan-
Nunn for Hart. Blaine for Graves,
Kart for Nunn. Graves for Blaine;
Penn for Gohmerts Culn for Eedick-
Hedicl for CUP Hll for Greer;
Rarrr for McCaliun1. HarWeu for
Dennis. lrastin for Green. farrell for
Brown. Moore for Blaine. Hamilton
for Kart
Baylor. Collins for BlaIorh: Striciz-
land for Walker. Jones for MANN
sans for Thomas Rirch for Tanner;
Hatter for Dotson. Weber for LcnT.
Kerr for Jones: C2sstevens for WEB
her- Dotson for Halter: Wolfe for
Dahrev, Dotsan for Weathers. Porter
for Dotson: ManseI To- Czsstevens.
Cairnes FOR Thomas. Whitman for
Cairnes.
The score by quarters;
Texas ...-....-.- i 3 7-e9
Bavfor ..-... f-13
Offirials=E fnnev f1rfssfesinni A. e
nh referee Touch one fTFsshin-ton
University. St Louisl umpire: Moore
Cranderbifl ferdine man. Leach
fBavorl tirnefeeuer
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-27

Graham. as usual. started the ball
rolling in the second inning when he
tripled 20 left field. Haley singled
ard scored the big first haseuan.
adkins struck out. and IN an effort 70
catch haley At third, Collins heaved
tire bah Wild and It went among the
automobiles, allowing the indelder TO
Fipkin singled just before the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-27

The first Baptist quintet inaugu-
rated the evenings card by a victory
over the Westminster Presbyterian
team by the score OF &c 20 one. The
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1919-09-11
OBITUARY

William August Eggert was born
April 25, 1872, in Kirchheim Twp,
Wisconsin, and died August 80, 1919
of typhoid fever, having reached the
age therefore of AZ years. 4 months,
and s days.
In 1879 his parents moved onto
a farm in Mitchell County. Iowa.
and he was confirmed in 1886 in the
Ev. Lutheran St. Peters Church In
Union Town, Iowa. He stayed with
his parents until 1896 when he was
married to Caroline Schlatter, of
Hawkeye, Iowa. There were five
children born to Mr.. and Mrs. Eggert,
two sons and three daughters, Mar
tin, Esther, Phoebe, Lloyd and Ruby.
After his marriage he moved onto
la farm in Mitchell County, Iowa,
and from there he moved to Lyle,
Mimi, where he and his brother.
Charlie, had purchased a hardware
store. In 1902 he moved with his
family to Hope, N. D., where he and
his brother had bought a farm about
nine miles east Of town, where he
lived until the day Of his death.
He is survived by widow, five child
rem, W sisters and three brothers.
The funeral services were held on
Tuesday afternoon, Sept. End, at the
home at two o'clock and the Luth-
teran Church at three o'clock. The
services called forth a very large
%concourse of sympathizing relatives
and friends. The services were con-
Quoted by Rev. j. c. Nauss Of Fargo,
and Rev. W.. L. Wiese. The re-
mains we're laid to rest in the Hope
cemetery.
May his passing from this to the
beyond bring him peace and rest,
and may his soul now rest in that
peaceful haven where the wicked
cease from troubling and the weary
may find rest" And those that re
main here to mourn his loss, may
they in their sorrow remember thai
the Advise Ruler doeth all things
we'll and may they feel consoled thai
in him they had a worthy husband
father and brother and to honor him
that he so lived and so died. May hi
rest in peace in that happy lane
where sorrows and troubles are NJ
more.