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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-12-30
"SUB" QUESTION OPEN
France is Willing to Be Shown Bene-
fits to Trade and Humanity in Use
of Indcrsea Craft.

Paris Dec. 80 (By Associated Press)
The French government will be & ad
to discuss the status of submarines
with reference to merchant shipping,
as well on the humanitarian bearing of
their use, it was said in official circles
here this morning. Regulations of
the uses of these craft might, it was
added, affect the question of tonnage,
but the question of the status must
come first.
1t was pointed out in these quarters,
with reference to the tonnage issue,
that France, including her colonies,
has a coast line of IS, 900 miles to de-
fend, while the United States, includ-
ing Alaska has about 1900 miles
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-12-30
Is HELD ILLEGALLY.
Court Rules That Curtiss is Not in
Asylum According to Law.

Hartford, Dec. 30-That Edward w.
Curtiss is not held at the Connecticut
state hospital at Middletown under
due process of law, is contained in
decision filed today by United States
Dist. Judge Edwin S. Thomas with
clerk of the federal court, who says
process by which he is held does not
satisfy the fourteenth amendment to
the constitution of the United States.
The Curtiss matter was taken to the
federal court on the REALTORS demur-
rer to the defendants return, and the
court finds that two grounds of the
demurrer are well taken.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-12-30
DATA IS SECURED
Information On Retail Prices Will All
Have Been Gathered In Course OF
Another Week, Is Belief.

Washington, Dec. 30.-Federal in
vestigaton Of retail prices of necessi-
ties in all parts of the country is
rapidly reaching completion, it was
said today at the department of JUS
tice.
Agents assigned by Director Burns
of the bureau of investigation have
been gathering price information in
all the large cities and in smaller
communities and country districts as
well and 1t is believed that the whole
country will have been covered in an
other week.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-12-30
MANY FIRES THIS YEAR
Responded to 307 Calls
During the Past Year, Compared
With 40 in 1919.

During the year ending tomorrow
night, the local tiremen have been
called out on 307 occasions for fires,
according to the report of Chief Will
liam j. Noble, which is considerably
in excess Of that Of last year, when
the total number of calls was 40.
The loss to property this year
amounts to s130,551.60, which does
not include the loss at the Herald,
which was the greatest of any fire
during the past year. Chief Noble
places the approximate loss last year
at $4,000. The fire at the church of
st. John the Evangelist today was the
second largest in damages this year.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-12-30
Balfour Planning to
Leave u. S. Jan. ii

washington, Dec. 80. = By Assoc
ciated Press) again Arthur j. Bal
four head OF the British delegation
to the arms conference, has reserv-
ed passage on a steamer sailing for
England, January IA. 1t was stated
by a British spokesman today, how
ever, that this was only a tentative
booking. The British military con-
tingent plans to sail tomorrow from
New York on the Olympic.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-12-30

TO EENT-Cobbler store Mt 81 Dwight st.
Very .easauahle, 500 per month. Inquire
Sc Dwight St, second floor. 12-S0-1dx
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-12-30
WOMEN ORGANIZE.

Trenton, n. j., Dec. 30.-Articies of
incorporation for the Betsy Ross
Building and Loan association of New
ark, the first of its kind in New Jer-
sey, composed solely of women, were
approved today by the state banking
and insurance commission Every
official of the new association from
chief counsel to members of the board
of management, is q woman.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-12-30
DEATHS AND FUNERALS
William Mullen.

William Mullen, aged 25 years, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Mullen of
GO Wilson street, died late yesterday
afternoon at his home, after a lengthy
illness, lie was a native OF this city,
and after his graduation from ST,
Mary's parochial school, he learned
the trade of pattern-maker. He was
employed for n time at the Hartford
Auto Parts company, Besides his
parents he leaves two brothers,
Thomas Mullen, Jrp and Frank Mui-
len,
owing to the fire at the church Of
St John the Evangelist this morning,
the funeral services win be held at
500 o'clock tomorrow morning ut 81,
Mary's church, The burial VIII be in
St Mary's new cemetery,
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-12-30
A. T.. T.. QUITS COBLENz.

Coblenz, Dec. so. tBy Associated
Press)-Led by a band playing How
Dry | Am" 1000 American troops
left here today for Antwerp to en-
bark for the United States on the
transport Cantigny. A large number
of those leaving were leaders in ath-
letic activities who have been with
the American forces in Germany
since the beginning of occupation.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-12-30
CHARGES DISMISSED.

Chicago, Dec. 30.-Charges of vio-
lating the prohibition laws against
Packey Mcfarland, former light
weight boxer and a partner in the
Porter Products Co. of Joliet, ILL.,,
were dismissed today by federal
commissioner. Thomas Mcfarland, a
brother and president of the COM
pany and NJ. G, Scheldt, secretary
were held for the federal grand jury.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-12-30
British Schooner Laden
With Alcohol Is Seized

Washington, Dec. 30.-Coast guard
headquarters today received a report
from Boston of the seizure OF the
British schooner Golden West off that
mort Yesterday by the cutter Acushnet.
The report gave no details OF the eVl-
dence which led to seizure stating
that the ship which had about
S 900 gallons Of alcohol on board has
been turned over to the collector OF
customs at Boston.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-12-30
Financial News

1890 a. m,-fhe last full session
of the year in the stock market be-
gan with little change from recent ir-
regular tendencies, Sears Rocbuck,
common and ptdn were the strongest
features at early gains Of 3-S and 4
points respectively on the strengthen
Ing of the company's financial posi-
ton, Coppers and other metals hard
cned substantially in connection with
reports from Montana indicating re-
sumption early In the coming year Of
mining operations In that district,
Rails, oils, steels and equipments
showed no definite tone. There was
considerable selling of low pricet
shares for cash to effect year end Sc;
Elements
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-12-30
PHOENIX LODGE ELECTS.

The following officers were elected
at meeting OF Phoenix lodge, |. O..
Q. f., last Wednesday evening; Noble
Grand, Leroy Gould; vice grand, Wal
ter Bookman; treasurer Edward Dan
berg; recording secretary, Lewis IT,,
Bell financial secretary, John j. An
derson; trustee, Robert sloan; Imam
cial committee, Fred Horsr'nN ""d
Robin Nredenberg. Installation will
be held Wednesday evening, u.al,,,, !
IL.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-12-30
Minister to Poland
Will Wed at Brussels

Brussels, Dec. 30,-The wedding of
Hugh S. Gibson, American minister
to Poland to Mile. Ines Reyntiens,
whose engagement was announced
from Warsaw yesterday will take
place in this city on February 16, 1t
was announced today. Mile. Reyn-
items Is member of one Of the oldest
Belgian families.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-12-30
MILLIONS FOR GRAIN
Soviet Will Turn Over $10,00O.0OO to
American Relief Administration to
Aid Volga sufferers.

London, Dec. 80 (By Associated
Press THE agreement negotiated
here last week whereby soviet Russia
will turn over to the American Re-
lief administration S10000,000 worth
of gold for the purchase of grain in
the United States for famine relief in
the Voga region was signed here to-
day by Walter Lyman Brown, on be-
half of the relief administration, and
by Leonii Krassin on behalf of the
Russian soviet government.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-12-30
Suspicious of France
Must Cease, Sarraut Says

Washington, Dec. 80 (By Associated
Press ALBERT Sarraut head Of the
French arms conference naval COM
mittee, declared in substance that
France was beginning to be regarded
with suspicion by the other powers
in the Washington meet
ing and that this could not go on.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-12-30

Leon Gorsky OF 6S Sexton street,
reported to the police last night that
while driving his automobile on North
street last night, boy named Labanis
living at ~ Broad street who was
ran into the vehicle. He was
taken to the office of Dr. julius
Rupert, where his injuries, which
were minor, were dressed.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-12-30
RIG RATHER SKIN

Joseph G. Hergstrom, director Of
the physical department of the local
Y NJ. C. A. has on display over the
desk in his Office today the skin from
a seven foot diamond black rattle
snake The same snake, which had 10
rattles and a button, was shot in the
Everglades, near Jacksonville, Florlua,
oy Il. f. Travis, Y. M. &. A. ohlclal
Of that place and personal friend OF
Mr.. Hergstrom's.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-12-30
KETCHAM III NERAL.

Indianapolis, Dec. 30.--William A.
Ketcham, former communicative chief
Of the G.. A. r., was buried here to-
day. The funeral service at the
Ketcham residence was public but
burial was private.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-12-30
ATTENDED, MIllNElNG

In addition to +. Alien Moore, pres
tdent Of the Stanley Works, who was
elected president of the state manu-
facturer's association yesterday at New
Haven. there were in attendance from
this city Ray l.. Maxim, secretary of
the Chamber Of Commerce, Abram
Buol, Paul Ryan, f. c, Goodwin, and
Jesse Atwatcr.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-12-30
Paige Automobiles Cut
Tn Price 20 to 25T

Jack Lash, proprietor of the Lash
Motor company who handles the
Paige cars in this city, has been mott
fed of reduction in the price of
that car ranging from $500 to $500
or 90 to Is per cent The reduction
is effective at once.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-12-30
Kelly Tire Investors
Nav Secure Returns

New Haven, Dec. 30.-A statement
was issued by Albert II. Barclay and
the City National bank of Bridgeport,
as receivers today to the effect that
by a plan now under consideration it
may be possible to secure for stock
holders of the defunct Kelly Tire and
Rubber Co. Of this city, a consider
able" portion Of their Investments.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-12-30
But One Italian Bank
Tn Financial Crisis

Turin. Dec. 30.-The industrial
league here has sent a circular to its
members in connection with the sus-
pension of payments by the Banca
Italiana di Sconto of Rome, pointing
out that this institution is the only
one involved in the financial crisis.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-12-30
DARTMOUTH LUNCHEON

The Dartmouth club of New Brit
ain will have its luncheon at the New
Tr,tain club tomorrow instead Of Jan
uary T. as was planned originally. Inc
meeting has been called by G. Shell
don, president of the state Dartmouth
Association, to complete plans for the
annual state meeting at New Haven,
January T.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-12-30
WORLD RECORD
IN AIR BROKEN


the west than in the east he has par
ticipated in many big meets here. His
acrobats attracted attention during
the Pan-Amarican Aeronautic con-
vention in Atlantic city and he was
labelled d whole flying circus"
Happiest in an airplane he climbs
into his seat with as little concern as
the average citizen going out for a
motor ride. The love of flying runs
in the family for his two sisters
Marjorie and Catherine also are
adept pilots.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-12-30
BEIOW ZERO HERE

The mercury this morning dropped
well below zero in all sections OF the
city and at O'clock it registered 4
degrees below in front Of \. \. Mills
store on West Main street At o'clock
1t was just zero there.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-12-30
BIG SALE ON FURS

Charlottetown. Z. f. L., Dec. 3d.
During the past year fox pelts valued
at over 100000 were sold on the
island the sales being the largest in
the history Of the fur farming in
dustry.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-12-30

Cambridge, Mass, Dec. 30.-The
body Of Rear Admiral Charles Davis,
T. s. n. retired. was laid at rest with
naval honors in Mount Auburn Gene
terry today.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-12-30
NirOln I2atiisii

Nicola Battistl of this city, died
today at ST. Francis hospital, Hart
ford and the remains were brought
to Larai 81 Cagarino Undertaking par
ors in this city.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-12-30

ANNAPOLIS, Dec. 3O.-Three hundred
uiddies have responded to the call
of Coach Spike" Webb for candld-
ties for the naval academy boxing
cam.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-12-30
Altar Is Removed.

Chief William j. Noble this after
noon estimated the loss at between
$4,000 and 100000. After the fire
had been eXtinguished the firemen as
sisted in removing the big altar which
is constructed in Sc ctons, to the base
ment part of the building. Rev
Thomas Laden said this afternoon
that the services on Sunday will be
conducted as usual In the building
Three large statues were destroyed in
the fire. Chief Noble carried one Of
the larger ones to a place of safety.
Mrs. Louis Huber, wire of mem
Der of Engine Company No. 5, fur
nished the members of the depart
ment with hot coffee this morning,
and John McGrail. a member of st.
Johns church, this afternoon sent a
box of cigars to the firemen in recog-
milton of the good work done.
Rev Thomas Laden congratulated
Chief Noble for the work rendered by
the iremen.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-12-30
FIRE PARTIALLY
DESTROYS CHURCH
Continued From First Page

able. Through church fairs and do
nations of parishioners it was soon
found possible to make additions and
recently ground was broken for a
parish house, now nearing compile
ton.
Father Laden was at the scene of
the fire during the entire period of its
seriousness. He maintained d calm
and brave spirit and to his consrega-
ton he urged a similar attitude.
Before the tiremen had left the
building, male parishioners busted
themselves with brooms to sweep out
water and clear debris so that the
work of repair could be undertaken
at once
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-12-30

.- ,.us,.v suaiL modern apartment or
rorw ANA bath with breakfast facilities.
Must he modern and in select section OF
clty. state price, location etc. Address
Rng z Hcrald 12-30-d1N
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-23
seonoinopian Gmerican Saut Der

Scandinavian In,ericau 9aut her /
Spen, iom git iaIlit Den lite SiiIi 1921,
lar enbuu life betalt Ell Sent til Snos
ifpberue. Ser bar pRrct meoct ia9t %
ftreret ont, at @anfcn i!llloe qiere no
oct for benz, iom iad fart tr9nger fine
Sparepenae; men hibtil bar man tlln
iaot idnbe, at oct or Iettcre at tale enc
betale, iaa bet bar iuit life oGret ncs
aen Speg for De mango Siiiuoe Noritc
~ Spenife, iom bar uInt!cIig NOT at eisa
re i'm Sprretning meb Ncuue Sant o.
cIlernteit MI / sc FRANCE Sioer.
aoeites % 9ageiitet res aniteu pB
&laita Tom life op til set fproenteos
iaar; tbi Yriierne bar prret meset
lapc. Settle fpIteS mcgct ituffenSe for
De mango Norite, ium baphe iat iiuc
@,ioIer ino / Saaoe og Siitereoifaber.
Sfic iaa mango reiite biem iii Npr9c
iEsit; tbi De fIeite, TOM bar tGrtt ar
reiic baphe fine Yen9e | Den fauereot
@aut. en- Sci reiite No9 rso Ger
g,nsfiorb". tom afsit fra Ncp gort rcn
Gte bs. 0tause, iom tonlusr tiIbas
ec ira Horse 90 Seeri8e roicr Dc
ucrite Sfibe / bsie Soucr; ma paas
Ifadr enboa, at 8bie QIaN5 paa "Stops
angerfiore" % "Sersen&ficro" er fuIb<
itrubis Iigc soo iom 2Ncu Slabs paa
mango andre Stibe. Seq faar Scrcts
niueen fra Sasidgerer, iom refer me0
re iurftienias 9inier, o8 ale, iom tagcr
Den noriic Imeritaiinic, irues at pGrc
teSt tilirebsIilet.
SrGiieeut SarbiusS ~SrcoSpIaner bar
blInbet fort Hp os ScBtiitrirg bIaubt
ret trutenbc os freoseIItcnSe Soil, mems
cen Iapere Solfemasie, Stummet %
&iGrmeu times life at prrc be9eiitrct
hpertcr for Trriioert 4arSire cDer
hans bsic Strrben eftcr at pprctte ras
rig 6reS for Grerifa p8 &eroen. IosIe
ifrieer enbnu paa @ooNrop 8iIion o.
hens oemotratiite Sarti; maj iamIer
eftcr 8riespensene, Tom a i GirtuIas
ton / 8iIions @lanstiN, muu brems
met ON ar ticite lette Serge, % bess
rGrrc maa cnbeI ianmculignes meb Scn
engeIIIe airrrins. iom itrar efter |aa.
beubpiIen par erflrret ingoe: IS %
NTH that this lpar ipou,o babe fept OH
MIDI longer becaliie ne ncper MADE ic
mud Ionen as npip."
Reb 2rite om en- gIrNtIi8 SitI OF Ct
Gobt Narl
9. ~. 6. q. Ser t2te Sec. 1921.
9. 9. GIauior.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-23

re, iom berfor bar bubt 95 Gents for,
1T DC M 25 Gents for - en- baarIig
S~pefulatioul Ren Ell aoo Qprepenac!
6or n~Grp9renoe er mt Corn orrot hin
p til % Gents % ale andre 8rsniors
ter | 5orboIb. en- aItfor flor SoritieI!
Repsan9en pdd Yriierne paa Sars
r1erue5 YroSIfter iaa bel ipm Den itpre
Srranbring / ale miiIise Sing. err aIt
anoet eno til Soltet5 Bel. Settle fom iaa
plueielig ODER Solt, ia, liseiom Ell &as
itepino tommer ncb fra Sielbtpppen Ell
t!ur % forbaabningSfuIh Sonmerbae
% foritprrer ale 9ooc Sorbdabnineer
rtoerc 6remsang beune Sag p9 lru9c
~cfierpaa. Set er lief at nnbres pau.
chi Sarrerne beepuoer at bIipe utaaIs
nlootge, men Oct er Soritiel pad uifnlbig
AIaee c9 at tale f~orfGn9eIigt % beipots
tcIi9t, Tom iaa mango gjsr n~utiloags.
Set er bu, @ubiielor, life ioritanoise
triitne 6oIt, iom prattiiersr % taller
Zig; men ri bar altio noseu al bet
Slags SoIt, iom fables SritGufere, TOM
clttb inues Dc bar Ret til al uotaIe Jig
ioa forfruseIigt iom muIist / ale 5iua.
Sag M, I. Gg. beuue rigc Ratsaplina,
men biSie Iape Yriier, iaa Tiger Den
uiatremmeIise Sritenfer, at BET beta
Ier Jig life at ta8e bare paa "tbe--
Corn. San tiger oihere, at "bet Hal
faa Iig9e / Sila bct utcite al set % Res
ten itaI ie9 BRUCE iom Srrubiel". Nu
bill ie9 ii9e til eber, Sarmere, tai @uo
for Den pclii9ncoe 9obe Milling og rag
Ssare paa Den pan bcbite Rnabe 90
tring inb / bin egeu Sabc ct pasienbt
fort &oautum al hiu Sperflob; tbt
hpem peb, ont ri nGite Iar fan bliue
telii9net ueb Ell iaaoan rig Ssit i9ieu?
Si bar MI bant mere ems lpp iruotbare
Iar efter btnanben, % ON ri III lille
rnIier at nRpue ipo ufrugtbdre Var,
Iuabdrnc 1om inotrdf | Gduddus 2dub,
iaa tunoe Oct 9oot trGfie, at nGonte
Mars IpIin9 paa no9eu giddbe finhc
ilaa fell eler mislntfes. @oot "a at
taoe Ell Tibet Sorraab paa Saauo. )
bette SilfRlbe pnr Oct ooot at efterfsI9c
%piefs @rcmpel. Sau foruoiaa oct, ioir
ifecbe, efter Of boOe operueiet lin Srsm,
hpori ban inuteS ban iaa 1uu feoc aier
iti9e op al 6lobcu, os eiter Dem opite9
irp maere &isr, lpm opiIuste DC febe.
$,piltet bcteh, at Der tom ipn ooermdda
&c frlgtbare Gar % eiter Dem inn nIbcs
les ufru9tbare Gar. Soief banolcoc
tiieIi9eu, o~pfisbtc al SperfIOb at 9orit
i g@espteu, % ba Suuger5usoeu Tom,
bcpoe Soief aorn at iGl9e os uobeIe i
pnsienbe Yortiouer, o8 iaaIeDe3 Itileot
han ocb lin @i5bom ben iurre Suus
G~ersrsb, Iom oilers piIoe rammct ga.
MANS 2auh.
e 81 Rru,rre
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-23

f:Gr og oniorssfuIo SGgtefGae % Sds
Der. Sdn er ogida onbt iapnet al line
Llange &erner % Yaboer, io1n er OBJ
rrgtig o9 Grlig % gobmooig Ranb. 6nu
tar aItip rGb for at sisre andre imoo.
Gan bar ntegct tdalmooio unber lin
Shgbom % bcoe / Ell itert Sro pdu lin
Grelier % opergnp iig til BAN, iom
iturer % lcber alt bdaoc / Strnmel OF
paa Sorp. 3ar bar oltio beifi4ftiget
nleb no9ct % Idu uo, iom ban par res
ristia GOD Selbrco / Set ieuere, arbeioet
belle Sipet % belle Sen Sag ban bIeu
ltGgenSc Ill IN auclocu, Du ban bIeu
inc. Martir Sagcu bar isSt / Norec
lite Sult 1S45. tom til Nmerifd /
1868 iii Can Claire, 8is., bpor Fan
ppboIht Jig / uo9eu SiS. Serfra reiitc
tan I'll Spriug @rope, Iiuu. SeIene
Saricu, iom Tom fra NOr9e / 1871, inS:
off / S@gteiiab meS ham / 1872. Sc
hapbe pGrct gift rGiten / 80 Nar OF
itrIoe feiret lit @ulobrpLup Sen lite
Sunni / Oct tomuterbe Idr. Sc hdpnc
ut Siem nTr Spring 8roue / uogIe Iar,
bpcr ban bar Sueofer % eioroe Suebz
frrarbeibe. s 1877 Tom han til 5oracc,
u. Sat, % bointte iig Sbeperuc
Nipcr pud fit Someiteao og a eli al
&c fsrite Settlcrc / Gals Gouutp, bppr
Fen bar beet hi lin Sso. Sm toa iig
reg jig en- Seiie I'll Seitfpitcn i 1905 foc
ct ic i'm creitc @rooer. anbers Saeeu
/ SartIano, @aib., Tom bIep la9t III
S,pt!e for noglc Iar iioen. Rdrtin ga
cen eftcrIaoer iig en- bpbt ier9enbe gnz
te. 20 Var aamrneI, % 8 Setre, nen1Iia
Suita % @trS. Nettic 8citcr paa Sjems
pIabieu o. Mrs. grriIie Sreberict / Sas
tenport, y. SAT, FAINT 9 Ssrnebsrn.
go 9etrc, Solttic % Siaic, % en- Ssn,
S,ererlct, er gnaet iprun for at msbe
bdm I bet coiae 9ip, boor Ser life er
Sors Saou cucr Sr9pom mere.
Where white robed band of angels
Echoes the sweetest strain
Another now has entered
To chant that soft refrain.
1t would lift the heavy burden.
Would ease the aching heart,
But there is one consolation,
One hope if loved ones part.
If in despair and sorrows
Such parting hour we view
Some day will meet our loved ones
Above the bending blue"
@cgrapeIicu iOregif ira Sismmet %
| Wcit &oracc Ittberifc Girfc, hpiS 0icz
ni9bco ban aItio tiIberic. Yaitor Gns
hreicu forrettebe pA taItc Saabets o.
: ~reiterS Orb til Den isr9cnoe SanliIic
o9 Soridmliu9. en- RrrgSe Isnncr
filgtc ham iii hans iioite SpileItep, OF
mango ca patrc bar De gIpmitcr. ionl
blco Ia9t pdd hans @aorc. en- Iinbez
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hans Sgre til Utisliuneu af apinbcfors
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