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BIRTHS. FRANKLIN. Mr. and Edward Kranklin, Jr. (nee Knirel).

a. fine baby girl. Thanks to Dr. Blrchard, Grandma Engel and Grandma Franklin. To nd Mrs.

Fred E. Hartman'n, a fine baby boy, Friday, November 14. Thanks to Dr. W. V.

Abbott and Grandma Aue. KATZENBERGKR To Mr. and Mrs. m. Katxenberger, a fine babv girl, November 6.

Thanks to Dr. Wittenberg and Ohio Maternity. LUR1E Tcr Mr. and Mrs. Sam Lurie.

a fine big hoy. Both doing well. Thanks to Dt. Estell. PHlLLirS To Mr.

and Mrs. Ben Phillips. a Oli-pcind daughter, on November 1.1. 1013. Thanks to Dr.

Kautz and nurses at his hospital. DEATHS. JKHNE Catherine Behne (nee Schweitzer), beloved wife of Bernard Behne, Thursday. November 13, at 7:40 a. in her year.

Funeral Monday from residence of her sister. Mrs. Peter Merkl. 8.18 Ludlow at 8:30 a. m.

Requiem high mass at St. Boniface's Church at 9 a. m. KG A Ella Bergman, at St. Francis's Hospital, Saturday, November 15.

1013, 7 p. m. BOKHL Alice- Boehl (nee Blum), beloved wife of Harry Boehl, Friday. November 4, at 1 p. aged years.

Funeral from late residence. Oak and Latham a Price Hill, Monday, November 17. at 7:15 a. m. Requiem high mass at St.

Lawrence's Church at 7:45 a. m. LOUTirr-Bernie Boutet. suddenly, at his norac, twvi vvesi nun st. uue notice of funeral.

BrtKNNEN John E. Brennen. Requiem high mass- will bo said for John Eren- nen, husband and father of Catherine and Clifford Brennen. November 10, at t. Lawrence Church at a.

invited. UFtl'NK Fred F. Brune. beloved husband of Carrie Brune (nee Ott), in Covington. k.

ivovemDer 1.1, lsu.i, aged 4i years, Kuneral Tuesday, November 18, from the late residence. 110 atklns at p. m. Interment in Highland Cemetery. KNUBKINKHOFF Minnie EnRbririk-iioff (nee Hackman), in Los Angelew November 7.

1913. aged 79 years Mother of Mrs. Lizzie Kehlenbeck. of I. os Angeles, and Mrs.

Sophia KoreU, Cincinnati. KORD Mary Loretta Ford, beloved wife of James. B. Ford. Friday.

November 14. In her 30th year. Funeral. Monday November 17, at -S a. from the resi mass at St.

males' Church at a. m. Francis de F.RVER?-Mrs. Katie Gervers (ne Revnoldsi. beloved wife of lidward Ger vsrs.

November 14. at "3 a. in her "if. venr. Funeral from late residence.

Vn. T.I'JT liornnan Avondale. Mon- lay. at a. m.

High mass of reciuiem nt SL Andrew Church at 8:30 a. m. 1 Vioksburg Miss. papers please copy.) John Griffin, relict of the late Kathryn GMftin 'nee Reardoli). at his residence, Jefferson St.

Bernard Ohio, Friday, November 14, at m. Funeral Monday." November 17 8 a. m. Requiem high mass at St. Church at a.

in. Chi-. ag- papers please copy. HKIXTZ Margaret Heintz (nee Gecs -wife' of George A. Heintz.

at her yiil'rice, WaMw Price- Hill; 4i years. Funeral Wednesday. November lth Solemn requiem' high naps- at St. Lawrence's Church at m. 'I New and St.

Louis 1 irs please copy. Ki. MIT Elizabeth Helmig (nee relict of George Helmig. Thursday. November 13.

at p. aged 74 ra. Funeral Monday from residence daughter, Mrs. Charles- Knox, T.I Wlnchell at 8 a. m.

Requiem n.gh. mass at St. Augustin's Church at m. Friends Invited. William G.

Housh. at Moscow, 'hio. November 15, aged 81 years smiths and 10 days. Funeral services nt late residence Monday. November 17, p.

m. Ripley, Manchester and Aber-'i tn (Ohio) papers please copy. J1 "HANNES Peter Johannes. Friday, November 14, 1013. at 0:55 a.

aged si years and 6 months. Funeral Mon--Cav, No'vem'beT 17, from late residence. Elm at 1:30 p. m. Friends in- AMMAN 'Margaret Kamraan (nee Thieli.

beloved wife of Frank -Kamman. Saturday, November IS, at 10 a. at fitdenee. 1048 Flint aged years, 'jneral Monday from the Busse fe Hoffmann funeral chapel, 2 ni. Friends Invited.

UAXNKR Joseph Kraxner. beloved hijil.and of Hattie Kraxner (nee Litis. Saturdav. November 15. at a.

m. R'iria! Monday, November li. at 2 p. from late residence, 2453 Eastern av RV'Z William G. Kresz.

beloved hus- and of Saliie Kresz (nee Ewlng. in his ear. Funeral from late home, Taft nevlot, Novamber, 1 i p. LNTRY John Lantry. beloved husband Lantry (nee Lyons).

Saturday. November 15. at the residence his motUt, Mrs. Mary Lantry, OOs W. Sev fth Due notice of funeral.

l.i.I.Vf:LLYN Lorena Llewellyn nee rk.r.p.ei. beloved wife of Wijllam 1. n. Friday. November 1J.

111. "A years. Fuiieral Monday. No- 17. with services at the late resi-I riC.

perry st. Covington. at i. ni. interment at Highland cemetery l-1 "KK.V Bernard Lucken, beloved of I.innie Lucken nee Westl.

at "-sidence, Gallon Sedams- Mlk. F'uneral Tuesday morning, with requiem hluh mass at Lady of Perpetual Hi lp 'hutch, interment at Evergreen cm-iery. MADDEN-Ellen Madden, beloved wife of -ames after a brief illness, uneral Monday. Novenrber 17. at 8 -a.

rrom residence of her daughter, Mrs lonn Itzmorrls, 512 Elmwood Elm-nood I'lac. Ohio. Requiem high mass V1-. -uoysius's Church at a. "iirlal at St.

Joseph's Cemetery. Pltts- 5 ana Chicago papers please copy. Ai.SKLAS-Frank Marselas. at his home. Columbia Newport.

No- aged 47. Funeral Tuesday 'i p. at Evergreen chapel. MKKKKR-J. W.

Meeker. In Florida. No enib-r 12. Funeral from his late home "i Harrison, Ohio, Monday, November 1 at p. Jl.I.OY-Katherine Molloy (nee Harris) -loved wife of the late Michael Molloy ''day.

November-14. at 11 p. ysHience, iiiKi st. Funeral Monday. November 17.

Requiem hlirh St. Mary's Church, viay at 8:30 a. m. -TT-Mary Ann Mylett. widow of Michael Mylett, at residence.

13.V November 13, funeral from St. Marys Cathe ira! Tuesday morning at 0 o'clock. In rnicnt in St. Mary a Cemetery. NilJKR-Phillip Nider, beloved husband of (nee Adamson), Krldav "vemlier- 14.

1013, at 11 p. in his 'in year. uneral from late residence so i'n Hill Monday, November 17 p. m. adijsg-Harry F.

Quadling, beloved auu or lAura yuadiing (nee Ewin) iddr nly, November 13, at his residence lvtrniper lane. uneral services a -i ririK orove Chapel Monday. Novem ai p. m. JfANK 1.

-Robert Rankins. beloved hus Jjand c.f Klizabeth Rankins (nee Black) s-iiurday. November 15, at residence 01 i.u,Lntr' Mrs- Edward Brockmar V'(1 Leading road, at 7:20 p. aged 7 County Ky'1 at Btaffrd HiU' art beloved hnaband of Vc Friday. tun -h at residence.

vomU, I- o- i i p. m. HZlnP ra.ce Richard, suddenly, at chlcasro. Bunai Monday. 30 a.

m. Louise Rlemeier. J.1'".0' JV-in D- Rlemeier. Saturday her residence. a5t) Zr5Z aged years f.t re TiH-hs- i unerl services at the at 2 p.

Tue8lay. November 18, 8Ji.l";:ph.-,;,f!a,nte,' infnt Bn Joseph and Cat her Maffesi. November 14, l'Tn ied 4 months and 8 days. Funeral VnnA.v November 17. from late reridence 22S Walnut Reading, Ohio.

SCHILDS-Ellzabeth Rchilds inee Daniels), beloved wife of Georee SchiMa at her home. Madison av Covlrnr-ion. Friday. '14 1913 uneral from' late residence Tuesday' November IS, at 2 p. m.

Interment in Highland Cemetery. SPITZLBKRGER Ldward O. Kpltzlberg-er. husband of Mrs. Christina Spltzlberg-er-mee-Voigtlander).

at his home 74 Pearl Cincinnati, at a Thursday. November 12. aged 27 years Kuneral Monday from the residence of his mother. 2.X Falriield Bellevue, Ky. 1 Reguiem hifrh mass at St.

Anthony's church at 8:30 a. m. DEATHS. SCHUERMANN-C. Frederick Schuer- mann.

beloved husband of Dorothea Schuermann (nee Elckhoff), Saturday. November 15, 1U13. at 2:30 a. at his residence. No.

2801 Carthage Pleasant Ridge, aged 82 years. Funeral Tuesday, November 18. at 1:30 p. from late residence. Friends Invited.

SIERMANN Agnes Siermann (nee Grun- aeu. Deioved wife of Mr. Charles Siermann. Saturday, November 15, at 11:30 a. aged 31 years and 14 davs.

Funeral from late residence, 1634 Hamer Tuesday. November 18. at 2:30 p. m. IColurabua (Ohio) papers please copy.) SQCIRES Adaline Squire (nee King).

Saturday. November IS, 2 a. aged 78 years. Funeral "from the residence of her daughter, Mrs. M.

C. Bartholomew. Monday. November 2 p. m.

Burial at West Chester. STRECK Mrs. M. A. Streck, beloved wife or Lugene Streck.

at 3:13 p. at residence. No. 3828 Burwood South Norwood, Ohio. Notice of unetal later.

VERWOHLT Henry Verwohlt. Saturday, is. at 11:45 a. aged years. Funeral from the residence of his daughter.

Mrs. Joseph Nau, 1024 Sturm Tuesday, November 18, at 7:15 m. Requiem high mass at St. Lawrence's Church at 7:45 a. m.

WESLEY Margareth Wesley (nee Cox). Friday. November aged 3 years. Funeral Monday from the Busse Borgmann Company's chapel at 1 p. m.

WETTERER William Wetterer. beloved husband of Elizabeth Wetterer (nee Lambert), Frldav, November 14, litis, at 11:15 a. well fortified with the sacraments of the holy church, aged 44 years 4 months and 4 days. Funeral Monday, November 17. at 7:15 a.

from his late residence. No. 2305 Cole-rain av. Requiem high mass at St. Augustin's Church at 7:45 a.

m. Friends invited. In Loving Remembrance Of our dear mother, Louisa Naget (nee Kiumb.i who entered into ret Novem ber" 18. 1012. One year has passed.

And no one knows how we vou; ou were so-good, kirid and true. God alone, for He knew best. Called vou to that home of rest. 'Twas a bitter grief, a shock severe. To part with you whom we loved so dta' We miss your coming footsteps: We miss your, loving voice: Home is not what it used to be Since you are not there.

Our hearts are filled with sorrow. Our eyes bedimmed with tears: Oh, if we only had you. mother. Our sainted mother, dear! Your fair face beams before Us From a portrait on the That Is all that is left to cheer us Since you answered your last call. Friends 'may think the wound is hejled.

But little do they know the sorrow That lies withrh our hearts conceuled. You are gone, but not forgotten. And ne'er shall your memory fade: Sweetest thoughts shall ever linger 'Round the grave where you are Iid. From Her Daughter, Law and Grandchildren. Requiem high mass at St.

Mark'; Church November 1s at ":45 a. m. In Loving Remembrance O' Mrs. Josephine Heineman uiee Ste- chanv). who died November 1...

1012. No one knows how much we miss you. You were so Rood; so kind and true: God alone, for He "knows best. Called you to that home of rest. Twas a bitter (Trier, a shock severe.

To iart with you. we loved so dear. Time was too short to' ay good-by To the one we loved so dear. We miss your coming footsteps. We miss your loving voice: Home is not what it used to oe Since you are not there.

You are gone, but not forgotten: Never shall your memnry fade: Sweetest thoughts shall ever linger- Round the grave where you are From Her Loving Husband. Son. Mother and Sisters. In Lpving Remembrance- Of our beloved husband and papa. Harry Tfoeger.

who departed this life November 17. l'12. One sad year since left us. Whom we loved and cherisiieu dear. Can we help but feel lonely hen our dear-one Is not nere No more his kind and loving face Shall lieht the jrloom of home.

Yet in memory's love we see" him While in sorrow we are alone. Oft from our hearts-comes a bitter cry(1 Why. oh why. did dear papa die? Then comes the thought so solemn and deep. He is not dead, but only asleep.

From His Loving Wife and Daughter. In Loving Remembrance Of my dear wife nnd loving moti-er. Mr-. Julia' Henrich ne Kuderi. who dl November 1012.

A precious one from us has gone. A voice we loved -is stilled; A place is vacant in home which never can ne nuea. Oft from our hearts comes a hitter ry Yhv. oh. why.

did our motm ui-t Then comes the thought so solemn and deep She is not dead, but only asleep. Vrevm Her Loving Husband and nll- In Loving Remembrance Of my dear son. GeprKe L. wi died Novemoer l. mil.

I have longed for you, dear son. ThrouKh these two long, weary year; My heart is rliled with sorrow. Mv bedimmed with tears. Oh. how I miss you How I wish you were Your face-beams btfore me Prom a nortrait on the wan.

That is all that's left to cheer me. Since you- answered your last can. From His Loving Mother a-nd Sisters. In Loving Remembrance Of our dearly beloved son, Aufjustin J. Bollmann.

who passed away November IS, liHU, in his nineteenth year. We have longed for you, dear Gussie, Through this long, weary yesr. Our hearts are filled with sorrow. Our eves bedimmed with tears. Only a "little while, dear Gussie.

Only a little way. And we shall reach the hidden gate By which you went that day. From Your Loving Mother and Father. In Memory Of our dear son. Je.se Hariigan, who died November IS, 1012.

The month of November again is The saddest one to us in the whole year, Because it took from us away A dear one a year ago to-day. Oh. It was hard that November day. To see our son pa.ss away. The angels hovering around his bed that evening Whispered; Jesse, come.

Sadiy Missed by Mother and Father. In Sad and Loving Remembrance Of our darling little girl, who died November 17 years months 1 days. Luella Nagel. P.iLi, aged Oh, how we have missed you, Luella, our darung. Through this sad and weary year Our lives would be so happy If you were only here.

Sadly Mised By Her Papa. Mamma; Wil- lard and Ruth. Also, oranama- and Grandpa. i In Loving Remembrance Of Raymond and Esther Vogel, who died October and iu. j-joi.

'Neath our eves they faded slowly. Growing day by day more frail. Bearing sweetly all their suffering. Without murmur, moan or wail. You are sleeping-, dearest children.

Where the golden waters flow. And we. know you both are happy In vour everlastlnir home. Sadlv Missed By Their Parents and Brothers, Edwin and Charles VogeL In Loving Memory Of our dear husband and father. John B.

Peppers, who died November 14, When we leave this world of changes. When we leave this world of care. We shall find our missing loved one In our father's mansion fair. Call not back the dear departed Ancnoren sare where storms are er. On the border land we left them.

Soon to meet and part no more. Sadly Missed By His Wife and Children. In Loving Remembrance Of Maryi Rice, who died November 17 Dear sister, how we miss you. Since from earth you passed away. And our hearts are sad and lonely As we think of you to-day.

From Her Loving Parents and Sisters. In Memory Of John Brennen. who died November uo. 1111. Requiem high mass Thursday.

Oom, but not forgotten, THE 'ENQUIRER, CINCINNATI, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1913 DEATHS. IN MEMOUIAM EMMV HUGHES CORRIGAN. MARCH 1. 1880 NOVEMBER 21. 1912.

AN ODE TO AN ANGEL. The breezes of a summer night are wafted by thy wings. Thy hands reach down and lighten sorrow's load; The tuneful echoes of thy voice are songs the wild bird sings. Thy smile is one that brightens God's abode. Thy happiness brings sunshine in the Indian Summer day.

Thine eyes' reflected splendor lights the stars; The glory of thy tresses fair begets the soft moon raya. Thy robes create the rainbow's tinted bars. Thy laughter gives the singing brook its muslcsoft and low. Thy footsteps tread where sweetest flowers bloom: Thy brow reflects to winter days the whiteness for their snow, Thy Angers trace the sunset ero night's gloom. The scented blossoms of the earth are perfumed by thy breath.

Thy lips caress the dawn and cause the dew. Thy presence proves eternal life dear heart, there is 00 death! A little while, alone, and then then you. In Loving Memory Of our dear mother and grandmother. Lucy Wiedemann, who died November 18,1008. Rest in peace, our noble mother, God has given, God has taken.

-Dear mother, we must the crtrel pain. Fori a loving one has promised We in heaven shall meet again. From Her Irving Daughter, Matilda Nelser. and Son. Otto Wiedemann.

In Memory Or Joseph Moertl. who di'ed November 17, 1012. The stars are dimly shining upon one lonely grave. Where sleepeth, without waking, one we dearly loved, but could not save. We are lonely and ofttimes weep, for we miss you everywhere; God called you.

He alone knows best; His will be done forever. May you rest in peace, is the wish of your Irving Sisters and Brothers. In Loving Remembrance Of our dear husband and father, William Fahnle, who died November 14. 1912. Though earthly ties are broken In life we'll meet no more.

Our thoughts are with you, dear father. On yonder distant shore. The God who gave has taken. The heaven our father has won: Although our hearts are sad, The will of God Is done. From His Loving Children.

In Memory our beloved husband. Herman Dick-iH man. who died November 1K12. Just one year ago to-day Since my dear nusband passed away. I saw him suffer, heard his sighs.

With aching heart and weeping eyes: I saw him sinking hour by hour. Vet could not stay death's awful power: now lie calmly sleeps at iaat. Ali pains, all aches, all sufferings pjti. His Loving Wife. RoSa Dlckman.

In Loving Remembrance Of my u-aily beloved 'daughter, llcleu Pohlking. who departed tnis life November lis. 1U12. I often sit and think of you. H'eien, When I am all alone; You are gone, but not forgotten.

And never shall your memory fade. Sweetest thoughts shad over linuer Around th tcruve wbefe juu arc- laid. From Her LoMng Mother. In Memory oar ieluved mother. Catherine Clark, died November 5.

Sleep, dear mother, thy work is o'er. Thy ia'thful hands will no more. Three lonp years have passed away; We hope to meet you some sweet day. May your dear soul rest in eact From Her loving Husband and Children. From Her Loving Husband und Children In Memory Of my ji othcis.

Henry ho died June 4. John Veeneman. who died November 15. Hernard Vie- neman. who died June 5.

Gone, but not forgotten. Mass at St. Paul's Church. Friday. November 21.

at 7 o'clock, Sadly Missed By Mr. and Mrs. Evans and Son. In Loving Remembrance Of out dear tun and brother. Jamej Bowllr.g, wiio passed away November 15; li'12.

Sweet and peaceful be Ida rest. Forstet him we can never. God called him. He alone knew His will be done forever. From His Ixving Pareuts.

Sitter Brothers. and In Loving Remembrance Of our dear husband and father. Henry LeedeKer, who died November 17. 1. We often sit and think of you.

dear father. When we are all alone. You are none, but not forgotten. And never shall your memory fade: Sweetest thounhts shell ever linger Around the grave where you are laid From tl.e Bereaved Family. In Loving Remembrance Of ouTjdear father, James II.

Cramer, v. ho died November li. Sleep, dear father, thy work is o'er. -Thv faithful hands will toil no more. Three long years have passed away; We hope to meet you some sweet day.

My your dear soul rest in peace. yFrom His Loving Wife and Children: In Loving Remembrance Of my dear Oilver Rosenbeck. who departed this life is, The month of November air.iin is here. The saddest one to me in the whole yea: tjecause li iook. irom mc A dear one seven years ago to-day.

His loving htart is now at re-t. His Loing Mother. In Memory of our son- and brother. Frank Orhler, iio died November U. Gone, but not forgotten Never shall his memory fade: Sweetest thoughts shall ever linger Around the grave where lie is lai i.

From His Parents. Sisters and Brother, In Loving Remembrance Of Salome Stoeckel. who passed away November li, lrJ. Dear mother, how we.miss joj. Since from earth you passed away: And our hearts are sad and lonely As we think of you to-day.

From Her Children. In Loving Remembrance Of our dear mother, Mary Sweeney (nee Frlel), who passed away 11, In the shelter of Thy sacred heart. Sweet Jesus, may she rest: We loved her much. But still we know Thy holy will is best. From Her Loving Children.

In Memory Of our beloved son and brother. Garrett J. Kaidt, -who passed away November 11. 1911. i Father.

Mother and Sister. Card of Tharks. In the darl: hours of our sad bereavement, relatives, friends and neighbors ex pressed their sympathy in kind assistance. consoling woras oi nope. use mis method or expressing our gratuuae ana heartfelt thanks to all who remembered us in the loss of our dearly beloved husband and father.

George Zeigler, aged years; also, do we thank the Moose Lodge N'o. '2 for their pallbearers and for their service at the home: the Bonion iMInntrelB for their kindness shown ua during his long illness, and for their beau tiful nowers. ana also ai utengei ana his friends for the beautiful floral offer ing, and also thanlc Kev. Dorn for his service, and Undertaker Schreiber for the efficient manner in which he conducted the funeral. Submitting to the will of God, we realize He reigns supreme.

From the Bereaved Wife and Sons, Har old and Georgle. Card of Thanks. We wish to thank our relatives and friends and neighbors for the sympathy and kindness shown us in our late sor row and sad bereavement In the loss of our mother. Katherine Fink; we espe cially thank Rev. Hubschman.

pastor of Cumminsvllle Lutheran Church, for his kind words, and the Sisters of the. Dea coness Hospital, for the kind and good treatment given; also Mr. C. Dhonau. the undertaker.

for the efficient manner. In which he conducted the funeral: also, do we wish to thank Mrs. Perd Zimmerman for her kind songs, and all friends and relatives for ft many beautiful floral I 1 onennga. arauy DEATHS. Card of Thanks.

We wish to extend to our relatives, friends and kind neighbors our s'nceie and heartfelt thanks for the kindness and sympathy shown tis in our late sorrow and sad bereavement in the loss of our beloved daughter, Hilda Mae Renkert. We also wish to thank the dono' of ths many beautiful floral pieces. We especially wish to thank Rev. Hugo G. Eisen-lohr for his kind and consoling words at the house and grave; also the pallbearers and Wrassmann Burfknecht for the efficient manner in which they conducte 1 the funeral.

From the Bereave Parents. Card of Thanks. desire to extend our sincere thanks to all relatives, friends and neighbor for the kindness shown us in our sad bereavement in the loss of our dearly beloved husband and father. Joseph Ilusam. especially Rev.

Father Overman, C. K. of O. Branch No. 3.1.

St. Aloysius Men's Society. St. Charles Benevolent Society, pallbearers and Dr. Beck; also, all donois of the beautiful tioral and spiritual tributes, and Undertaker John Hodapp for the efficient manner in which he conducted the funeral.

From the Bereaved Wife and Children. Card of Thanks. We desire to extend our sincere and heal Kelt thanks to our many friends ami relatives for the kindness and sympathy shown us in the sad bereavement in the loss of our dearly beloved lister. Mir. Meimann: we bJho wish to thank Rev and Rev.

Hlees for their kin 1 at tendance: especially uo we man. pallbearers; also, we wish to express thnnlo Iwi Intuit rtriT-al tritinte -u it Sons for the excellent care and manner in which conducted the funeral. Fiom the Bereaved Sisters and Brother. Card of Thanks. We desire to express our deepest appreciation and gratitude to our relatives friends and neighbors for the kind sympathy expressed to us in our sad bereavement in the d-atii of our beloved son and brother.

QeorKC C. Sclimitt. Jr. We also to thank those who presented the bountiful tioral also, to Rev. Murston we express our many 'thanks for Lis serices.

and to Fndertak-r Carl Rabe for h's efficient services. The Bereaved Kainily. Card of Thanks. 1 to thank my many kind lends and relatives for tie kindness, and sympathy shown in the loss of my beloved husband. Anthony J.

Hilmer; especially I wisii to thank lU-v. Father Kissing, the Durants. the and Mr. Frank Feltrup: alho. the Busse Borsmann t'o.

for the iromjit and eflUient manner in whioh they conducted the funeral. Mi. Hiiuu-r. Card of Thanks. We to express ouf- sincere a 11 liewrifeit thanks to our relatives, frifiid and neighbors for the sympathy 11 us th- sad bereavement and loss tf our dearly beloved husband and father.

Martin Deuter: esjiecially thank contributed the many beautlfrl Moral offerings. Feather Nau. rith-r Westerman. Dr. Toepmoeller, Traction Mutual Aid.

traction employees und Bubse Borjcmaiin firneral dli'-tors. for their efficient service. The Bereaved Family. Card of Thanks. We desire to extend our sincere for tiie kindness and svmpathy slio wn us by our friends and relatives in the loss ot our dearly leloved son.

Joseph crl Kf- ker. We especially wish to thank Rev. A. Goebel. the singers and servers; also, the donors of th- imny oeautiful tioral offerings, ids little friends, tin- pallbearers and Vitt A- Stermer for the efficient manner in which they conducted and arranged the funeral-.

His Bereaved Mother and Father. "Card of Thanks. We des'ie to express our sincere thanks to our friends, relatives and kind ne-ghhors for the sympathy shown us in our late sor- rov and bereavement in the loss of our dearly beloved mother. Anna Shamal. We wish to thai'k Rev.

Eisenlohr for his con soling words, and we feel especially grate ful for the beautiful floral offerings, also to the Busse fe Borgmann Company for the efficient' manner in which it conducted the funeral. From the Bereaved, Family. Card of Thanks. We wish to thank our relatives, friends and neighbors for the sympathy and kindness shown us in our late sorrow and sad bereavement In the loss of our dearly beloved huband and father. Cas per- Senile; especially do we thank Rev.

Father Lamping, of the St. rancls Sales Church, the donors of the beautiful floral pieces and ndertaker A. A. Degeriliart and assistant, Joteph Steiber. for the "ffleient manner in which tin conducted the funeral.

The Bereawd Family. Card of Thanks. We desire to express our sincere thanks to our relatives, friends and neighbors for the kind sympathy expressed in our wad bereavement in the death of our dearly beloved sister. Carllna S. Weber.

We also thank Rev. James O. White for his consoling words. We wish to thank the undertaker, 'Jir. William Fuldner.

for the efficient manner in which lie con ducted all funeral arrangements. We also thak our friends and relatives for their beautiful floral offerings. From the Bereaved Famiiy. Card of Thanks. The wife and sisters of John P.

Man ning wish- to express their heartfelt thanks to neighbors and friends who sent beautiful floral offerings. We especially thank Mrs. John, J. Woods. Mrs.

Harry Styvinskey and Mrs. W. S. Brightlien for faithfulness tn sickness ana death. His Wife.

Mrs. Maud Manning, and 8is ters. Mrs. B. Korte and Margaret Man ning.

Card of Thanks. The wife and daughter of Wm. J. 9ut ter wi.h to thank all who sympathized with them in the loss of their beloved husband and father; arc extend ed also to his relatives, friends and lodge brothers- for beautiful floral of ferlngs. to Itev.

Krnest Voss and P. Re- bold Sons. His Wife and Daughter. Card of Thanks. I desire to thank all who sympathized 'witn me in the loss or my beloved hus Jand.

Georce Curran: esoeciallv the Hav in Hotel, and employees. Rev. Mulvihill of St. Peter Cathedral, and James H. Finn, undertaker; also the pallbearers.

The Bereaved Wife. Mrs. George Curran. Card of Thanks. We desire to thank our friends and neighbors for the kindness shown us in the of our beloved son and brother, John Heupel; especially do we thank Rev.

r. Hourquln ror his consoling: words; also the 'pall-bearers. The Bereaved Family. Kesolutions of Regret Adopted at the reffular meeting of Board of Directors of the Sycamore Savings and Loan Company. Whereas, it has pleased God Almighty to take from our midst our beloved member and associate Director.

Christopher- Meyer, therefore, be it Resolved. That in his death we have lost an honest and efficient officer; therefore, be It ReFolved. That a copv of these resolutions be handed his bereaved family, and that it be published in the Sunday Enquirer. H. L.

Schoettelkotte. B. II. Linnemana, B. J.

Stautberer. Committee. Cremation Adults. 125. Children 15.

Apply to 'ClnclniMttl Crema- IN. Ki. INI T. FORMER LOVER Is Killed By a Child-Wife, Who Has Been Separated From Her Husband. 'CUL OtSF.

TCH TO THK E.NQXIBER. Hobert, November 15. Mrs. Anna Russell, child-wife of a year, to-day shot and instantly killed Bernard Phln- ney, her former lover. She used an auto matic revolver and shot Phinney four times, each shot being sufficient to cause instant Russell then drove back to her home, telephoned the police to come for her.

and to-night is in jail charged with the murder. --She had been separated from Russell, her h'osband, only a few Russell, who Is, a mite of a girl, only 17 years old, phoned Phinney that she was coming to kill him on sight, fol lowing his refusal to fnarry her. He ac cepted the threat a 'a joke until she drove up to his house, called him out and shot him to death. Both Mrs. Russell and Phinney come from families prom'nent in Southwestern Oklahoma.

Her parents are extensive land owners near Roosevelt. ''HOME, SWEET HOME" For Runaway Bride. Whose Mecca Was Washington, D. C. Mrs.

Mabel Quitman Phillips. JO. who disappeared last week after four days Of married 1-fe. returned to Cincinnati es- terday morning from Washington. V.

in the company of her father, Lee Quitman, a carriage dealer. The young woman was secretly married to 'Philip Phillips, a s.ilesman, a week ago Friday. A stormy scene followed the announcement to the family, it was said, and the bride left a ffw day's later. It was stated last right that Mr'. Philips was "too jll to i-ay anything." Her mother would riot say-whether or, not the family, was reconciled to Phillips.

The) husband did not call at the Mt. Lookout 'of ide yesterday, according to the statement. Friends are anxiously awaiting BASCHANG'S JOB. IAL. 1-IHHTfa TO TBS tQH4.t.

Otilo. November 1-Y Ja ot Rachang. of serviriK rni in the Ohio Penilentiary for brioer. Will i- given a job as chauffeur of a "push-mobile." ji was iid to-day. Tnla vehicle's ordinary name iu wlieelbun ow.

Bathang be assigned to one of labor gangs a soon as possible. FUNEBAL DIRECTORS. GEO. H. ROHDE UNDERTAKERS, Sucexor HIGH KOIIDR I M.

r.mbulmrr- aod I unrril Director. 139-1411 Kasteni At. riione Kat 404. Kn. Eat 1:194 K.

WM. G. SIEFKE SONS KU.IITll AMI I. INN STS. I'hunek Hfil HA.

I aoal .318. ihnrif for unr of I'ritale miln MmliulHiKr. Call anitneied prninntlv In llv 'l all ilburt. KO. Jj DFXJK.NHAKT.

Assistant. I ornirrly with The Aekermaaa A BumIi f'o. MONUMENTS. roos. SurrekMr To Wm.

lr Son MOXl'MKXTS and (JIMVK MAHKS, W. Court Strert Pbone C'unal 20.il. SOCIETY rOTICES. ClNi'lXNATl I.OIXSI--. No.

K. AND M. -Vnnuall nwrnng V. Sotn 7 i. nit Klrctlon (f ofTlt-rR unl pavriTerit or i'ie.

V. S. HAN( W. Kmile Kahn. S-'-'t.

I'l NEKAL Xi'iTK'K- ass l.oi(.o fl. K. of P. Tli' an.l ni'mlvr arc hereby -that the fun-ral of Kraxner. will be lirM nt his late rFliltnce.

KanK-rn MONDAY A RE ll.Ni N. Xovem-icr IT. at o'rl'k. at Dujlaa-Hali at 1 that day AI-KKHll WHKATON. A.

C. Wm. K. of K. 4.n.l HAXSELMAXX MA XDERY XO lfi.

T.j-Stat-r1 rnnclave TrF.SOAJ". Noveml.er 18 at p. ni. Sli- Knights ar- welcome. K.

PlI'l-IK. Km. i 'urn manlier. l. II.

ItcenrJer. I. it. Nathan Stewart LoUkc SSS. will eunfer ihe initiatory leirr-e uoon iw.

ranlllateM Thtii.Jav. November 1S13. Isuors weK'jtne. WM H. UAKXKS.

N. O. H. F. Kicker.

Sei-'y. KM.W1NNINO rHAPTKR NO. J7. R. II Siwelal ronvooatloti WKDXBSUAY.

Nov. ni- brr 1, at p. ni. Work in Roval continultiR In evening. Visitors t'HAS.

J. H. FRENCH, li. V. A.

1 Hoever. UVKAYKTTE I.OD5K NO. M. V. AND A.

-Spreial meetliiK TfESUAY, November IK at p. m. Work: I. lltni-t-v. Vlsltois n-vl'eJ.

WM. A. EVANS. L.IN-OLX IX)UGK NO. 17.

K. OK are to attend our next on-ention TI ESbAY KVKNINO. November IS. Inauguration of School of Instruction Jet your ttekets for ThankRKivlnir Eve lum-e. "Come and boo.t." K.

Isaac J. Fieller. K. of R. and S.

MASONIC FI'NKRA I. The officers and niein-bers of Cincinnati ljLgn No. l.W. F. and A.

are requeste.1 to met at the Masonic Temple MONDAY. 17th at 1 p. to pay the last tribute pf respect to our deceased brother. Henry K. Quadling.

V. S. HANCOCK. W. M.

Kmile Kahn. fsec'y. THE Theosopliical Society will meet every Tl'ESDAY EVENING at Room SW. Odd Fellows' Temple, Seventh and Elm. Public invited.

TRINITY COM A XPERT XO. 44. KNIGHTS TEMPLARS Stated conclave MOXDAY EJVE-XI Xovember 17. at 7:) o'clock. Work In the Illustrious Order of the Red Cross EDGAR M.

WOOLLEY, Commander. Henry B. Michle, Rec. VATTIER IX)DGE XO. 3fi.

F. AXD A. MOXDAY. Xovember 17. 7 pm.

F. Visitors invited. HOWARD J. JJVANS. W.

M. W. A. Grejtfr. Sec'y.

WALXCT HILLS LODGE NO. 48.:. F. AXD Special meetlnir Tl'ESDAY. Xovember IS, at i p.

m. K. A. and. F.

O. Degrees. Vls- Edward rpriPTAv M. William Schuchardt, Sec'y. YBATMAN LODGE NO.

162. F. AND A Membeni will please attend the funerai of our late brother. F. H.

lioutet. Due notice of arrangements will appear In Monday morning's papers. MERE. YKATMAN. M.

RELIGIOUS. THE SOCIETY OF SPIRITUAL PROGRESS meets Odd Feilows' Temple. Hall r. rjim-Hi. entrance, zs.

11. U. RYMER. Pastor, assisted with messages by others. All welcome.

SERVICES Sunday and Thursday. p. af 411 E. Third Flat 11. Thursday.

IJncoln Inn Court. 51D Main st. Mrs. Roach. COXSCLT MRS.

HAXNA. 21ft E. Fifth Newport. 'Readings daily. Servicts Tuesday, Thursday.

Sunday, p. Wednesday. 2. UXA F. SILVA talks through spirit aid.

717 John southwest corner Eighth. BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS. THE SOUTHERN OHIO LOAN AXD TRUST COMPANY lias money to loan In any sums on real estate. Opei? all dav at Xo. 513 Main next M.

S. TODD. Pres't. Tel. 6454.

-AT HOME- Dr. Bessie M. Sro'e, OSTEOPATHIC ICIAW, PlkstM 147S. RACE STREET Sixth and Seventh Avs. MAIN SHEET Morosewnves, Hotels md RmmMg-Wmse Keepers A Whole Train Load of Bedspreads, Comforts, Blankets and Linens Caught in a Big Freight Wreck While in Transit From New York To Cincinnati, Has Been Turned Over To Us For Quick "THE CONSIGNEE, A LARGE LOCAL JOBBER," Having Settled for the Loss With the Railroad Company, Has Ordered Us To Sell the Goods At a Price That will Bring Immediate Cash Results.

Sale Commences Monday Morning at 8 O'clock. If You Cannot Come in Person, Send in Your Order by Mail. This Is a Bargain Opportunity That May Never Be: Afforded You Again, '250 WHITE MARSEILLES HEMMED BEDSPREADS i Extra large size, $1.00 quality; saved from ICfcf' the wreck will be sold out at 360 WHITE MARSEILLES BEDSPREADS Scalloped, cut corners, lixtra quality quilts, 1 1-4 size, regular S2.2.- values; saved from tne wreck; closed. out. at 600 PAIRS COTTON BLANKETS.

I Assorted in white. ray and tan. Sl.CH) values, saved from tiie wroek: will be sold out at. a pair 44c SO WHITE to match: good anlcl olll 6.OO0 keep up a bargaiu 100 Pairs All-Wool Blankets Si.e by SO inclicn. assorted in wliite.

gray and scarlet and a biK lot of pink and white plaids, blue and white plaids, tan and whit plaids, gray and white plaids, rod and black plaid and black and white plaids; regjilar values; OC saved from the wreck; will be soLd out $2.25. S2.S0 and S3. 00 FINE COMFORTS Will be closed out at S1.60. S1.75 and S2.00 TWILL SHAKER Will be closed out. each for 125 Pieces Bleached All-Linen Table Damask.

Saved from' the wreck. Will be sold out as follows: 45c AND 50c DAMASKS 5S indies 65c AND 73c DAMASKS-r-82 Inches I 85c AND Si.00 DAMASKS 72 inches wide. Will be closed out at. OO. I wide.

Will be closed out at, 59 wtdei -Mill be closed out at. Any. a yard a yard Jr' I a yard 10 BALES UNBLEACHED MUSLINS yard width; 111 yard lengths; jc be offered in this sale at. a ard TOWEUNG. 4M LACE klndvVm-oin'Thts" i shIi- lit a vni-fi wV i lor PEPFERELL UNBLEACHED SHEETING inches wide: sold every whi-re at 2oc.

Will be sale at. a yard STRIPED AND CHECKED FLANNELETTES, light end dark patterns. and BLEACHED AND UNBLEACHED UOMET LANNELs. 7'C kind-, in this sale at. a yard.

SANSILK AND O. N. T. LUSTRE Will be sold Monday a doien 7Qf balls for. C(D)AT CdDATS-CdDATS A GIGANTIC PURCHASE OF ABOUT 3,000 HIGH-CLASS GARMENTS Ha plated in a position to offer on MOXDAY THE BIGGEST BARGAIN'S IX LADIES', MISSES and 4'OATS that have ever been shown in Cincinnati.

Every garment is of this season's manufacture and up to the minute in every respect. This is certainly great money-saving opportunity, as te goods ill be nold at atnmt ONE HALF OFF REGULAR PRICES FANCY COATS great variety; ladies', mioses' and jimiors; values up to $10.00..... BLACK BOUCLE CURL. COATS Nicely lined garments; ladies', misses' and Juniors' sizes: worth up to $10.50 BLACK THIBET CLOTH COATS Full-leniith garments; made with seal plush large ru'lins shawl collar and cuffs'. ladies' and misses' sizes; regular $10.00 garments BLACK BROADCLOTH COATS Full-length Karments; made with handsomely embroidered la rye- shawl collar; Indies' and.

mioses' siz: values worth up to SIO.50. NOBBY SPORT COATS Block checks, brown and white, tan and white and black and' white, misses' and junior sizes: aluos up to $10. (K) ALL-WOOL SHAKER KNIT COATS Extra heavy Karments In white, navy blue and maroon: made with large rough neck collar: misses' and junior sizes: values worth in.oo CHILDREN'S HANDSOME COATS to 14 ear sizes: Astrakhan, chinchillas, boucles. velvet--, corduroys and heavy diagonals: gray, brown, navy blue, red and black; values up to FASHIONABLE SPORT COATS Chinchillas and boticles: in emerald Nell rose. Kinsr's-hlue.

pray and tan. and handsome fancy materials, in a big range of colorings and combinations: misses' and junior sizes: regular $12.60 values HIGH-CLASS FA1VCY COATS 45 and 4S inch lengths: ladies', misses' and juniors'; very newest models: big range to select from; values up to STYLISH BLACK ASTRAKHAN OATS Ladies' and misses': S-inch length: collar and cuffs plush trimmed: lined throughout with black or hlgh-colored guaranteed satin and finished with elegant black silk rr-gs; regular S11.9S values HANDSOME BLACK SILK PLL'SH COATS Ladies' and misses'; 54-inch lengths; collar and ruffs of black Caucasian Lamb and lined throughout with rich plain-colored Kuarantecd satin: regular $12. 50 values RICH BLACK BROADCLOTH COATS Full-length garments; linel throughout with black: guaranteed satin: collar and cuffs stylishly trimmed with paon velvet; regular 1 2.9H values CHARMING TWO-TONE BOUCLE COATS MS inches long: lined throughout with I hinh-colored guaranteed satin: ladies' and misses' sizes: Copenhagen and black, gray ii and black and brown and black combinations: handsome garments; trimmed with elegant llack silk frogs; regular $15.98 values REAL SEAL PLUSH COATS 52 and 54 inch lengths: ladies' and misses' sizes: with black or plain-colored guaranteed satins and trimmed with elegant black silk frogs; regular $10.50 values THE FINEST GRADES OF FANCY Colored Astrakhans, two-tone rough novelties, stylish fancy mixtures: grays, 'browns, navy blue and green effects; worth up to $18. (K 1 RICH BLACK CAUCASIAN LAMB FUR COATS 52 and 54 Inches long: ladies' and misses' sizes: made with large shawl collar and deep turned-back cuffs; these garments are lined throughout with black or high-colored guaranteed satins and finished with elegant black silk frogs; regular $22.50 value 575 Handsome One-Piece Serge Dresses Beautiful models: ladies', misses' and junior sizes: strictly high-grade all-wool materials, in navy blue, dove gray, golden "brown, garnet. Copenhagen blue and black; correctly trimmed, well-made, perfect-fitting dresses; worth up to $12.00.

CC Art Will coon sale Monday at ww 1.000 MESSALINE SILK PETTICOATS Emerald green. American Beauty, King's $3.50 values. Will go on sale Monduy at FIXE QUALITY SILK-FINISH COSTUME VELVETS-- Black, navy blue, golden brown, marine blue, garnet, gray and royal pi Will be sold aionuay at, yard HEAVY WALE SILK-F1XISH ENGLISH COKI)UKOS 30 inches wide; golden brown, navy blue, taupe gray, ganu-t. hunter's greeu, wistaria, white and black: $1.25 quality, gr Will be sold Monday at, a yard HANDSOME BHOCADED SILK-FACE COSTUME VELVETS Taupe gray, golden brown, navy blue, Will be soid at a -yard HANDSOME BLACK ASTRAKHANS. GO inches wide: BLACK BABY LAMB, BLACK AND BROWN REAL SEAL PLUSH.

54 inches wide; regular $5.00 sold Monday at. a yard BLACK ALL-SILK BROCADED VELOUK 50 inches wide; handsome designs; $7.50 values. "Will be sold at. a yard FLUFFY MARABOU FUR TRIMMINGS Eft White, pink, light blue, canary, lavender, Nell rose, silver gray, red fox, natural and black. Will be sold Monday atl a yard 50C FASHIONABLE CIIARMUESE MESSALIXE SILKS 27 inches wide: in a complete range of dress and trimming shades: also black; regular $1.25 quality.

"Will be sold Mon CQ day at, a yard OJC YARD-WIDE ALL-SILK BLACK CHARMEUSE. YARD-WIDE ALL-SILK BLACK SATIN LUXOR. YARD-WIDE ALL-SILK BLACK PEAU DE SOIE; three very fashionable black silk fabrics that retail regularly for $1.50. Will be sold Q7 Monday at, a yard i 7C A HANDSOME QUALITY ALL-SILK CREPE METEOR 40 inches wide; black, navy blue, golden brown, taupe gray and white; $2.50 quality. Will be sold Monday at.

a yard JAPONICA WASHABLE SILKS 27 inches wide: white pink, light blue, canary. Nell rose. King's blue, enerald gree'n. royal purple, cardinal, red and black; 59c V7g. quality.

Will be sold Monday at, a yard A All-Wool Mannish Serge 46 inches wide: $1.25 quality: navy blue, golden brown, garnet, gray, Copenhagen Monday at. a yard HEAVY WALE DIAGONAL SUITINGS, 54 INCHES AVIDE, AND FINE WHIPCORD SUITINGS, 54 INCHES WIDE Navy blue, marine tyue. golden brown, gray and $1.50 fend $2.00 kinds. Will be Monday at. a yard ALL-WOOL SERGE SUITINGS 40 inches wide, navy blue, marine blue, golden brown, gray, garnet.

Copenhagen blue, cream arid black; regular 75c quality. ill be sold Monday at. a yard OC THE GREATEST BARGAINS IN COAT SWEATERS That We Have Ever rum. nuKsacw snr. made with pockets: all sizes, for boys 1 1,000 OXFORD GRAY COAT SWEATERS-For men and women: rough neck and surplice styles; regular i.zo vaiues.

win De ciosea out at HILLED9: ATTENTION 275 WHITE MARSEILLES HEMMED BEDSPREADS Full 11-4 size.choice quality: fc saved from the wreck; will be sold out at 289 WHITE MARSEILLES BEDSPREADS Hemmed and scalloped, cut comers, very fine quality and extra will be large size, 52.75 wreck; will be MARSEILLES BED SETS Bolster and spread verv fine kook that would retail up to $6.50: all in condition (boxes only being crushed); will be 2 95 at i BLANKET SAMPLES will bo added to the the excitement and all Cincinnati Knows wuat they arc, each i'or 396 Pairs Woolnap Blankets White, tan and gray, plain colors and tan and white nlaids. erav and white Dlaids. blue and white-' plaids and pink and white ko incnes: savea out at, a pair. at. a Saved from the wreck.

BLANKETS Full 11-4 size; saved from the A Mill full 500 HEAD ENDS Or quality Will Cr Bleacnea ana lengths, Will go CURTAIN SAMPLES Representing lace up to 53.50 a pair. Will go ia this sale, each COMFORT CALICOES AND FIGURED CHA1XIES Fast colors. Will be sold at, a yard 4 ouVred in this 1Q WHITE COTTON roU. BEST QUALITY APRON GINGHAMS and BEST AMERICAN CALICOES-AII kinds. Will be offered Ml in this sale at, a yard a HgC wdl te offered FLEISHER'S GERMANTOWN YARN 4-fold, white, black and colors; will be sold Monday, at a skein i purple; 85c values.

garnet, delft blife and black; $2.00 quality. HIGH-GRADE CLOAKINGS. Offered Will Go on Sale Monday. tK3 uxioru gray. Drown, tan.

green and and girls: regular $1.00 and $1.25 values -AND- tne remarkably low pneo or RACE STREET, SIXTH AND SEVENTH AVS. RACE STREET Sixth and Seventh Avs. values; saved from the DT sold out at IS BALES SILKALINE COMFORTS. White cotton filleii.and extra largd size. $1.50 values, saved from the wreck; will lift sold out at.

each sale to 1c 85c plaids: regular J3.50 quality: size 00 by rrom ino-wrecs; win oe ciosca S1.57 48c wreck. MUsLINs AND CANTON FLANNELS unoieacnea; i. aua yara cc 1. i and 2 in this sale, each length for. curtains BLEACHED SHEETS.

Llnon finish: size 72x90: 50c quality. Will go in this sale at. BATTING Will be sold at. 5c CLARK'S O. N.

T. SPOOL COTTON White, black and colors; will be soia a aozen spools 47 ior Will All Go at One Price in f. This Big Sale. Will Be Sold in This Big Special Sale at .1 And You Can Have Choice of This Entire Collection at blue, kvown and black; regular $1.69 50c $1.25 54 Inches wide; grades. Will be $4.50 $1.59 IMPORTED SILK POPLINS-30 inches wide; in a com-rlet range of plain shades and black; 50c quality.

OC-W ill be sold Monday at, a yard 3C Suitings blue, cream and black. Will be sold TC 9t IMPORTED sold 1.00 red: surplice style; I ft UEIf: 4' i i i I.