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Dead.— It is with pain that we to day chronicle the death of -lienben Loew, one of LeMars’ prominent merchants, and a citizen who has long enjoyed the eofidenee and esteem of our people. Mr. Loew died about 4 o’clock this morning, of malaria fever, after having suffered two weeks. The deceased was twenty-seven years old; he leaves a wife and one child. Mr. Loew came to LeMars about seven $ ears, ago entering into business with Mr. Clias. fcluckhohn. The two have blult up a magnificent trade, and were on the high road to prosper-ity. But death has come and dissolved that partnership, it has robbed a home of husband and father; pa rents of a dutiful, loving son. It is a consolation to be able to say that Mr. Loew was prepared for the groathe goes to the Christians reward-
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Le Mars Daily Liberal
Le Mars, Iowa, US
Fri, Oct 28, 1881
Page 4
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